the president and mrs. bs stepping down after the company admitted to manipulating fuel economy data. ours clapper says indication is that hackers have tried to target the candidate in the presidential election without giving further detail. officials have identified china as the source of attacks on democratic and republican presidential candidate in the last elections. more drama on the campaign trail itself. bernie sanders says he is not going anywhere until the last ballot is cast. tensions are rising between his supporters and those of hillary clinton. donald trump is looking ahead to election, meeting today with henry kissinger to talk foreign policy and rolling out a list of potential supreme court nominees. do not know how you keep up this pace. >> it has been fascinating. this is such a unique election. has been an extremely busy day. there he is meeting with the grand old man of republican foreign policy and rolling out a potential list of supreme court nominees. is he trying to appeal presidential

that distinction went to hiram rebels of mrs. b, and was it by the -- of mississippi. he came into congress in early 1870. but when you think about that revolution that occurred within a matter of less than a decade, so rainey had been born into slavery and conscripted into the confederate army to dig trenches around charleston where he was from. he escaped to bermuda during the war. comes back after the war. sees the political experience and the political role locally and within a decade he is holding the state of a former confederate slaveholder. revel's story was the same. he was born as a free man, never was a slave. he comes into the senate and occupies the seat that had been held by slaveholder less than a decade before. when you think about the great paradoxes of american history, that is one of them. they come to the capitol and represent african-american constituencies and they are doing it after the seats have been given up during secession by slaveholders. ms. elliott: i have read about it, and we have a print -- there are five of them right here. they inclu

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published on fox sports.com he says i thought of my mom teaching me the game as young player and mrs. b'sent to keeping me on the straight and narrow once my dreams were within reach... my goal, now, as always, is to make you proud to have me as your son, and i'll never take you for granted how lucky i am to have both of you in my life ". >> that's a goodson. >> something tells me that's better than even a card. >> yeah, the open letter. >> open letter to everyone on the internet. >> come on. love that. >> that's sweet. >> thank you, man. >>> one of south physical' favorite sons is telling the story of his life. >> tonight bobby rydell surrounded by friends and fans at a launch party for his new moment moyer teen idol on the rock a sale of second chances. "eyewitness news" at poppy's on south 20th street. i was there. along with cbs3 alum pat chiarocchi and tom lamaine, bob pan tan know and patti jackson also congratulated rydell on his book. it's pack with stories only someone at the forefront of early rock and roll could tell. congrats, bobby rydell and thank >>> our morning team is bac

b. hice: mr. hannah? john hannah: i do think something has changed in that regard, just the fact that we have a deputy national security advisor for strategic communications whose job is both to help develop policy, it seems as close as a foreign policy aid to the president, and the guy who is selling it, i think is worrisome. john hannah: i've got to say, that in our administration you can make -- maybe fault us for a lot, but the fact is that people like carl rove, who was in charge of our communications never sat in national security council meetings. there was a pretty strict divide between those two. jody b. hice: mr. rubin, back to you, how much undue influence do you believe that these staffers have over national security policy? michael rubin: as mr. hannah said, i believe that this administration has blurred a line that has existed over previous administrations both democratic and republican. jody b. hice: ok, mr. hannah, you mentioned in your testimony earlier that with one bold move , t

he says i thought of my mom teaching me the game as a young player, and mrs. b'sommitment to keeping me on the straight and narrow once my dreams were within reach. my goal now as always is to make you proud to have me as your son, and i'll never take you for granted how lucky i am to have both of you in my life. that's all for sports. i'm don bell, have a great day. >> well, here's an interesting gift idea if you can't be with your mom on mother day, you can send in a body double. group on has team up with a 3d printing company for a special mothers day offer. for $30,000, just $30,000, they will create a 3d replica of you and sends it to your mom. the price includes a round trip to alaska where you can get scanned for blueprints. okay. and we're back with the latest on the fire in norristown, and fatal fire overnight in south philadelphia. >> and also, it has seemed that the rain would never end. but it appears there is some light at the end of the tunnel. justin coming back to tell us when we can see some sun. stay with us. eighty six million americans have pre

a company, mr. bny, i will work with you keeping you here versus driving you out which is what this administration has done. david: we have to move to a subject, we've been talking a lot about silicon valley with regard to facebook but google is in the cross-hairs. opening page of google today. you can do it right at home. this is front page of google. paying to a -- tribute to woman who sympathized with mass murders and terrorists. this is yuri kochiyama. here is what she said of usama bin laden in 2003. i consider usama bin laden as one of the people i admire. he is in the category of malcolm x, chair ga vara, fidel castro all leaders i admire. scott, this is not a civil rights leader. this isn't even close. she is apologist or was an apologists for terrorists. what is going on? >> it is almost like they didn't do their homework at google. she is a terrorist sympathizer. david, another one of her greatist hits was calling the u.s. government enemy of the world's people after we got terribly attacked

