recent events with the baltimore police department and a suspected terror attack in texas have le rhett da -- loretta lynch into the spotlight. joel waldman has more from washington. >> reporter: attorney general lynch says the department of justice needs more money to carry out its mission and points to recent civil unrests. >> when there are allegations of wrongdoing made against individual officers and police departments, the department of justice has a responsibility to examine the evidence and if necessary to help them implement change. >> reporter: it was ten days ago, mere hours after lynch took her oath of office that racial tensions boiled over that erupted in riots. >> although the city has made significant strides, i've not ruled out the possibility that more may need to be done. >> reporter: lawmakers also questioned lynch over the fbi's investigation into this weekend's shooting in garland, texas, involving two radicalized muslims who ited a free speech event -- who attacked a free speech event in texas. >> they are trying to claim this kind of responsibility to show that t

our state department correspondent set down with bre -- sat down with rhett on american anti-isis strategy. >> if they are ready to fight, they will get the support they need. east of ramadi, we had tribal fighters sign up and ready to go fight. we'll make sure the tribal fighters will fight, when, and have the support thing need. in the wake of her body, what we have found by the him barring leaders -- from the anbar leaders, is that their sons are ready to fight, and we are ready to determine that those tribal leaders ready to fight will get the support they need. >> since the start of the airstrikes, and the battle of mosul isis controls a large amount of territory, and has had two major victories with the taking of ramadi and palmyra. you can understand why critics say this is not working. >> mosul fell, and then dash went on the tigris river. then they went to the syria and they reach the gates of baghdad. there is a question, in those difficult days, whether or not they would be moving into baghdad. the iraqis have two absorb the shock, form a new government to fight back, and then f

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this is rhett hanson, who is wrapping up his junior year at thunder ridge high school. the defensive end has been a three-year varsity player at thunder ridge, and he'll be counted on as a senior leader next season. he stays busy witha lot of school activities, as he's also a varsity wrestler, a member of the national honor society... and he's also involved with the fellowship of christian athletes... if you'd like to be on the show, send us your highlights... go to facebook.com - slash - sports stars of tomorrow - and post a link to your highlight video... that's all for us today... thanks for being here... for our entire crew, i'm charles davis... we'll see you next time. Ñw? >>> her husband is cowering in that car. >> he won't come out. he's that afraid. >> what set off one furious wife. >> you want some help? >> aye-yi-yi. >> this hot air balloon rides into trouble. >> watch out! >> it's a balloon trip that doesn't fly. >> went in the front door y'all. >> a mom getting a feel for her son's new car. >> sits inside to try it out. >> the moment there's an unexpected tw

and at republicans are rhett sent to do end o that.the idea c federal fuel tax. there is an idea called repay treeation which would allow the onshoring of offshore corporate revenue and that might be a way e to pay fornt the bill. i think that's something we should entertain in a way that ty has doesn't slow sgrowth. frankly the business community has said anything below a ten we ar percent tax on repay treeation riatio isn something they would consider acceptable. if we were able to take a repay treeation and fund two, three, feder four alyears we don't need an y increase in the federal fuel tax but it might make politically possible the idea of indexing the federal fuel tax. the federal fuel tax is not y indexed indexed. so as fuel efficiency standards continue to improve, the revenueinclud from fuelin taxes continues to flo decrease, many states including fed my state of florida have alreadycost-of- indexed their federal fuel tax much like we index other cost ofif we living programs. i'm not prepared to endorse that today but it'sca

if america can not defend the right for her rhett ticks reformers, that criticize the prophet i thinkamed. martha: this is live shot of the apartment building where they were looking for the two individuals, i believe they were roommates. races questions of isis inspired people in this country and border issue, present on people's minds when they look at third quarter issue as well. your thoughts? >> it is growing exponentially. this fuel is islamic patriotism, somehow they're working against the west and freedom but against what they have a common enemy which is assad and iran and regimes they think they will bring something better, when in fact it is worse. because we don't have third alternative strategy for liberty, a third pathway in the middle east, to advance american patriotism to fill hearts of muslims seeking islam mow patriotism we'll see not all 50 states but growing opportunities for radicals to act since they cat emigrate to syria or elsewhere because we're watching them they will do their acts here in texas and god forbid any other state. >> the that's right. thank you,

