and so, there has been a lot of work with the southern water front advisory committee and the maritime commerce to come up with a strategy for taking on more maritime improvement including freight rail improvements that with open space that brings and balances access, in to the fold, and we are getting ready to advance, that for environmental review. and in the report, we go through all of the different categories and functions of the port to give you a flavor for the breadth of improvements. and clearly, one of the objectives of the water front land use plan is to make sure that we didn't forget about the maritime and there was a concern that it was not getting sufficient attention and it is really wonderful to be able to report now, then in fact, the port has really focused a lot of energy in that area, and i think that td james cruise terminal opening is kind of looking at the culmination of those efforts but there are advances through the fishing industry, through, the expansion of ferries and the water taxis, and excursion boats, and business opportunity and fisherman's wharf and

i think my focus will be primarily on the southern shore. tour. i will use the glasses. henry wallace boarded a plane to norfolk virginia. he launched a weeklong, seven ur.te 72 or -- southern to his decision to challenge segregation in the heart of the jim crow south grabbed front-page headlines across the country. it won the progressive party the most sustained media coverage it would receive throughout the entire campaign. had it not been for president truman's dramatic comeback, the tour of the south would have been the biggest event of the year. many believed his trip would focus naked shall i -- nationwide attention on segregation, and unite southern working-class blacks and whites against those who exploited racial divisions to preserve their own special privilege. in the short-term, they hoped 's courageous attempt would win them liberals in the north, inspire voter registration among blacks in the south, and giving the party the shot and the arm it so badly needed. that the southern masses of both races constituted a natural alliance, wallace offered his party to

but tonight my primary focus will be on the southern tour. let me get started. and i think i am going to use the glasses. on august 29th, 1948, henry wallace boarded a plane to norfolk, virginia, thereby launching a week-long, seven-state southern tour that would provide his third-party crusade with many of its most dramatic moments. wallace's decision to challenge segregation in the heart of the jim crow south grabbed front-page headlines across the country. winning the progressive party the most sustained media coverage it would receive throughout the campaign. had it not been for president truman's comeback, one veteran reporter later recalled, the wallace tour of the south would be the biggest political story of the year. expectant progressives's hopes ran high, many believed that wallace's trip would focus nation-wide attention on the injustice of segregation, and more importantly, unite southern working-class blacks and whites against those exploited racial divisions. in the short-term, they hoped wallace's courageous stance would win him the votes of white

tonight, my focus will be primarily on the southern tour. let me get started. i think i am going to use the glasses. 1940 eight, 9, henry wallace for the plan to norfolk, virginia thereby launching a weeklong, seven states southern tour that would provide his third-party crusade with many of its most dramatic moments. his decision to challenge segregation in the heart of the jim crow south grabbed front-page headlines across the country, winning the progressive rj the most sustained media coverage it would receive throughout the entire campaign. had it not been for president truman's dramatic comeback, the wallace tour the south would have been the biggest political story of the year. high andve hopes ran many believe that wallace's trip would focus nationwide attention on the injustice of segregation and more importantly, unite southern working-class locks and whites against those who exploited racial divisions to preserve their own special privilege. in the short term, they hoped the courageous tour would win wallace the votes of white liberals and african-ame

the second time it's southern blacks themselves that changed the order. in both cases the conservative white south loses. in the first instance the conservative white shout rebounds and erases many of the fruits of the first reconstruction. the second time around more of the gains have proved permanent i'll argue as we go on. all right. now in more detail what can we say is true in both cases, in both reconstructions? first of all, as i've said two or three times now in both instances a coalition of southern blacks and northerners proved decisive. in attacking and listen to this, in attacking what many regarded as a southern problem. the southern problem in the 1860s is slavery. and the southern problem in the 1950s and '60s is segregation and racial oppression. i say in each instance there's a coalition that formed. the earlier coalition is that the coalition that includes the union army, the republican party and free and enslaved blacks. the later coalition includes southern blacks and certain elements of the north, namely those few who actually came do

