--at temperatures starting to tom cole on sunday and into monday. >> pam: >> pam: of a maryland coupleo let their young children walk city streets and play in parks unsupervised has garnered national attention. >> pam: now they are celebrating a partial victory in their battle against child protective services over >>"relief and vindication." >> pam: danielle meitiv has spent the last six months worrying. after all ---- child protective services has been scrutinizing the way she and her husband raise their kids. >>"you know really the case of insult to injury." >> pam: the meitivs live in a quiet downtown silver spring. in three cases ---- their son and daughter ---- ages six neighborhood parks unsupervised ---- each park p-s has closed two cases ---- but the third remains open and active. >>"surreal." >> pam: this mother --- now preparing to sue the state of maryland. >>"people need to be held accountable. our constitutional rights as parents and as a family were violated numerous times, our children were illegally detained and frankly terrified, and that's not okay." lebron james and

but subcommittee chairman tom cole warned that while everyone supported biomedical research a big increase to the n.i.h. was not likely. >> given the reality of funding allocations, we might not be able to do everything that the administration is proposing. >> science is not a 100-yard dash. it's a marathon. and what that means is that the science we're not doing today because we don't have the resources, is hurting our future 10 15, 20 years from now in ways that we don't even know. >> reporter: why should it be, you know, the government's responsibility to be the primary funder for biomedical research? why not foundations or private industry? >> private industry, frankly, is not going to do that. their stockholders are expecting a return on that investment, and increasingly expecting that return to happen quickly in a matter of a couple of years. >> reporter: and dr. collins says that philanthropy funds only a tiny fraction of research compared to the n.i.h. and often has a narrow focus on specific diseases. >> he left academia. >> reporter: judith storch is a colleague of loredana quadr

tom cole and things are never as good or as bad as they seem. years and all of a sudden they fell out of favor and no longer are any good. they have a terrific product presentation, but michael cores was perceived as being able to do nothing wrong and low and behold, their stuff is not quite as hot as it once was and you see the field evening out again. as a retailer, how do you know when your brand has peaked? what is that magical moment? tom: there's nothing that substitutes being close to the customer. young to be close to the customer from the office personnel, sales associates in the store and getting honest and fair feedback. respond to that with inyou are acting days or you are going to lose. tourism, lack of demand for their watches, what sort of demand are you seeing? affected thear has trade. every other market except new york city where we got hammered. is that a factor for sure? the first quarter was not good, weatherwise, and that hurt. that in general, businesses are soft because businesses are saving money. about your talk other 4

you mentioned tom cole and adam schiff. there are lots of republicans democrats who feel as we do.ost: any appetite for this in the senate? guest: it's going to be interesting -- that's why we appreciate this opportunity to meet with you today. we just sent the first letters out this week, asking our colleagues to consider joining us in this study group. we will see how this develops. i hope we will get a lot of energy from people who believe in the constitution, scholars and not scholars and give us a bit of momentum with this effort. this is about our response ability -- response ability. host: senator kaine has been very vocal on this issue. all we are trained to do is to get this place, this congress to do its job. we could argue about every different positions. that's our different positions but right now, we are doing nothing. host: tom in clinton, maryland. democrat. caller: good morning. these wars have cost the american people so much. we had the marshall plan for germany. our roads are coming apart. baltimore is an example of people in the inner-city that get nothing from

you mentioned tom cole and adam schiff. there are lots of republicans democrats who feel as we do. appetite for this in the senate? guest: it's going to be interesting -- that's why we appreciate this opportunity to meet with you today. we just sent the first letters out this week, asking our colleagues to consider joining us in this study group. we will see how this develops. i hope we will get a lot of energy from people who believe in the constitution, scholars and not scholars and give us a bit of momentum with this effort. this is about our response ability -- response ability. host: senator kaine has been very vocal on this issue. all we are trained to do is to get this place, this congress to do its job. we could argue about every different positions. that's our different positions but right now, we are doing nothing. host: tom in clinton, maryland. democrat. caller: good morning. these wars have cost the american people so much. we had the marshall plan for germany. our roads are coming apart. baltimore is an example of people in the inner-city that get nothing from the gov

this article this morning -- it says tom cole and adam schiff have sent a letter saying we need to have this debate. have you to sign on to this letter? guest: we sent a similar letter a few months ago. we have done this time and time again. we are a bit tired of sending letters. one of the things we will probably do when we come back offer a privilege revolution -- resolution and try to force a debate and a vote on our involvement right now in iraq and syria. if i can make a quick point -- we are spending roughly $8 million a day. the american people and those who wear the uniform, we have a responsibility and obligation to have this debate. it makes no sense for this leadership of the house to not let us meet our constitutional responsibility. this study group could help educate our colleagues, bringing in people who know the constitution to say you have a responsibility, bejewel responsibility -- mutual responsibility. host: let's put the numbers up on the screen. guest: not only do we not vote on whether or not to put our men and women in harm's way, we don't pay for it, either. the

tom cole and engineers can make the difference from behind their desks. >> they are allowed to have anin both directions. we also have live audio casts. they will be talking to the driver or other engineers. tom: the team relies on data tons of it flying in at lightning pace. >> it's all about computing nowadays. the more computing you can give to an enterprise, the more effective it's going to be. it helps them understand what to do when they get to the racetrack. tom: and shanghai or monaco, valuable information comes through a server rack. we are not allowed to know who's is whose. with the world's largest submarine fiber network connecting 240 countries, 24% of the internet roots go through them. a gigabyte tenet go through the servers every second. mercedes can monitor tire pressure or whatever they can figure in real time. >> if you feel hesitation in the engine, you can't really remember all the way back, you push the button when those things happened and that's the reminder. tom: a maximum of 60 staff are loud trackside. mercedes has another pit lane working to keep the drivers

member of the house intelligence committee representative adam shift and republican representative tom colener to please put this to a vote so congress can step up. i think that kind of goes to the question that we have for to us night on this panel and just kind of an important quote i'd like to try to take out of that letter where they say, quote each additional day undermines our authority and role in matters of war and peace. if we refuse to debate a resolution on the question any nation faces we see a power that the framers delegated to the congress. that's the chief concern that operates behind the scenes as to whether or not we'll see congressional action on the white house proposal. that said, i do have some deep concerns about the white house for those all. the first one i want to highlight is the definition of associated versus -- associated forces. for the first time what the white house wants is congress actually ratify the notion we won't go to war one entity but what ever its associated forces are. currently it operates under the framework under the 2001 at umf it might be in

ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee, adam schiff and deputy republican representative tom cole asking boehner to please put this to a vote so the that congress can actually step up. that kind of goes to the question that we have for us tonight in this panel, there's kind of an important quote that i'd like to take out of that letter where they say, each additional day that passes without congress taking up an aum ft. or operations against isil undermines our authority and role in matters of war and peace. if we refuse to debate on the way the nation faces whether to take military action, we creed to the framework intentionally delegated to congress. that's the chief concern that operates hipd the scenes, whether or not we're going to see congressional action on the white house proposal. >> i do have deep concerns about some aspects of the white house proposal and the first one i want to highlight is the definition of associated forces. for the first time, what the white house wants is for congress to codify the notion that we won't just be going to war with one entkist isil but

ranking republican on the house committee, representative adam schiff and deputy representative tom cole asking boehner to please put this to a vote so that congress can actually step up. and i think that kind of goes to the question is that we have for us tonight, on this panel. and it's kind of an important quote i'd like to kind of take out of that letter, where they say, quote each additional day that passes without congress taking up an amf or operations against isil undermines our authority and role in matters of war and peace. if we refuse to debate the question on the weightest question that our nation faces we cede to the power. that operates behind the scenes as to whether or not we'll even see action by the white house on the proposal. the first one i just want to highlight is the definition of associated forces. so for the first time what the white house wants, is congress to actually ratify codify not just with one entity isil but whatever the associated forces are. currently, the united states operates under the framework, under the 2001 aumf, it might be with al qaeda and

cole worked with the same throwing guy tebow did. his name is tom house. he met tebow and believes that tim has definitely improved. and cole hammels across the street will be on the mound tonight. what a pitching match-up against the mets' matt harvey. trying to become baseball's first six-game winner. and take a look at chase utley. could this be the night he breaks out of the sump. coming off three day's rest. he's 0 for the last 15. worst batting average in baseball at .103 but hits the ace well. this could be the night that chase breaks out of his slump. and the first place mets guess who's hitting third for them john mayberry. i'm john clark. we're right back after this. >>> nbc 10 continuing to follow the breaking news here. a deadly crash in center city involving a duck boat. the ride the ducks tourist attraction hit and killed a woman near 10th and arch around 5:30 tonight. the woman was crossing an intersection when the trolley filled with passengers hit her and trapped her beneath it. police still investigating. much more on the story tonight at

cole, fox 29 news. >> let's see what's going on in the world of sports. here's howard. >> tomt have mommy or daddy speak for him any longer to defend his cheating so he went neck level. and the phillies did something today they have not done all ♪ >>> the phillies have won for the first time on a thursday this season. not that the other days of the week can have been that good either it helped the pirates the gave the phillies two unearned runs. harang eight innings scoreless innings. strike out right here. his catcher is the backup catcher for the phillies cameron ruff he had a pretty good day. two hits but throughout two pittsburgh pirates trying to steal. all right. in the fifth inning. phillies were up three to nothing and ryan howard, yup it's a little high. it's a homerun. phillies up four-zero. they win it four-two. the best starter on the staff is aaron harang. >> this isn't his first rodeo. so i mean he and ruff got together and they've had plan and were able to go out there and he can cute the plan. >> i never heard that one before. the mets didn't have a lot of fun

cole, fox 29 news. >> let's see what's going on in the world of sports. here's howard. >> tomve mommy or daddy speak for him any longer to defend his cheating so he went neck level. and the phillies did something today they have not done all season much that's coming up in sports. (mom) when our little girl was born we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the 2015 subaru forester (girl) what? (announcer) built to be there for your family. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. ♪ >>> the phillies have won for the first time on a thursday this season. not that the other days of the week can have been that good either it helped the pirates the gave the phillies two unearned runs. harang eight innings scoreless innings. strike out right here. his catcher is the backup catcher for the phillies cameron ruff he had a pretty good day. two hits but throughout two pittsburgh pirates trying to steal. all right.

tom brady's four game suspension is still alive however. >> the phillies looking to win their seventh in a row tonight. they play the rockies, coleels and his beard helped them to win last night in colorado. hamels allowed one run and six hits and herrera broke the tie in the sixth and they beat the rockies 4-3 and are no longer in last place in the nl east. 108 days until kickoff. i know who is counting temple and penn state fans, it opens at the linc on september 5th. with one year under his belt he perfected the art of the selfie. what is the key to having a successful second season they are older and wiser and having 4-more scholarship players. >> it's a man's game and last year we were the last team in college football and playing with 17 and 18 and 19-year-old guys and others are playing with 20 and 22-year-old guys it makes a difference, i think you'll see a change and growth and we are confident in that. >> you may even see an all big defensive player tackle a tree, so what does the coach say when he saw anthony zedle take on the timber? you'll want to see that at 6:00. >>> tell me that tree was already uprooted. we'll fi