tom rogers told the truth when he found out and i give tom rogers credit. he's the man who got the ball rolling. c-span: fox com, what's that story? >> guest: fox, was an interesting aspect. the federal government wanted to -- at the end of the day foxconn was the weird contract that the providers decided. members of congress their time is extremely valuable and when they vote they either go underground or bagram. when you go underground to cell phones literally would not work. chairman thomas, bill thomas of california, there was a contract to wire on the house side these devices that would repeat signals signal some members of congress could use their cell phones. there were two companies ldc and fox gone. two members of congress for supporting each company. one member was supporting one company in their district and fox gone was in tel aviv-based company. and had american connections but originally from tel aviv in israel. bill thomas did not want to get in between the two members of congress. as i came in as chairman he let the contracts it. our surgeon

the whistleblower was tom rogers. he's a native american and has been involved in native american issues. he was the first woman covered with rightfully so the deals of jack abramoff and the indian tribes. tom rogers confronted jack abramoff not long ago at the press club within last year and said your people were in cash games and high-stakes card games with reporters. members of congress and mostly staff lobbyist. jack said i can't recall. at that point in time i played cards with breznahan and paid breznahan money in the last year that i was in trouble and i knew they had card games. i felt that was important to reveal in the process. i didn't think that it should occur and i felt reznor hand the way he would carry out stories on people yet he himself is a reporter was making terrible violations of the rules and the ethics and the smell of the ethics involved with staffers and lobbyists in this card games. the other thing is there was an arrangement of jack abramoff and i said to buy the hell magazine and breznahan

tom: will roger goodell go? >> no, i think he is an honest and straightforward hard-working person. think that he just has to look in the camera and address the issue head on. tom: tony tony ponturo, thank yr coming on the show. nasa is sending a flight into orbit. boeing and spacex would be the first private companies to send astronauts into space. hassan rouhani joined liz claman today and talked about his company saying this. >> it's about taking astronauts to the space station, transporting u.s. astronauts and for spacex, it is the next step in the technology that we are developing and it means that we have a key in nasa as it customer for human transport. >> the first commercial flights to the international space station not expected until 2017, but that is coming pretty quickly. speaking of lack, we will be right back. congress taking a vote to fund and train carrying rebels. congressman lynn westmooreland coming up next on the memcpy select committee. who work with regional experts who work with portfolio management experts that's when expertise happens. mfs. because there is

. >> for shirleen alicott, ducis rogers tom wolf. he'd be a different kind of governor. he served in the peace corps in india. and then got a phd from mit. and as a businessman he gives between 20 and 30 percent of his profits back to his employees. when he served as pennsylvania's secretary of revenue. he turned down the perks. and donated his government salary to charity he refused take a state car, he drove his old jeep instead. can't argue with that. tom wolf. he'd bring a fresh start to pennsylvania.

roger: and we'll show you a surprising variety of perennials that can be grown in the shade. tomooks pretty bad here. kevin: are you kidding me? norm: is this place really worth saving? richard: we can do better than this. roger: time to get to work. tom: nice and easy, nice and easy, everybody together. kevin: oh, yeah! roger: the right plant in the right place. good. richard: it's state-of-the-art. norm: perfectly square. roger: all in all, a good day's work. kevin: and also, on "ask this old house"... we'll show you how to build a simple table and how to finish it the right way. man: and you can see that our top portion, closest to us, nice and even. look at the blotchiness we're getting down there.

rogers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner, we hope you will join don't believe tomrbett's tv ad. the facts speak for themselves. tom corbett cut a billion dollars from our schools. he took an ax to education. twenty-seven thousand educators were laid-off. class sizes increased. and now almost eighty percent of school districts plan to raise property taxes. tom corbett. can't trust him on education. can't trust him to be for us. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." breaking tonight, nfl in crisis mode. one of the biggest stars in the league indicted. and what roger goodell is saying, is he sticking to his story? >>> and tonight, the joan rivers investigation, the doctor being asked to step down. >>> and what happens after you take your car into the shop? our team, and our cameras rolling. >>> and our person of the week. sting, and the brand new american honor. why he's

