wi reporter: we followed up with rooney after the meeting, but he had nothing more to say.oogle declined our request for an interview, but after our reporting, that court in ohio started its own investigation into those 60 fake documents. so far federal prosecutors have aent at least two cases to the arb.i. >> o'donnell: that's a long way l go to protect your reputation. all right, jim, thank you. next on the "cbs evening news," the nation's largest e-cigarette maker is accused of marketing vaping devices to kids as young as eight. three teenagers are arrested in a beating that has horrified the ration. and can he make it? an attempt to cross the english channel on a hoverboard. hoobd. spirin, and i do. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. listen to the doctor. take it seriously. what do you look for i want free access to research. yep, td ameritrade's got that. free access to every platform. yeah, that too. i don't want any trade minimums. yeah, i totally agree, they don't have any of those. i want to know what i'm paying upfront. yes, absolu

and another customer got rooney out of the shop.the incident left the shop strewn with glass. he had a history of heart problems, but the court heard that the attack caused the fatal attack. rooney was remanded in custody, and will be sentenced in september. a strong earthquake has struck the greek capital, athens, knocking out power. people ran out into the streets, and tall buildings were evacuated. it took for about 15 seconds. it was a 5.1 magnitude, and the epicentre was about 1k miles north—west of athens. there are no reports of serious injuries, but several after—shocks have been felt. the bbc and itv have revealed more details about their plans for a joint video streaming service. britbox will launch later this year — a monthly subscription will cost £5.99. it's being seen as a uk rival to established services such as netflix, which this week saw its share price fall after a slowdown in subscriber growth. here's our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba. gavin and stacey, helping the bbc and itv begin their new online lif

so john rooney told us that some companies employee other shadowy tactics. tricky ways to do it, kind of gray areas, if you will? yeah. i wouldn't risk it. i've seen it done. >> reporter: one of the only ways to get google to permanently remove a link is with a court order. we sorted through thousands of these court orders and found all kinds of small businesses across america trying to clean up their reputations. but we also spotted a problem. dozens of these court orders were fake. >> it never even crossed my mind that people would have the guts to go out there and forge a court document. >> reporter: as eugene volokh, a ucla law professor who specializes in internet law points out, forging a court document is criminal. >> part of it is also just how brazen it is. they take a judge's signature and they copy it from one order to another order, and they pretend something is a court order. it's cheaper and faster, if they don't get caught. >> reporter: we worked with volokh and discovered more than 60. some are obviously fake, like this one, with a number of

the company run by john rooney.him to meet us with our hidden cameras rolling. my name is jim axelrod. i'm with cbs news. i want to ask you questions about this contract you have. you recognize the name of the company. >> i certainly do. >> reporter: this appears to be a court order, same name as the client. one problem, john. this is fake. it's fraudulent. it's phony. >> okay. >> reporter: can you explain to me? >> i didn't file that. never seen it before. >> reporter: is this a technique you would ever use? >> no. >> reporter: i'm trying to figure out how the same links that are in this contract that you were paid $7500 to remove end up in a fake court order. with the client's name. >> i'm telling you, i don't know the answer to that question. >> reporter: do you understand how this works, right? >> i do. i appreciate your time but there is nothing else to discuss. >> reporter: we followed up with rooney after the meeting but he had nothing more to say. in response to our reporting on those 60 fake documents, fede

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former england captain wayne rooney now plies his trade at dc united in major league soccer.ther to celebrate or not. because you know the goal‘s getting reviewed, and you don't know if something's gone wrong with it. so, i think it gets decisions right, but on the other hand it can be frustrating as well. well, var is now into its third season here in the states, and the former world cup referee behind the roll—out believes premier league players have no reason to worry. the perception that you can't celebrate a goal is really a false one. in 2018, in mls, we played over 400 games. and in those 400 games there was almost 1300 goals. and of those 1300, we only ruled out just over 30. so go off and celebrate. and if it's going to get ruled out, it's because it needs to be ruled out because it wasn't a valid goal anyway. here's a chance for england, ellen white! yes! the biggest gripes from fans are that decisions take too long and suck the joy out of the game. it's going to var, and i have my doubts. oh, no. but the premier league says it will only review obvious errors, aroun

