testimony the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. pitts: i'm pleased to yield one minute to the distinguished whip of the house, kevin mccarthy of california. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized for one minute. mr. mccarthy: i rise today in support of the health exchange security and transparency act. the reason why we are passing this important legislation today is that credible and documented fears have been raised that this hastily constructed obamacare exchange website could jeopardize the security of our most sensitive personal information. one of the many reasons so many worry about obamacare is that it injects government, and government bureaucrats, into the most personal sphere of our lives -- our health care. in new an alarming ways. nothing can turn a life upside-down more quickly than identity theft. it is our duty as members of congress to do everything in our power to protect and inform americans about these potential devastating events. i'm confident that this new -- that this is one of

testimony the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. pitts: i'm pleased to yield one minute to the distinguished whip of the house, kevin mccarthy of california. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized for one minute. mr. mccarthy: i rise today in support of the health exchange security and transparency act. the reason why we are passing this important legislation today is that credible and documented fears have been raised that this hastily constructed obamacare exchange website could jeopardize the security of our most sensitive personal information. one of the many reasons so many worry about obamacare is that it injects government, and government bureaucrats, into the most personal sphere of our lives -- our health care. in new an alarming ways. nothing can turn a life upside-down more quickly than identity theft. it is our duty as members of congress to do everything in our power to protect and inform americans about these potential devastating events. i'm confident that this new -- that this is one of

so let me ask a question about the new voter law in pennsylvania. what is the intention of requiring that voters present a state-issued photo identification card? what's the purpose? well, fortunately, we know that intention, because the leader who is pushed the law to enactment have told us. they have told us that its purpose is to reduce the number of democratic votes. they have told us this. they have made it crystal clear. it's not that they don't like minorities per se, they don't like minorities showing up and voting democrat on election day. i salute the judge because of what he did striking down the new voter i.d. law, but also because of why he said he did it. quote, voter laws are designed to assure a fair and free election. the voter i.d. law does not further this goal. what leaves pending appeal, the tool box of voter suppression, now contains one less tool. the people who believe in democracy, this is good news, indeed. and that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being us. a "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening fro

the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. pitts: mr. speaker, at this time i'm pleased to yield two minutes to the distinguished chairman of the oversight and government reform committee, mr. issa from california. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized for two minutes. mr. issa: thank you, mr. speaker. famously franklin delano roosevelt we have nothing to fear but fear itself. that's not true here, and sadly the last speaker is entitled to his opinion but the facts did not bear out his conclusions. the truth is that actual interviews and depositions taken of the highest ranking people that helped develop this website, both public and private, shows there was no end-to-end testing. it did not meet the spirit of any definition of a secure website. in fact, the highest ranking person, theresa fryer, on september 20, was unwilling to recommend this site go active and said under oath that if it had been within her authority to stop it she would have. it is very clear, even from the white house's statements in th

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized for two minutes. mr. fattah: i want to thank the committee, the staff and my fellow members of the appropriations subcommittee. this helps move our nation forward, and i rise in support of the bill. i want to also thank my great

representative vicky hartzler of missouri, keith ross lists of pennsylvania -- rosslest, randy harris of maryland, mike kelly in pennsylvania, representative robert the danger of north carolina, congressman , bobwinn struck of ohio ohio, and representative and wagner from missouri. -- ann wagner from missouri. remarks, i am very happy to introduce congressman chris smith of new jersey, cochair of the i partisan congressional pro-life. --has been cochair or over co-chair for over a quarter of a century. please join me in welcoming mr.

representative vicky hartzler of missouri, keith ross lists of pennsylvania -- rosslest, randy harris of maryland, mike kelly in pennsylvania, representative robert the danger of north carolina, congressman fred winn struck of ohio, bob lauda of ohio, and representative and wagner from missouri. -- ann wagner from missouri. to share remarks, i am very happy to introduce congressman chris smith of new jersey, cochair of the i partisan congressional pro-life. he has been cochair or over -- co-chair for over a quarter of a century. please join me in welcoming mr. chris smith of new jersey.