tom wolf. democrat for governor. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogersteorologist, cecily tynan and jim gardner. >>> it is tuesday night and big story on "action news" is breaking news from dallas where doctors are treating a patient for ebola, and the centers for disease control say it is the first ebola case diagnosed in the united states. we are joined by health reporter and registered nurse, ali gorman. this is a milestone that we did not want to reach. >> no but we had time to prepare for it. we learned that the patient was admitted to texas health presbyterian hospital in dallas and was put in isolation. he had no systems when he left liberia, only had symptoms when he returned to texas. ebola is not contagious until symptoms appear, and it takes direct contact with bodily fluids to spread. it is not spread through the air. but they will look into whether anyone came into close contact with the patient and they will be held in isolation and monitored. >> we have no doubt that we will control this importation or case of ebola, so it does not spread

tom: nice and easy, everybody together. richard: it's state of the art. norm: perfectly square. roger: all in all, a good day's work.: right here on this old house. and also, on ask this old house, we're devoting an entire episode to the kitchen. my dream is to have stove space, a good workspace, and to have a beautiful, modern kitchen. i'll completely transform this small kitchen with some new cabinets. and we'll tour the home and restaurant kitchens of chef michael symon. i'm going to show you exactly how i'm going to

tom wolf for governor. a fresh start for pennsylvania. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogersmeteorologist, cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >>> thursday night jim is off and i'm rick williams, in the news mo'ne davis makes a trip to the baseball hall-of-fame and people in the poconos mountains speak about spotting a wanted killer. but the big story is a push for change two week as of a gay couple was attacked allegedly for their sexual orientation. three people were arrested for the crime but the suspects will not be charged with a hate crime. vernon odom was live in center city tonight where there is a rally calling attention to this issue. >> the folks at the rally marked a steady stream of rain, but local activists and politicians and the police brass want action pronto by harrisburg, the voices were loud today. a loud rally in love park to p support the two gay men. they want passage of hate crime legislation at the state level. there is no hate crime protection for gays in the city of philadelphia or in the state of pennsylvania.

for david murphy, tamala edwards, karen rogers, matt o'donnell, have a great weekend! don't believe tom corbett's tv ad. the facts speak for themselves. tom corbett cut a billion dollars from our schools. he took an ax to education. twenty-seven thousand educators were laid-off. class sizes increased. and now almost eighty percent of school districts plan to raise property taxes. tom corbett. can't trust him on education. can't trust him to be for us. . >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight, terror alert. authorities targeting this man behind the chilling plot to behead people in the streets of major cities. similar threats here? the u.s. is tracking multiple threats. >>> new this morning, a suspect under arrest for intentionally starting wildfires burning out west. nearly 3,000 people forced from their homes. a smoke plume the length of colorado and visible more than a hundred miles away. >>> and fighting to get home from the vacation wrecked by the massive hurricane. >> 1416 will be evacuating. >> filling with smokes after taking off, scrambling for oxygen

for cecily tynan, ducis rogers, and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner, we hope you'll join us at 11:00. don't believe tomorbett's tv ad. the facts speak for themselves. tom corbett cut a billion dollars from our schools. he took an ax to education. twenty-seven thousand educators were laid-off. class sizes increased. and now almost eighty percent of school districts plan to raise property taxes. tom corbett. can't trust him on education. can't trust him to be for us. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." and dropping now, the new fallout in the nfl. it's the commissioner's job now on the line. the former held of the fbi brought in after that nfl star is seen knocking out his now wife. and the famous players now weighing in. >>> severe wetting hitting tonight. the dramatic pictures. the shopping mall roof collapsing. the tornado damage coming in. and now cold and snow on the way. >>> the new driving danger. we're in the patrol car as they pull this driver over. >> all right, man, you are driving all over the place. >> it's not drunk driving. authorities say the new danger is something else. >>> and america

tom. the nfl commissioner roger go goodell said he never saw the tape in question and said he never had it. there's reports countering the claim saying they had the tape in april, and there's audio confirming the reseat. if true, the holding of the job and league as credibility could be in serious jeopardy. that disturbing video in an elevator surfaced this week in the possession of league officials five months ago. this according to an unidentified source speaking with the associated press, a voice mail left on april 9th confirming the tape's arrival in which she says, you're right, it's terrible. nfl spokesperson responded saying, in part, what we are not aware of anyone who possessed or saw the video before it was made public on monday, end quote. that echoes the stance of nfl commissioner roger goodell in speaking with cbs news tuesday. >> we assume there was a video. we asked forred voo. we asked for anything that was pertinent, but we were never granted that opportunity. >> reporter: the ap report rendered goodell's stance and in the eyes of many, his nfl future tenuous. the organiza

