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about the size of a large dinner plate and very friendly and sheldon was spotted in the claymont area and has little notches on the top of herschel and the family is offering a reward for her return. >>> more on "action news" at 12:30, one doctor says that coffee doesn't just taste and smell good, it's good for you too. here from his new book how it gives you a jump start to weight loss. that story and more when "action news" comes right back. >>> hacking paralyzed the companies and government agencies around the world but with all the technology around the world today your own home is vulnerable to hackers. >> reporter: it's the hot home trend of the year making your house smart. >> turn on the light in the living room. >> smart door bells, smart thermostats and a hair brush all connected to the internet ready for your commands. 21 billion devices like these expected by 2020. but can hackers out smart your smart devices, gma wants to see how vulnerable your smart home could be to hackers and we brought in the security firm. >> they are circling and time to prepare. >> we brought him

a delaware family launched a viral search for sheldon take a look at her. has been with jen's family for 25 years and sheldon often goes out in the backyard to stretch her legs but she wondered away a week ago thanks to a social media push sheldon has been spotted but nobody managed to catch her. her owners say she is friendly and used to be cared for and fed by humans and worry about how she will make it in the wild? >> is she going to be safe? is she okay is she starving or floating in the water? is she okay? we need her back home. >> sheldon is about the size of a large dinner plate and has a few notches on herschel from running into the refrigerator door and there are several facebook pages dedicated to finding her and surely she missed her fancy diet. look at her face here, if you see sheldon get her home. >> i have seen that face somewhere. >> report it in. alicia thanks. lets get a check of the roads tonight. matt pellman is in the traffic sentwer an update. it looked familiar to you. >> exactly. what else looks familiar is the highways. as you head

sheldon is fed a special diet and does not know how to fenfor herself.he size of a large dinner plate season friendly. sheldon was spotted in the claymont area and has notches on herschel from running into the refrigerator doors. >> is she safe and okay or floating in the water? is she okay? we need her back home. >> the family is offering areward for sheldon's return. and animal companies have joined in on the search and several facebook pages dedicated to finding her. >>> more than 10,000 drivers that use the pennsylvania turnpike are in jeopardy of having their license suspended because of overdue toll violations, you have until august 4th to make good on your debt. anyone with six or more outstanding violations totalling $500 or more are at risk of the registration suspense. if you pay before august 4th, drivers have additional fees waived. >>> time for an update on the commute home on a wednesday evening and our "action news" traffic report. >> lets go live to matt pellman. >> a number of accidents and heavy volume taking its toll on the afternoon c

>> sheldon kelly faces the disciplinary committee. and -- >> protective custody. can't go in there. >> until you cut the nails and take the hair off, you have to go to a1b. i can't send you to general population. >> jail officials try to find appropriate housing for a new inmate. noticed me in two years. i was in a coma. well, i still deserve appreciation. who was there for you when you had amnesia? you know i can't remember that. stop this madness. if it's appreciation you want you should both get snapshot from progressive. it rewards good drivers with big discounts on car insurance. it's a miracle. i can walk again. go back to your room, susan lucci. it's a miracle. i can walk again. ♪ pressure... i feel it every day. but at night, it's the last thing on my mind. for 10 years, my tempur-pedic has adapted to my weight and shape, so i sleep deeply... and wake up ready to perform. ♪ nothing performs like a tempur-pedic, and our july 4th event is the perfect time to buy one. save up to $500 on select tempur-pedic mattress sets. find your exclusive retailer at tempur

hey, sheldon. hello. i'm here for my haircut with mr. d'onofrio. i'm sorry, uncle tony's in the hospital. he's pretty sick. oh, dear. mr. d'onofrio's in the hospital. why do these things always happen to me? i can cut it for you. you're not mr. d'onofrio. i get my hair cut by mr. d'onofrio. you believe this guy? excuse us for a second. sheldon, it's okay, he can do it. he's a barber. he's not a barber, he's the nephew. he's an example of the kind of nepotism that runs rampant in the barbering industry. besides, mr. d'onofrio knows exactly how i like my hair done because he has all my haircut records from my barber in texas. what are you talking about? when i first moved here, i was nervous about finding a new barber, so my mother had all my haircut records

guys, before this gets ugly, remember, the winner gets sheldon.nt to go with me tomorrow? are you asking because you want me there or out of pity? actually, never mind, don't answer. i'd love to. hello. why did you tell leonard you're working on the gyroscope tomorrow? because i am. but you said you were working with me. penny: uh-oh. someone's got two dates to the nerd prom. i have a plan to work on both projects simultaneously.