b of house report 114-569. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. garamendi: i have an amendment at the desk. the clerk: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number printed in part b of house report 114-469 offered by mr. garamendi of california. the chair: pursuant that house resolution 742, the gentleman from california, mr. garamendi and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california. mr. garamendi: mr. chairman, thank you. every day, men and women from travels air force base fly the big c-17's and c-130's and other heavy, large aircraft into harm's way. in iraq, afghanistan, and over and around syria. and every day, they're at risk. they're at risk from being shot down by a shoulder-fired missile. there is a defense for this. it's called the large aircraft infrared countermeasure defense system. and it's one of the unfunded requests that the air force has made of us. this amendment would fund at least part of that request and provide a higher level of safety to the men a

b of house report 114-551. for what purpose does the gentleman from new hampshire seek recognition? mr. guinta: i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 6 printed in part b of house report 114-551 offered by mr. guinta of new hampshire. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 720, the gentleman from new hampshire, mr. guinta, and a member opposed, will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new hampshire. mr. guinta: thank you, mr. chairman. i rise in support of my amendment that i introduced with my colleague, congresswoman kuster. this amendment would add prevention and recovery programs to the list of allowable uses in this legislation. while the opioid misuse and overdose epidemic is taking a terrible toll on our nation, with proper treatment and recovery, support systems, individuals can and do recover. today, 23 million americans are in recovery from substance use disorders and are contributing to our society and to our economy. in my home state of new hampshire, over 430 people died

b of house report 114-569. for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama seek recognition? mr. rogers spst i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 26 printed in part b of house report 114-569 offered by mr. rogers of alabama. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 1732, the gentleman from alabama and a member opposed will each control five minutes. the gentleman is recognized. mr. rogers: i offer an amendment to ensure congress is getting full information about one of our nation's highest priority defense mission nuclear deterrents. several years ago, the secretary of energy tasked the nation's nuclear energy lab to produce a study on the future of nuclear deterrents. it was finalized in august of 2014, almost two years ago. the secretary made a personal commitment to senior member os they have armed services committee he would send over the report resulting in that study. now two years later, we still have not received that report. this amendment would assure d.o.e. access to provite this -- pro-- acts to

i was really guy from the north, everybody else from what -- was from louisiana, mrs. bnd alabama, but it was an incredible group of people, and i love each and every one of them. host: i wonder if you were listening to that caller who was on the phone, talking about the draft and the fear that her family had and that she had. do you remember that? nearr: i was one of those the end of what we call the normal draft. there was a lot of apprehension because you graduated, i was lucky enough to go to college and my draft number came up and there i went, there was a lot of apprehension. a few people became conscientious objectors, but most of us served. my father took me to the wasican major and said he proud of me and i went off to newarkk and had my -- and had my head shaved. it's months later, i was on a -- where youway to were assigned your unit. host: we have been talking to viewers about the legacy of the vietnam war. do you remember what you thought that legacy would be an you came home and has that changed and she became a member of congress and in a position or body

clayton: amendment number 1 printed in part b of house report 114-551 offered by mr. donovan of new york. -- the clerk: amendment number 1 printed in part b of house report 114-551 offered by mr. donovan of new york. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 720, the gentleman from new york, mr. donovan, and a member opposed, will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york. mr. donovan: thank you. this amendment expands eligibility for existing family-based substance abuse treatment grants to include pregnant women. in new york state alone, over 1,700 pregnant women pass through our corrections system each year. on any given day, there are 12 to 15 pregnant women in new york state prisons and 110 in local jails. many of these women are coming in with drug addictions that pose harm, not only to themselves, but to their unborn children. states across the country have passed laws and implemented programs to provide community and family-based alternatives to incarceration for nonviolent parent offenders. however, state programs targeting offe

mr. poe on which further proceedings were postponed and the noes prevailed. the clerk: amendment number 14 printed in part b offered by mr. poe of texas as modified. the chair: those in support of a request for a recorded will rise. a sufficient number having arisen, members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote, the yeas are 243 and the nays are 180. the amendment is adopted. there being no further committee -- the rises. the speaker pro tempore: mr. chairman. the chair: the committee having had under consideration directs me to report it has come to no resolution thereon. the speaker pro tempore: the chair of the committee of the whole house of the state of the union has had under consideration h.r. 4909 and has come to no resolution thereon. for what p

mr. brainard, there was no plan b and we expect a meltdown this summer. is that correct? >> yes, sir. >> yes, sir. >> yes. >> mr. rhoades? >> if i can say something with that. >> go ahead. >> federal security directors are working with their staff and working with the airports and airlines. we have faced tougher challenges in our history standing up as you well know one of the founders of our agency, i'm confident we'll be able to find workable solutions as long as we're keeping partnership with stake holders. >> you have a lot of good workers out there who should be rewarded. we need a better way of rewarding and retain gs the good tso workers. get rid of some of the bureaucrats at the top who are causing most of the problems. and they've -- i guess over the years they felt threatened, particularly by me because i keep saying my goodness, we have a huge bureaucracy, many of them a few miles from here. and they are very domestic nearing over the domestic emocr. i dealt with them in privatizing one of my airports, i've always left that option open. one of my local airports