the video shows a man who says he's from southern france. he says he was kidnapped on sunday. a masked man next to him says france must cease hostilities against islamic state otherwise the french captain will be slaughtered. french foreign minister laurent fabius said the video is authentic. >> translator: france's attitude remains the same. we intend to do the maximum needed to free the hostage. >> president francois hollande said he spoke with algerian prime minister abdelmalek sellal and asked for help in finding and freeing the man. turkish authorities have seen a flood of refugees pour over the border from syria. they say since friday about 130,000 people have made the crossing. the refugees are fleeing fighting in northern syria between kurds and islamic state militants. the militants have seized control of many kurdish villages near the border. the turkish government has been closing border crossings and security forces have tried to push back kurds who approach triggering clashes. the office of the u.n. high commissioner for refugees says the number of displaced people

i don't know whether maryland belongs in the southern state group. so we wanted to get out anyway. thank you. but it is interesting. you know, that maryland really does, just as joslyn pointed out, have all the ingredients of expecting a good implementation outcome. you know, they had the leadership, resources, capacity, everything else going for them. but it didn't work. i'm sure they will get it to work at some point, at some level. i was wondering whether it might suggest something about this implementation task that's different from some of the implementation tasks of some previous programs we have dealt with. this program is trying to change the behavior of corporations, of individuals, in very complicated ways, often through indirect mechanisms through these exchanges through markets, et cetera. it's interesting that both oregon -- they did a lot of planning, support, and a lot of up front work. very comprehensive. it didn't work then either. kentucky though, as julia has pointed out, is really doing a lot of rapid cycle testing. i'm sure they d

the vast majority are on the southern border today. those are double the numbers that we saw five or six or seven years ago. as you mentioned, the number of apprehensions is at a record low level. we saw 1.6 million apprehensions 15 years ago on the eve of 9/11. this year with the spike in rio grande valley, i think it's going to be right at about half a million at the highest. in el paso sector, the community i represent, the average agent apprehended 4.2 migrants or crossers this last year, 4.2 per agent. now, that number does not reflect the deterrent value that those agents have. i think there's a lot to be said for that. but you also said earlier that while we have sufficient federal resources there, we could use more. you mentioned the senate proposal which i think was to add another 20,000 agent on -- agents on the border. i'm concerned when we know the greatest risk is at our airports, we talked about home-grown terrorists that we are obsessively focusing on the southern border. again, let's remain vigilant but we have finite re

and of course, with all of these opportunities, the commission has adopted, the southern water front, policy and a portion of the leased revenues from all of these leases go into a special fund designed to fund job training, and economic development opportunities, and in the community and also in the parks and the other beautifiation project, and so, we, you know, of course, that policy will apply to any new leasing opportunity. and so, as connect steps these are these are staff ideas that have grown out of either market interest, or consultation with the maritime commerce advisory committee and swak, but they may not be all of the ideas out there, we want to hear what the port commission has to say, and are there other directions that we need to be looking in to folks in the community have the other ideas for how we could improve and beautify and put to better use this other water front property that is under utilized today and after hearing from the commission in the public today, we know that before doing anything, we have to go out into the community and more broadly than our advi

there's more to the story. southerntes have -- some southern states have opted to expand medicaid. others are actively seeking a way to do so through what is mao called the private option. a few states in the upper south have established their own exchanges. in addition, decision biz other states to defer medicaid expansion or reverse course on the creation of state insurance exchanges may be the product of more than just politics. past policy history and current issues relaying to state fiscal and administrative capacity and need should be taken into account. so too should underlying market and demographic factors. within all the states there is support and opposition. where opposition is present, some of the resistance is absolute base opened partisanship idealology and philosophy. the opposition is often contingent and conditional and is likely to be accommodated with policy development and change with adjustments that come through experience. the opposition is often con continue den and conditional. so w this we wan

certainly, you had the southern democrats opposing the bill, you also had this very nefarious organization that i talk about for a while, it's almost comic book-like. the coordinating committee on fundamental american freedom. it was this lobbying group that was set up and was funded by a number of really far right industrialists who gave their money, gave money to a slush fund that the mississippi government then converted into funding -- >> [inaudible] >> yeah, right, the mississippi state southernty commission be which was set up to oppose civil rights legislation anywhere, nationally and in mississippi. so they funded this lobbying group that was really pretty well, i mean, had a small staff but pretty well funded and pretty sophisticated. they had ran ads around the country. they had, you know, what today would be millions of dollars in funding, and the head of it was, you know, former president of the american bar association. and so really some -- within a particular world, some pretty powerful figures. so, obviously, they were not successful in the end, but i think -- yeah, right.

