the burials are coordinated by a local catholic church and knights of columbus volunteers like tom martin 250 a year. we just come out and do what we can to represent the families, because there's no family members here. >> we gather here to bury the body of james. bless, o lord, the body of james and may his soul find home with you in heaven. >> the county allows us 15 minutes for each burial so we try to use up that 15 minutes, i think we do a pretty fair job. >> for all who die alone without friends and family, may the lord comfort them. we pray to the lord. >> hear us, o lord. >> it's just a shame. if you think you live your entire -- what these people -- 82 years and not one soul to see her go. what if that was you, you know? >> for an end of violence in the world, we pray to the lord. >> hear us, o lord. >> for all who gather, we pray to the lord. >> hear us, o lord. >> a lot of these inmates are in here for drugs, prostitution, some don't have families, some do. for them to see what these people are going through who don't have any families that they are their families, is heartbre

martin wurenburg. tom curry. tim is chairman of the commodity features trading commission.im, welcome back to the committee. i thank you all for being here today. i would like to ask the witnesses to please keep your remarks to five minutes. your full written statements will be included in the hearing record. governor,you may begin your testimony grchlt thank you, mr. chairman and senator and other members of the committee. senator johnson, i understand that this may be the last time that this group of six appears before you in your time as chairman of the committee. i want to thank you for your patience and courtesy. i think it's something that we all have aappreciated and we obviously will miss your presence on this committee. in appearing before this committee in february, i noted my hope and expectation that this year would be the beginning of the end of our implementation of the major provisions of the dodd-frank act. seven years later, we are on track to fulfill that expectation. to be clear though, this is the beginning of the end, not the end itself. the agency stil

lily tom lynn, martin sheen, sam waterston. >> anybody big? >> yeah, i know.ly intimidating. it's very intimidating. but it's a really, really wonderful experience and i'm really lucky to be part of it. >> something that would be intimidating, considering that the u.s. open has been here in new york city, would be playing tennis with andy roddick, who happens to be your husband. tell us about his 32nd birthday and how odd special instagram. >> speaking of posting things, yes. i posted a picture of him that i actually found at his family house. it was a picture of him from i think like fourth grade that i thought was adorable. he turned 32. so i wanted to remind him of how cute he was back in the day. >> adorable. what did he say? did he like it? >> he loved it. he was like oh, look at all that hair. he loved it. >> what did you get him for a gift? >> nothing. is that bad? i didn't get him anything. >> 32. >> what do you get for the person who has everything? i don't know. we took a boat out and went on a bunch of hikes and did a bunch of fun things like that.

tom gogarty. i made reference to 1967 that i made reference to martin luther king. is the point of an arrow. center of a bull's-eye. about our moral society. travis smiley just wrote a book about 1967 and modern luther king. he will be interviewed with on form tomorrow morning. it should be very interesting. next, i can't another marker pursues a bit i caught the roosevelts. 80 years ago we had nothing to fear but fear itself will you guys were on vacation we had a dick cheney interview and the interview was does we have to double down on our fear. there are more people. that we need to be afraid of their more people that want to hurt us even on our own time. another marker which where society has gone. another little marker 2 weeks ago there was a vote in the un i think was 182-2. the 2 people were united states and israel. being an honest broker again i don't think so. next item let's go to housing with a little bit of time. this rice started last time. there were 2000 units that wanted to go from rent control to tenants in common. i have a way of making it happen when it goes off-line. yo

duo ofto bring in our all things political, former congressman martin frost, and tom davis, republicanvirginia. thanks for joining me. tom, let me start with you. republicans have been so critical of the jobs recovery over the last several years. within the last six month, we have seen a pretty steady rise in jobs. the republicans have not much to go on here with the economy going into the elections. >> the recovery has been very uneven. i think a lot of americans haven't seen a recovery. it is still over 6%, which is historically high. this is six years of the presidency. i think the economy may not be hurting the democrats as much as it has in the last election or so. i don't think it is really an asset. the term elections are more than the economy. >> martin, what is your take on that? democrats can't go in thumping their chests, saying we did a great job. >> unemployment was up, the economy was in trouble, when president obama took office. it is down your 6% now. the stock market is up. the economy is doing reasonably well. you could always do better, but it is not an issue for the

