mr. jordane purchased the ammunition for the firearm. >> thank god they caught the guy, because the grief and anger from, you know, familyies can finally have peace. >> reporter: two of the three suspects are charged in three random knife point robberies on monday in allentown. police later found the suspects white mercedes suv in this downtown parking lot. >> 38 caliber swing and wesson revolver in a wal*mart shopping bag and 18 dischargeed 38 caliber cartridge casings were found in the vehicle. >> police say the three men will be charged in the murder of 22-year-old cory 45 minutes before the allentown murders along with a shooting just minutes later. >> all these acts appear on the basis of the investigation to be completely random. >> back at the murder scene, neighbors were still shaken by the murders of gray and ramos. they say the violence is hitting too close to home. >> it's a shame. got for bid it could be me. >> reporter: all three suspects are being held in the lehigh county prison tonight without bail. they have a preliminary hearing scheduled for july 13th. coming up at 6:00

calling jordan spieth new tiger woods which is great muze for golf and terrible news for future mrs. jordan my god. that was incredible. that was the opening monologue at last night's espy awards. the award for best team was presented to the women's u.s. soccer team that won the third world cup. stephen curry won role for lead to the championship. ronda rousey took home honors for r best fighter and had words for floyd mayweather on the red carpet. >> ladies and gentlemen, take a moment to sick suck that in. soak that in as well. you are the best fighter. >> well i can't help but really say that i wonder how floyd feels being beat by a woman for once. like to see you pretend to not know who i am now. >> wow. tough words. derek derek jeter received an award. who better to present than ben affleck. >> we respect those that play the game the way it was meant to be played. he broke my heart a hundred times if not more. he broke it again when he retired because he was absolutely one of the very best ever to play the game of baseball. so to you derek jeter, i tip my hat. i thank you for every las

mr. jordan burroughs. my man welcome. good to have you. >> thank you good when did it all start for you when did your interests start when and where. >> i started wrestling at five years old. i'm 26 now. so 21 years i have been wrestling. i brought home a flier from school elementary school, join our local youth program and so been doing it for quite a bit of time. i was youngest of four, smallest kid in the family. you didn't have to be big to excel. >> did i read you have a birthday coming up. >> in four days. >> july 8th. >> happy early birthday young man. >> do you see yourself as a role model, do you see yourself as a role model for kid in camden, sicklerville, every where. >> it is a big responsibility, and with success comes responsibility. so i see it as my responsibility to portray a great role model for young men throughout the country. realistically a lot of people want to be gold medalist and want to be successful husband and fathers as well. so i can lead by example. i exemplify qualities i want to see in oth

mr. jordan purchased the ammunition for the firearm. >> reporter: the da says the three suspects are also charged in three knife point robberies on monday in allentown. >> all these acts appear on the basis of the investigation to be completely random. >> reporter: police in easton now say the three men are also charged in the murder of a 22-year-old man in easton, 45 minutes before the allentown murders. >> what should be noted that did not know the victims of the fatal shooting in allentown nor do i believe they knew the victim of the fatal shooting in easton. >> reporter: back at the murder scene neighbors are still upset over the violence just a few doors down. they were happy to hear about the arrest and hoping the victim's families will get justice. >> i pray for them. >> reporter: now, west is also wanted in connection with a homicide in union county, new jersey. police say surveillance video and some crack work at the crime lab helped lead to these arrests arrests. they would not discuss the motive for the murders. iain? >> all right, dave, thank you. >>> another dui arrest for fo

mr. jordan purchased the ammunition for the firearm. >> reporter: da says the three suspects are also charged395-point robberies on monday in allentown. >> all these acts appear to the basis of the investigation to be completely random. >> reporter: police in easton now say the three men are also charged in the murder of a 22-year-old man in easton. 45 minutes before the allentown murders. >> it should be noted did not know the victims of the fatal shooting in allentown nor do i believe they knew the victim of the fatal shooting in easton. >> reporter: back at the murder scene, neighbors are still upset over the violence just a few doors down. they were happy to hear about the arrests and hoping the victims families will get justice. >> i pray for them. >> reporter: west is also being sought in connection with a homicide in union county new jersey. all three suspects remain behind bars in the lehigh county prison being held without bail. authorities refused to discuss the motive for the murders. in allentown dave schratwieser, fox 29 news. >>> texas man bringing a wrongful death lawsuit again