that have a connection to the southern border. that is what i heard directly from dhs. >> will the gentleman yield? >> i will. >> they tried to cross the southern border, contacted what he believed was a mexican drug cartel. turned out to be a dea undercover operative in mexico. his intent was to cross the southern border and bring nefarious objects with him to assassinate the ambassador of saudi arabia here at a restaurant we may have been attending that night. >> and i'll ask the the experts a the panel to answer the question. sir, i would reiterate what i stated earlier, that we to date don't have credible information that we are aware of of known or suspected terrorists coming across the border, particularly related to this threat stream. >> mr. miller and mr. wagner, would you like to clarify what we have heard so far. either from members of congress or your copanelists? >> yes, thank you. and building upon that the numbers of known watch listed individuals that we have encountered at the ports is minimal compared to what we s

authorities had accused them of killing dozens of people at the train station in the southern city. the four suspects appeared in court together. judges condemn them for what they describe as the indiscriminate murder of many innocent people. a female member got life in prison. her name shows she comes from the ethnic minority. the group attacked people with knives in march. they killed 31 and wounded 141. police shot dead four attackers at the scene. judges said the suspects were members of the east turki stan islamic movement. the judges said the group was influenced by extreme religious ideology. the trial shows the chinese government's determination to crack down on violent crime. now security was tight at the beginning of another trial of a prominent chinese human rights activist. advocates greater political freedom and proceedings began in the southern city. he is charged with disrupting public order and took part in a protest against media censorship in january of 2013 and criticized authorities for ordering the southern weekly newspaper to rewrite an article calling for great

. >> a storm system is stretching from the southern tip of texas to the northern tip of maine. accuweather meteorologist jim dickey has the latest. >> good morning, reena and tahman. keeping it hot and humid across much of the east here as we head through the day today now. generally speaking a fairly cool summer in many of these spots and we'll keep it in the 80s and 90s. when you factor in the humidity it'll feel like the triple digits. as that front tracks in we'll see heavy thunderstorms here from upstate new york down the ohio valley storms could be severe packing winds and hail and tropical disturbance moving westward not expected to be a direct impact to the united states but will bring heavier downpour pours wednesday into texas. reena and tahman, back to you. >>> fire crews in northern california are having a tough time gaining control of a stubborn wildfire. it's forcing evacuations and threatening nearly 700 homes. the fire has burned 100 square miles, doubling in size the last few days it was sparked by lightning about a month ago. and this morning it's only 15% con

in those states required two-thirds of those delegates of the convention and this gave the southerners' veto power over the choice of the nominee. mexico is still considered part of the territory and it dictated in the time america was in a position to acquire more territory to cause a major problem and ultimately it would lead to the civil war. but clay was against an tyler considered running as a third-party candidate bedouin that party nominated teach golf as a firm supporter of texas annexation he would withdraw from the race but let polk narrowly defeats clay and then he opposes the annexation of texas. so throughout successfully the speaking of unions tithers wife died of he was in office and ended of carrying a 24 year-old when he was 54. not too bad. [laughter] and ended up getting married to set his sights on his wife which he names sherwood forest taken never say the tyler did not have a sense of humor. tyler's neighbors decided they would play a joke on him that was the thankless job and you also had to pay a fine if you did not accept the job. [laughter] but the road map wa

attorney to the southern district of new york and assistant u.s. attorney for the eastern district of virginia where i first met him when he was conducting the project in exile to my gun violence reduction. i wanted thank you for your efforts on that. he also served as deputy attorney general at the justice department. one thank you so much for being here today. and last but not leaseback his last appearance before this committee but i am sure would hear from him more times after this. director matthew olson has served as director of the national accounts of terrorism center since august of 2011. prior to joining he served as a general counsel for the national security agency where he was the chief legal officer for an essay in the principal legal adviser to the nsa director. a long record of service that includes time spent at the fbi, the department of justice, and the guantanamo review task force . again, we thank you for your service, sir. a full written statements of the witnesses will appear in the record. the chair now recognizes the secretar

governor perry of texas says isis may be trying to cross the southern border into the u.s.a.ything to back that up? our truth serum segment has the answer. miller on why the national football league is in so much trouble. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. at od, whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your business our business. od. helping the world keep promises. >>> truth serum segment tonight. isis in mexico. here is what texas governor rick perry said. >> is there a concern that isis may be coming to the southern border and into the united states? >> there is the obvious great concern that the cause of the chief correspondent jonathan of the border that individuals from isis or other terrorist states could be and i think is a very real possibility that they may have already used that. >> joining us now to analyze fox news ace reporters molly line and eric shawn. all right, sean, begin with you. anything to back that up? he th