but trust me, the pennsylvania-symphony oring stra is pitch perfect. tomorrow banks are ranking in billions in overdraft fees, plus ali velshi reports from the world economic forum in switzerland. you don't want to miss any of that. i'm david shuster. us. ♪ check check snoop >> good morning, welcome to al jazeera america. i'm thomas drayton, here are the top stories we are following. >> thousands of anti-government protesters battle with riot police in the streets of ukraine. demonstrations turn violent after weeks of protest. it began when the government refused an e.u. deal. protesters are acting out against antiriot laws. >> police in russia are hunting out suicide bombers 17 days ffr the opening of the sochi winter olympics. >> syrian peace talks are on again after diplomatic disagreements over who should taped. the united nations withdrew its controversial invitation to iran, prompting syria's main opposition group to say it will attend. the geneva ii talks begin wednesday. >> nebraska officials are investigating an explosion in omaha that kille

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what do you hear in pennsylvania, sir? >> well, it's a tough political question for governor corbett, because there's no doubt this voter i.d. law stays in effect, it's reinstated by the supreme court, in time for governor corbett's election, it will affect tens of thousands of votes. there were tens of thousands of democratic votes that won't be cast. a lot of groups did a great job trying to comply with the voter i.d. law when it was enforced in pennsylvania, and we took that down from hundreds of thousands to tens of thousands, but it could affect 50,000, 60,000, 70,000, so that's in his election. so he's got a very difficult choice, because if he appeals it, it's going to look silly and it's going, as you said, sort of undermine his attempt to move to the center, because the judge found -- and this is the key finding -- the judge found significant discrimination, significant impact, and the attorney general, and this was in governor corbett's office, when he was attorney general, couldn't cite one real example of where

the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. pitts: mr. speaker, at this time i'm pleased to yield three minutes to the chairman of the energy and commerce committee, the gentleman from michigan, mr. upton. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan is recognized for three minutes. mr. upton: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in strong support of h.r. 3362, the exchange information disclosure act. this bill would require that h.h.s. provide weekly progress reports regarding the president's health care law, an attempt to ensure greater transparency from an administration that has done everything it can so far to bury the facts when it comes to its signature health care law. remember, this is the administration that knew millions of americans would receive cancellation notices, but they only acted to allow people to keep their health care plan that they had and liked after we forced their hand back a few months ago. and perhaps by acting today we can again force them to do the right thing and share basic information wit

. >> police in pennsylvania got more than they bargained for during a drug raid, uncovering a bomb and the materials to make other explosives. kpix 5 reports all of it linked to a student from pennsylvania. >> reporter: this is the 19- year-old from russia. the principal at the high school confirms for kpix 5 that the teen did attend this peninsula school and graduates in june of 2013. the principal declined to answer any additional questions about the former student, but others weren't so shy. in pennsylvania andrew lives in the same apartment building as the suspect who is a student at penn state university. police first went in to his apartment and in search of a suspected marijuana operation. when they found the suspected bomb in a suitcase with explosive-related tells packed inside. he is charged with possessing a weapon of mass destruction, risking a catastrophe, and possessing devices among others. chelsea garcia ortega lives across the street from the suspect in pennsylvania. >> i saw the name, i remember getting one of his packages here and then returning it to him. that was a

and a lockdown in pennsylvania is about to be lifted. students were urged to stay indoors overnight as police hunted for a gunman who shot a student in the parking lot. >>> and in just a few hours, new jersey governor chris christie will be officially sworn in for his second term. >>> time now to look at the good, the bad, and the ugly. up first, the good. a new study showing that dark chocolate and red wine may actually lower your risk of type two diabetes. next, the bad. this florida teen is under arrest accused of stealing $15,000 worth of victoria's secret underwear on three separate occasions. and finally, the ugly. toronto's crack-smoking mayor rob ford, much more popular than president obama. a new poll from real clear politics shows the president getting a 42.5 approval rating compared to mayor ford's rating of 47%. >>> well, "fox and friends" starts right now. >> good morning. it's tuesday, january 21st. i'm elizabeth hasselbeck. the hunt is on for a black widow homicide bomber on the loose in sochi. this morning, u.s. warships