then the restaurant owner asked her to go into a nearby bank rhett room restroom.efused and left and wrote about what happened on facebook. that restaurant owner says the backlash he's getting is harsh. >> i'll kill you and you're this and, you know, i unfortunately got involved in this because i did ask her to cover up out of respect for other people but i won't be do that again. >> he says he meant no harm didn't not want to embarrass her and he's sorry he ever got involved. >>> so-called serial stowaway strikes again. where authorities now say they caught this woman trying to sneak on to a flight for free. >> and using her own battle against a rare disease to help on the families in the same fight. how her hero is now inspiring her to follow in his footsteps. >> lucy high today were in the 70s but the 80s are make a* come back later this week plus things are heating up in the tropic. >> a tribute to the lead singer of hot chocolate who passed away arrow brown known for classic hits like you sexy thing and it started with a kiss died of liver cancer. he was 71. ♪

rhett me play it again so our viewer consist hear it. >> to the people of baltimore and the demonstrators across america, i heard your call for no justice, no peace. >> she continues then to say i will seek justice on your behalf this is your moment. obviously the attorney believe the itch occasion of what she's saying is justice is conviction the people on the street want a conviction. that's what justice is. you get a conviction you get justice and you get peace. if you look at it that way, it does sound bias. isn't her job to put charges on the facts? >> erin, are we now saying we're shocked that a prosecutor wants to get a conviction in a case she's bringing forward? prosecutors do this every day. they say i'm going to put somebody in jail every day. the only reason we're upset and shocked is you have a prosecutor saying this about police officers. three of these officers are african american. so you have a prosecutor saying i saw wrongdoing someone is dead in my city. i am going to go after them. that is justice. i'm passionate about it and that's wrong? every prosecutor in america n

>> >> it's going to happen slowly but we will definitely be back as we head into the rhett of the workweek. by the middle part of the work week temperatures will drop below average. tomorrow not so much. by 7:00 a.m. our temperatures are in the low 70s for philadelphia. mid to high 60s for allentown, redding, up to the poconos. as we progress the no as we head into the afternoon, our wind direction will shift out of the east so we are going to see the cooler air moving in off the ocean. and our temperatures closer to aren't city are going to stay cooler than inland. 80 degrees for philadelphia closer to 2:00 p.m. 82 in redding and 81 in allentown. as we head into the overnight hours everyone will koog back down into the mid 60s. we are going to see temperatures take above average heading into tuesday. the next thing we are going to watch are scattered showers as we head into the rest of tonight. we will see on and off showers as we push into the rest of your monday. monday morning as you are waking up taking the kids to the bus stop, just a few passing showers. same thing heading into

specking mid 80s by late tonight, though it, all clears out. ' would breathe sigh of row refreshing rhett err -- weather relieve by tomorrow. >> looking forward to. that will very dreary outside. tough to wake up this morning wake up, the fog the mist outside, that's what we del with on the roads this morning, so have little extra patience. out to the row again looking at the vine street 11th street, both directions actually in good shape this hour. and again most of the roads at least here around the city are dry right now. but few areas you'll run into some mist or some fog just like. >> this here is the ben franklin bridge. looking at it, from new jersey. heading into the city, socked in with the fog especially, as you get near the river there. that's where we will be dealing with the intense areas of fog. into delaware we go, area speeds, looking pretty good on 95, 495, around wilmington, delaware memorial bridge in good shape. from plans to go on the new jersey turnpike northbound, you can't, because it is closed between exit one, which is route 40, and two 322 so use 295. that's not

society and intersecting with the gun culture and people are coming together and using this violent rhettig rick you know come outside of our mosques. >> this is a day of prayer in islam, and what are your thoughts about this event on a day of prayer when people gather to pray on a weekly basis on friday in mosque and are told to exercise their second amendment right which is tantamount to saying bring arms. >> yeah. there's women and children and, you know families that attend this mosque on a weekly basis so as a father of three children i can only imagine if i was bringing my kids to my mosque and i saw people, you know standing outside with you know they are -- they are going to be selling t-shirts that actually say "f" islam on them and they will be packing weapons. imagine how that's going to scar children for life if they see this. i can remember things that people said to me when i was in middle school for example and, you know those things left an impression with me for riff. imagine if a kid sees an armed protester saying these things about your religion. that's going to really

transformation that's taken place at the department of justice under eric holder and now under lor rhett ka loretta lynch. we have a nickname for radical advocates like this on twitter. sjws. social justice warriors. who have no pretense of being futureneutral arbiters of the law. they have one filter one filter only. race race race. to invoke jim crow is pouring gasoline on a fire that has been raging for decades. >> and really what she's saying at base is the cops are bad because they enforce the law as it was written by politicians. >> it is so poisonous, not only does it continue to put our law law enforcement officers of all colors in danger, but it also stokes this racial resentment and division and it takes off the hook all of these cop-bashing demagogues whether it's hollywood, academia i mean we just had this incident at marquette yust whereuniversity what were they doing? dayfying a cop killer. this is the climate in which ideologues ideologues progressive ideologues like barack obama and ivy league warriors like gupta have been marinated in. it's ex-teemtremely dangerous. she

