tyrone is joining us from philadelphia. want the american people to think of one thing. you about a lawsuit against the president. but still, under the law, we do nothing to wall street. that is amazing that we can talk about how we want to do a lawsuit against the president, however, your economics have went down the almost zero for the people. host: thad is joining us from rhode island. caller: good morning.

police say tyrone styles arrived at home in the crumb lynn neighborhood saturday night. he was thereto pick up his son, when he sotted endly opened fire, the child died at the scene. his mother, was also critically injured. >> i'm just so sore that i this happened. it doesn't sound real. i watched him grow up. i watched her grow up. so (he) he it hurts. >> "eyewitness news" obtained this surveillance video of tyrone driving away from the scene. police chased him down to a dead ends in sharon hill where he turned the gun on himself. just last night, we're told, he was taken off life support. >> forty-nine year old rich art plotts formally charged with the murder every his social worker theresa hundred dollars and attempted murder every his psychiatrist doctor lee silverman, seen here on stretcher. doctor silver man suffered graze wounds, but returned fire with his own gun striking plotts on thursday, inside the mercy fitzgerald wellness center. plotts arraigned while still in the hospital bed over the weekend. >> happening today, tough new crackdown on teens and tanning i

police were called to the 900 block of widener drive, tyrone moss was shot and killed and another man from levittown was shot as well as the man who lived in the home and both of them remain hospitalized. what led to the shooting is unknown. no arrests have been made. >>> a prn shopping in a philadelphia 7-eleven store was robbed at gun point. the incident happened yesterday morning along east laz earn street in juniata park, the man came in and ordered the 29-year-old customer there to get on the ground and empty his pockets, he took the man's cell phone and money and the victim was not hurt. >>> a water emergency that affected a number of montgomery county communities several weeks ago got high level attention today. walter perez was at a hearing today. monica, is there were no new answers as to how something like this would be avoided in the future, and officials from the pennsylvania american water company says no concontaminants were found in the water, and they don't know why their faucets were spewing brown water. cathy tate, says the cautionary boil water advisory any time tha

police say that 24-year-old tyrone moss was dead at the scene. 29-year-old joshua johnson was shot in the head, and rushed to the hospital, 24-year-old duffy was shot in the back and is in the hospital. police are working on figuring out the motive and searching for suspects. >>> philadelphia police are questioningwities in a murder overnirt. the 21-year-old man was found shot 12 times inside of a minivan, police tell "action news" that the man was shot at point-blank range in the driver's seat. >> a delaware county jury took less than an hour to convict a woman. theest stranged couple had two young children today. a doctor in wilmington claimed self-defense, she accused grover of trying to run her down. >>> a winfield heights tavern was robbed by a lone gunman, it happened at 9:45 at the five points at monument and fords road, police say that a cleaning employee was taking out the trash and was confronted by a masked gunman, and was then locked in the basement. the gunman stole $300 in cash and the security system. >>> a hiker survived a fall from the cliff in berks county this weeke

and he saved about nine lives. >> we can feel our son, definitely feel his presence in tyrone, and somany with the same. >> he's really gone, but he's not. his body is gone, but his spirit is in everybody that was a recipient. >> the first time cam and marry met the man who received their deceased son's heart. they and other guests at their home experienced a few impromptu palpitations of their own when cooper's cell phone rang. >> that was his ring tone. >> your donor had the same fred sanford ring tone? >> yes. >> no way. >> here at the transplant games, every athlete has received a priceless gift, ranking from a newhart, lungs, liver, bone marrow, cornea or even tissue. >> there is over 120,000 people currently in the united states today waiting for an organ transplant. and approximately 18 of them die every day. >> fortunately, these athletes aren't only living, but thriving. >> i received two gold, three bronze. >> yahoo. >> in houston, at the transplant games, fox news. >> 4:48ment girl power is taken over the comic world. mighty thunder now a goddess. marvel comics announcing t

wednesday night, one of three people shot in a home on winder drive early tuesday morning. 24 year old tyrone moss died at the scene and a third man also shot. police have not yet said what led to the shooting. joe >>> a storage facility went up in flames at the country club on the 300 block of shell road. there were reports some propane tanks in the building exploded. no reported injuries from the scene. >>> the philadelphia police charge add philadelphia man with two robberies. saying 35 year old william robinson robbed the 7-eleven. and he said the same day he robbed a pizza hut. >>> and an update to the story we brought you yesterday concerning a delaware s sem -- cemetery overrun with gophers. and they said it was invested. large holes in the grounds mere gravestones and markers. and the church that surrounds the cemetery says that it is the first they heard of the problem and i assured us they will do what they can to make it safe. >>> and having a yard same may not be as easy as hanging up a side. the council is considering requiring permits. and also considering regulating how much ca