mr. jordan. >> i thank the chairman. mr. camus, i'm going back to where mr. meadows was. how many places physical locations were the tapes erased? how many are there. you said a handful, what does that mean? one, two three spots? >> i believe there are four or five locations where the e-mails are centralized. >> okay. four or five places. so say there are four places, physical locations where they take the take the tapes and erase what is on them. how many people work in those four locations? >> dozens in each location. i have a list here mr. jordan but for me to sit here and count them -- >> how many who work in those erased the tape. the picture in my mind is -- maybe you have it wrong is joe and fred in the basement putting them into a machine and erasing them. how many people we do that? we know it is four locations. how many people do the erasing? >> in this location there were two employees involved in the erasure on a midnight shift so i imagine they are running three shifts per location. >> so six people times four, 24. >> 24-30 people. >> so 24 and if it is five

jordan spieth the new tiger woods which is great news for golf and terrell news for the future mrs. jordangot a laugh from tiger's ex. even the aarp got in on it. it's better to be over 50 than over par. is it time for tiger to retire? >> i think he has potential to give back to playing really strong golf. the question is can he get there? don't know. time will tell. >> reporter: in this tournament the old tiger could be out. >> speight for birdie. >> reporter: a new one has a chance to roar into the record books. jordan spieth is very much in the hunt he is four shots off the lead that lead tied with two players, nine under par, one of those players is fellow american dustin johnson. he of course is the man who almost beat speight at the u.s. open. for tiger, he is a five over par, has six holes left to play in the second round. it's not looking good for him frankly. by the way, he's now dropped to 241st in the world rankings. >> wow. that aarp tweet that you included was hilarious. that was cold but it was really funny. okay. thank you, kelly. >>> you won't find hillary clinton at a gath

mr. jordan speith, the man of the moment, breaking the leaderboard in just the last 30 minutes. now 5 under through seven. speith is chasing the grand slam of golf. minus rory mcilroy he has a chance. looking for a stock to watch. company added better than expected 3.3 million subscribers in the second quarter. i'm joined by s&p capital iq senior director rich peterson, along with recon capital partners cio, kevin kelly. good morning to you. >> morning. sandra: it is zick on the east coast. i'm going to you. make earnings exciting for me this morning. what are we watching? >> we're seeing financials, reports from goldman sachs, citicorp. sandra: we used to say alcoa kicks off earnings season. no. it is the banks. this is a big week for banks. what are you looking for? >> improvement in those earnings from bank of america. they were able to keep expenses in line so they beat expectations. still for the period, earnings would be dismal. we're looking forward estimates of decline -- sandra: you're not optimistic? >> realistic. the earnings have been decelerating since the second qu

mr. jordan. rep. jordan: the president issued his now somewhat famous executive order. you made a memo on deferred action. the recall that, mr. johnson? rep. jordan: yes, sir. -- secretary johnson: yes, sir. rep. jordan: and then it was an action that blocks what was outlined in your memo. is that correct? secretary johnson: yes sir. rep. jordan: then your counsel represented the court saying that no application would be accepted until the 18th of february 2015. is that correct? secretary johnson: i do not know exactly what the cola liquid was g. rep. jordan: regardless of what it was, the representation that no applications would be accepted until the 18th of february turned out to be wrong. is that accurate, mr. johnson? that representation made and from the court was not accurate. secretary johnson: like i said i do not know exactly how was said. we began issuing three-year renewals consistent with the policy. it was on the face of the policy. rep. jordan: let me read what the judge said. your counsel actually filed an advisor with the court clarifying that even thoug

mr. jordan spieth. that happened -- ♪ matt: jordan spieth got off to a pretty good start in the british open at st. andrews. he fired a five under at 67 and two shots back of the leader dustin johnson. he is going for the third leg of the grand slam. it has been a rough day for tiger. he was at four over after 16 holes. while. as jordan spieth rises, so does his profile on social media. cofounder of npv index.com that analyzes million of data points to help identify who is top on social. he joins us from dallas. kyle, you can call it jordan spieth kind of your friend almost kind of like a client. he was your first, like a guinea pig because of you started the company with his father, right? kyle: that is right. that is -- thank you for having me on. i'm glad you have me on. sean would be the better guide to interview today but he is at the british open. i have watched jordan grow up in fact, i played with him many times at the cave and country club right down the street. sean and i ironically meant on t