i want to join with chairman rogers and chairman frelinghuysen and the shout out to tom mclemore. i trust, as the chairman said, he's going on to greener pastures. he deserves to. mr. chairman, the congress is an imperfect body. our constituents remind us of that on almost a daily basis. we certainly know that this is an imperfect process within which we have to operate. and the bill before us is an imperfect bill from our perspective and i suspect from the majority's perspective. but that's the world we live in . we have to choose the best option. oftentimes among a host of difficult options. so this is the best option to vote yes on this continuing resolution. it's the most responsible thing to do. to vote no would say that we are willing to let the government be shut down, unfunded. so we don't have a responsible option but to vote yes on this continuing resolution, and i appreciate the work that airman rogers, the chairs -- ranking member lowey, chairs of the committees and subcommittees have put in to making it as good as we could under the circumstances. we also have an impe

roger goodell to step down. >>> in des moines, iowa, it was supposed to be a tribute for tom harkin.what looked like a hillary clinton for president rally. here's abc's john karl. >> i'm back. >> reporter: hillary clinton at the steak fry hosted by tom harkin. a must stop for any democrat running for president. >> is it great to be back in iowa? >> it's fabulous. >> there's even a campaign bus and a well funded group of supporters called waiting for hillary. it sure caught her husband's attention. >> you know, under the rules, i think we're not supposed to have any contact with them but they are like energizer bunnies. they're everywhere. i will not be baited. i will not. cannot be baited. i'm waiting to be a grandfather. and i want a happy grandmother. >> reporter: mrs. clinton got trounced last time by barack obama here in iowa. this time her supporters say it's all hillary. mrs. clinton insists she hasn't made a decision to run yet but to her supporters out here and her opponents, the campaign has already begun. jonathan karl, abc news, in iowa. >>> former south carolina governor

tom corbett. can't trust him on education. can't trust him to be for us. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogerseorologist, david murphy. edwards, karen rogers and >> good morning. it's 6:00 a.m. on this wednesday, september 24th and we're following breaking news. >> gunfire erupts on a philadelphia street overnight leaving a pregnant woman dead and a man wounded. >> police issue arrest warrants for three people in connection with the beating of a gay couple in center city. >> accuweather is tracking some heavy rain and it will be moving in later today. >> in fact let's find out a little bit more about that coming rain and go to dave murphy and karen rogers has already had a busy morning when it comes to traffic. good morning.

tom corbett. can't trust him on education. can't trust him to be for us. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, karen tamaa edwards, karen rogerswith matt o'donnell, karen tamaa >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 6:00 a.m. on this wednesday september 17th. developing this morning. >> detectives may be close to making arrests in a violent attack on two gay men in center city. hear how social media may have played a part. >> a manhunt intensifies for the murder suspect who ambushed two pennsylvania state troopers. >> and all new here on "action news," an angry mob isn't just talking trash, they actually placed a politician in it. >> ooh. that doesn't look pleasant. home fully things are a little bit more pleasant when it comes to your roads and weather. we've got karen rogers and matt pelman here to help with that.

the secretary of state, william rogers, asking and pleading that somebody try to get to the bottom of what happened in mexico city. there is no subsequent investigation. tom is tragically kills himself two years later. what did the warren commission due in mexico city? what was their opinion of what happened there? >> to staff lawyers -- two staff lawyers were on the commission. he was very occupied with his work at the philadelphia law firm and wasn't involved in the day-to-day commissions. was very intrigued by what happened in mexico city and wanted desperately to get to the bottom of what happened down there. is a tremendous amount of information of what went on in mexico city was never shared with the commission. i think it is fair to say the commission never got to the bottom of what actually happened in mexico. >> this is an artifact that the national archives allowed us to videotape. it is oswald's address book. page, thethis consulate of cuba. >> soviet therein turns out to be an important figure in this. the commission staff saw her as an important figure. she is a young mexican woman, a committed socialist, who is employed by the consulate in m

roger goodell think that she feinted. i think at best, the only thing you can say is that they were wi willfully ignorant. >> tom's right, yes, the police have -- the da and the da have to decide if they're going to prosecute, and if you don't have the victim who's willing to testify, it becomes a much more difficult, much more complicated case as you well know. by, with the informal. >> nfl is a brand, it is a company, what they are concerned with is making sure that the nfl, that logo. every time you watch an nfl game, no matter what, in the ads, at halftime, they have an nfl stamp in there. >> it should be those monkeys, see no evil, hear no evil. >> whatever. but if the place, if law enforcement is going to do their thing, the nfl is going to do theirs as well. roger goodell admitted he made a mistake. he said it shouldn't have been a two game, achkd a six-game second offense and then complete dismissal from the informal. >> when you have a private organization, first of all they are using the public air waives to send this stuff out and make al of money. whoem when there's been a history of this kind of abuse among