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that have a connection to the southern border. that is what i heard directly from dhs. >> will the gentleman yield? >> i will. >> they tried to cross the southern border, contacted what he believed was a mexican drug cartel. turned out to be a dea undercover operative in mexico. his intent was to cross the southern border and bring nefarious objects with him to assassinate the ambassador of saudi arabia here at a restaurant we may have been attending that night. >> and i'll ask the the experts a the panel to answer the question. sir, i would reiterate what i stated earlier, that we to date don't have credible information that we are aware of of known or suspected terrorists coming across the border, particularly related to this threat stream. >> mr. miller and mr. wagner, would you like to clarify what we have heard so far. either from members of congress or your copanelists? >> yes, thank you. and building upon that the numbers of known watch listed individuals that we have encountered at the ports is minimal compared to what we s

orient event and brea is here and the station has provided conditions we have representatives from the southern station as well. >> hi, i'm the catering and event manager in san francisco we are basically looking to be able to have a did this for commentary event no names and promoters needed just kind of a 2 hundred cocktail party and once in a while having a mary which he band we have outdoor parties and officer caan is okay with that other than we're not doing anything crazy only offer live music if they want to have it our clients. >> commissioner all you're basically going to be using this for corporate event do you preserve this for early morning of service. >> we don't open until 11:30. >> great. >> commissioners other questions? have you seen the police conditions i can you said you spoke with officer caan and you're fine with those >> commissioner lee thirty mission. >> it's kitty corner from the restaurant there's the hotel and we're in the one market building underneath if we don't have resident i did the outreach to all the neighborhood organizations that was sent to me from the sup

firefighters in the north were able to stop the spread of the flames today. in southern california, more than 1,000 firefighters have that fire 20% contained. >> rebecca has the weather. >> it is running hot right in the places where all that drought has been sitting for the summertime. this is not an ideal situation at all. we start talking about wildfires and that is about record heat. in southern california, temperatures into the upper 90s to low 100s. farther inland, the hot at the present times come into the triple digits. we had record highs here in southern california yesterday and today their tallying up some more, along with near record high temperatures. the heat advisory, and excessive heat warning continues through tomorrow. this stretch of hot weather, 15 degrees at least above normal continues through tuesday, moving up the west coast, all the way west of the cascades, 15 degrees above normal from seattle to portland. east of the cascades, 10-15 degrees above the average for this time of year, as soon as we get east of the rockies, that's where the temperat

that we use daca, do you think we should be concerned they would use this propaganda to breach the southern border and use that as an operational tool? should americans be concerned about that possibility based on everything you know and our posture today? >> we need to be aware of all the ways someone can enter this country for the purpose of carrying out a terrorist attack. it is our overriding priority to prevent that from happening. we need to allocate our resources based on the information we have and where we see a threat. at this point we have seen some social media in small numbers. we have seen nothing to indicate there is real effort to use the southwest border to get into the country. >> think you. thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. >> the chair now recognizes mrs. clark. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. i want to a plot all of your efforts to keep the american people safe and secure. i think all of my colleagues that stated, but i wanted to emphasize that since 9/11 we have progressed and set up an infrastructure that has kept our nation they've from foreign terrorist atta

someone from the north because he was a southern voter and they looked to the former congressman from new york serving as the comptroller millard fillmore is a zachary taylor comes in as president and is one of those great with hits in history if he'd actually been able to serve out his term. he invited to join the union as a free state and you have to give a trade-off. you are free to come in the way you are and we are not going to support the expansion of slavery he ended up supporting the proviso so they started threatening to secede and there was to be a convention in nashville to contemplate the issue of the secession which they decided to leave the union over the policy and a number of compromised bills come to the floor in congress initiated by henry clay at the finest hour to set up the different disputes from the country. so the territory of arizona and new mexico would come in without addressing the issue of slavery from his perspective it isn't going to work in the desert anyway. why slavery is not going to work here and to fix the boundary committee claimed a wide swath of