sheldon, i'm not alone in here. what?! hello, sheldon. what are you doing in there? she can't be in here! we were in here first; you can't be in here. according to the roommate agreement, paragraph nine, subsection b, "the right to bathroom privacy is suspended in the event of force majeure." and believe me, i am experiencing a very majeure force. come on, you can't wait two minutes?

we're back now with senator sheldon whitehouse. >>> okay. senator, the special counsel investigators have now requested information from this eighth person that you just heard jessica's report about. in this trump tower meeting with donald trump, jr., with paul manafort and with jared kushner, his name, as you heard has come up in this money laundering investigation. does your committee want to hear from him? >> well, i don't want to get ahead of the chair and the ranking member deciding who to announce we're going to be interested in. but i will make the point that his history with setting up entities that are associated with facilitating money laundering, particularly facilitating russian money laundering is very much at the heart of what everybody is concerned about here because through shell corporation llcs and through other dark money entities, there is a russian record of trying to influence politics in other nations and very likely in america. and also there is a russian record of trying to set up networks of corruption that they can

sheldon cooper, and welcome to the premiere episode of sheldon cooper presents: fun with flags.ver the next 52 weeks, you and i are going to explore the dynamic world of vexillology. hang on, dr. c. what's vexillology? [no audio] the study of flags. vexillology is cool. i think i just learned something. did you have fun doing it? i'll say. fun and information are two sides to this video podcast, not unlike the only two-sided state flag-- oregon. oh, look. hello, mr. beaver. in future episodes, we'll answer some burning questions:

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. >> we have happy news to pass along about sheldon, the missing tortoise she was found.n south carolina at a reptile sanctuary. here she is safe and sound. sheldon went missing in her home in claymont and someone found her wandering on the road and took her to a wild rescue in bear and they sent her down to the sanctuary in south carolina. worker there's will bring her home at the end of the month. >> good news. >> that is great news. >> slow journey. >>> time now for down at the shore and it's a rainy day and that doesn't mean there is not plenty to do outside. for example, eating. melissa magee is now in north wildwood with a big preview of the big barbecue contest. my favorite three letters strung together. bbq. >> barbecue and blues it was pouring a min ago and we took shelter underneath the contents and the rain is not going to keep us away from a big cometition, it's about the ninth annual state new jersey championship and the anglesy blues festival. we have matt, say hello from butch's smack your lips barbecue and jack from jacks down home barbecue respect and we

attorney sheldon whitehouse. thank you for your time tonight. >> thank you. >> joining me now, robert pittinger, do you think it is a bad idea to take a meeting with someone who offers aid from a foreign government in bringing down your political adversary? >> i think, you know, what materially illegal is there about that, i don't know. i'm not a lawyer. >> do you think it is bad? like if someone you were advising said to you, i just got an e-mail from an adversarial government that says they have dirt on my point. should i go to the meeting? >> i'll listen to anybody for whatever they have to say. but at the end of the day, you wade through the facts. >> would you take a meeting, let me ask you. you would take a meeting, tlob what anyone would say. an agent of the venezuelan government to give you opposition research on an point? would you do that? >> again, you're coming one some conjecture here of things. these are hypothetical things. >> i'll sorry. you just said, you think it is okay -- >> i would listen to

sheldon: okay. get this. (clears throat) "professor jones told the symposium he had a new method "for calculating the mass of a muon. five times the limit of (laughs) 'e' to the upsilon as..." (laughing) (clearing throat): okay. no, no. i'll start over. "professor..." (cracking up) i haven't seen him laugh that hard since the day leonard made that multiplication error.