from spending money on regulating rhett charges charged for the broadband internet access service, including those four interconnection? chairman wheeler: i think one of the things that's most interesting is that as i believe senator lankford pointed out, we forbore from a lot of sections in title 2. there has been a concern raised, ok, this commission will state -- stay out of that, but what about the next commission? if congress wants to come along and say that's off the table for the next commissioner, too, i have no difficulty with that. senator boozman: thank you, mr. german. senator coons: thank you chairman boozman. thank you for a broad and vigorous conversation about a lot of different issues. i want to take us back to the access to broadband and making sure that we've got a rate program and u.s.f. that works. you announced sweeping reforms last year to the erik program to bring broadband and wifi to schools and libraries while modernizing the program while eliminating funding for lower priority programs. how will this provide funds to assure every child has the ability to access th

begin deliberating -- then the jury will begin deliberating whether dzhokhar tsarnaev should spend the rhettlife in -- the rest of his life in prison or be executed. the defense is arguing dzhokhar tsarnaev was under the influence of his radicalized older brother. >>> yahoo! is suing a former employee saying she gave company secrets to a reporter. yahoo! is suing the woman who was senior director of management. they say she broke company policy. the lawsuit also claims she let the reporter use her password to get into company archives. the reporter was writing a book about mayor's leadership at -- mayer's leadership at yahoo!. >>> a mayor in texas is getting national attention after he forgot to turn off his microphone during a bathroom break. here's what happened. >> within the city limits-- [laughter] >> some mayors couldn't keep a straight face as the mayor answered the call of nature. the mayor said he's not really embarrassed. he thinks the average person can kind of relate to what happened. >> you can and then he has to walk back -- >> into the meeting. >> we have microphones on -- you

lo rhett is lynch met with freddie gray's mother at the university of baltimore. to meet with the mayor and the city's police chief before meeting with the ranking file officers. secretary of state john kerry made a surprise visit to somalia where he was greeted by somalia's president. the u.s. will begin the process of reopening an embassy in that nation's capital. he is the first secretary of state to visit the east cav can nation. imt health said $1 bill kron was spent on cancer drugs, a 10% rise from 2013. the increase is due to newer personalized drugs that target the immune systems of cancer patients. the new york department of national services announce that a 17th century painting lost as a result of nazi persecution is being returned to the rightful owner. it was held at the louver in paris. that is your update at this hour. >> thank you very much. oil is set to do something it has not done in months. >> we have not seen that level since december of last year. setting new highs for the year they have a close over 60 and that has paramounted this point and

from spending money on regulating rhett charges charged for the broadband internet access service, including those four interconnection? chairman wheeler: i think one of the things that's most interesting is that as i believe senator lankford pointed out, we forbore from a lot of sections in title 2. there has been a concern raised, ok, this commission will state -- stay out of that, but what about the next commission? if congress wants to come along and say that's off the table for the next commissioner, too, i have no difficulty with that. senator boozman: thank you, mr. german. senator coons: thank you chairman boozman. thank you for a broad and vigorous conversation about a lot of different issues. i want to take us back to the access to broadband and making sure that we've got a rate program and u.s.f. that works. you announced sweeping reforms last year to the erik program to bring broadband and wifi to schools and libraries while modernizing the program while eliminating funding for lower priority programs. how will this provide funds to assure every child has the ability to access th

-20 level we just addressed the problem you tax wherever you generate income and we trying to john rhett antitrust issues. at the individual country level i think they also need to strengthen competition laws and regulatory framework we have to make more transparent. that is the point i was trying to make early on. all these things are being addressed you should the korea three-year plan that was announced last year. >> let's take one more question. okay. dr. lee, thank you very much for -- i found that interesting. hard at times to follow but as a package it made sense. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. thank you. >>> kentucky senator rand paul continues to talk on the senate floor against government surveillance programs. he's been on the floor since 1:18 eastern this afternoon and he says he will continue until he can no longer speak. you can watch our live coverage right now here on our website, www.c-span.org and on c-span 2. >>> president obama was in connecticut today giving the commencement address at the coast guard academy in new london which you can see in o