over the weekend, pennsylvania police searched the suspect's home in altoona, pennsylvania where he was an engineering student at one of penn state's satellite campuses. the altoona newspaper in town says the suspect is securing an attorney today, because up until today, court documents say he did not have any representation. he told police he ordered the materials off the internet to quote, blow things up, but planned to do it in a field. fellow students say he set off several small bombs before. >> i saw the name. i remembered getting one of his packages here and returning it to him a couple of months ago. >> reporter: do you wonder what was in the package now? >> little bit. >> reporter: so yesterday we stopped by the san carlos home where the suspect lived with his family for several years. they did not answer the door, but neighbors say he was quite a bit of a loner but they never saw him with any sort of explosives. mark kelley, kpi x 5. >> he also faces charges for that marijuana growing operation. his bail had been set at a half million dollars. >>> new details about the crash t

we're told miftakhov's parents are now with him in pennsylvania. reporting from belmont, brian webb, kpix 5. >> miftakhov's bail is set at a half million dollars. he is due back in court next week. >>> some brothers from san jose are behind bars for allegedly killing a man at a birthday party. 18-year-olds are accused of stabbing a 22-year-old man. the victim was trying to break up a fight sunday morning when he was killed. >> having identical twins poses a problem obviously. but again, i think that through independent interviews, suspect interviews, and then evidence that was gathered at the scene, i think that we're confident that again that we have the individuals that were responsible. >>> police say the identical twins were not invited to the party but tagged along with a friend who was invited. >>> south san francisco police are hoping someone will recognize a flasher. the man in this sketch is accused of walking into a girl's locker room naked #south san francisco high school on b street. he is believed to be in his 40s, 5'10. the man expose

partially cover at pennsylvania. -- covered at pennsylvania. , it moves our maps along nicely. date and local police do not have an accident at this time. as a heads up, you will see crews out there. give them space and let them do their work. on both sides, it is moving along. now, i will send it back over to you. >> a few. it is 4:52 now a new bill could put your car in a tight squeeze. a new bill is calling for narrowing lanes and cutting speeds. speed limits would drop to 25 miles per hour. need to take more care and we need people to take more care. we want to clear space for bikers. >> a councilmember said he was inspired. of shops.oasis the city council will hold a public hearing tonight. >> sentencing for the dallas cowboys who was in a accident. convicted josh brent of manslaughter. duringbehind the wheel the crash that killed jerry brown. his blood alcohol level was twice the legal limit and he could spend 20 years in prison. >> asking you to make a better decision than he did in a psa. >> hello, i am bruce smith. in 2009, i made a poor decision and got behind the whe

but pennsylvania agriculture is very diverse. we have beef, cattle, mushrooms, corn, poultry, and so much more. our forest products and timber industry is also critical in pennsylvania and provides jobs and needed forest management. this farm bill is critical in providing support and certainty to our farmers in rural communities in each of these areas. as a member of the house agriculture committee and as a strong supporter of agriculture in pennsylvania, i was proud to support the passage of this important jobs bill. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? ms. jackson lee: i ask to address the house for one minute, ask unanimous consent. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. jackson lee: thank you, mr. speaker. hunger is not an option. although there were many elements of the farm bill that over the years i have supported enthusiastically as a representative from texas, and i thank all of those who

he will depart shortly on pennsylvania avenue. the diplomatic entrance on the south lawn as we hear from you. good evening. democrat line. caller: thank you for taking my call. and i am looking forward to see how obama will talk about his health care initiative and fight back some of the republican attacks. people should be covered. they shouldn't go bankrupt. someone shouldn't go bankrupt after falling down the stairs and getting hurt, but this happens. >> ok. thank you for the call. republican line. pennsylvania. seeer: what i would like to is how mr. obama is going to address the unintended consequences that have come down from obamacare and the fact that he and his buddies in congress pushed it through all those years ago despite the fact that nobody really wanted it. call.nk you for the you are looking at the south lawn diplomatic entrance of the white house. we will watch for a moment. the president and the first lady will be departing moment late. span and onge on c- c-span radio. >> we saw the white house chief of staff. t