jordan spieth the new tiger woods which is great news for golf and terrible news for the future mrs. jordan spieth. >> it got a laugh from tiger's ex. even the aarp got in on the joke. tweeting it is better to be over 50 than to be over par. is it time for tiger to retire? >> i think he has the potential to get back to playing really strong golf. the question is can he get there? don't know. time will tell. >> reporter: in this tournament, the old tiger could be out. >> spieth for birdie. >> reporter: a new one has the chance to roar into the record books. spieth is in the hunt. he is four shots off the lead. that lead shared by two people right now. one of them fellow american dustin johnson. the man who almost beat him at u.s. open. as for tiger, he is 5 shots over and six holes left to play. sheinelle, it doesn't look good. at this point, he's ranked 241st. it's just hard to believe. >> kelly, thank you. >> we both grew up in california and playing golf. he excelled every level in his career. it is hard to watch. >> could you beat him now? >> maybe now i have a chance. for my generation

jordan. >> thank you, mr. president. mr. president, jordan welcomes the agreement on the iranian nuclear file as well as the political and diplomatic effort made by china, france, germany the russian federation, the united kingdom, and the united states, as well as the european union to reach said agreement. jordan has always called for a peaceful diplomatic solution to the iranian nuclear file. therefore, jordan supports any aims at entrenching regional and international peace and security as well as stability particularly in the current conditions pervading in the middle east at the current time. we hope that this agreement will promote further confidence among the states of the region. we also wish for the affects of this agreement to have a positive repercussion on all states of the region and on the security and stability of the people. we hope that this will be a positive, constructive step to prevent a new arms race in the middle east region and to reach the region -- rid the region of all weapons of mass description -

mr. jordan. >> thank the chairman secretary johnson, on november 20th 2014, the president issued his now somewhat famous executive order. you did a memo regarding daca and deferred action, you recall that, mr. johnson? >> yes, sir. >> all right. and in february 16th of this year judge hanen has a ruling that blocks the action of the president and the action outlined in your memo correct? >> yes, sir. >> and during the hearing in front of mr. hanen, judge hanen's court, january 15th 2015, your counsel represented to the court quote, no applications for revised daca would be accepted until the 18th of february 2015, is that correct, mr. johnson? >> i don't know exactly what the kal colloquy was, sir. >> regardless of what it was, the representation that no application would be, for revised data, would be accepted until the 18th of february that turned out to be wrong is that accurate, mr. johnson? >> well in fact -- >> that representation that was made in front of the court was not accurate? >> like i said, i don't know the exact colloquy. i do know that in november we began issuing three-y

mr. president. >> i thank the representative of jordan for the statement. i give the floor to the representative of chile. >> thank you, mr. president. i would like to express my satisfaction with the adoption of this resolution. with this resolution, this counsel has endorsed the agreement reached by iran and the eu. we welcome this agreement. it contributes to resolve the discrepancies involving the scope and repercussions of the nuclear program. we hope that the robust elements of verification will make it possible to strengthen trust between the parties while reserving -- preserving the integrity and strengthen the role of the i ava and promoting through that organization a greater cooperation to preserve peace in the middle east. the agreement has reiterated the irreplaceable value of negotiation and diplomacy in the context of international relations. the flexibility and creativity that all parties have demonstrated clearly speak to the determination and commitment to peace and cooperation which are the guiding principles of our organization. at this h

mr. speaker i rise today to commend the efforts of the jordan michael filler foundation for their fight against an unseen killer, addiction. one person dies every three days in the chicago suburbs because of a heroin overdose. mr. dold: jordan filler was 23 when heroin took his life. his family started the organization in his honor to help others combat addiction. the foundation works tirelessly to provide vital education to children and their families on adiction. mr. speaker, mr. speaker, heroin is an epidemic in our community and unfortunately there is no silver bullet to end drug abuse. as part of the anti-heroin task force, i'm committed to working with local organizations like the jordan michael filler foundation to prevent drug overdose. there are no usey st. louises to the -- easy solutions to the drug epic but i'm working with many community partners. i offer my sincerest thanks to the jordan michael filler foundation and other community organizations for that i have life-saving work. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. for what purpose does the gentleman from