b. that is reflective upon that leadership. i don't think there is a day that mr. neff finger doesn't come in to but that is where we are at where we had. we did not have a plan b when we put in plan a. mr. lynch: mr. chairman, i want to thank you for your indulgence. mr. mica: let me turn to mr. palmer. mr. palmer: thank you mr. chairman, mr. rhoades, i believe you used to work alongside former acting head ken casprisin at minneapolis-st. paul. he's stated before that thousands of airport workers who are only subject to random checks are the single greatest threat to aviation security. now, t.s.a. employees are regularly rooted out from being caught rummaging through baggage or for inappropriate behavior which is obviously good we're catching them. but my concern is by these reports there are only three u.s. airports that currently require employee security checks -- atlanta, miami, orlando, and in atlanta they had a major gun running operation busted in 2014. additionally, we had reports there are some 73 employees at about 40 airports who potentially have terrori

so there's nothing like 1292(b) here. mr.tewart: there is nothing like -- i mean, there is the permitting process. there is an alternative mechanism to get into court, and during the -- justice ginsburg: the jurisdictional determination, you -- well, first, can you explain to me why the under the clean water act, it's done this way it's not, you can request advice, and we'll give you advice. that's what we think now, but it's not binding. it's a deliberate attempt to make this determination formal and binding on the agency. this is our position. it's a final adjudication of our position on the jurisdictional question. mr. stewart: i think it is formal, and the corps doesn't revisit it because it sua sponte because it would usually seem like a waste of time, unless somebody had presented the corps a reason -- justice ginsburg: why was it done this way, to make it this formal adjudication, rather than we'll give you advice? mr. stewart: i don't know why the formality including the administrative appeal was provided. i think it

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b waiting to hear. >> there is information developed that mr. buckel is no longer in the area. >> reporter: he's not yet been captured, caught on surveillance at cvs pharmacy wednesday, abandoned a stolen truck, prompting an outpouring of patrols including state police securing schools and escorts busses on routes home, but they are asking residents to remain vigilant and report evidence he may have left behind. >> this is the man to present himself if he were seen now. >> reporter: retired atlantic county judge says buckel won't be able to hide long. >> i'd be very surprised if he's not apprehended within the next 2 had 4 hours. >> reporter: believes he escaped so close to parole eligibility due to mental illness undetected or because he was afraid of freedom after receivering years incarcerated. >> they have fear because they have not been in society for so long, and they have a fear, where am i going to live and work. >> reporter: he served 12 and a half years for manslaughter in the beating death of an ocean county baby girl in 1995. we aske

mr. jackson, what happened? >> when searching the back of honor "b" dorm, checked under easter's pillow, picked it up, there was have any written questions for mr. jackson? >> yes, sir. >> officer jackson, was inmate antonio easter present when you confiscated -- conducted the shakedown of his living area? >> no. >> officer jackson, were you aware that you were conducting the shakedown of the living area of antonio easter? >> yes. >> officer jackson, do you know the s.o.p. states that an inmate, if can be made available, must be present when that inmate's property is being shaken -- shook down? >> no, i didn't need him there. i suspected there was something in the area. i continued on with it. i already found some contraband in that area. that's why i decided to check his bed. before the knife, i found a glass bottle, a dice, gang paraphernalia. cassette tape. >> all right. antonio, you are correct inasmuch as you can't get a criminal charge for this. however, this is an administrative hearing. you can be held responsible for that weapon being in your living area. it was in your assigned living area. therefore,

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the clerk: amendment number 1 printed in part b of house report 114-569 offered by mr. thornberry of texas. the chair: the gentleman from texas and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas. mr. thornberry: mr. chairman, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. thornberry: mr. chairman, i appreciate the opportunity to offer this amendment which i do not believe is controversial. mr. chairman, one of the many parts of this bill on which members on both sides of the aisle have contributed is to try to improve our acquisition system. partly to get more value out of the money -- the taxpayer money that is spent, and partly to try to get technology into the field, into the hands of our war fighters faster. because technology evolves and the threats evolve so quickly. we have consulted with folks in the pentagon and the industry to make improvements in this part of the bill this amendment