media, pennsylvania. that did not mean anything to me. but when i opened it, there was a cover letter that said it was from citizens commission to investigate the fbi. it was a new organization to me. a grouper explains that of 8 people have burglarized and that guy office the night of march 8, and that enclosed were some of the files they had removed from the office. some of those files were very shocking. i think the first shock, and is also resonated very much with the public, was the one that instructed agents to enhance the paranoia and then also make people think there is an fbi agent behind every mailbox. that was a pretty stunning statement and said so much. the burglars themselves were shocked, i understand, when they first saw the document the first night after the burglary. so that stunned me. i guess the other files -- there were many about individuals and they were all serious, but one of the things i remember most from those files was the truly blanket surveillance of african- american people that was described. it was in ph

and drug deaths sky rocketing in pennsylvania. what is behind the increase in fatal overdoses. >> hi there, good to have you with us on al jazeera america. i'm thomas drayton. president obama is preparing for his fifth state of union speech. he'll do so with the knowledge that it's thought the country is not getting better under his watch the the president's approval rating is 46%, up from a low of 42% in november, after the government shutdown. it's his lowest approval rating ever, going into a state of union address. most americans are sour on the beleaguered economy, the direction of the economy and the state of politics. during tuesday's address they'll try to turn the public's tapes to key initiatives, including early chide hood, increasing the minimum wage and the affordable care act. we'll have coverage of the state of union before and after the speech starting the 6:00 pm eastern, and the president's speech live here at 9 eastern. >> hillary clinton is speaking out about her time as secretary of state and what she could ha

the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania. madam speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. shuster: this bill modifies recording rerments of the executive branch agencies that falls within the jurisdiction of the committee on transportation and infrastructure. this bill does not reduce the congressional oversight or affect the agencies. instead, it rids the agencies of outdated reporting requirements that are no longer utilized or have been replaced by different methods. or information collecting. this enabling the agencies to concentrate on more oppressing aspects of their mission. . it modifies existing reporting requirements, bringing consistency across law and regulation, eliminating duplicative and wasteful efforts, making technical corrections and improving the ability of congress to conduct effective overoversight. it makes several reporting requirements digital, resulting in reduced production and d

trunka has some pennsylvania connections as well. an honor to be here with sandy levin, our champion in the house, on this suggest. congressman steve horsford of nevada. and referenced michael livingston from the interfaith workers justice coalition. it's an honor to be with them. we are all honored to be here with you, with our workers, because this story of each individual family is the most eloquent, eloquent message that we can give. we all know what economists tell us. that unless we pass these benefits, about a quarter of a million more people will lose their jobs. that passing unemployment, extending unemployment insurance benefits brings money back to the treasury, to the economy. it's spent immediately, it injects demand in the economy, it creates jobs. we know that. we know that that is important in terms of the economy, the numbers speak for themselves. the statistics are overwhelming. 1. million families. but each individual family's story would be enough reason for us to go forward with this. how we could ever left washi

>> other snowy town in pennsylvania is where a bay area teenager has been arrested for having a weapon of mass destruction. >> is california on the verge of a 200 year longing me -- mega drought? will extreme weather force the nfl to change the date of the super bowl? >>> this young man is a bay area high school graduate. and he is in trouble with the law tonight. charged with growing marijuana and building a bomb. good evening, i'm ama daetz. 19-year-old is a russian citizen who graduated from high school last year. he has been arrested in pennsylvania on charges of possessing a weapon of mass destruction and growing pot. cornell bernard is live tonight. you spoke to some of his friends? reporter: i did, and his friends and former classmates cannot believe that this is the same teen they went to high school with just last year. this is where he lived with his family for the last several years, he recently went off to college. >> i was completely speechless and freaking out, my god, knew his kid. >> this senior can't believe her friend was arrested back east, suspected of building bomb