tom hanks directed huge movies. like,ld show up and be what do you want me to do? >> steve martin. day night live requires you to be there on monday morning, doesn't it? to tom about it. we were on the same plane. he was saying, i can't wait to do this. jumping in there on monday. he took it seriously. >> he would. he would hang out with the writers. -- iew to get into that always say, the funniest i have been in my life was in high school in the lunchroom with my friends. there was no pressure. it was just you and your friends messing around. i always feel like at snl on tuesday night, you are trying to get that feeling again. he is smart enough to know, we have to be relaxed. something happens in their. he was really smart. you?me thing for >> absolutely. i don't know what you are asking me, but -- [laughter] i zoned out five minutes ago. no, i am agreeing. know you wanted to be a comedian? >> i don't know if i ever did. i knew i wanted to act and i started with improv. i had never really done anything before that. sketch comedian is different from standup. >> i fell in love with

martin luther king who said it is important to preach to the choir tom otherwise they might stop singing. [laughter] so at the risk of preaching to the choir, tonight i wanted to share with you and talk with you about the story of us, about the story of us. baltimore and portsmouth, maryland and new hampshire, and america. back in 1999 when i was elected mayor of baltimore, my city had become the most violent and addicted and abandoned city in america. there was a big difference then in those days between the baltimore that we carry in our hearts and the baltimore we saw on our streets and in our headlines. our biggest enemy was not drug dealers who were on crack cocaine. theas a lack of belief, culture of failure. countless excuses for why we could not do anything about anything and why none of us who were smart should even try. so we set out to make our city work again. we saw trash in our streets, so we picked it up. we saw open-air drug markets, and so we began relentlessly to close them down. we saw neighbors suffering from addiction, so we expanded drug treatment and got more peopl

in being here today and particularly i want to say hello to my friend tom who is here as a fellow from georgetown university. martin feuer who is one of our sponsors from aipac, mikayla dodge from heritage foundation who does so much there. missile defense work and my dear friend professor curtis from the annapolis naval academy and my sponsors from boeing and the congressional staff. i want to say thank you to all her military folks here today to give us so much. i also want to say thank you to the marshall is a tape which is here today filming this event which they do grants us as one of our associates and i also want to thank, reach out and say thank you to c-span who are here today who will be broadcasting the event as we go on. without anything further i hope those of you interested in our further breakfasts will let me know you are attending. will you all please give a warm welcome to my dear friend from israel, uzi ruben. [applause] >> good morning everyone. it's always a pleasure to be here in this magnificent venue. this year i plans to be here two months ago but then the war started and i wanted to give y

martin grimburg, is the chairman of the federal deposit insurance corporation. tom curry is a comptroller of the currency. bridge cordray is from the consumer protection bureau where joel white is the chair of the security exchange. chairman of the commodity features trading commission. tim, welcome back to the committee. i thank you all for being here today. i would like to ask the witnesses to please keep your remarks to five minutes. your full written statements will be included in the hearing record. governor, you may begin your testimony. >> thank you, mr. claireman. senator and other members of the committee. i senator, i understand that this may be the last time that this group of six appears before you and your time as chairman of the committee. i want to say before i begin that i think everybody appreciates the care and even approached with care. speaking as one who testified before you over the years, i also want to thank you for the patience and courtesy that you've extended to all witnesses in your time as chair.

news4's tom sherwood takes a closer look now at the confrontation and the pol >> reporter: cyclists routinely ride by the martin luther king downtown. but it was different last sunday at 6:30 p.m. cyclist andrew heining stopping 20 yards away began videotaping these police officers deali with a suspect in a fight. that's when officer cc reynolds approached heining, firmly interrupting the video. >> this is a crime scene. you're videota right now. that pequot laks you part of it your little camera phone, that can be useds evidence. do you understand? >> reporter: a police complaint followed by heining and backed up by the seven-minute video says the officer was improperly demanding identification and requesting the right of the citizen to videotape the scene. you got any i.d. on you? >> i don't. >> reporter: what are you doing down here? >> bicycling. >> reporter: the officer's actions forcing the citizen to move away appear to violate d.c. police general orders in place for two years. those orders specifically say officers shall are not interfere with any citizen recording police activity unless it directly int

martin caymer chipped closer the european victory. the game was finally out for the u.s. team and captain tom watson. >> despite what has been a very special summer to win bac back-to-back majors, then the pga, and then to be a part of this fantastic team led by a wonderful captain. i couldn't have asked for the summer to end any better. >> unfortunately, we have strayed from a winning formula for the last three rider cups, and we need to consider getting back to that formula that helped us to play our best. >> europe wrapping up victory by 16.5 to 11.5 points. the u.s. once again having to cope with that losing feeling. europe had now claimed eight of the last rider cups. al jazeera. >> japan opened with the men's number 2 seed. it looks to be going well. and winning in the first set. and then on the second, a strong come back. leveling the match and breaking, holding his nerve to win the victory. his first-ever win. well, he wasn't the big-name casualty in the first round. claiming goal in canoeing, and due to the bad weather there, the asian champion came from behind to security first plac