generation in terms of having more l rb and having the ability to link and delink to have three and four tyrone's in the subway it i'm very excited about this and also that undermines the importance of transit for the funding we're going to have to recomment to funding our transportation and the rest i'll submit >> thank you, supervisor wiener. supervisor yee. >> commissioner white. >> supervisor yee will commissioner white. >> supervisor avalos >> thank you. i have 3 items for introduction. i'm continuing the saga around the mortgage reduction my office has been gleaned i have legislation for the resolution that was before us earlier this month. actually, the legislation will be creating or directing the city attorney to negotiate with the city of richmond w the creation and will lead us to voting an ordinance i'll have the terms in place for the joint powers authority the resolution also creates terms for the negotiations we want to make sure that the questions people have had so far can get built into how we perform to joint powers authority while indemnify and cover the costs through the j pa

we have an above average rate of tyrone type two diabetes we have to be focused to make sure that everyone has an opportunity to have visible recreation so let's win. thank you (clapping) >> we are also thankful to have the support from the leader of the board of supervisors. i hope you'll support him here's president chiu >> good afternoon kids is is the usa going to win and are we going to win in november. >> yeah. >> all right. let me tell you a couple of thing what we're doing today, this notice not just about your future as world-class three of those we know you're learning teamwork and cooperation and leaders someone who played soccer balanced what i was a kid in you don't play soccer well, you can grow up to be a supervisor or the mayor or a world-class soccer player i want to thank all the parents and coaches and taefbz you know how important is it is to move forward those young people in front of us represent the diversity of san francisco and the world. that he are in the and i city with the density it neighborhoods west of mississippi with the least amount of open space and fiel

. >> of the many experts we've met, the truest con sewer had to be tyrone. located right in the heart of california's central wine valley. >> we have pruno made from oranges and fruit and pour it into a bag and make mush out of it. let it set in hot water with a lot of fruit in it. take it and pour it into a pillowcase and then strain it, putting the liquid in the bag to be used. apples and two boxes of sugar, you'll come up with three gallons of pruno. once you're done, you can sell it. you can sell them $15 a piece if you want or get drunk off of it all you want. >> outlaw then told us about a much more potent concoction. >> the second is called white lightning. that's similar to jack daniels. it's like 150-proof. >> according to outlaw, white lightening has a very dark side. >> pruno can get you drunk and riled up and get you that intoxication under the influence trip whereas white lightning can cause you -- you can drink half a cup of white lightning and if the they were to come and ask you a common question like can i see your id card, because you have

johnson lived in the home on winter drive where that shooting happened on tuesday. 31 year old tyrone months was also killed. 24 year old duffy remain hospitalized. the investigation in what happened there continues tonig tonight. >> meantime a north philadelphia daycare center went on lock down today after a deliveryman was shot on ridge avenue. it happened this morning. police say that that deliveryman was dropping off drugs at a pharmacy when he was shot in the hand by a gunman. investigators also say that a second suspect was waiting nearby in a get away car. >> i'm still in shock. you don't expect stuff like that to happen. >> he's really nice. he stays to hisself. he's quiet. something had to be watching him or something for while. >> investigators are hoping surveillance video from the area can help them identify the suspects. >>> pennsylvania has a brand new budget tonight. governor tom corbett signed a $27 billion spending plan into law in harrisburg today. but he criticized the general assembly for not including pension reform in that budget. the governor blames rising pensi

tyrone, good morning. >> caller: good morning. i'd just like to ask mr. king there why is he following the rule of law? the rule of law was dictated in 2008 by george bush. everybody signed off on it. why ain't you following the law? why you all of a sudden want to change the law? >> i'm not sure which law you're speaking to -- >> caller: to the law when the kids come in here and you can't just send them back, they have a day in court. >> tyrone, first, we're in this business to change laws, to write them and change them. that law in 2008 was filed in the house of representatives on december 9th, 2008, the day before we gaveled out for the entire congress, the two-year congress, and that was late in the day. the next day it was referred to three committees. the next day after last votes in, everybody went to the airport to go home for christmas, they called up that bill and asked for unanimous consent to clear it from three committees and voice voted it over to the senate where they were waiting to do exactly the same thing. t it was never debated on or v