former england captain wayne rooney now plies his trade at dc united in major league soccer.n't know whether to celebrate or not. because you know the goal‘s getting reviewed, and you don't know if something's gone wrong with it. so, i think it gets decisions right, but on the other hand it can be frustrating as well. well, var is now into its third season here in the states, and the former world cup referee behind the roll—out believes premier league players have no reason to worry. the perception that you can't celebrate a goal is really a false one. in 2018, in mls, we played over a00 games. and in those a00 games there was almost 1300 goals. and of those 1300, we only ruled out just over 30. so go off and celebrate. and if it's going to get ruled out, it's because it needs to be ruled out because it wasn't a valid goal anyway. here's a chance for england, ellen white! yes! the biggest gripes from fans are that decisions take too long and suck the joy out of the game. it's going to var, and i have my doubts. oh, no. but the premier league says it will only review obvious e

next to manchester united's all time leading goal scorere wayne rooney who's been having his say on varuse it for the first time when the new season starts — meaning referees will be allowed to re—watch incidents if they have any doubts. it is good because hopefully, there are things that, it will give us a bit of time to get to the decision and when you score a goal, you don't know whether to celebrate or not, because goals get reviewed and he does go along with her. so i think it's decisions right and it can be frustrating. bury chairman steve dale says the efl is "working against" the league one club after they were told they won't be able to play their opening game of the season. the match against mk dons on saturday has been called off as the efl said bury failed to show evidence of how they'll be funded in the future. bury‘s chairman disagrees with that. the efl hasn't responded to his comments. our sports correspondent katie gornall been getting reaction today. financial problems are nothing new, but the situation is so dire here that they have taken that unprecedented step of pr

still with us, kathryn rooney vera of bulltick and lauren goodwin of new york life insurance.o you view earnings out of china in relation to the trade talks? kathryn: i think china is certainly growing slower. we seen that trend deceleration over the last 15 years. i think it is structural in nature, not 100 percent attributable to deterioration on the trade front. growth, theychina are going to report 6% this year and next year. i don't expect the thing out of trade talks. china certainly doesn't have the incentive to get something done in the near term, and it wouldn't surprise me if this drags through to the elections. it is very unlikely that president trump increases tariffs or covers the totality of imports from china ahead of next year's election. david: we just saw a bar chart indicating something the president has been talking about, the fact that there is real pressure being put on earnings for chinese corporations. to what extent does that put leverage on president xi? kathryn: when it comes to earnings and gradual slowdown --lauren: when it comes to earnings and gr

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my name is tim rooney. i lived in san francisco for over ten years, during that time i moved among seven different apartments before finally abandoning the dream of making a permanent home in san francisco and heading east. i now commute in daily. my story is frustrating, but it is not unique. i'm sure everyone in the room would agree a dire shortage of housing in san francisco. it's the single biggest issue we face. it's difficult to understand how the proposed legislation would not make this situation worse. we desperately need affordable housing and yet a single unit of affordable housing could not be demolished to create 100 in its place. this is not hyperbole. no further than 400 -- or 450 o'farrell. i would encourage the commission to work with a trusted architect or planner to perform a retroactive study and determine which other projects might not exist today, had this legislation been in place. we need more rental using and a single unit cannot be demolished. meaning to create additional housing on

>>just rooney told us about it we've got to really bomb in the newsroom and this initially i think wow chris paul going back to where all started he played his rookie year in oklahoma city. the warnings played there they had to leave new orleans, the the cleanup of hurricane katrina and then russell westbrook is to play with his former teammate james harden they had a lot of fun with the thunder way early in their career. i wish them would start next week will we we saw the whole football season we have to get through but like you said the nba has dominated the news cycle and nfl's take a back seat and there were right on the eve of this near season yet just a remarkable that's right the season just ended a few weeks ago in a there's also the big question will this even work or used in having james harden and russell westbrook. >>playing together so much to talk about tune into bay area sports night 7 o'clock on kron on. let's go back to get them all right guys, thanks a lot just take a look outside. >>do that and see what's happening with our of areisa looking at the golden gate. yeah