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news4's tom sherwood takes a look now at the video, and shows us where it all unfolded. >> reporter: we're outside the martin luther king library in downtown washington, right here on sunday night about 6:30. police were breaking up a fight when a passer-by on a bike began videotaping the incident from about 20 yards away. after a minute, one police officer walked up to the man and intercepted the videotaping. >> we've got a investigation going on over here. you want to be part of it? i suggest you pack up and go. >> reporter: the c ob to the way he was treated and has filed a formal complaint with the department. coming up at 5:00, we'll hear from the police department and some public criticism of how this police officer acted. in downtown washington, tom sherwood, news4. >>> and just a few minutes ago, we got a statement from d.c. police chief cathy lanier. she tells us she is, quote, shocked by this video. tom sherwood will have more on the chief's reaction and how the department is handling the situation coming up here on news4 at 5:00 tonight. >>> we expected a verdict, and only got halfway there. a str

ktvu's tom vacar is in the north bay with how much rain we need to get out of this drought, but first to our chief meteorologist bill martin the rain. >> we are seeing drizzle right now. russian river. santa rosa. and heavy rain in northern california. 2 inches of rain. we had rain last week. we will get rain again this week. that is good news. early morning commute will get hit pretty good. it will be wet. san jose, south towards morgan hill. wet roads for the morning commute. here is how the system looks. you see where tom is in this area. clouds are producing drizzle, look up high, see the high clouds, that is where the green is. back in that area. the rain starts moving in in the next few hours. in the north bay, we could see a half inch of rain. here is the beauty, about the morning commute, it will be wet. as you start trying to drive to work thursday morning. the timing, i will see you back here. >> lain is heading our -- rain is heading our way. it will take more than a few drops. ktvu's tom vacar joins us with why we need more than just rain to get back on track. >> reporter: indeed we do. it is good we are

martin grimberg, chairman of the federal department insurance corporation, tom curry, a controller of the currency. rich cordray is director of the consumer financial protection bureau. mary jo white is chair of the securities and exchange commission. tim is chairman of the commodity features trading commission. tim, welcome back to the committee. i thank you all for being here today. i would like to ask the witnesses to please keep your remarks to five minutes, your full written statements will be included in the hearing record. governor truilllo, you may begin your testimony. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and other members of the committee. senator johnson, i understand that this may be the last time that this group of six appears before you and your time as chairman of the committee. i and i just want to say before i begin that i think everybody appreciates the care and even handedness with which you've approached the substance of these important issues of financial regulation and speaking as one who has testified before you over the years i want to thank you for the patience and cou

martin o'mali. there are others. i think it's a populist moment in this country, to say for a memo, senator tom harkin fighting. he is someone has said the center has moved too far to the right and he's someone i believe said the other day we do need to see what is out there. this is about democracy and participation and i think that's what people seek. >> e.j., hillary said ie away i'm back. if she's back in the same campaign she had in 2008, she might be in trouble. her campaign is going to have to get contemporary and run it parallel to what obama did. is she going to be and have to be a different type of candidate? >> i think she is. i think she became a different type of candidate in the course of the 2008 campaign. she was a much better candidate in the later primary. she actually ran a much more populist campaign in the later primaries. she actually i think got more votes than obama toward the end. so i think she's well ware that when you come in third in a caucus you thought you were going to win, you need a new approach. on this issue of should hillary clinton be challenged or not, i think the record i