. >> king abdullah of jordan complained to congress that members of the senate were putting up bureaucratic road block. s. what kind of role would he play in your foreign policy? mr. rubio: jordan really does not have a well-developed economy. they are not an oil country. they are sustained by foreign aid from the gulf kingdoms and the united states. we need to confront that. they also have a significant portion of the population that feels disconnected and disaffected by the current system of government and economics. long-term, that is a toxic brew that could lead to rebellion and instability. those are issues we need to help them deal with. the most immediate threat is they have a refugee cap on their border that houses hundreds of thousands of people. they have a major problem. i think it is important that jordan be a willing partner in this effort. it is important for us to allow them to improve their military abilities, were our commitment to that. i think it is important for us to help them deal with the crisis they are facing at the border. the truth is that the aid has been slow in coming from the u.n. and the u.s. to provide what they need to gain contr

mr. carter is also visiting countries like jordan and saudi arabia with the same message, that this is aal, and it is a deal that will lend to the security of the region. as we have been saying nations like israel and indeed other countries here in the middle east very suspicious about this agreement. this agreement which has now been passioned unanimously 50 u.n. security council. >> still ahead on al jazeera: gunfire and explosions heard in burundi's capital just hours before a poll gets underway. and how this 19-year-old solved the rubik's cube, was it enough to set a world record? after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ get excited for the 1989 world tour with exclusive behind the scenes footage all of taylor swift's music videos interviews, and more. xfinity is the destination for all things taylor swift. >> hello again a requirement of the top stories here on al jazeera. u.s. secretary of state john kerry has welcomed a historic restoration of relations between the u.s. and cuba and said the return to full ties will be long and complex. cuba is reaching out to u.s. to release its embargo on the cou

mr. carter is also visiting countries like jordan and saudi arabia with the same message that this is a good deal and it is a deal that will lend to the security of the region. but as we've been saying nations like israel and indeed other countries here in the middle east very suspicious about this disagreement, this agreement which has now been passed unanimously by the u.n. security council. >> despite calls to delay burundi's presidential elections polls will open in the country tomorrow after weeks of political unrest. professors have been called for pierre nkurunziza to drop his bid for a third term which they believe is uncoornl unconstitutional. haru mutasa reports from bueno bujumbura. >> staying indoors until after voting ends. she doesn't want her face shown fearing her family could be targeted if she is found criticizing the government. >> police say this is necessary they believe some people are armed and they want to cause trouble on election day so they're patrolling volume style neighborhoods confiscating weapons. nearly 100 people have died during months of unrest. more than

mr. cheerleader was 89. rory mcelroy and jordannumber one and two ranked golfers in the world. one is with the industry leader, the other with an upstate that continues to cut an ever bigger piece of the pie for itself. here is don dahler. >> victory in two consecutive majors this year jordan spieth is on the edge of golf superstar come when he won the masters he was wearing no fewer than 16 under armour logos. the up and come sports apparel company took a chance and signed the now 21-year-old golfer before he turned pro in 2013. eamon lynch editor of development.com says that was the corporate equivalent of a hole in one. >> you're the. >> osgood: of major brand looking at jordan spieth you are seeing talented, good looking all american who is good to sponsors. >> after spieth won the masters under armour stock rose $3 a share their first retail golf shoe sold out in record time and golf-related sales are up 50% over last year. the baltimore-based company sponsors a number of big names including lindsey von cam newton, tom brady a

mr. cheerleader," was 89. rory mcelroy and jordane number one and two ranked golfers in the world. each has a lucrative apparel contract. one is with the industry leader, the other with an upstart that continues to cut an ever bigger piece of the pie for itself. here's don dahler. >> reporter: with victories in two consecutive majors this year, jordan speith is on the verge of golf superstardom. when he won the masters, he was wearing no fewer than 16 under armour logos. the up-and-coming sports apparel company took a chance and signed the now 21-year old golfer before he turned pro in 2013. eamon lynch, editor of golf.com, says that was the corporate equivalent of a hole-in-one. >> if you're the c.e.o. of a major brand looking at jordan spieth, you're seeing a talented, good looking all- american 21-year-old kid who's good to the fans, good to sponsors. >> reporter: after speith won the masters, under armour stock rose $3 a share, their first retail golf shoe sold out in record time, and golf-related sales are up 50% over last year.