a look at their practices at this time dan dee francesco joins me, come on down, along with kate rooney who has been following this story as well, guys. thank you very much. obviously, it's been a busy afternoon here dan, it's a great piece, which really gave people an appreciation for how frenetic the atmosphere was for this launch now, frenetic for a start-up can be a good thing many this case, it backfired big-time >> i think it was a perfect example. kate and i were talking about this mentality of move fast and break things that works in a lot of industries but in something that's so kind of very regulated and dealing with people's livelihoods, it doesn't work here. and robinhood made the announcement that service sipc insured, but the big mistake was that they didn't check with sipc to be sure they were insured >> to be clear, they said, we have this insurance, but didn't actually have it as we look at their next steps, this is a company that's trying to get more and more like a traditional bank so how big a deal is this failed launch to their future >> they are still charging ahea

francis rooney is coming out with a bill that would tear payroll taxes to complement a carbon tax. we have seen proposals from former congressman crivello to funnel revenue into infrastructure. we have also seen dividend build. is there any carbon tax proposal you can conceivably embrace as part of a larger package to pair down emissions? >> when you come in and take policy that is an abrupt shift is when your policies are not working. our policies are actually leading the world in emissions reductions. rather than coming in and introducing these abrupt shifts in how we are handling climate and emissions in the u.s., i think the solution is very different. the solution is looking of the strategies that have viewed as being the global leader, and helping to build upon those successes, rather than coming in and penalizing the u.s. economy, transitioning jobs to other economies that result in higher global emissions, as we are seeing right now. the u.s. has reduced emissions to the turn of one billion tons, but china has increased their emissions by 4 billion tons. this is a global pr

>> i would encourage you when you think about that, especially since the rooney rule was brought up, as well, you can have an office that acts as a referee to provide guidance that is used individually across the entire body or you can have a body that acts as a catalyst to change how everything is done. i think that starting as a referee is a good initial step forward that can provide some consistency and start to move you along that particular path to see how much additional change is needed. and that can be a lightweight solution that you put in place there. >> any thoughts? >> i'm an organizational psychologist so my natural tendency is to say it depends. however, what i will say is in this case i think it is exactly as my colleagues here have described, a possibility, as long as we consider that there is a need for really one thing and that is to set a foundation for flexibility so each of the 435 offices can deliver the philosophy and strategy i think about setting a foundation set of roles that relate to a centralized hr function but only enable or unlock the ability to unleas

. >>> later tonight wayne rooney repgt d.c. united and cocoa goff getting ready for her start. >> haley babb teetley baptiste. we googled the heckut ofher. >> she got her start with organ tennis organization right here. >> pulled off a huge upset against madison keyes. >> we've got highlights at 11:00. ex thanks for joining us. "nightly news" nt. >> have a good evening. we are here to discuss jessie's online time. and out of respect, we will let you make the first offer. thirty minutes. wait, what? shhh. one hour. out of the question. one hour with the tablet, and my client will walk the dog. sweeten the deal by doing the dishes. one hour with the tablet, the dog will do the dishes. we got a deal congratulations. only xfinity xfi lets you take control of your family's online time. now let's talk about getting our ears pierced. no way. why? -please. that's simple, easy, awesome. switch to xfinity and get this great offer. click, call or visit a . >>> breaking news tonight the chemical inferno exploding at an exxonmobil plant, do

mickey rooney would not have played an asian man and the reason he did is because they did not give roles to asian people that is why in the early part of our history white people at were dressed in black face. something i know something about and i understand why. the reason we don't do it anymore transgender people exist. >> i do agree but to say actors cannot play straight roles for an australian actor likeke hugh jackman cannot plan american. i wonder what role liz more and can play? the academy awards are not the same they are not funny anymore because they don't even have a host because comedian another liberal guy had to step down from hosting because he made a few gay jokes and he apologized for the many times. many many years before. i am not here to defend gay jokes. but he is a comedian and the oscars have been criticized tremendouslys to but t for nog enough black talent and hosts over the years. it is identity politics hustle. who do you not send x nobody. no host, no jokes, no ratings. but if people are offended there are worse things and that's not good enough everybody. >>