i wonder how long sheldon's got. these shrimp are all the same size.here's no the logical order to eat them in. can't be very long. hey, look, there's rothman's empty office. sad. mm, indeed. yeah. so sad. dibs. (tape measure retracting) what's up, fellas? what are you doing here, kripke? ah, measuring my new office for drapes. this is not your office. it hasn't been assigned yet. well, i called dibs at the christmas party when professor rothman tried to have intercourse with the toys for tots collection box. dibs?! this is a university, not a playground.

sheldon whitehouse had, democrat from rhode island.ator for being on with us tonight. >> my pleasure. >> and coming up, republicans who control both the house and the senate suffer yet another loss on capitol hill trying to repeal obamacare. we'll ask the question, what happens next. >> we need a rescue plan for people in ohio who are in counties where there is not a single insurer and costs have gone up, practically doubled for individuals. i didn't think repeal only was appropriate because it doesn't provide that help for those people. >> important guy, senator from ohio. welcome back to the 11th hour. rob portman speaking on capitol hill as his party pushed ahead with its effort to repeal obamacare, a version of a repeal only bill from 2015 failed today on a vote 45-55, seven of the no votes came from republicans. including senator mccain. just as he had promised yesterday. six of those republicans actually flipped their votes to no from 2015. senator collins of maine has remained such a consistent no voice on repeal and not replace

sheldon, canada is not going to invade california. yeah, really?ou think those hippies in washington and oregon can stop them? fine.

i do wish you'd come with me, sheldon.mom, if i did, it would be conclusive proof that your god can work miracles. you're missing out. it's gonna be wall-to-wall fun. it's all themed. there's jonah and the whale watching. all-you-can-eat last supper buffet. and my personal favorite, gunning with god. what's gunning with god? i'm afraid to ask. oh, it is a hoot and a half. you write your sins on a clay pigeon, they fire 'em up in the air, and you pulverize them with a 12-gauge shotgun full of our lord's forgiveness. frankly, mom, i'm encouraged to see how advanced your group has become-- willing to sail out into the ocean without fear of falling off the edge.

senator sheldon whitehouse had, democrat from rhode island.k you, senator for being on with us tonight. >> my pleasure. >> and coming up, republicans who control both the house and the senate suffer yet another loss on capitol hill trying to repeal obamacare. we'll ask the question, what happens next. it's not a quick fix. it's my decision to make beauty last. roc® retinol started visibly reducing my fine lines and wrinkles in one week. and the longer i use it, the better it works. retinol correxion® from roc methods, not miracles.™ whuuuuuat?rtgage offer from the bank today. you never just get one offer. go to lendingtree.com and shop multiple loan offers for free! free? yeah. could save thousands. you should probably buy me dinner. no. go to lendingtree.com for a new home loan or refinance. receive up to five free offers and choose the loan that's right for you. our average customer could lower their monthly bills by over three hundred dollars. go to lendingtree.com right now. >> we need a rescue plan for people in ohio who are in counties w

. >>> this hour, i'll talk about those stories and more with senator sheldon whitehouse. he's a democrat on the health and judiciary committees. and our correspondents and specialists are also standing by. >>> first, let's go to our pentagon correspondent barbara starr. barbara, a lot of questions and concerns tonight surrounding the president's very surprise decision to ban transgender troops. >> reporter: wolf, tonight it looks like the heads of the military branches here at the pentagon caught off guard by the president's decision and the crucial question for the thousands who are still currently serving. what will happen to them? will president trump have them forcibly booted out of the military? >>> president trump making military policy via twitter. today suddenly announcing the united states government will not accept or allow transgender individuals to serve in any capacity in the u.s. military. sparking instant criticism from democrats and republicans. >> i believe that is an awful decision. i served in active duty in the military and i can tell you, we don't car

let's go back to capitol hill, senator sheldon whitehouse, democrat of rhode island, senator, if you could explain for our viewers what the situation is like in rhode island with the opioids. >> rhode island is not the hardest hit state in the country, but it's one of the hardest hit states in the country. we had more than 250 people die last year of opioid overdoses. fortunately, i think we're responding well. our governor has a good statewide plan. our recovery groups are very active and we're developing new techniques like having recovery experts embedded right in police departments so that they can follow up when there have been incidents that have involved law enforcement to make sure everybody understands what their optio options with respect to recovery treatment, and to deal with people in crisis, and make sure that they're getting the help that they need, so we're pushing forward. but it remains a very, very formidable hazard. it seems like every step we take forward, there's another advance in the drug. we've gone from heroin to fentanyl to car fentanyl and it's getting so