mr. chairman the governments of jordan and kuwait two close u.s. friends are providing full cooperation. right? >> absolutely. jordan as you know is one of the countries threatened by isis. isis' man dade is to put the caliphate in place, and that caliphate would encompass kuwait and it would encompass jordan. those two governments will have a high degree of focus on learning everything they can because of the amount of time he spent there, and because on an ongoing base they're trying to knock down the recruitment of their own citizens into this van guard of eye says as well as other terrorist organizations that seek to replace the monarchy or the government in kuwait with a caliphate. >> as you know some military recruiting facilities here in the united states have increased security in the wake of this terror attack last week. do you believe all u.s. military recruiting centers throughout the suns including orange county which you represent, need to have better security? >> remember we have marines stationed, you know. we have professionals who

jordan has fought back. when jordanian air force pie lat captain was brutally murdered burned alive in a cage mr. speaker, jordan did not shrink. it did not retreat. instead, it took an even more active role in air strikes against the isis threat. the syrian civil war and instability created by isis has placed tremendous pressure on the country of jordan. jordan's absorbed 620,000 syrian refugees during this crisis. its health care and educational systems under severe strain as a result. the united states has provided over $460 million in response on top of the over $1 billion in bilateral foreign assistance jordan received last year. in february the u.s. and jordanian government signed a memorandum of understanding outlining the intentions to provide jordan with $1 billion per year for the next three years. this agreement and this legislation seeks to ensure that jordan is able to defend itself in the wake of these severe threats. for the next three years, the bill would treat jordan as a nato member and how weapon sales, maintenance, manufacturing, licensing agreements and technical assistance a

mr. carter is also visiting countries like jordan and saudi arabia with the same message that this is a good deal and it is a deal that will lend to the security of the region. but as we've been saying nations like israel and indeed other countries here in the middle east very suspicious about this agreement, this disagreement which has now been passed unanimously by the u.n. security council. >> also ahead proalg the patrolling the be streets of burundi. and this young man solved the rubik's cube. can you guess how long it took? >> sepp blatter a comedian sabotaged his media conference. >> turkey's prime minister has suggested the islamic state of iraq and the levant may have been responsible for an explosion in southern turkey that's killed around 30 people. around 100 people have been wounded in the town of suruc. victoria gatenby reports. >> reporter: the explosion happened in the garden of a cultural center in the turkish town of suruc. most of the people were due to travel to kobani to scare out relief work. it is not yet known what caused the blast. turkey's president says it was oter

mr. carter is also visiting countries like jordan and saudi arabia with the same message, that this is ad deal and it is a deal that will lend to the security of the region but as we have been saying nations like israel and indeed other countries here in the middle east e very suspicious about this agreement, this agreement which has now been past unanimously by the u.n. security council. >> still to come on the al jazeera newshour. gunfire and explosions heard in burundi's capitol just hours before tuesday's controversial presidential poll opens. >>> as greece repays its debt and banks reopen we hear from those who say it's far from business as usual in the cash-strapped nation plus? >> also i am lee welling, fifa where there was a shock for president sepp blatter a sabotage of his media conference. >>> chad's former president has been removed from his trial at a court in senegal, the first african african leader to be tried on the african continue accused of crimes against humanity. he called the proceedings a farce. from dakhar. >> reporter: victims of torture and human rights activis

mr. carter is also visiting countries like jordan and saudi arabia with the same message; that this is adeal and it is a deal that will lend to the security of the region but as we have been saying nations like israel and indeed other countries here in the middle east, very suspicious about this agreement, this agreement that has now been passed unanimously by the u.n. security council. >>> now to greece which met two debt payments today to the international monetary fund. it used an emergency loan from creditors to meet the deadline. also today, banks reopened for the first time in three weeks. strict limits on crash withdrawals remain in place, and citizens have a new concern, higher taxes on basic necessities. in turkey officials suspect isil is behind an explosion that left 30 people dead. it happened near the border with syria. if isil is responsible, it could represent major escalation of the group's campaign against turkey. our correspondent reports. >> reporter: the explosion happened in the garden of the cultural center in this turkish town. most of the victims were volunteers,