. >> first of all i think that tyrone and the mv and we should all be very, very proud of how the staff engages all of these technologies. you know, i know, i know that they are doing an incredible job and we get a lot of that in the feedback and i actually think that it is well worth our while to set aside sufficient time, routinely at these meetings to just continue like i saw a card, that was held up a moment ago and i immediately thought, the department of environment, was there collaborativation on that? and i just think that you guys are just doing incredible work and you make us all really proud. commissioners >> is that it for this item? >> madam secretary, item seven? >> 8. >> 8. ... >> okay. >> and so we have already moved through on general manager, we moved this, >> we have 8 b. >> i am sorry, mr. president. would you like to hold the public comment on item 7? >> yes, i would like to call public comment on item 7, i don't have any speaker cards. >> is this the item? >> yes. >> let me say a few things. there was a time when the new commissioners made a decision with the inten

. >> reporter: tyrone miller anafought to survive the crash for her children. the 46-year-old is a single mom of six kids when her helicopter went down in washington state she was trapped by a seat belt. the water was rising fat and when it reached her chin she worried how her children would get by without her. >> finally they got a box cutter. it was so tight. i think we cut her a bit. >> i was so happy, so happy to be alive. >> all three people on the helicopter survived without serious injury. one was kutsenko's boss and the other was a female friend. she was in the middle of three seats when the shopper dropped in the water. people are glad that it was only 20 yards from shore and only six feet dope. >> they were able to pull them to safety. >> that water is cold. they would not have lasted 22 too long in deeper water. >> and a request for 4 billion to help with the crisis on the border. republican critics say they need to get to the root of the problem as thousands of children come in the united states. there is no agreement right now. earlier john roberts

not so says tyrone with the public utilities commission. >> we have been getting the pictures for months. to be clear the work being done by public works is for public health reasons and it's being done with recycled water. >> it saves 9000 gallons of re-drinkable water a day. >> it tells us people are taking the drought seriously, which is what we want people to do. >> not everybody feels comfortable reporting an issue. >> what do you think about reporting on your neighbors for using too much water. >> if you don't have anything else to do i suppose you can do that. >> but david pruitt feels it's a responsibility and a right. >> i still see people washing their cars. >> you can call 3-1-1 to report a violation. >> if you see what you might be a case of water wasting, you can send us a picture and we will check it out. >> share your photos by e-mailing us. >>> while i was about the tphau teses tea. >> that was lady gaga asking people to save water. she was learning about hour drought while shooting a video. their fashion tip for your lawn, brown is the new green. and governor jerry brown

it appears to violate the regulation set out by the water board but tyrone with the public utilitiesmission says no sot sgh we've been getting pictures for months now ever since we have been pushing the drought message. to be clear, the work being done by public works is being done for public health reasons and recycled water. >> reporter: that saves 9,000 gallons of water a day. although the citizen activism doesn't catch a violation this time, he appreciates the help. >> the more people that report, the more quickly something can be done about it. >> reporter: we found walter waste today. it created a birdbath. >> it's beautiful. but, you know, it seems like it's over watered. >> reporter: a similar puddle problem at golden gate park. >> i'd hate to see the park turn brown. , but i don't know what the answer is. >> reporter: for arnold corbitt the answer comes down to responsibility. he advocates everyone share the concern. >> don't make an idiot of yourself. if it's a neighb, knock on the door and say hey, you have a leak. >> he doesn't want to hear the phrase cudust to dust any t

host: our next caller is tyrone from south carolina, calling on the independent line. tyrone, good morning. caller: good morning. mr. king, why is he following the rule of law? the rule of law was dictated in 2008 by george bush. everybody signed off on it. why ain't you fallin fall folloe law? >> i'm not sure which law you're speaking to. caller: talking about the law that when -- the kids come in here, and you can't just send them back, you have a day in court. >> tyrone, that -- first where in this business to change laws, to write them and change them. that law in 2008 was filed in the house of representatives on december 9th, 2008, the day before we gaveled out for the entire congress, the two year congress, and that was late in the day. the next day, it was referred to three committees. the next day after last votes in, everybody went to the airport to go home for christmas, they called up that bill and asked for unanimous consent. they voice voted it over to the senate where they were waiting to do exactly the same thing. that bill was never debated, never voted