on the latest developments now on the ground, there is fresh fighting in the southern part of the capitolween the army and houthi fighters. army sources say we have spotted a convoy of houthi fighters on their way to the capitol and clashes resulted. this comes hours after clashes here in the capital between the police and houthi protesters, we have two different accounts. the houthis say this was a peaceful attempt to go ahead with their de -- demands. the army says this is a different attempt to seize power by force. let's see some of the major events that happened in this report. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: yemen's security forces fire warning shots to prevent protesters from getting close to the prime minister's office. the minority shia houthis who have been on the street for weeks say it was just a rally. but the interior says it was an tempt to break into the building in the capitol. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: in the chaos that followed many were killed or injured. but the houthis managed to build a new protest camp outside of the government building. they are occupying areas near impor

the heaviest totals will be in the southern suburbs. look at the cooler temperatures up to the north. thirties' right now in northern sections of canada. the southern flank of that cool air comes in and brings us a beautiful autumn weekend with cooler temperatures. lake michigan has responded to all the rain. the water level is 18 in. higher than a year ago. the biggest year-to-year change we've seen in a while. still the lake levels are below historic norms. already 86 in mid way. 84 at o'hare. ratings are up by double digits over what we saw yesterday. already the wind is shifting nw. dewpoint at 71. some weather bug temperatures. lots of sunshine all over. here is the headline a warm afternoon with scattered thunderstorms developing. 86 at o'hare. warmer inland. thunderstorms this evening. here is the high pressure that brings the flow in from canada over the weekend. lots of sunshine there. uc the effect on the temperatures. upper 80's today going down to the '70s by evening and by morning 40's. north and west of the city look how co

the vast majority of whom are on the southern border today. those are double the numbers, more than double the numbers we saw five or six or seven years ago. as you mentioned, the number of apprehensions is at a record low level. we saw 1.6 million apprehensions 15 years ago on the eve of 9/11. this year with the spike in rio grande valley i think it's going to be right at about half a million at the highest. in the el paso sector, the community i represent, the average agent apprehended 4.2 migrants or crossers this last year. 4.2 per agent. now, that number does not reflect the deterrent value those agents have. i think there is a lot to be said for that. you also said earlier that while we have sufficient federal resources there, we could use more. you are mentioned the center proposal, which i think was to add another 20,000 agents on the border. i'm concerned that when we know that the greatest risk is at our airports. we talked about homegrown terrorists. that we are obsessively focusing on the southern border. let's remain vigilant. but

that have a connection to the southern border. that is what i heard directly from dhs. >> will the gentleman yield? >> i will. >> they tried to cross the southern border, contacted what he believed was a mexican drug cartel. turned out to be a dea undercover operative in mexico. his intent was to cross the southern border and bring nefarious objects with him to assassinate the ambassador of saudi arabia here at a restaurant we may have been attending that night. >> and i'll ask the the experts a the panel to answer the question. sir, i would reiterate what i stated earlier, that we to date don't have credible information that we are aware of of known or suspected terrorists coming across the border, particularly related to this threat stream. >> mr. miller and mr. wagner, would you like to clarify what we have heard so far. either from members of congress or your copanelists? >> yes, thank you. and building upon that the numbers of known watch listed individuals that we have encountered at the ports is minimal compared to what we s

it will weaken, but slowly progress across the southern areas of china into vietnam. this is going to be a major rain situation with rainfall amounts from 150 to 250 millimeters possible as we go through the next couple of days. so definitely watching out for that. we have a low pressure system east of the philippines that may turn into a tropical depression for the next day or so. looking out for a possible development with this system. meanwhile, in northern japan, we have a low pressure system bringing rain and some snow being reported in the highest peak of hokkaido. that is showing wintry anticipation, i guess. colder air is moving in aloft. that means clouds and showers for tokyo on friday with 25. 24 in seoul. southern china seeing more rainfall because of the typhoon. we are watching for odile. this is a tropical storm. earlier this week, it was a category 4 hurricane. it has weakened significantly. the problem is this is a slow-moving storm in an area that does not need to see a lot of rain in one period of time. major flooding as it moves to the north along w

ferocious wind, heavy rain as odile slams into the southern tip of the baja peninsula.ong category 3 storm knocked out power to most if not all of the resorts, including cabo sanlu lucas. >> pedram javaheri joins us. they're experiencing it right now. >> very exposed on the southern part of the peninsula. >> yeah, the peninsula is only about 70 mile as cross so the southern tip of it is so the landmark very small for a storm system to make direct impact on and back in 1976 we had quite a strong storm that impacted this region that we'll touch on momentarily but as this storm came to shore in the last two hours wave heights some 39 feet or 12 meters across this area. now, on the immediate coast there is a town near the airport if you've flown into cabo san jose 30 miles away before you take that ride into cabo. that town seeing the brunt of the wave heights but typically take that 39-foot wave high and factor a 3, about 13-foot wave heights on the coastline. norbert about two weeks ago and odile making landfall in the last couple of hours, the strongest to make landfall