on "washington journal", all about health care including our guest sheldon whitehouse and also senatormaggie hasan from washington. rob portman from ohio joining us on the programs or morning. how rogers congressman from kentucky and the chair of the caucus on prescription drug abuse. that's a 7:00 a.m. tomorrow life here on c-span and on c-span radio. next up from today earlier today off to another subject with the senators the chair of the foreign relations committee and the senate senator bob corker. >> good morning everybody. this really is a city of early risers. we are sorry that cheryl couldn't be with us this morning that we have senator and journalists, senator corker and me to have a good early morning conversation with you. would you briefly introduce senator corker in?

>> 100 sheldon street, hartford, connecticut. i don't even feel like i woke up in prison this morning. you know? i've been coming to prison since 1999 now. and i've been in and out of jail 11 times. (sirens wailing) this time i got out was the first time that i was on parole. >> brantley. >> i was definitely frightened. i didn't know what to expect. >> released from carl robinson, correct? >> yes. >> parole sentence of a little less than four years? >> narrator: erroll's parole officer is mark pawlich. he's been a parole officer for 18 years. >> so what was your crime over there? >> burglary. >> burglary, is that kind of your thing? >> no, not at all. i was... for drugs. >> and drug of choice is? >> heroin. >> mr. brantley, you could just read, had a long, long history of opiate addiction. and if you're in this business long enough, you know the chances are at some point it will rear its ugly head. so, now he's on your watch, so you got to make sure you're dotting i's and crossing t's, that's for sure. so what we're gonna do toda

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sheldon, if i'm gonna synthesize a neural network from our skin cells, i need to harvest them. times, but if you're too scared you don't have to. no, this is for science. i can be brave for science. thank you. oh, jiminy, that's cold! just think how happy you'll be in a few weeks when i've converted our skin cells into functional brain cells. all right, just warn me before you do it. okay. three... two... and we're done.

changed forever in the late nineties i shoot story broke that sent shock waves throughout hockey sheldon kennedy who is my teammate in calgary told the world he was molested by his junior hockey coach graeme james all the memories came flooding back memories i thought i had when i was drafted into the n.h.l. . the press reopen my old wounds with every question they asked me about the. no i was never molested by graham james no i have nothing to say about the i was not ready to talk about this i was not ready to relive my trauma i was not ready to be revealed to my. by the media and society so i went to the dark side of life and all the. drugs and alcohol and gambling and sex and four years very angry very resentful. very little of it i don't know what's going on its side he would just let it go like that all the gotti fearlessness i carried through a youth had transformed into a brazen reach right down to that like my looks and take on anyone who got in my way so much easier to get pissed off to try and kick someone's ass there was to truly face up to emotional trauma feel the best that

that's sheldon's way of saying he's proud of bert, too. ah.n called the "genius grant," it's the macarthur fellowship. just like it's not frankenstein, it's "frankenstein's monster." which brings us back to that hulking simpleton over there. and if anyone's a genius, it's me for the way i brought that full circle. how much money did he win? over half a million dollars. wow. and he doesn't have to use it for research, he can do whatever he wants with it. oh, good, maybe he can build a nicer bridge to live under. here he comes. right. be polite. i know how to behave. do you? hey, congratulations bert! yeah, good for you. that's amazing. thanks. i was as surprised as anybody.