a second man, 24 year old tyrone moss died at the scene. a third man was also hurt.e are still looking for the gunman and have not said why they think it happened. >>> homicide detectives still with many unanswered questions in a deadly beating case. late last night someone carrying a metal object beat a 53-year-old man to death in front of his house or fair hill street. the police are searching for a killer, a motive and trying to figure out what the murder weapon was. >>> a 42-year-old man behind bars for allegedly trying to rape a young women in philadelphia's spring garden section. called to 16th and callowhill about 7:00 p.m. for a report of a sexual assault in progress. officers say when they arrived they spotted jason turner pulling the 25 year old victim down the street by the waist. and she was with him for several hours when he assaulted her and now facing charges including attempted rape. >>> and the faces of nine men busted for allegedly trying to pick up prostitutes in philadelphia. and the johns from age 26 to 52 solicited sex from undercover officers l

ambassador chris stevens, sean smith, and gren doherty and tyrone woods. they captured khattala.e have been reporting, he pleaded not guilty to conspiracy. the feds plan to add more charges to that. catherine herridge is live at the federal courthouse in d.c. what happened in court today? >> i was about 25 feet from the benghazi suspect, and as you walked into the courtroom, he seemed quite relaxed, wearing a green jump suit with the word prisoner in white letters on the back. the government laid out its case for pre-trial detention. they allege he's a flight risk, that he's guilty of a violent crime and they have eyewitness accounts, forensic evidence, and khattala's post-capture statements in order to make their case. the defense counters the government has made a series of broad generalizations and conclusions about his alleged role in the terror attack and they falter the government for not providing access to at least limited evidence until the morning of the hearing. one of the key things based on the evidence that is now available to us is they see two principle hurdles fo

tyrone adair used that gun on a horrific murdering spree. he killed both of his children, ages 1 and 2 at the time, and both of their mothers. we see the terror that abusers create when they are armed. we see the impact on their wives, their girlfriends, and their children. we are major proponents of community policing in racine county. we have a community of 200,000 people and if my officers are on the street working closely with these very citizens we are sworn to protect, i want to know our laws are doing everything we can to keep guns out of abusive hands. so i'm here today to speak for victims of abuse and to speak for my deputies. i have made it a priority to talk to victims. i have seen escalation over the years. yelling, battery, and unfortunately homicide. when an abuser has a gun, victims will tell me, sheriff, it's not a question of if he will use that weapon against me, it's a matter of when. i'm asking you today to stand up against abution by fixing our out of date laws and passing some clear, common sense legislation. thank you

. >> reporter: tyrone weston working nearby say the three jet skiers instantly responded to help. >> went over to his jet ski where he has steps in the back and held split until the rescue team came. >> he got her and held her up and kept her on the surface until we arrived. >> reporter: police say at the the spot where the would the man went in the waters are fast, deep, the current dangerous, and she was only seconds away from going under. >> i believe she was around 61 years old. i don't know how good a swimmer she is good that jet skier did not arrive when they did she may not ab live right now. >> reporter: taken to the police marine unit to be check out by medics, the victim police say is expected to to make a full recovery. >> an inning only her shoulder to day. >> reporter: an angel ride be a jet ski. the at penns landing, walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> philadelphia police need your help tonight as they tried to identified an armed robber caught on surveillance video and here is that tape. police say that this suspect robbed a 28 year-old woman at gunpoint. this ha

the least we can do is to pay tribute to his bravery and dedication by naming the tyrone post office in his honor, to help preserve his legacy as one of new york's true heroes for generations to come. i urge all my colleagues to support this legislation, and with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from arizona is recognized. mr. gosar: mr. speaker, i urge all members to support the passage of h.r. 606 and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 606. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? mr. gosar: mr. speaker, i move the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 2223. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 223, a bill to des

the only name that is in these books other than the author and illustrator is tyrone name. when we're talking access to books, talking access to authors and illustrators and characters that not only look like our children but also are a window into other cultures, we really think the freedom school program is a great example of everything the panel has been talking about. if you would like more information we are at www. childrensdefense.org vendor program tab, you would go to the freedom school, i will be here for the remainder of the day if you have specific questions. >> you also have the after-school programs in addition to summer school. >> yes. rochester, new york, is one of our partners that was able to run the programs throughout the year. six weeks is what most of our sites, community organizations, churches, colleges and universities, we also have sites that are able to run this throughout the year, assisting with introducing these titles, authors, illustrate is, stories, narrative to our young people. very much, erica. very supportive of the freedoms:children's d