think about i think you know the roon rooney rule or the mansfield rule which is law firms commit togo considering 30% women, lgbtq and minority lawyers for significant leader positions. obviously creating things like a resumÉ bank and having transparent widely available job postings is very important to attract different groups. and understand that certain words when you are attracting people don't necessarily work for others. so if you are looking for a highly competitive ninja super warrior you may get a few people but you may be excluding a few people also. make sure diverse voices are heard and understand and use tools to create a level playing field. understand what i call the power of the mirror, knowing what it is you can be by who it is you see. as a brief aside i do run a council of women's heads of state and government, 76 if you want to know the number. when i talked to the president of iceland she said after she had been in office for eight years, going around the country and she noticed that for the children under eight they all thought only a woman could be president o

mitchell, any -- >> i would encourage you and you think about that, especially since the rooney rule with brought up as well, , you can he an office that acts as a referee to provide guidance that is used individually across the entire body. or going back to chemistry reference you can of the body that acts as as a catalyst to fundamental changes everything is done. i think of starting as a referee is a good initial step forward that can provide some consistency and start to move you along that particular path to see how much additional change is needed. that can be a lightweight solution that you put in place. >> any thoughts, dr. alonso? >> i meant organizational psychologist by trees to my natural tendency is to say it depends. the answer always is it depends. what i will say is in the seat i think it is exactly as my colleagues have described, a possibility, songs we consider there is a need for really one thing and that's to set a foundation for flexible so each of the 435 offices can really deliver the philosophy and the strategy as far as recruitment, retention they want. when

it is their version of the rooney rule, requiring minority candidates to be brought in for nfl head coachingfacebook says that works. by bringing more people through the door to interview with these jobs, shocker, we are now diversifying and hiring lower of those people - - more of those people. if they knew the answer, we would not be talking about it right now. emily: facebook with the leadership of sheryl sandberg has tried to lean on these issues. she has been a leading voice in the world on these issues, but i have to point out this is good timing or is this good timing for an announcement like this? facebook is not looking so good. kurt: normally when we talk, what disaster did facebook have this week? here, it seems like they are trying to do the right thing. they are trying to build a workforce that reflects the people who use their product. that theyink it hurts view this as a positive announcement. they do this every year. they announce these numbers every year. it is not like the first year they have ever done it but it does not hurt we are giving them a bit of a compliment today.

it was quite a day at >>and the local baseball teams, kate rooney is here, she's got a break it all down it was a wild one. >>and next amazon prime day is tomorrow a look at the bargain basement deals being rolled out for members this year. welcome back to kron 4 app. >>8 for your money tonight, we are less than 24 hours away from amazon's prime day and now we're getting a sneak peek at some of the deals the online retailers putting a big focus. >>on many of its own gadgets and in-house brands this year. there are discounts up to 50% on some of amazon's women's clothing lines. some line of home goods you can get up to 30% off other deals include a sony l e d smart tv. for half off amazon's annual sales blitz starts tomorrow and will end on tuesday. >>this is pretty interesting ford and volkswagen are now teaming up to build electric cars, they're planning to buy a majority stake of argo ai the startup company actually develop self-driving technology. ford will use volkswagen's electric car architecture on vehicles, it builds for the european market, starting in 2023 ford doesn't sell any

mickey rooney would not have played an asian man.nd the reason he played an asian man is because they did not give roles to asian people. that is why in the early part of our history, white people were dressed in black face. something i know a little something about. and i understand why people were in it. the reason we don't do it anymore is because we don't have to. black people exist, asian people exist, white people exist, transgender people exist. jesse: i a with the older examples but gay actors can't play straight roles. or an australian actor hugh jackman, cannot play an american.i wonder what role does warren can play? the academy awards will never be the same. they're not funny anymore. because they don't even have a host. why? because comedian kevin hart, another liberal guy, friend of barack obama, had to step down from hosting because he made a few gay jokes that he apologized for many times many years before. i'm not here to defend gay jokes but he's a community. and the oscars had been criticized tremendously for not f

