mr. timothy manning from fema. mr. manning is the deputy administrator for fema for protection and national preparedness. before his confirmation, he was head of the new mexico department of homeland security and prior to that worked in a number of other emergency management and other capacities at the state and local level. mr. manning, thank you for your testimony today. >> thank you, mr. chairman. ranking member baldwin, members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to speak with you today about how fema supports states in preparing for terrorism and natural disasters. as a first responder, i can assure you that we at fema remain committed to ensuring that our citizens have the tools they need. in the past year alone, the u.s. has experienced historic drought, malicious cyberattacks, extensive flooding, wild fires and shootings and long with other numerous events and the tragic events in paris and brussels shows how important it is for us to be ready to protect against and respond and recover from complex,

mr. timmy manning from fema. mr. manning is the deputy administrate, and he was head of the new mexico, and worked in other emergency management and first responder capacities at the state and local level. mr. manning, thank you for your testimony today. >> thank you, mr. chairman. ranking member baldwin and members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to speak with you today about how fema supports states in preparing for terrorism and natural disasters. as a former first responder, at the local and state level, i can assure you that we at fema remain committed to ensuring that our citizens and first responders have the tools they need to be prepared for the full range of threats and hazards. in the past year alone, the u.s. has experienced historic drought, malicious cyber attack, widespread wild land fires and mass shootings in chattanooga, tennessee, and in san bernardino, and the tragic events in paris and brussels show how important it is for us to protect against and respond to and recover from compl

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and once again the man known as mr. er. >> thought i was gone, man. but i guess they had to run some type of work. >> but the jury did find jones guilty of tampering with a witness, james mallory. and he was given ten years in prison. a sentence that was enhanced due to his past record. >> i got ten years because of tampering, bro, because he came to see me, man. >> free hot boy! >> yeah. it wasn't even tampering -- he came to see me. i could see if i came to see him. he came to see me. >> i just want to let you know, man, we're going to be reviewing you every week just as far as single cell. but are you straight now? >> yeah, i'm smooth. one more thing. >> what's that? >> if you bump into mallory, tell him i said [ bleep ] him. james mallory, man. [ bleep ] him. that bitch, lying rat [ bleep ]. >> james mallory, charged with murdering kendra wilson's 15-year-old son gregory holt, also received some sobering news at his last court appearance. >> they asked for the death penalty. >> when you heard that, what went through

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senior trump adviser paul manna fort and the rnc party leaders and des in which we were told that mr. manfor saying mr. trump would run a there divisional campaign. turns out somebody secretly audiotaped that session. portions of it have been released to various news organizations, including the "associated press" and the "washington post." >> going to see a new person. that is how we deal with negative stuff, to -- the personality. >> reporter: now, trump was the only candidate who did not appear here in person this week. but one state party leader told me we all know people can't be in two places at the same time and they're inclined to forgive him. neil? >> the way that made it sound is that this is all a facade. >> reporter: you're talking about man afor's statement? >> yes. >> reporter: what he tells people is in essence when donald trump is appearing before large rallies he gives them the kind of rhetoric they want to hear but when he is going to be speaking either to reince priebus or party officials he respects them and doesn't regard them as corrupt, he does want the rnc to lead

my radio rap station, dan mr. manmes, did a song called "undisputed," "let's go places." another thing about prince, there was a time recently that he revolutionized the toe to toe and buddies to liberate music and deserves to make everybody get the music out or whatever and making too much music, that's impossible because now it's like picasso. it's not enough and they will be minding his music for the next 50 to 100 years as long as they have players or ears to listen. prince was always in the future. if you want to talk about anything from the past, i know you kind of remember this, ced, being from st. louis, prince selling out eight in a row arenas on a concert in detroit. i'm like, eight in a row? >> dude, he could sell out a show. he was so magical. prince could sell out a show the day he coming. you wouldn't even know he's coming. >> right. >> that's how quickly, it's gone, like everybody -- >> before the internet, right? it was like, prince was already on the internet before the internet took hold. how do peop

mr. manning, on how fema plans to improve oversight of the grant program and track the status of correctivections made by federal departments. i want to again thank chairman paul for providing us this opportunity to discuss these important issues and our witnesses for taking part in the discussion. it's my hope that when we leave here today, we have concrete ways to improve preparedness efforts for first responders. strengthen oversight of