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mr. lowenthal of california, insert the following, section a, none of the funds may be used in contravention of 13457, b, none f the funds may be used to administer section 45 of this act. mr. lowenthal: mr. chair, i ask unanimous consent that the amendment be considered as read and printed in the record. the chair: the gentleman from california and a member opposed will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california. mr. lowenthal: i loonk with other members have introduced an amendment to clife that the national ocean policy is a critical multi agency action that should be implemented. mr. chair, my district is a poster child for the need of ocean coordination and information sharing between local, state and federal governments and the military, ports, shippers, energy developers and recreational users. could have a thriving ocean economy and protect our ocean resources. the port of long beach is the econd busiest moving goods upporting $1.4 million jobs. offshore platforms, less than a mile from my front door. an clementey has a naval training ground. nearby waters are

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yria, john kerry said today if assad has reached a conclusion there is no plan b and it's very dangerous. dangerous for whom? mr. earnest: the concern that secretary kerry is expressing there that the longer that president assad remains in power in syria, the more chaos and violence and division plagues that country. and that's why the united states and most of the international community is strongly in favor of executing a political transition inside of syria. he has lost legitimacy. and has ordered the military to carry attacks against unarmed civilians and by doing so, he within the claim realm of reason to be able to govern the country of syria. just as a practical matter, it's hard to imagine that syrian citizens who are on the receiving end of barrel bombs would be open to president assad to leave the country. the longer he is there, the more dangerous and violent he becomes. that is dangerous. we know that isil and they are not the only one, try to capitalize to establish a safe ven and plot and carry out -- cks, including areas including locations that are important to the united states and including on

plenty of people to trade and health around the world -- help efored the world b dealing with these military adventures. larry: mr. perry? mr. perry: president obama has called the hiroshima bomb an active evil, do you agree? mr. perry: absolutely, when kill, -- nuke a city and what, millions of people, it is deplorable. president obama visited but he did not apologize. but i will, as soon as possible. [applause] larry: president -- governor johnson, he called it evil, do you agree? mr. johnson: i do not to judge actions that have been so many years ago, president truman was phased -- faced with a challenge millions of lives being lost. one question i have regarding the bomb, one bomb was dropped, and perhaps this is in history and i am not aware, but after one bomb was dropped, why was there not as much outreach as possible to prevent the second bomb? it is a difficult decision made in difficult times and millions of lives were lost and so many of them are american lives and we lost hundreds of thousands -- we would have lost hundreds of thousands more if we had to invade. [applause] larry: mr. peterson? offense

plenty of people to trade and health around the world -- help efored the world b dealing with these military adventures. larry: mr. perry? mr. perry: president obama has called the hiroshima bomb an active evil, do you agree? mr. perry: absolutely, when kill, -- nuke a city and what, millions of people, it is deplorable. president obama visited but he did not apologize. but i will, as soon as possible. [applause] larry: president -- governor johnson, he called it evil, do you agree? mr. johnson: i do not to judge actions that have been so many years ago, president truman was phased -- faced with a challenge millions of lives being lost. one question i have regarding the bomb, one bomb was dropped, and perhaps this is in history and i am not aware, but after one bomb was dropped, why was there not as much outreach as possible to prevent the second bomb? it is a difficult decision made in difficult times and millions of lives were lost and so many of them are american lives and we lost hundreds of thousands -- we would have lost hundreds of thousands more if we had to invade. [applause] larry: mr. peterson? offense

b. johnson, president of united states. the white house. dear mr. president, i am now under training at the u.s. army chemical school and center at fort mcclellan, alabama. i'm indebted and grateful to you for your recent thoughtful speeches, which made me read over and over again u.s. history, and its declaration of independence. again, i found your speech is the spirit of liberty which made america strong and free. i'm confident with the generous aid and encouragement of your nation, we shall finally emerge victorious in the struggle for freedom and independence. -- osed i am taking the liberty to bring to your attention as a token of my appreciation. i sincerely hope that it may express to you our burning desire to fight for freedom that it may serve as a self explanation of a humble, but grateful people, who truthfully show his weakness to a true friend and noted to be helped more effectively. with my very best wishes in respect to you, the leader of the free world, and to your honorable family. may i congratulate you, mr. president, on the occa

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mr. lally: new 1010 right right now now at a shake shake yup. we gave everything everything weave weave pee but but thes b others chose path path >> took pictures recorded video inch stepped of helping the victim. woman named lionel posted the cell phone video on twitter. we reached out to get her side of the story. also noticed a number of people began tweeting and asking her why she didn't help or why she didn't do anything to prevent others from taking pictures of the victim. lionel later deleted the tweet without any explanation about the video. >> unfortunately metro bus drivers endure safety issues like this almost on daily basis metro says it is on plan to keep their drivers safe. made the use of butts shields mandatory last year, right now, out of the 1500 buses in its fleet more than 300 have the she had now, and more will get the equipment. metro says by the ends of the year, a third of the buses should have them. today's incident is one of many, here's a taste of what metro bus drivers deal with on daily basis. >> i would never ... i screamed at him. >> where? >> this is cell phone video up loa

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