you remember pennsylvania's voter i.d. law, right? passed and signed into law by republicans, just in time for the 2012 presidential election. >> voter i.d., which is going to allow governor romney to win the state of pennsylvania, done. >> of course, the law was blocked before the election. and governor romney did not win the state of pennsylvania. and today, just as tom corbett predict, there was, indeed, court action, and tom corbett lost. a pennsylvania commonwealth job today found state's voter i.d. law to violate the pennsylvania constitution, writing the law constitutes a substantial threat to hundreds of thousands of qualified voter who is don't have the required photo i.d. and another victory end to this week, although not quite as crisp and clear as what happened today in pennsylvania. a flurry of reports from capitol hill, showing the momentum for a new iran sanctions bill has stalled. a sanctions bill that could derail the best shot we've had at ending iran's nuclear program peacefully. greg sergeant reporting that an anon

the hunt continues for a road rage killer in pennsylvania. police urging drivers to be on alert because they believe the shooter could kill again. >>> the deep freeze easing. winds calming down and temperatures starting to warm up. >>> america could be facing a velveeta shortage. it is running low in some stores especially on the east coast. >> time to look at the good, the bad, and the ugly. up first the good. a dog in pennsylvania reunited with her family after she ran away in the snow. it occurrence out bianca walked two and a half miles to her doggy day care. could your car be spying on you? a new report says if you use a g.p.s. the system could be collecting information and sharing it such as where you're going. finally the ugly. florida state official on-line an athletic store posted a t-shirt for sale with the auburn tigers winning. the seminoles won. the picture on the website was later corrected. >> it is now one minute till the top of the hour. time for your brew on responses. we told you about a dallas police chief announcing he fi

we traveled to york, pennsylvania and went on the hunt with sarah and her son harry as they stocked up for a week's worth of groceries. >> all right. ready to go shopping? >> let's go get a cart. >> reporter: a list that includes ingredients for tasty meals like pork loin and carne asada tacos. >> you're making me hungry with that list. i like the mexican stuff. >> reporter: and to complete the list without breaking the bank sarah has to go to three different grocery stores. it's 10:45 a.m. first stop, amelia's grocery outlet that sells food that would otherwise go to waste. >> what's amelia's known for? >> amelia's -- i love it because you have name brand products at a discount. >> reporter: food that's close to or past its sell by date. >> every once in a while find something that is close to date, maybe it's within a couple weeks or a couple months. and then you will find some things that are past it. >> reporter: these pretzels are two for a dollar. >> two for a dollar? >> check these out. best by 2-13-14. which is in less than a month. so do you think my family could eat two of th

southwestern pennsylvania and northwestern pennsylvania, cold enough for the snow showers. you see the temperatures behind the front, 22 cleveland, ahead of the front pittsburgh is 43. we have 27 in williamsburg. look at the low 40s at national. ex stream southeastern virginia. big range 24 and germantown, 42 in north beach, 33 in dulles, and a 29 out at philmont. temperatures at national, 39, the winds are south, southwest. that has been bringing in mild air overnight. remember when the arctic air is around, trends drop into the single digits. we are likely going to see that. you can see the arctic air, 2 in chicago, 22 below in international falls, look at the temperatures on the gulf coast, upper 50s. i point that out right now from houston all the way up through new orleans, atlanta and south, the coast at areas of the carolinas, winter storm watches in advance of a system coming wednesday. winter weather advisories with the arctic front. they had ground blizzard conditions here yesterday through parts of minnesota. this airs going south through chicago now. breaking ou

host: bill calling in with his suggestions from pennsylvania. the "new york times" last year did a ranking of the number of guilty o officials, state officials, who have pleaded guilty convicted of public officials. they looked at numbers from 1998 to 2007. you can see on the chart pennsylvania ranking in the top five with 555 convicted. public officials state officials from 1998 to 2007 that "new york times" number crunching that happened i believe last year. let's go to bob in pennsylvania on our line for independents. good morning. caller: good morning. i was just wondering, when it comes to ethics, is there a group out there, you or maybe someone else torks do ethics in journalism reporting? like, for example, look at the time spent on the bridge for christie versus the time spent on hillary with benghazi. it's not the same. so is there such a group that does ethics for journalism so they report fairly? because do you agree with me that there's a biased towards the left? guest: no, i would not agree. although certainly this is a controversia