>> yes, we are definitely keeping an eye on the typhoon as it continues to move toward the southern coast of china. it is departing from the philippines, leaving behind up to 330 millimeters of rainfall in some spots. and as it continues to move toward the north and west, it is setting its sights on hainan island and also into the southern portions of the guangdong province. here is a look at visible satellite imagery. i want to show this to you. this gives you an idea how intense the storm is. it is a strong typhoon. it does not have a nearly clear eye to be seen in this one, but it is certainly spinning and moving toward the north and west. the track of this system will take it closer toward hainan island. as we go into tuesday, that's when we are going to be dealing with the strong winds and the heavy rainfall. some areas may see up to 350 millimeters of rainfall in some spots and that's going to continue to cause problems for this area because southern china has too much rainfall and now even more rain and strong winds will be coming into the area and affecting portions of vietnam and

other topics, the while fears out there that isis is at our southern frontier, chomping to get across the border. wow. also the reverse field that overnight decided that money talks. it is the advertisers against the child beaters and the advertisers are winning. finally, the color and excitement, a real live race for the u.s. senate and what it really looks like on the inside. let's get to the nice new war. as he said, they offered it 273-156. it passed with a majority of democrats although narrowly and a 2-1 vote for republicans. isis has release ad new video. the 52-clip has the feel of a real movie preview. it shows footage of what appears to be attacks against our troops, though it is not clear when or where those pictures were taken. it warns the united states that fighting has just begun. today president obama said he will not commit more american troops to fight another ground war in iraq. but he also vowed. >> they will learn the same thing al qaeda already knows. we mean what we say. our reach is long. if you threaten america you will find no safe haven. we will find you eve

this is about a thousand miles when you measure the northern tip to the southern tip. he storm literally rides that up. this time tomorrow, a category 2 hurricane pesotentially. once you work your way north of cabo, the population density decreases, but the people that live there, far less fortunate than the people across the southern portion of the baja. that's something to keep in mind, when it comes to significant flooding in the forecast. and here's how much rain we're talking in the next couple days. 4 to 8 inches at cabo. they get about 8 inches on average in any given year. so we're talking about a year's worth of rainfall in two days. and upwards to ten inches in regions to the north. and then to the southwestern united states. because it was a couple weeks ago we talked about las vegas and phoenix getting historic rainfall because of norbert. this particular storm, odeal, has a similar potential in the southwestern u.s. >> so it's going to be with us for a little while. >> looks like it. >> we hope cabo weathers the storm. thanks, pedram. >>> japan is desperate

that have a connection to the southern border. that is what i heard directly from dhs. is there any further clarity? >> would the gentleman yield? >> i will. >> iranian quds force operative tried to cross the southern border contacted what he believed was a mexican drug cartel. it turned out to be a dea undercover operative in mexico. his intent was to cross the southern border and bring the various objects with him to assassinate the ambassador from saudi arabia here in the city at a restaurant that you and i may have been attending that night. that's a fact. i just wanted to give an example. >> now our i. >> i will ask the question of the panelists. >> i will reiterate what i stated earlier that we today don't have credible information that we are aware of of known or suspected terrorists coming across the border particularly related to this threat stream. >> or any threat stream? mr. miller and mr. wagner would be like to clarify what we have heard so far either from members of congress are your co-panelist? >> yes thank you and in building upon that the numbers of no

a line of thundershowers are affecting the southern parts of the u.s. sunny weather is expectationed in new york where the u.s. tennis tournament is taking place on monday. your high's going to be up to 26 degrees. across the west, chilly for this time of year in winnipeg, 25 for the high. 20 degrees for the high in vancouver. here's the extended forecast. >>> and that was this hour's "newsline" coming to you from our studios here in tokyo. i'm james tengan. thanks for watching. i love there. it is 1:00 p.m. in paris -- hell o there. it is 1:00 p.m. in paris. the headlines this monday -- barack obama is to outline his strategy for data when the islamic state organization -- thats in the french press there was a plan for an attack in paris on the fourth of july. there are no elements of that in