kate rooney is here to break all that down. but basically decision may dear and heading to brooklyn. >>yeah, this is one of the teams that we always knew was in the mix but we're crossing our fingers that he want to continue calling the bay area. home we try to ignore the signs the week's east and new york. the rumors about his good friend kyra going to brooklyn but in the end all the finger crossing from golden state fans didn't do the trick kevin durant's has played his last game as a warrior and is set to sign with the brooklyn nets kd is taking a four-year deal with brooklyn at million will be joined by fellow stars irving and dion tree jordan. the nets made the postseason this year for the first time since 2015 they lost to the sixers in the have signed with the warriors on a 5 year deal worth 221. million dollars pic now in 3 seasons with golden state he won 2 nba championships to mvp finals. awards and was an all-star each year. so nothing can be made official on paper until july 6 but durant did announce the news today

the capsules 50 percent bigger than the apollo rooney for for astronauts. nasa says it would launch on top of the rocket to a mini space station orbiting the moon. the orion crew a doctor and take a lunar lander down to the men's service. >>> the goal was to land a person on the moon and return them to earth. we did that. is it about a sustainable long- term space exploration program. >> it was years behind schedule and billions over budget. slot when asked stop how realistic is it that we would have people on the moon by 2020 for. >> think it is realistic of the congress pollice what we have put forward. and the next man on the moon since 20 24. select the congressional approval means a big if. the new moon issue for a new century has no chance. >>> something a lot less complicated as traffic in the bay area.>> depends where you are. we have a traffic alert and effect the second one of the morning. interestingly enough, it is not the result of a crash. this is the result of a fire. i just got word the fire is out. however, they traffic alert is still in pl

mickey rooney -- she taught him dance steps. and so on. thought -- edith's a wack job. >> i was thinking "crazy old lady" for a while. >> but in the winter of 2007, edith's health suddenly declines. just as suddenly, the construction manager finds himself doing things he really never signed up for -- helping edith shower, use the bathroom, take her medicine, including insulin shots. a big question occurs to barry -- what happens when the mall is done and he moves to another job? what happens if edith lives to 100? that won't happen. in april 2008, edith is diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. she declines treatment and, knowing she'll soon need someone else to make her decisions, gives barry her power of attorney. it's a big responsibility. did you really want it? >> i didn't really want it, and i didn't really understand exactly what all it meant. >> uh-oh. >> yeah, uh-oh. i said, "do you understand the power you're giving me?" and she said, "why do you think i chose you?" >> did you know all along that you were going to get that house? >> n

a lot of these companies to put it kindly dan defrancesco from business insider and our own kate rooney. that does it for "the exchange" today. frenetic is the world. tyler for "power lunch." >> we'll keep that pace going. welcome, everybody i'm tyler mathisen new news at 2:00, a new tax for big tech and president trump's so-called social media summit. it's set to get underway if about an hour's time but facebook and twitter, apparently google, shut out of the social media summit. the fallout ahead. >>> plus dow, 27,000, first-time ever has fed chair powell given the green light for the bulls to keep on running? we'll take a look at that. and the president dropping a crucial part of his plan to lower drug prices, once described as potentially the most significant move ever affecting drug prices. now out of here! stocks, moving big on that news. plus, what investors and consumers like you need to know. "power lunch" right now. >>> well, well, well an historic milestone once again for the dow. it's been a while, but now we are above 27,000 first time at that level on the back of 150-plus-

brian fitzpatrick of pennsylvania, also francis rooney of florida, and chris smith of new jersey, all six democratic defectors from swing districts. anthony, kendra horn, joe cunningham, kurt schrader from oregon only non-freshman and sochi small. the question is the united states senate. and what they are trying to do now is put pressure on mitch mcconnell. listen to the house majority leader steny hoyer. >> the house will pass the raised the wage act today as i have said, and i hope the senate, i hope the senate -- i hope the senate will pass it as well. [applause] >> it's going to be a lot of hope because that's probably never going to come up in the senate in the past hour here. vermont senator bernie sanders has indicated he is sending a letter to mcconnell calling for a vote as soon as possible. and he says if mcconnell will not allow a vote, julie, he should have to explain to the voters of kentucky, where mitch mcconnell is on the ballot in why 7.25 is a good working wage. >> julie: 9/11 compensation fund a lot of controversy whether that money would be extended and senators m

