we saw mr. olson tackle him and he was on the shooter on the gown, mr. olson was. >> the teacher brady olson has taught government and civics at the school for nearly a decade. three other staff members helped olson hold the gunman down, until police got to the school. while olson did not want to do an interview he released this statement saying quote no one including myself can prepare for a situation like this so i am very thankful that we're all okay. >> i think it is absolutely very heroic of him very brave of him, and i'm definitely glad he was working today. >> investigators say this 16 year old gunman told them he never intends today hurt any students, the boy had recently transferred to the school about a month ago and will appear in court today. don champion, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> wow, quick thinking. before you leave home, justin's update being the backups on the road, we do traffic and weather together on the 3's. >> and preparing for the pope. thousands of volunteers are needed in the city this fall. we'll let you know the skills that w

. >> he we look in the window, saw mr. olson tackle him. he was on the shooter on the gown mr. three of his staff members helped olson holds the gunman down until police got it the school. there is no word on motive for the shooting but the student told police he never intend today hurt anyone.>> one pennsylvania mcdonald's is not loving it when it comes to kids hanging out at the restaurant. banning kids and tones unless they have an adult with them. last week, 25 to 50 kids caused a disturbance at the location. this is not the first time altoona police have had issues like this in their area. kids have tendency to gather after school, that's when the trouble apparently start. police looking for ways to help move them out that far area. >>> right now 6:56. we want to get another quick check on the traffic and weather together. just kind of nice spring day. >> really is looking good. we will still have breeze out there four. do you have keep that in mine. one final check on the seven day, today and specially tomorrow, look awesome. thursday, friday we do go downhill with a storm

. >> we looked out the window and we saw mr. olson >> reporter: the teacher brady olson has taught government and civics at the school for nearly a decade. three other staff members helped olson hold the gunman down until police got to the t want to do an interview, he released a statement saying, quote, no one including myself can prepare for a situation like this so i'm very thankful that we're all okay. >> i think it's absolutely very heroic of him, very brave of him, and i'm definitely glad he was working today. >> reporter: investigators say the 16-year-old gunman told them he never intended to hurt any students. the boy had recently transferred to the school about a month ago and will appear in court today. don champion, cbs news, new york. >> investigators still don't have a clear motive for the shooting but a teen acquaintance said she recently got troubling text messages from that boy. >>> the world's oldest commissioned warship is closing its doors for a little bit after facelift. the u.s.s. constitution is docking in boston

mr. olson: mr. speaker today there are over five million americans living with alzheimer's disease and they learn to live and cope. when a doctor gives the news to a patient, it is difficult to those who are afflicted. i'm co-sponsoring a bill to provide them with a care planning session for those diagnosed. by giving patients and their caretakers an opportunity to play for the future, we can improve outcomes. mr. speaker, for millions of americans and the hope for als i'mers will give them the hope they need and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition? mr. langevin: move to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. langevin: mr. speaker, i'm absolutely thrilled to congratulate providence college on their first ncaa men's ice hockey championship. they gained the lead. p.c. held off an attack on their goals for over 6:00.

mr. chairman, general olson trying to piece together information from public sources, it appears to me that we're spending roughly a million dollar s dollars for every isis fighter that u.s. forces kill. does that sound right to you? >> the figure that we understand for the operational costs per day is about $8.5 million. >> am i right to think that we're spending approximately a million dollars for every single isis fighter that u.s. forces kill? >> i haven't done the math, sir. >> let's assume for the sake of the argument that that's correct? does it make sense for us to be deploying the most powerful military force that the world has ever seen? and spend $1 million to kill some man standing in the desert, 6,000 miles from the american shore holding a 40-year-old weapon? does that make sense? >> the strategy provides support to a coalition that will degrade, dismantle and ultimately defeat isil. >> what about you, general. can you think of ways we could spend less than a million dollars and keep america safe for every gentleman standing in the desert 6,000 miles away whom we kill? >> cong

taxpayer bill of rights act of 2015, has been received input and support from nina olson, the national taxpayer advocate. and mr. speaker, let me read a couple of sentences she said about this. she said a taxpayer bill of rights would provide taxpayers critical information to assist them in their dealings with the i.r.s., provide the i.r.s. with foundational principles to guide employees in their dealings with taxpayers and serve as a benchmark to help the i.r.s., leadership in congress to monitor the extent of the agency's compliance with these rights. and in just the height of gracious understatements she says this, after a difficult period for the i.r.s., a taxpayer bill of rights has the potential to restore taxpayers' trust both at the i.r.s. -- and here's what it calls for. these are enumerated rights the taxpayers would have and it would be the responsibility under this legislation of the commissioner of the internal revenue service to make sure that these are in place and that employees are familiar with these and that the internal revenue service is acting in accordance with them. it's a list -- let me

mr. chairman, thank you for calling this important hearing. general allen, general fantini, general olson, welcome. we are delighted that we have such a distinguished array of generals to really speak with us this morning. thank you for appearing here today and thank you for your tireless service to our country. the main purpose of this hearing is to get an update on the progress of the anti-isis coalition. and the significant challenges that remain. but we must also address the elephant in the room, in my opinion, the need for a new authorization for the use of military force or aumf. as i said again and again, this committee, and this congress have an important role to play in our foreign policy. i believe that's the case with our negotiations over iran's nuclear program. and the same must hold true when it comes to our effort against isis. congress needs to play its part. i will resist any attempt to marginalize congress fulfilling its constitutional role. by passing the new aumf, our service members, the brave men and women in uniform, risking their lives against this enemy would feel