now they're calling you a folk hero, mr. man. time with my family and i just stayed up and talked with my teammates and before i knew it, it was 7:00 in the morning. >> what did the coach say to you, kris? >> he just said, you know, how proud he was and happy for us for our program. >> was the shot planned? was that the way you were planning it after you came back from that tra men does last shot that tied the game for the tar heels? >> we work on ge like that in practice every single day. our coach makes sure we prepare. the plan was to give ryan the ball. i was just able to get in ryan's vip and he gave me the perfect pass. >> good for you. thank you so munks kris jenkins, from villanova. >> bravo. teen people rooting against you can't hate on you for what you did last night. there can be no hating on that game. >> thank you. >>> up next tshlg high school student who's following a course of brilliance on her campus. you're watching "cbs this morning." >>> all right. listen to this. amazing achievement by a long island new york

devon: wonderful man. mr. d.c.ood to see him getting some appreci to appreciate the weather coming back. let's get rid of this cold. there are some chances that it does not get as warm as it could. or we go completely the opposite way. it might get really warm. it all depends on the cloud cover. the temperatures remaining about where we are, the south wind at 10 to 15. the satellite imagery showing the gray, that is the cloud cover moving in ahead of the rain. the rain is problematic because that will be here for the morning commute. warm front moving income up towards the area of low pressure on the ground. it is still kind of chilly today. only managed 52 for the high and washington. the next two days, monday into tuesday, the system washes out. tomorrow the warm front works through when it will be mild. rain to talk about, it will be tremendous. ,- we have more rain coming in before it acts out. early morning, close to midnight, light rain, not heavy. it will last through the morning rush. gear,t the bus stop, r

mr. elliott was the moderate the man in the middle. the most difficult position to take. one of the things that characterized him was that he went to selma. the civil rights demonstrators. the edmund pettis bridge was the place where the marchers were badly bitten -- beat. he said i've not come to selma to go to the church and say we shall overcome. nor have i come here to stand on the edmund pettis bridge video never. canly the people of alabama find room in the middle for all of us. he came in third. they essentially bankrupted them. he withdrew his congressional pension, all the money he contributed so he was left again learning to practice law in a very late age. diabetesagnosed with and it began to take a real toll on him. confining them to a wheelchair. 1989 there was a cover story of parade magazine with john f. kennedy junior and caroline. americans to nominate people for a profile in courage award. the name coming from president kennedy's pulitzer prize-winning book about americans who displayed great courage in public office. they encouraged nominations for the

he helped get shaq how to play like a big man. >> mr. history. thank you. >> he told me that a long time ago. >> mr. sports guy. the stories we're working on for eyewitness news at 11:00. >> ahead at 11:00, a new approach to keeping women who used paid car services safe. recalled. the disturbing problem that's taken these packages off store shelves. we'll have that tonight at 11:00. >> see you then. that's it for us for now. thanks for watching tonight. i'm bill ritter. >> i'm liz cho. world news tonight with david muir is coming up next. have a great night. >>> tonight, the commuter nightmare. the deadly spring storm, snow, ice across several states. the pictures coming in now. cars and trucks off the highway. a bus carrying three dozen students, flipping. >>> investigators coming before the cameras moments ago. the deadly amtrak collision. what while inside the train, a doctor jumping into action. >>> the runway collision.

mr. manning?he phone is paxton's agent, and also the inspiration for jerry mcguire the founder of steinberg associate, and so as the agent for the draft quarterback, and everybody seems to think that he is a raw talent. >> he is as ready as any other quarterback is which is not very ready. the adjustment to the pro game with the more sophisticated defenses and the faster speed is not easy for anybody to take, but it tain takes time on the field, and they have mark sanchez, there and hopefully he will get a little bit of the learning curve behind him, but he is very excited. and can you imagine going to the super bowl winning team with the great organization, great coaching, and it is a dream come true. >> yeah, quite a quest. he is 6'7" and can run extraordinarily fast, and we were watching the videos in there, and he has a strong arm, but your guess is that sanchez is going to be starting this the yea year? >> i think that he starts and you see how it goes, and then a quarterback who can have a l

the point i'm making is women .70 for erica make every dollar a man makes. mr. cardenas: minority women earn as small as 55 cents on the dollar when they perform the same work a man does. i pose this question to my colleagues, when we act to close the pay gap who does this hurt? and the answer is simple. no one is hurt. america benefits. i'm proud to support the paycheck fairness act along with 193 members of the house democratic caucus and look forward to working with the rest of my colleagues in the house so we can work to implement it in the san fernando valley and across the united states of america. let's work together to correct this inequity. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. thompson: i ask unanimous consent to address the house and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. thompson: i rise today to congratulate the pennsylvania fish and boat commission, pfbc, on their 1