we're told his parents are now with him in pennsylvania. reporting from belmont, kpix5. >> his bail is set at $500,000. his next court appearance is february 5. >>> south san francisco police released a sketch they hope will identify a man who walked into a girl's locker room naked. he is believed to be a balding man in his mid to late 40s with short brown hair and a pot pellly. he exposed himself to high school cheerleaders while they were changing earlier this month and took off. >> get ready to shell out more to park in san jose. the city is ordering a new batch of smart meteorologists that allows drivers to pay with credit cards. they'll cost $1.3 million to put in so the city is raising parking rates to pay that bill from $1 to $2. it will be san jose's first meter hike in more than a decade. >> george lew a case is one of three finalists to make a major makeover in san francisco. the trust held a public meet today to hear the proposals for revitalizing the location. lucas has plans to build a cultural art. >> it was another steamy day

it's 35 miles northwest of the pennsylvania and new jersey border. though it's not far from more high crime carries philadelphia, quakertown is not known for a high rate of violent crime. >> our crime is normal, not serious crime. it's typical arrests and burglaries. also some type of domestic and juvenile crimes. >> quakertown experienced very few bank robberies. the bank these thieves targeted is just off a major roadway, route 309. it's in the middle of a large shopping plaza. for the convenience of its customers, the bank stays open late and is open on saturdays and sundays. it's nearly 8:00. the bank is due to close in ten minutes. >> the quakertown plaza is a fairly large shopping center. in the parking lot is where the td bank is. it's a bright building. it's a light color. it has a typical td bank green sign. it's very visible from route 30. >> there's another aspect of this bank that makes it unique. most of its walls are glass. >> i believe it's not a coincidence there was no customers in at the time they commit the robbery minimizing the n

army carlisle, pennsylvania. salve sergeant patrick. as i conclude the list of pennsylvanians who were killed in action over the past year, we want to say again we honor them, we pay tribute to them, and by this brief commemoration we remember them i we remember them and we also remember the families they left behind. to quote lincoln a second time, he once wrote to a family and i'm quoting "i pray that our heavenly father may assuage the anguish of your bereavement and leave you only the cherish the memories of the loved and lost and the solemn pride that must be yours to have laid so costly a sacrifice upon the alter of freedom e" unquote. none ever us could say it better than abraham lincoln did. but we offer that prayer tonight to the families. so to the families of our fallen heroes from these and from other conflicts please know that they and you are in our thoughts and prayers. again i want to thank senator toomey and i yield the floor. i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum

they're now with him in pennsylvania. live in belmont, brian web, kpix 5. >> his next court battle is february 5th. >>> a driver hit and killed a 6- year-old girl in san francisco. the family of sophia leo blame it had ride sharing company for the deadly new year's eve crash. the leo family was walking in a crosswalk when an uber x driver hit them. the driver did not have a passenger but should still be liable since he was logged in the uber app waiting to accept to get a fare. >> there is a california state that is unlawful to have an instant messaging service or to use instant messaging on your phone while driving. that's what uber is, instant messaging between a passenger and the driver. >> it only ensures uber x drivers when they have a fare. since they didn't, they're claiming no liable. the driver, facing charges of vehicular manslaughter with gross negligence. >>> other bay area, the string of assaults over the week. the man on the bicycle groped two women saturday night. they were not seriously hurt and then fende

. >>> it's a strange sight for some folks in pennsylvania. >> they woke up in the morning and they were, like, what the heck? >> see what it takes to make a snow roller. >>> the pilot carefully lands a chopper on snow. >> it's on what they call skids. >> why skids is a good word for this. >>> plus, ipad minis are great for a million things. now get the buzzword for your shot to win one. >>> and what could make a 6-year-old little brother -- >> react like this. >> what's wrong? >> now meet the big brother behind the great prank. >>> i have some video exclusively obtained by our friends at yxyz in detroit that shows an opener is cut on camera you could say. this video shows a woman shortly after she was brought into the warren police station in michigan. according to reports she was arrested for trashing a local motel room. watch what happens. something a little bizarre, something you don't see caught on camera inside a police station. >> it's, like, a haircut, impromptu haircut. >> that's exactly right. you see her put in what looks like a restraint chair and you see an officer begin cut