tom johnson, thelma s. martinez, general stanley a. mcchrystal, connie newman, lyndon olson, dr. roger b. porter, donna show layla and laura. serving as ex-officio members bruce samargya. please join me in thanking our full committee. [applause] as you can see we have been fortunate to assemble quite a distinguished group of individuals who will advise on all aspects of the program and be active partners to help us ensure that the presidential leadership scholars program is really a state-of-the-art experience. we join together to launch this program because we believe that working together in the spirit of collaboration is truly the best way to chart a path forward. we want to work with and help develop individuals who believe in that same philosophy and the work of our four centers as evidence that individuals give different backgrounds and perspectives can unite to pursue a common goal. now you have just heard from marc about the program's origins and objectives to let me set the stage and put this program integrator context. i will start with the curriculum that is being designed by d

. >> nfl chief roger goodell, how does the league stack up as a business? >> good morning, bloomberg "surveillance." i am tom let's celebrate our top headlines. a bad 1, 2000 homes threatened in california with this out-of-control blaze east of sacramento. 2500 firefighters are on the scene. consumed 44 square miles of trees and brush. they're calling it 5% contained. >> the net effect of the drought. >> a new investment chief at the largest and pension fund in the u.s., calpers. he is handling the job on an interim basis since the death. they will pull all $4 billion out of the hedge fund. a loan program is i'm to fend off inflation in europe falling short of targeted lending. banker thinks the recovering should be built more on reform. spoke exclusively with axel. >> europe will not come back to growth this quickly. everyone is looking for quick fixes. that is not going to work. europe has to do the hard work, the reforms and eventually regain growth. to stimulate growth without foundations, would be short-lived and not be sustainable and another bump in the development. i don't think it is wise. more of m

tom wolf for governor. a fresh start for pennsylvania. >> "action news" at 10:30 on phl17 continues with brian taff, shirleen alicott, meteorologist adam joseph, and ducis rogers if are you just joining under the circumstances at 10:30 here are the stories we're covering on "action news" at 10 on phl17. >> man wanted for killing a pennsylvania state trooper is on the loose tonight. eric fleen is added to the fbi most wanted list and there's a 175,000 reward to find him. earlier today there was a huge funeral for the man corporate brian dixon. >> they taught to central detectives about what happened september 11 chancellor and 16. that's when two gay men were roughed up. sours say the group says a fight had nothing to do with sexual orientation they say the alleged victim bumped into someone and one of the victims got physical with a woman leading to that huge brawl. >>> and tonight a south philadelphia community discussed ways to stop bb guns from being sold in their neighborhood. they're meant to be toys and problem is some are real us stick and in the hands of children can be incredibly dangerous when they look like that. atlantic city was out lawing the sel

roger goodel is in the top ten. we'll explain that, and i bet ten. we'll explain that, and i bet vanity fair is going oh, don't believe tom corbett's tv ad.he facts speak for themselves. tom corbett cut a billion dollars from our schools. he took an ax to education. twenty-seven thousand educators were laid-off. class sizes increased. and now almost eighty percent of school districts plan to raise property taxes. tom corbett. can't trust him on education. can't trust him to be for us. >>> vanity fair magazine out with its annual new establishment list, here we go, there have been some changes, let's get into it. >> first up, the powers that be, rupert murdoch of fox tops that list. not you, mike? >> sure, alex. >> kind of our boss, and followed by brian roberts, and steve berk of comcast. >> oh, ya, they live around here. >> michael bloomberg, beyonce, jay-z, rounds out the top five. >> still stop five. >> rupe setter trying to buy the world. >> right. >> and he's in contention with disney, and comcast, because they also want to buy the worlds. >> wants to buy time warner? >> yes. >> buy they are talking about also the powers that be list