even on the one hand i'm like ooh, lo rhett the that lichbl i'm having a black woman sister girl moment the past tw days. i also recognized that putting different bodies into the same structural locations doesn't always create the kinds of changes we hope and wish to see . >> absolutely. i was this baltimore yesterdayment there was a lot of relief and also a sense that there is no resolution. >> right. >> there is a lot of resolve that this become a black spring a moment for real revolt across the country and real change. and a very clear message i got from everybody that indictments are nice and institutional change would be better. investment in black communities would be better. not just investment and training but jobs in power, in consulting capacitiment in real engagement. this is a city that's seen the worst kind of urban renewal. the problems go deep. we need to talk about a lot of things on the show. i'm glad you're here. this conversation need it is be happening everywherement the big fear i heard was a period we put at the end of the policing sentence which is exactly the wro

was a taking there because the owner was subject to rent control and it was argued it was like low rhett toe because it was a forced occupation and the court said that the yees had voluntarily chosen to enter the rental market and the government could then because they voluntarily done it regulate the price that was being charged. >> mr. mcconnell was asked a number of questions about the leonard case but i take it you don't think the leonard case as very important bearing on this case because you cited one time in your brief a passing reference on the issue of fungible goods. you did not say this is another version of leonard? >> to the extent that leonard was about tax. this was program was not identified as a tax because the raisins don't come to the government. the raisins go into a pool that belongs to all of the producers and is divided up among the producers. these are not things appropriated for the government's own use. but leonard is instructive because like the oyster shells or raisins the court says they are fungible. their only value is for commercial sale. this is not like

from spending money on regulating rhett charges, charged for the broadband internet access service, including those four interconnection? chairman wheeler: i think one of the things that's most interesting is that as i believe senator lankford pointed out we foreboor a loft sections in title 2. there has been a concern raised, ok, this commission will state out of that, but what about the next commission? if congress wants to come along and say that's off the table for the next commissioner, too, i have no difficulty with that. senator boozman: thank you, mr. chairman of the senator coons. senator coons: thank you, chairman boozman. thank you for a broad and vigorous conversation about a lot of different issues. i want to take us back to the access to broadband and making sure that we've got a rate program and u.s.f. that works. you announced sweeping reforms last year to the erik program to bring broadband and wifi to schools and libraries while modernizing the program while eliminating funding for lower priority programs. how will this provide funds to assure every child has the ability to

rhett me tell you something, and i know maybe we're walking on sacred ground here comcast big enoughre it out, but for 18, 19 20, 21-year-olds, just like they stopped getting telephones put into the wall a lot of them now are going, wait why am i -- >> so you won't lose the base. >> what i'm saying is why am i going to get like cable? aim going to get cable put in or am i going to get tivo or apple tv and get subscription services? and that's how the world -- >> cable has it all. >> that's how the world is changing dramatically. you'll say you won't get the local news channels. they don't really care about local news. >> bill sim onmons is a huge talent and wherever he goes he will be big. but it will potentially reduce his reach. >> i disagree it will reduce his reach because once again i think we live in a world now that basically i decide what i watch. >> you're right ten years from now. but i have to agree with mark, today you'll have more money, you'll have more freedom, but you won't have the impact that you have on espn or that glenn beck had at fox news or that keith owner ma

in which you try to get the actors to admit, you know when they make mistakes without the fear of rhettattorney for the engineer said he turned over the phone, and he said you can have it it was turned off like it was supposed to be, and that takes so much off where we see texting and driving on the roads, and they say that's not it. thank you very much skprpbgs good weekend to both of you. >>> one lucky man after going through -- oh, my goodness watch this. i want to know what was going through his mind when that happened? he joins us next on "new day." the volkswagen golf was just named motor trend's 2015 car of the year. so was the 100% electric e-golf. and the 45 highway mpg tdi clean diesel. and last but not least the high performance gti. looks like we're gonna need a bigger podium. the volkswagen golf family. motor trend's 2015 "cars" of the year. >>> here we go with five things for friday. the helicopter delivering aid to the earthquake victims has been found and the bodies look to have been burned in the wreckage. >>> and then going from 70 miles per hour to 100 just before the

honorable grace message, the hon yornl gwynn moore, the honorable grace napolitano, the honorable jere rhett polis the -- jared polis the honorable derek richmond the honorable bobby rush the honorable linda sanchez the honorable loretta sanchez, the honorable bobby scott, the hon yorbling who are day serrano, the honorable brapped sherman the honorable chris smith, the honorable jackie spehr -- speier, the honorable maxine waters the honorable bonnie watson coleman, and i might add this is bipartisan. it's always a wonderful thing to have bipartisan legislation. this legislation is bipartisan in nature. i want you to know that in sponsoring this legislation it is our hope that the united states house of representatives will take it up. that it will come to the floor of the house for a vote. so that we can do more than say we support the people of nepal. this is a way for the congress of the united states of america to go beyond endorsing aid, it is a way to provide aid, because the people who are here will have an opportunity to continue to work. and as they continue to work, they will be p