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tyrone use the gun on a horrific murder spree. he killed both of his children ages one and two at the time and both of their mothers. we see the terror that abusers create on their arm. we see the impact on their wives or girlfriends and their children. we are major proponents of -- with the committee -- community of 10,000 people in my officers are working with the citizens and want to know our laws are doing everything we can to keep guns out of abusive hands. i am here today to speak for victims of abuse and to speak for my deputies. i made it a priority setauket victims. i've seen escalation of the year skilling battery and unfortunately homicide. when abuser has a gun victims will tell me sheriff is not a question of if you uses the weapon against me, it's a matter of when. i'm asking you to stand up against abuse by fixing our eyes a loss in passing clear commonsense legislation or a thank you for your time. >> thank you very much sheriff schmaling and happy birthday to your son. we will go ahead and hear from judge mccaffer

tyrone adair used that gun on a horrific murdering spree. he killed both of his children, ages 1 and 2 at the time, and both of their mothers. we see the terror abusers create when they're armed, the impact on their wives, girlfriends and children. we have a community of about 200,000 people. and if my officers were on the street working closely with these very citizens we're sworn to protect i want to know that our laws are doing everything we can to keep the guns out of abusive hands. i've made it a priority to talk to victims. i've seen the escalation over the years, yelling, battery and, unfortunately, homicide. when an abuser has a gun, victims will tell me, sheriff, it's not a question of if he will use that weapon against me. it's a matter of when. i'm asking you today to stand up against abuse by fixing our out-of-date laws and passing clear, common sense legislation. thank you for your time. >> thank you very much, sheriff. >> ten minutes into -- >> happy birthday to your son. >> thank you. >> it's ten minutes in. >> we'll go ahead

tyrone is joining us from philadelphia. want the american people to think of one thing.ou about a lawsuit against the president. but still, under the law, we do nothing to wall street. that is amazing that we can talk about how we want to do a lawsuit against the president, however, your economics have went down the almost zero for the people. host: thad is joining us from rhode island. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i got a phone call from someone from the tea party the other night and they were talking ,bout impeaching the president which i think is totally impractical. so, i said, we have all seen bad marriages am a one husband and wife do not get along and they get a divorce. we have seen instances where one spouse murders another. translating that to national politics, i believe we have two separate nations here living between the oceans. know, iid to her, you think the conservatives should have their own nation and the liberals should have their own nation because i'm afraid that if that doesn't happen, we could end up with a civil war. host: t

tyrone is a democrat. what are your thoughts? or oppose this lawsuit? caller: i oppose the lawsuit. host: tell me why. about race andl hate and hatred. they've been wanting to do this since day one. them go ahead and do what they got to do. god will handle things in the end. host: next up larry also a democrat, in south memphis, tennessee. support or oppose the gop lawsuit? caller: i do not. against it. i oppose it. suing the president for passing their ideas. i think it's stupid. host: what makes you think it's stupid. caller: because they're suing him -- he was able to pass their ideas into law. they are suing him. i think it has something to do politics.and host: what makes you think it's racially motivated? the statemente they made, whatever he's for, we are against even if it's our own idea. their statement speak for itself right there. host: another article on this topic from the huffington post. boehner'ss back lawsuit against obama saying impeachment sun likely. unlikely. house republicans signal they will rally around the lawsuit evenst president obama though critics on the

. >> reporter: we asked tyrone to download the app. it up against you're. >> reporter: opinion among the swatting public is mixed. one says, impressed, after 20 minutes not one mosquito. another found this app will have no effect whatsoever on any species of mosquito. the company that makes the app, pico brothers, says on its website, it's not 100% cover, but it will ease the pain of mosquitos biting you. >> more skeptical. >> can i tell you? a mosquito is right here. it's not working. >> reporter: ouch. this does hurt. i'm going to activate the app -- >> oh! >> reporter: i'm waiting for this app to work and i'm waiting. you guys make me give blood on these stories literally. i'm just going to say i don't think it works. >> are any of them leaving? >> reporter: nothing is working. >> take your hand out, kerry. >> reporter: it's not working. >> we've established that. take your hand out. >> kerry, is that a free app? >> yes, it is. the $2.99 one is probably the one that works. >> you are in for a long weekend, my friend. >> it's like mo