this picture was taken by someone on a walk this morning, a dog walkerfrom sheldon in devon, we have the satellite picture, here is sheldon in devon, there is a lot of clout around the east coast, the rain is now clearing away and quite a speckled nature to the cloud across many parts of the country, it will be another day of sunny spells and some heavy showers. this is 9am, 20 of showers across north—west scotland, northern parts of northern ireland as well, heading further south, fewer showers, down towards pembrokeshire and cornwall there are some showers. some sunny spells for central wales and devon and towards the midlands. it should be a fine start to the day as the third test continues at the oval, later this afternoon there will be a bit while cloud and that could bring just the odd passing shower. lots of showers developing today in the north and west initially, some thunderstorms likely with those heavy showers as well, they will be drifting their weight eastwards across the country but i think the far south—east into east anglia could stay drive past the good —— piter goo

israel targets a syrian artillery post off from malta sheldon's in the golan heights it's the fifth cross war to strike since last saturday. and huge crowds converge on central london call them prime minister to resign made to resign with the message one day will be swiping between so maybe seventy people believe me or they say it's becoming increasingly more obvious to me since i mean these people still missing the fleece of the salaries of these migrant crisis splits public opinion with rival launches held across the country over the influx of refugees. chile germinate chile it's going to be germany.

sheldon: yes, he does. he caters to my every whim.o, in a couple of weeks, stephen hawking's team is sending an expedition to the north sea to test hydrodynamic simulations of black holes. one of their experimental physicists dropped out, and i recommended you.

because it would reduce the number of prisoners they receive each year even billionaire casino magnate sheldon adelson has donated millions to fight legalization efforts across.

speaks to a certain type of corruption that seems to be happening really nationwide political very sheldon wall and came up with the term inverse totalitarianism which is rule by the anonymous corporate state and this basically seems to be what is happening in benton harbor is ruled by a corporation. talk a little about how powerful whirlpool is there. they have over four thousand employees. were awful and a half percent. and you live in the city of benton harbor or build a township. they control everything that goes on in our community of they control the school system and the school system is failing and they wanted it they want the school system to fail and there happen to do so because they have their people on the board who direct can have their direct contact with the people who can make decisions and they destroyed their destroyed school system now are trying to destroy the city and they were lemonade. period then have a gala go yeah i want to talk a little bit more about the criminal justice system how you were treated and i think there was a mistrial first with a mixed jury and th

because it would reduce the number of prisoners they receive each year even billionaire casino magnate sheldon adelson has donated millions to fight legalization efforts across the country but one of the biggest enemies that the medical marijuana community is facing today is big pharma the drug industry is terrified of medical marijuana because of what cannabis is able to do for patients and twenty twelve the study by the american medical association of over five thousand young adults found that occasional marijuana users actually performed better on long test the nonsmokers in cigarette smokers studies from the early to thousands of shown that cannabis can reduce the occurrence of epileptic seizures and seizures some of very serious condition known as dr it syndrome it can relieve pain and reduce dependence on opioid killers pain killers it can help slow the progression of alzheimer's it's been shown to be a possible treatment for veterans with p.t.s.d. and people suffering from severe anxiety there are countless other conditions where medical marijuana has shown to be a remarkable help for p

standing sub aside when we announce that bill, we had senator sheldon, what of theaggi most vocal advocates for aggressive action on climate change. and other vocal advocates in support of cold. we all stood together introducing this bill because we wanted to offer a real solutiona we wanted to find out where is that lane where we can all coexistence of the problem of the american people. so, it is not impossible to do this. it is not impossible if we park the partisanship, if we park the ideology, and we start examining one of the true examines in the true issues with their healthcare system. the answer is usually in the middle. answe to medicaid works to get more people with chronic conditions g into lower-cost care, the answer is yes. are there too many people on medicaid? the answer is yes. we need to grow the economy and help people move them into workplace with the have workplace insurance. instead of talking about how we will grow the economy and raises wages, instead of talking about how will we will get people sick were talking about shifting responsibility of the sickest to among

our guests are ohio republican senator rob portman, rhode island democrat sheldon whitehouse, republican governor chris you? you? maggie hasen, hal rogers and massachusetts democratic senator edward martin. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. >> a busy week in congress continues with late night sessions expected. the house is working through the $800 billion defense related spending and the senate continues with the health care law. watch live coverage of the house on c-span and the senate on c-span2 and watch any time on c-span.org and listen on the free c-span radio app. >> we didn't cut our way to surpluses in the '90s. what we had in the '9 o's was a circumstance where the clinton administration and the gingrich-led house specifically and the senate which was in republican hands at the time came together to get welfare reform and spending restraint to sort of keep spending flat while the economy grew and revenues caught up to spending. that's how you get to surplus. that's why you think you're seeing so much focus