and if someone sues -- like in pennsylvania, under voter i.d. that, will count toward the count of number of violations for preclearance. s so that's a guy thing and that's really important to recognize. but that is the political rub in terms of making a really strong act that protects every american's right to vote is are we actually going to say that no single political party can make it difficult for, say, women who got divorced, whose passport has their married name and driver's license has their maiden name. >> like in texas? >> like in texas. >> it struck me that supposedly the assumption was that voter i.d. would be handled, as in pennsylvania, by organizations like yours sort of on a stay-to-stay basis. but that i think present as real challenge because obviously it's incredibly expensive. you've got to make choices about where you're going to file litigation and where you're going to fight that fight. do you think that was the assumption? >> yeah, i think so. i mean, we -- what's really difficult about this is that we really would have

and it's an arrest making international news. 19-year-old student still in jail in pennsylvania. after being arrested in altuna on friday. the teenager from russia is accused of having a weapon of mass destruction. police say they found a bomb and bomb making materials in his apartment. he's a penn state student that graduated from carl mont last year. >> he was kind of one to stay quiet. never really raised his hand. never really was outspoken. >> reporter: the home of the suspect's family is less than a mile from carmont campus. the 19-year-old reportedly told police he had experimented with explosives before he moved to pennsylvania. the teenager told them he simply liked to blow things up. >>> a b.a.r.t. police detective accidentally killed his supervisor during the search of an apartment. sources say the circular lay out of the apartment appears to be a major factor in this tragic case. b.a.r.t. calls the story inaccurate but does not reveal any further details. >>> a san francisco police officer is due in court accused of molesting a 15-year-old boy and possessing child por

became iconic of the time which is the president and first lady getting out of the limousine and walking pennsylvania avenue. how important symbolism was that? >> i think that was important in a lot of different ways. i mean, in part they were sort of prompted to do it at least as i heard the story. you can jump in if you want to, by congressman interested in physical fitness issues and urged them to think about it, but it became really a symbol of their desire to connect with people and not present themselves as kind of elites above the people and be in touch with ordinary americans.

. -- pennsylvania. mr. pitts: mr. speaker, at this time i yield as much time as he may consume to the prime sponsor of the bill, the gentleman from nebraska, mr. terry. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from nebraska is recognized for as much time as he wishes to use. mr. terry: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. speaker, i thank the chairman for recognizing me. i thank the gentleman from new york, my good friend, who we have worked on several bills together, the poison control bill is certainly one of those that we have been active on for several years now. thank you for your involvement and your staff's involvement. they have done a great job. mr. speaker, this is a bipartisan and a bicameral bill. not only were we in negotiations and working together in a bipartisan way in the house, but our team in the house, eliot engel and myself, have been working with the senate and they have an identical bill to this. this bill re-authorizes the national poison control center's toll free number, the poison center's nationwide

his mom would be going to pennsylvania as he fought these charges. because it appears that the feds are not involved it's likely that this is not a terrorism-related incident. he is being held on $500,000 bail. his first court appearance on february 5. reporting live, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> just in t the family of a 6-year-old girl who was allegedly killed by an uber driver is suing. he tweeted out that the suit is being filed today in response to the death of sophia lui. the 6-year-old was walking with her mother and brother when the 56-year-old reportedly crashed into them on new year's eve. the girl was killed, her mother and brother injured. uber maintains he was not driving for them at the time of the crash. >> the teen girl hit and killed by a vta train will be laid to rest. danica garcia was riding her bike to a choir performance at delmar high school earlier this month when she was hit. the teenager was honored at a memorial service yesterday and her family will take part in a burial procession today. >> spring semester starts

in november a train derailed and exploded in pennsylvania. 11 cars burnt to a crisp. and in late december, a 110