the u.s. through our poreous southern boarder? panel is next. >>> i have a reason to believe that on september 10th there were actually four individuals trying to cross through the texas border who were apprehended at two different stations that do have ties to mill titary organizations in th middle east. are you not aware of that? >> i've heard reports to that effect. you really love, what would you do?" ♪ [ woman ] i'd be a writer. [ man ] i'd be a baker. [ woman ] i wanna be a pie maker. [ man ] i wanna be a pilot. [ woman ] i'd be an architect. what if i told you someone could pay you and what if that person were you? ♪ when you think about it, isn't that what retirement should be, paying ourselves to do what we love? ♪ >>> one congressman says that according to an internal dhs document, illegal immigrants from middle eastern countries have entered the u.s. through our southern border. but dhs secretary jay johnson says it is unclear if any known terrorists have gotten through. our political panel will get into that deeper in j

you can see yellow coming into atlantic city, the garden state parkway and the southern reaches of route 55 and the atlantic city expressway picking up rain. up in allentown and reading you're not seeing very much. up there you'll dodge the bullet as the heavy stuff to your south will fall apart before it gets to you, cape may may be coming to the end of it. everybody in the 60s and cool. it's windy out there, as you head to the bus stop this morning expect it to stay on the cool side with temperatures on or about 60. steady rain, cloudy and wet and windy. we'll give you the afternoon call coming up and look at rain on storm tracker 6 live. karen, the rages are obviously wet. >> reporter: come on in and dry off as we look live at the roads, south philadelphia, i-95 past broad street. you have to watch out for puddles. this is southbound traffic a little volume starting to build, but no big delays just yet. a problem on the schuylkill expressway westbound past gulph mills. we have a truck that ran into the median, look for it exilt 330 and give yourself extra time there. pottstown they ha

he was one of the southerners madison persuaded to change his vote on assumption so that the federal government would be seated on that river. he may even have been told that alexandria would be included in the federal district, because that was george washington's intention. of men most instrumental of bringing about the compromise of 1790, none took greater pride in his role than lee. as he expressed it late in life, quote, i was particularly amongst those few southern members when the angry contentions between various sections of the union threatened the destruction of the constitution, who ventured by general compromise of interests, unquote, to relieve new england of its oppressive state debts, conse consiliate by making philadelphia seat of government and secure potomac for the southern and western states. lee indicated to thomas jefferson immediately after his vote for assumption in 1790 that he cast it as a willing potential victim in the upcoming second federal election. quote, if the government should be established and prosper because of my vote, i am, as he said, a willin

the witnesses a pretty direct question. >> are you concerned, secretary hegel, about our southern border? we received testimony that our border is porous and radical elements may cross into the united states from the southern border? >> and, again, in a segment yesterday on fox news -- >> people along the border were the trail to these people come across have found muslim clothing, they have found koran books laying on the side of the road -- or the side of the trail. we know that there are muslims being smugged into the united states. i'd like to hit them so often that every time they hear a plane, they your nate down both sides of their legs. >> that was unusually pointed. michael, how did this idea start to gain traction? >> well, some conservatives are very focused on the border. and a group called judicial watch put out a group last week right out of the border prepared to launch car bombs on the united states. they put out that report and people believed that it was true. >> that's a pretty strong claim that there are isis militants living across the border. >> they base that on anon

> i'm going to make a motion to approve this with the conditions that the licensed be visiting the southern police station one week prior to the fevent when using angle outdoor promoter and that's it. >> as the only condition. >> i think the others will take care of themselves. >> all right. is there a second to that motion. >> second. >> all right. commissioner akers second any discussion about that we have heard because the others will take care of themselves. >> it is operating time and permissible area okay no other discussion. >> just for clarification so the outdoor patio area our fine. >> until 10. >> i thought until 7:30. >> that's not part i don't really my feeling is that this is the only time they're to use it for commentary event and i don't think feel she's going to be blasting music so that the entire neighborhood the entire area everyone is getting upset that's not what she's offering here h her people and be serving fooid food it's a restaurant this is not something that is going to be an issue with this permit with what is presented to me here by the person applying for the