live to discuss the health-care bill and the growing crisis with opioids. ,ur guests are rob portman sheldon whitehouse, chris sununu , andgie hassan, hal rogers edward markey. journal andgton join the discussion. >> justice department officials agentied at the foreign registration act, which requires all to register with the government and disclose finances and recommended changes to the law and how it is enforced. charles grassley chairs the judiciary committee. .his is 1.5 hours all >> today the committee will examine the justice department's enforcement of the foreign agents registration act. i want to thank the witnesses here today for working with the committee to schedule this hearing. i know that some of you even had to change your travel plans and i want you to know that the committee appreciates your cooperation. we had to postpone this hearing while trying to schedule two new witnesses and obtain the cooperation of a third who was first invited on july 5. it is unfortunate when uncooperative witnesses cause unnecessary inconvenience for those of you who are easy to work with. afte

standing side bid said we schad senator sheldon whitehouse, a global advocate for agrees advo -- the -- we all to stood together, introducing this bill because we wanted to offer a real solution. we wanted to find out where is that lane that we can all coexist and solve this problem of the american people. so it's not impossible to do this. i it's not impossible if we park the partisanship, we we park the ideology and we start examiningx whoa are the true problems and the true issues with our healthcare system, and the answer is usually in the middle. as medicaid worked to get more people with chronic conditions into managed care and lower costs, the answer is yes. there are too many people on medicaid?we the answer is yes. we need to grow our economy. we need to help people -- move them interest a work place where they have workplace insurance. so instead of talking about howe to grow the economy, instead of talking about how to raise wages, instead of talking about how we help people -- help people who are sick, we're talking about shifting the responsibility of the sickest among u

lindsay graham and sheldon whitehouse is working on legislation without judicial review and it's unclearn it will be introduced. >> and republican senator echos similar thoughts on the senate floor. >> if you are thinking of making a recess appointment to push out the attorney general, forget about it. the presidency is not a ball, and this country is not a china shop. >> sessions told the associate the press he will continue to serve as long as the president wants him to. president trump made no mention of firing him but disappointed in him for recusing himself from the russian probe. more on the top store whys from washington including efforts to protecting special council. watch that after "action news" at 6:00. >>> news from the city's bustleton section where an 89-year-old pedestrian was injured when a car ended up on the sidewalk. investigators say a 62-year-old woman was driving east on grand avenue when she lost control and struck two vehicles and drove on to the sidewalk where she struck the elderly woman who was walking and the pedestrian is listed in critical condition. still

sheldon: oh, dear lord, get away from me, you monster! what is that about?

did sheldon change the wi-fi password again? yeah, it's "penny already eats our food.or wi-fi." no spaces. okay. if you can't get me to stop eating your food, what makes you think you can get me to stop using your wi-fi? i believe that you're capable of great change. like when i finally got you to stop saying "valentimes day." you want to hear something weird? sure. in the year 2000, pope john paul ii was named an honorary harlem globetrotter. what are you talking about? you asked penny if she wanted to hear something weird. yeah, because i have something weird to tell her. oh. i thought it was a game. what's yours? there's this guy, jimmy speckerman, who used to torment me in high school. he sent me a message through facebook. he's in town and wants to have drinks.

another player, he's known as sheldon mack.legally changed it and get it back here. >> i like it. >> nightly news coming up that our families and kids -everwill be safe... good morning. ...safe in their beds... [ sizzles ] -bye! -bye. ...and in the car on the way to school... ♪ ...that our homes and workplaces will be safe... [ shouting ] ...and that when our kids play, the air they breathe and the water they drink will be clean, and trust their grandparents will have a safe flight when they come to visit... [ shouting ] ...and that our food will be safe to eat. careful. it's gonna be hot. fair enforcement of common-sense safeguards keeps our families safe. unfortunately, donald trump and republicans in congress are working with corporate lobbyists to undo these safeguards. we can't trump and congressional republicans put corporate profits ahead of our