this is just a test as how, as an old man, i can remember names. mr. clapper: you have two old guys appear, so be careful. a letter to you and your asked for aneek estimate of -- they believe this is possible and they are ok with a one time privacy concern that would arise from such an estimate. is it possible for you to give us an estimate, and do you plan to do so publicly? mr. clapper: first, i just have to say how important section 702 of the foreign intelligence surveillance act is to the nation's safety and security. this tool is a terrific reducer -- terrific producer of critical intelligence for this country and our allies. point two is that if you could make such an estimate that was explainable and without compromise, we would have done so. we are looking at several options right now, none of which are optimal. they all have drawbacks. the irony is, as we have found out many times, is that to actually render an accurate number we have to be more invasive and identify more u.s. persons in order to come up with an accurate number. many people f

mr. elliott was a moderate. a man in the middle, who is the most difficult position to take, i think one of the things that characterized it was the ceremony. the place in selma the civil rights demonstrator met. course, the edmonds bridge was the bridge upon which the marchers were so badly beaten. tosaid i'm not come to selma go to the brown's chapel ame church and sing we shall overcome. to stand i come here on the bridge and you'll never. surely, for the people of alabama, there is room in the middle. >> he came in third. in two races, the 64-9 race the 66 editorial race, he withdrew his congressional pension. so, he was left again learning to practice law at a late age. diabetes,gnosed with and it began to take a real toll on him. ultimately confining him to a wheelchair. 1999, there is a cover story in parade magazine with john f. kennedy junior and they urged americans to nominate people for a hope, valor, and courage award. the name coming from president kennedy's future prize-winning book about americans who

story about what happened here several trying to subdue the suspect brought his boot down on the man's hand. >> mr. cuffee's hand, yes. >> reporter: a photo of apparent injuries to the suspect's head taken the day after the arrest disputed by the police officers' defense team who say the man's public appearances in the days after the arrest show no such wounds. >> this case is about credibility. >> reporter: and from the man resisting arrest here, a quest for "justice" and penalties against his arresting officer. >> jail time, loss of job, whatever is possible. >> reporter: did the police officer stomp on the man's head or his hand? a guilty verdict could land the cop in jail for up to a year. at brooklyn criminal court steve langford, cbs 2 news. >> and this is a bench trial and the judge says he will render a verdict on friday. >>> a bizarre accidental shooting inside a doctor's office on long island injured a doctor and also a retired nypd officer. an office in oceanside. police say a retired officer was showing his licensed 10- millimeter handgun when it accidentally went off. it hit one perso

mr. melton, man. how you doing, man? come on out. >> joe, i got one for ya. open the door.ife's like a box of chocolate. you never know what you're going to get. >> ah! >> got a porn star moustache. >> this is like real -- >> ah! i know. >> you look like somebody out of "amistad." >> walk out this way. >> it's a lot of [ bleep ] getting sentenced today. >> don't know. better get it over with. >> it's been nearly a year since they have seen each other, and now it's time for the four men convicted of several heinous crimes that shocked the city of grand rapids to receive their sentences. the charges are home invasion, armed robbery and criminal sexual conduct. the victim of the latter crime is a female college student. >> people versus rederick melton. people versus brandon townes. people versus james hodges jr. people versus dorian jones. >> for the record, we have all four defendants with their respective counsel. mr. becker. >> your honor, these kids are ready for sentencing at this point in time. i know we have a victim that wishes to speak and address the court all at on

mr. elliott was the moderate, the man in the middle, which was the most difficult position to take. i think one of the things that characterized was that he went to selma. the place in selma where the civil rights demonstrators met was at the church. and of course the edmund pettus bridge, where the marchers were so badly beaten. mr. elliott said i have not, to selma to sing "we shall overcome," nor have i come here to stand on the bridge and yell "never." surely, the people of alabama, there is room in the middle for all of us. he came in third. and it was essentially the two races that bankrupted him. he withdrew his congressional pension. all of the money he had contributed. he was left to begin learning to practice law at a very late age. he was diagnosed with diabetes. and it began to take a real toll on him, ultimately confining him to a wheelchair. in 1989 -- there was a cover story with john f. kennedy junior and caroline's picture. they urged america to nominate people for a profile in courage award. the name coming from president kennedy's pulitzer prize-winning book from

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