mr. jordan. >> secretary johnson, on november 20, 2014 the president issued his now somewhat famous executiver. you did a memo regarding defer action. you call that -- the recall that's because yes, sir. >> february 16 of this year the judge has a ruling that blocks the action of the present and action outlined in your memo, correct? >> yes, sir. >> during the hearing in front of the judge, general 15 to 2010 your counsel represented to the court quote no application a revised daca will be accepted until the 18th of february, 2015. is that correct, mr. johnson? >> i don't know exactly what the colloquy was. >> this is from your counsel and from the court. but regardless of what it was the representation that no applications would be for revised daca be accepted until the 18th of february, that turned out to be wrong. is that accurate? >> well, in fact, -- >> that representation was made in front of the court was not accurate speak was like i said i do know the exact colloquy. i do know that in november we begin issuing three-year renewals consistent with the policy. it was on the face of the

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when play resumed, jordan spieth , struggled a little bit finishing at even par five strokes behind the leader. as for this guy, tiger woods mrs. his second straight cut at a major, finishing 3 over 75, finished tied for 143rd. tiger: i felt like i was playing well enough to win this event. the very first hole, very first day, just one thing after another. i had my opportunities to stay close, and when i did, i did not make it. robert: ok. d.c. united in action tonight come on the road. tiger said he thought he was playing well enough to win. jeannette: those fans with the cameras, " i thought i lit up the whole place." jeannette: one final look at the forecast. devon: cloud cover this morning and morning storms held the temperature down but heat advisory tomorrow east of the blue ridge. 1 p.m. until 8 p.m., 98, but it could feel like 105 when you factor in the heat index. he did visor he -- heat advisor y. stay well hydrated. if you are at the beach, you don't to burn your feet. jeannette: thanks a much for watching. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." a political free-for-all. donald trump at it again, this time going after

jordan spieth no such problems, five birdies on the front 9, finished 5-under, two behind the leaders. back to mr. woods, not pleased. >> i fought hard today. i made so many mistakes today. i made two bogeys with wedges in my hand and i bogeyed a par 5. so not that ideal. >> not ideal, okay. 75 games to go. >>> the nats marching orders in the 2nd half of the season, kick it into overdrive and sift dust in the face of those mets and the rest of -- spit dust in the face of those mets and the rest of the national league east. what are we about to see from bryce harper? we've seen a great 1st half. he's a serious contender for the triple crown. fans have been waiting for this breakout campaign and boy, have they been getting it. can he keep it up? we spoke with a baseball writer today who thinks the best is yet to come for bryce. >> he's a guy that embraces this. he wants to be the guy that everybody turns to, not just in his clubhouse but that the whole sport turns to to watch. he loves being in the spotlight. he's not going to shy away from any part of the success. >> no, he's not, no doubt about t

mr. carter will reaffirm the u.s. military commitment to the region and, indeed his commitment to countries like israel and saudi arabia, qatar and jordan. here this deal is a good thing and could possibly bring some calm to the unrest that we've seen over the years. >> the african union mission in somalia has denied allegations of mass shootings on tuesday. 4 people were killed when africa union troops open fired on young men playing football. well, they have strongly refuted the allegation that troops were involved in the deaths saying that their troops are under obligation to avoid civilian casualty and exercise maximum constraint. a senior united nations official has resigned in the handling of child sex abuse in the. she said she had been distracted by budget cuts. the u.n. said that she's resigning for health reasons. security continues in lapaz. but it's lack of development lagging behind the rest of the country. we have this report. >> this is about two kilometers from the center city center. they're preventing anyone or any trucks from coming in to the city. they said they'll keep the city paralyzed they said five years ago the

mr. carter met not only with anwar sadat of egypt but king hussein of jordan, king khalid of saudi arabiates had always backed the shah of iran and goes back to 1953 in fact when america essentially put the shah into power. >> iran is an island of stability and one of the more troubled areas of the world. >> even though western government loved the shah, they weren't really paying attention to the facts on the ground. and there were many people who were discontented with the shah in part because of his extremely oppressive policies. >> iran was seen as important for its oil resources but also because the shah was an ally when it came to regional goals. this was a natural alliance of the united states. >> the president and the shah of iran spent a long time speaking abut the middle east. >> jimmy carter saw the middle east and the settlement of the conflict between israelis and arabs as central to any kind of stability for the next generation. >> hopes for a middle east peace settlement were never higher than they were last november when sadat went to jerusalem to meet begin. after begin r