tom fuentes, peter brooks. >>> coming up, we've been waiting, it should start any moment now, to hear from defense secretary chuck hagel and joint chiefs chairman general martiney. as soon as this starts we will bring it to you live. >>> also ahead, there are pressing issues at the united nations. one of the key ones this week is iran's nuclear program. diplomats are pressing ahead with -- actually, you know what, we're going to cut out of this and go straight to the pentagon for this press conference we've been waiting for with secretary hagel and chairman of the joint chiefs. here you go. >> as you all know, this has been an important week in our campaign against isil. so let me make a few comments about that campaign and what's going on the last week then general dempsey will make some comments. and then we'll take your questions. as i said, this week has been an important week for u.s. and our coalition forces as we began air strikes in syria. along with france, we've conducted over 200 air strikes in iraq against isil and in support of iraqi forces. with or air partners we conducted 43 air strikes in sere wra. combined with our ongoing efforts in iraq, t

tom there in charge of the military there in the middle east. and will he or will he not address the joint chief chair yesterday? we're waiting to see, martin dempsey told lawmakers here they are leaving the door open, he may have to go back to the president and ask for u.s. combat troops on the ground depending on what happens over there in iraq and syria. >> make a great point, the power of the purse always in the hands of the congress. thank you very much for that report. >> uh-huh. >>> it is 5:43, house committee formed after the attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi will hold the first open hearing this morning. they are expected to focus on what the obama administration has done since the attack on september 11th, 2012. it'll look specifically at security at u.s. embassies and other locations around the world. it kills four americans. he was a california native who graduated from uc berkeley. >>> people in guam are bracing for aftershocks that rattled the ocean floor. to date, no reports of injuries or damage so far. and officials have not issued a tsunami warning. they say the eric which initially was reported at a 7.1 was too dee

tom watson will announce his final choices on monday at around 2300 gnt. >> the three picks i have chosen to compliment the nigh players in place, rory mcelry, henry [ inaudible ], victor [ inaudible ], jamie donaldson, justin roads, martin, thomas brieown and greg mcdowell will be joined by steven [ inaudible ]. >>> one of those picks could be that of cliff kirk after he claimed the two-spoke victory in boston. the american's bogey free round gave him the tie for second. rory mcelroy is in a tie for fifth place now. he picks up a check of $1.4 million, and moves him up in the standings and poll position for the $10 million bonus. >> yeah, i mean, i'm sure tom noticed it. i definitely don't feel like entitled like this automatically will get me a pick. i would love to get one if i can, but it's sort of out of my control. i'm just happy i have had the biggest win of my career and best season of my career, and this has been the best golf of my life, and i couldn't be happier. >>> turning to attention now jocovich has cruised in place. richard nicholson has the details. >> reporter: world number 1, battled past both the heat and opponent to reach his eighth straight quarter final of the tournament. the 2011 champion had to

tom hank was come in, he has done all these huge oscars and he would show up and be like so what do you want me to do? >> steve martinay. >> taking it more, "saturday night live" required you to be there, you know, like on monday morning, doesn't it, if are you there on saturday or tuesday and i was somehow talking to tom about it. and he was -- >> and you know, he was saying man, i practice, jumping in on monday and figuring out, they took it seriously. >> yeah, and he would hang out with the writers and we hang out late. he knew to kind of get into that, you know, i always say the funniest i've ever been in my life was in high school and the lunchroom with my friends because there was no pressure. just you and your friends and messing and. and no we have a show this week, or people watching or is this going to play in front of an audience, just you're hanging out. i always feel at snl you're trying to get that feeling again and he has-- he's smart enough to know we have to be relaxed and we're joking and and something happens and there, that's a sketch, let's do that, you know. he was really smart. >> same thing fo

tom hanks, justin timberlake or alec baldwin? >> alec baldwin. >> how many times? >> yeah. how many times? >> a lot. >> 16 and who is second? >> who? >> steve martinttle. while she was an "snl" cast member tina fey wrote and starred in which film? >> "date night." >> she's going to love this cd. >> you know what? okay. she had a good windup. please inform us on what's the correct answer. >> i want to say wednesday we wear pink. "mean girls." >> yeah. although she was in "date night" she didn't write it though. >> did you love "mean girls?" >> i did. i loved the mom's sweat pants she wore in there. >> scary how true it is, "mean girls" and i have a 14 and a 16-year-old. if you're a girl going into high school you have to see that. >> or the father of girls. >> yeah. that's hysterical. from maryland, which actor played the church lady? was it chevy chase, dana carvey, gilda radner or dan aykroyd? >> dana carvey. >> love dana carvey. here you go. >> that was his iconic role, wasn't it, guys. >> wasn't that special? >> that lived on, right? >> one of your favorites? >> what a gag, the best. then of course -- well, is that the next question? >> don't g