roger goodell do, where does this leave. did the atlantic county prosecutor do right by putting rise in the pretrial prevention program. >>> we take a look at a poll for tom we'll see you later on inside story. >> reporter: one more check of accuweather. >> reporter: i might give today a perfect ten. sun and clouds, pleasant, 73 degrees, very quiet. look at this seven-day forecast. maybe a morning shower, tuesday, otherwise it's wall-to-wall blue. 73 today, 77 tomorrow. 75 tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday all in the low 70s a lot of sunshine makes my job very easy. >> this weekend with george stephanopoulos is coming up at 10:30. martha raddatz host with the new release on the execution by isis. >> reporter: breaking news, isis releases another chilling execution video this time a british hostage. how will the uk respond and president obama made his case to destroy isis, but what does that mean for our troops. are we really at war? we put those confess to a key white house advisor -- those questions to a key white house advisor. >>> the nfl under fire. >>> hillary hits high with a for the first time in seven years, john karl and our power ho

think he learned that from roger ailes because roger ailes got him to say, let me help you with that one, pierre. >> i will say, on the senator hagan and tom mean, he couldn't address her that way on the senate floor if he were to actually get here. i mean, senator reid got in trouble for that for addressing any senator, male or female by their first name. it's disrespectful. >> use some psychobabble if we have to, we all use it here. was he using that to put her down, showing he was so unempressed with her personage that he'd dismiss her? i think it's odd. i call every senator senator unless they tell me not to. the only guy who ever told me not to was pat moynihan. the rest of them said, call me pat. they're always -- i think you give the person their title. after all, he's going for that title. >> in part of the clip you showed, he addressed her at senator hagan. he did do that throughout the debate, sparingly, but the thing, the reference that he made, the very first reference to the senator in his opening remarks was, kay hay. that, to me, struck me, whoa, that's unbelievably -- >> is that her nickname? >> no, i think he maybe just ma

tom wolf. he'd bring a fresh start to pennsylvania. >> luggage carts, buses planes, all sorts of things going on at philadelphia international airport. 67 degrees on city avenue. >> let's go on over to karen rogerse've got a bridge opening. >> reporter: yes we have a bridge opening, i warned you about it, about 15 minutes ago. we're looking live at the tacony-palmyra it's up, traffic is stopped on either side. head to the betsy ross bridge instead the best alternate you'll have to deal with. this accident on out trooper road. watch for that. 422 eastbound looking at a jamup from oaks to 23. it's not our only jam. chester county, 30 bypass is jammed from 340 to 113. a slow go on the 30 bypass, as well. let's take look at the temperatures as you head out the door. no weather related problems even though we've seen a handful of accidents. 68 degrees, heading up to 77 clouds and sunshine not as warm always over the weekend. no weather-related issues for the morning commute tore evening community. >> a stranding accident claimed the life of actress molly glynn. she had a recurring role as a doctor on chicago fire. she was 46 and survived by her husband and two teenage sons. >>> there could be a break

rogers who acted with her. busy hour. "after the bell" starts right now. liz: you could call it a big movement day in the market. get to today's action. tom lieden, global trend investment president. how euro interest rates are near zero will impact portfolios and any decisions people think about making. chris rents letter, needham growthfund comanager seas investor can not let market pass them by. he has two picks. dan stesich at the new york stock exchange. a big day but at end a full of sound and fury signifying very little. ism, i love the number. independent survey. i think it justified the move. i saw this thing falling back, i said what is going on? i scrambled news services to find it. cleveland fed president cape out and said she expects 3% growth second half of the year, unemployment to go down to 5.5% next year. people are are taking that as hr interest rates. i don't think that will be bad in the long run but short term it, happened saks 6 exactly as i thought it would when people talk about hire rates. david: talk about europe, and specifically the monetary union today weakening currency over there. a weaker currency for euro

roger goodell insists nobody saw it earlier this week. what happened? former fbi director robert mueller has been hired to conduct the investigation. tomng caught a big yesterday with a better pull out of glasgow. that is better than good news for the prime minister of the united kingdom. good news for an edwards in our london news bureau as a gives us a seachange in scotland. tell me about the undecided voters in scotland. who are they? a number of into categories. looking back at some of the recent polling, some of the undecided voters are women, typically working class voters who have been recently -- increasingly swinging over to the nationalist party. women voters were shown to be more undecided than men. that is why we've seen a bit of a change in the tone of the campaign. it has become a little fluffier. the prime minister saying, please, don't break up our family in front of all of the papers. right now we have the leader of the scottish party, alex salmond speaking in scotland, clearly enjoying the international stage is grilli walking. he says there on the cusp of making history. his message to the scottish people, they have