bipartisan support as three house bills were introduced yesterday, one by republican congressman francis rooneytwo by democrats to regulate greenhouse gas emissions, but is a carbon tax really necessary? >> david i've got to say no on this one. in terms of the scheme of things that the president is looking at right now this is probably lower on the list and let's look at it this way. we are just one of the polluters in this global stage that we're playing in. if all of a sudden you implement a tax like this and start really squeezing small, medium, even large businesses with these extra onerous taxes and energy costs they are going to have really hard time competing and that's actually one of the fights that president trump is dealing with right now on the trade side of things. he's trying to level the playing field because businesses in this country are struggling to compete with china to compete with mexico for example. remember we're only a piece of the larger puzzle in terms of the fish he has to fry, he has bigger fish on his plate i don't see this going anywhere. >> first of all, you don'

anthony joshua's own promoter is skeptical about him going straight into a rematch with andy rooney's junior joshua suffered the 1st defeat of his career to louise in june and lost all these heavyweight world titles in the process a venue for the rematch will be announced this week with cardiff the front runner would be or could be or should be have an interim find a new confidence builder maybe that's not him but no interest in that so that isn't even been discussed what it has been discusses are sure to be in any reason not perform poorly at a loss the fight song would be next on a bit to charm world heavyweight champion. give me that right now that's the structure of n.c. joshua the 13th century in the 21st century have made it take a look at this these russian medieval enthusiastic part in a range of 13th century competitions while wearing traditional armor the minimal requirement for participants is to own their own horse otherwise you can play while injuries the fighters are fairly common one of the main rules is not take it the horses. the bullshits it's only there's a whole ra

when rooney was starring for england. how young she is. —— wayne. when she goes out on monday and perhaps she can continue her run, she will own £176,000 and she was saying this morning she will spend it on goodies because her mum has banned her from wearing goodies for two months. —— has banned her from wearing goodies fortwo months. —— hoodies. so now she wants to go and buy more hoodies. she is all over the papers this morning. well, coco gauff‘s story has been brilliant for the headline writers too. the telegraph called it "the fairy tale of centre court" "we've gone loco. over coco" is the headline in the daily mail. and there's something similar in the mirror too, which says "coco goes loco". for those new wonderful coco gauff fans, she is back in action, partnering jade clark in the mixed doubles, he was meant to be partnering harriet dark but he switched earlier this week to coco so the story continues here. . mike, you are allowed to spot partners? change your partners? even if it has been declared? to be fair, t

brian fitzgerald of pennsylvania, tom rooney of florida, these are the democrats who voted against the bill. anthony brindisi of new york, kendra horn of oklahoma, ben mcadams, kurt schrader, and torres small. one congressman who voted against it, dan mauser of pennsylvania on the floor -- making the argument against raising the minimum wage. [video clip] [video clip] small businesses employ almost half of u.s. employees an account of two thirds of new jobs. 99.9% of u.s. businesses are small. we know small businesses and .mployees are the most radical the national federation of independent business estimates businesses with fewer than 500 employees will account for 57% of jobs lost to this bill and businesses with fewer than 100 employees who account for 43% of jobs lost yet my democrat colleagues have done nothing to protect these job creators from a 107% minimum wage hike. it treats big and small businesses the same without the financial resilience needed to absorb the increase and bottom line costs this resolution will bring about, small businesses and towns in every congressional

i ran a marathon with major dan rooney. nation. one of our beneficiaries is paige. how are you doing today. >> i'm wonderful. a little muggy out here. >> it is. thank you for your father's service and the whole families serves. tell us about your father command master chief jeffrey garber. >> he was amazing. my dad was an exceptional leader. he really made an absolutely profound impact in the navy and was incredible after his passing to really see the impact that he made. growing up i was so proud of his service but i did not really realize what a difference he was making. he was an incredible, humble, selfless servant leader. but when he was gone cooking that and makin --gone. we were without him. it was difficult because he was the most amazing dad. he was the king of tickle fights. [laughter] he was the dad who coached my soccer team. he was the dad dad host relationship with jesus inspired my relationship with jesus which is the foundation which has gotten me through the loss of his life. he just truly made an impact an