jordan, pakras, stans bury. >> could you recount the vote for me. >> i don't have that. >> i'm sorry. >> thank you, motion passes 4-3. all right. mr. clerk, could you call the next item, please. >> item seven. an action item review and approval of amended proxy voting policy, policy on related shareholder proposals. >> colleague, at the last meeting you asked staff to come forward on how to amend to give the voters more flexibility to vote for shareholder proposals around environmental issues and the proxy consultant on iss what you see before you is their recommended policy to cover a broad range of esg issues on the proxy voting process. what this is is a top level screen sets that if the proxy item touches on environmental issues, the preponderance of evidence of us having the retirement system before the proposal with more information and so on. it is staff's recommendation that this amendment to proxy policy be approved and when it's time to review the existing policies we will amend the individual policies on environmental issues. >> thank you. any comments? >> we brought to you in february, march, april some discussions abou

mr. carter, no doubt will reconfirm the commitment to the region and, indeed, his commitment to israel, saudi arabia qatar and jordan. here this deal is a good thing and could possibly bring some calm to the unrest that we've seen over the years. >> u.s. secretary of state john kerry will appear before u.s. law make necessary washington. >> this is a day that we've been looking forward to because we get to talk substance we get to go into politics. we look forward to answer any and every question that the members of house have and then later the members of the senate. we're convinced that the agreement that we have arriveed at with world powers is an agreement that will present iran with potential securing nuclear weapon. that will make our friends and allies safer it will make the world safer and absent of any alternative absolutely under scores that fact. >> in yemen pro government forces say that they're in full control after pushing the houthis out of their final stronghold. 24 houthi fighters reportedly have been killed in fighting. earlier aden international airport was reopened after four months. a plane carr

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jordan for example? >> reporter: that's right, the concern about this deal that has been reached with iran isn't just that it's an israeli concern even though mrnyahu has been vocal and public critic with iran and other powers including china, russia and other european nations and although they have not been as vocal privately they have been very critical of the deal to the u.s. let's start with jordan jordan of course is deeply concerned about iran's role in neighboring syria and in neighboring iraq and involved in a coalition against i.s.i.l. so it is stretched militarily and of course it certainly has concerns if other groups getting power in other countries that could be a problem too but saudi arabia are the concerns that the u.s. are most concerned about, saudi arabia is a major ally of the united states, the u.s. has a large military presence in the middle east due to saudi arabia and influence in the gulf region as well and the u.s. is attune to what the saudis' concerns are. the saudis want to be the most powerful player in that part of the world, in the middle east. and iran has shown in resent years that it has tried to exert its ow

mr. president. our allies, israel, saudi arabia, the gulf states, jordan, egypt are worried. tehran is on the march and moving closer to a nuclear weapon. as charles krauthammer noted the one great hope for middle east peace the strategic anchor for 40 years the united states is giving a green light to terror. ladies and gentlemen and mr. president i don't think that's a legacy that anyone should be proud of. thank you mr. president. ms. collins: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from maine. ms. collins: thank you mr. president. mr. president, i send a bill to the desk and ask that it be appropriately referred. the presiding officer: the bill will be received and appropriately referred. ms. collins: thank you mr. president. mr. president, i rise today to introduce the federal information security management act of 2015. i'm very pleased that senator warner, senator mikulski, senator coats senator ayotte and senator mccaskill are joining me in this bipartisan effort to strengthen cybersecurity in federal agencies. i very much appreciate their input into this bi

jordan spieth tied in 15th place at 5 under par. up next, donald trump pushing -- well, populous and people love it. what's behind mr.mp's ride in the polls? we'll find out >> the new yorker magazine has ton it again. take a look at this. the most recent new yorker cover with the perfect metaphor for the gop field and donald donald trump's impact thereon. this week's cover presenting trump belly flop into a pool of presidential hopefuls and without question trump making waves and creating some did i say codefendant doing it. joining us tonight, washington commentator and daily caller senior editor, jamie weinstein. good to have you with us. let me start here with you. first of all, what do you think of the cover? >> i think it's great. i love the expressions on rand paul's face and rubio's face as he jets off along the deck there and chris christie just trying to get his way as quickly as he can. i think it's a brilliant cover. >> do you think, jamie, that this is some brilliant left wing messaging and all of this? what do you think of the cover? >> didn't i it's actually spot on in a way. you see all their faces. wh