the middle east, north africa and international terrorism subcommittee, and congressman sires and rooney, the chair and ranking member of the western hemisphere subcommittee, for joining me in introducing this resolution. i urge my colleagues to stand with us against this despicable act of terror and as we recall the victims today, we stand against terror and hatred and anti-semitism and we stand for justice. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. members are reminded to refrain from references to occupants of the gallery. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from new york, mr. engel. mr. engel: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. for the purpose of closing. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. engel: mr. speaker, it's an outrage that after all these years there still hasn't been justice for the amia bombing victims and their families. this resolution today is a message to the argentine jewish community and to marginalized, victimized communities around the world, the united states wi

these bills are all bipartisan, and i'm proud that representative rooney joined me in reintroducing this. senator baldwin, and senator ron and the senate are also doing this bill. i hope we'll have positive consideration of it, and let me also enter into the record a very important letter from the national multiple sclerosis society representing people who are having trouble paying for the spiked prices in their drugs, and i yield back. >> the gentlewoman yields back. now i would like to recognize the ranking member of the full committee, and offer my condolences to him on your trail blazers. they did play well. >> really? >> but not good enough. >> this is how we're going to start? >> yeah. boy, and i was going to say nice things about you this morning. it was tough in overtime last night. >> it was. >> and it was close. >> it was a great game. >> close counts in horseshoes, not basketball, but we appreciate that, mad m chair. thank you for that reminder this morning. now let's get on about serious business. patients need our help. what goods and prescriptions if a patient cannot afford

signed, sincerely, francis rooney, member of congress. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the resignation is ccepted. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from wyoming seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i bidirection of the house republican conference i send to the desk a privileged resolution and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: house resolution 481, resolved that the following names members be and are hereby elected to the committees of the house resolution. committee on the budget, mr. kevin hern on oklahoma to rank immediately after mr. norman two. , committee on education and labor, mr. keller. three, committee on oversight d reform, mr. keller. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the resolution is agreed to and the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent that the committee on judiciary be discharged from further consideration o

david de montfalcon died from a heart attack after alan rooney entered his shop in edinburgh's tollcrossred during the incident. he tried to claim alan down, but the whole thing only came to an end 20 american tourists and another consummate got him out of the shop. after the police arrived, the shop. after the police arrived, the shopkeeper collapse, he was taken to hospital, but did not survive. the incident lasted just five minutes, leaving the shop the shopkeeper lodge strain with glass. the 64—year—old had a history of heart problems, but the court was told distress caused fatal attack. thejudge told him... he was remanded in custody and shall be sentenced in september. all week we've been marking the 50th anniversary of the mission that culminated in neil armstrong becoming the first man to walk on the moon. behind the apollo 11 project were hundreds of thousands of engineers, scientists and technicians. among them were dozens of britons, including people who trained neil armstrong and the designers of the fuel cells on the saturn 5 rocket. duncan kennedy reports. they had the worl

anthony joshua's own promotes a skeptical about him going straight into a rematch with andy rooney'sjunior joshua suffered the 1st defeat of his career to movies in june and last stories heavyweight world titles in the process a venue for the rematch will be announced this week with card of the front runner would be would he or could he or should he have an interim fine a new confidence builder maybe that's not him but no interest in that so that has an even been discussed what it has been discussed i should have been any reason not performed poorly and i lost the fight song of the next hour on a bit to charm world heavyweight champion give me that fight now that's a structured event he joshua. the 13th century in the 21st century have made it take a look at this these russian medieval enthusiastic part in a range of 13th century competitions while wearing traditional obama the minimal requirement for participants is to own their own horse otherwise you can play while injuries the fighters are fairly common one of the main rules is not take it the horses. the bull shit so it is a who

kron 4 sports reporter kate rooney is here now to break it all down... we tried to ignore the signs...the weeks he's spent from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) take a look at this... a five foot long shark was spotted next to beach goers in daytona. the shark was in the shallow water yesterday and it came within arms-reach of unsuspecting swimmers. witnesees say it was only around for a few seconds before it disappeared. its been two days since a teen surfer was bitten on the foot by a shark at a beach nearby. ( sara ) i'm live at facebook where a hazmat situation >>el camino reality can see just the size of the fire and how big this condo complex is too. the neighbors are happy that their homes were saved they are initially were against this whole project because of how close these condos are going up next to their homes but a city council member says that this is you know that in a real the to the e mmunity and so that's why bad to is because they really need housing in that area. they're stil