bbc news in pennsylvania. >> the turkish power player right in pennsylvania. you are watching "bbc world news america." in the fast-moving world of washington, how much can president obama hope to get done before the state of the union? kathy k has gone to find out. of the frenchtner president has arrived in india to raise awareness about child malnutrition. over the weekend, the president made their split official after a magazine alleged he had an affair. this report contains some flash photography. >> two days into becoming france's ex first lady, she is in india to kickstart her new life. she visited a hospital where she called on the world to focus on child none nutrition -- malnutrition. she skirted questions about her private like. reporters flushed -- flock there because of her suffering rather than the children's. she said she was feeling very good. the trip was planned for a long time and she would not have missed it for the world. she claimed to have learned about herself and others after 19 years -- months as first lady and told reporters not to wo

on friday, police in altoona, pennsylvania, began searching his apartment. they were looking for a marijuana grow operation, but say they found something far more dangerous. >> officers came across a briefcase, and within that briefcase there were a number of bomb-making materials and two bomb devices, one being small and the other one being much larger. >> reporter: police say the penn state engineering student admitted the drugs and bomb materials were his, telling them he bought some of the materials from amazon. >> he indicated they were for blowing things up. what he intended to blow up, he really hasn't elaborated on. >> reporter: according to a criminal complaint, he told police he only intended to set the devices off in a remote field like he had done in california. his family, who lives in san carlos, has not commented on the case, but a woman identifying herself as his mother told us she's heading to pennsylvania to be with her son. >> my heart goes out to his family. it must be really hard to hear that. i hope they get to talk with him and clear t

jon: last hour we talked the pennsylvania police chief about this road rage incident in pennsylvania on i-81. this man from maine dead. they taunted mechanics, outdoorsmen driving home from softening christmas with his family in orlando and apparently he called maryland state police to say he was being tailgated. the driver of the truck slammed into him, pushed him off the road and then the driver got out of the car, opened fire and shot him to death. there is a similar incident reported in maryland about seven hours earlier. i have been flooded with calls, pennsylvania police have, asking for your help, and so as a result it set up a new tip line in this case. don't call the old number. if you have any new information on this case, call the pennsylvania state police, that is the new number on the screen right now. we will continue to bring you any new developments in this manhunt for a murder suspect thought to be driving a dark-colored ford ranger, probably some body damage, some silver paint on the side. jenna: much of the country thawing out. more than 180 million americans felt

sao panto, the mayor of eastern pennsylvania is on board, vacationing with his wife. he is not sick, but says other passengers have been quarantined in their rooms. >> lot of activity with cleaning and san advertising the various railings and elevator shafts. >> reporter: norovirus is a fast-moving stomach bug. each year, the cdc says it sickens 21 million people in the u.s. and kills up to 800.

i would go to pennsylvania and i could be a pennsylvania senator. i could do that if somebody came to me and said here's 20 million box and i'm going to run your campaign that would be tempting. my problem is nobody has. [laughter] and i'm trying to find out why this is. my wife always says to me what's the big reason you want to be a senator because i'm not a policy guy. because the next time i would -- they would vote on war i would vote no. that would be my reason because i have heard them do that call every time in my life whether it's good not to or panama or how many times have we been fighting in iraq and asked to do it will be fun and opiate cakewalk. i have been hearing this every time there's a war. zero cost urgency. it's always you must do it and it's free. two months later it's well we didn't get the facts right and it's going to cost a fortune and it's never going to end. >> hi chris. >> let me finish this question. [laughter] is a great question. it will haunt me as i sleep. i know somebody here who would run. somebody ought to run. >

we're told miftakhov's parents are now with him in pennsylvania. brian webb, kpix5. >> bail is set now at a half million dollars and he'll be back in court next week. >>> twin brothers from san jose are behind bars for allegedly killing a man at a birthday party. 18-year-old ahn and duc tong are used of stabbing a san jose state student to death. the victim is a 22-year-old named richard phan. police say the victim was trying to break up a fight yesterday. invited to the party but ta >> having identical twins does pose a problem obviously, but again i think that through independent interviews, suspect interviews and then evidence that was gathered at the scene, i think that we're confident that again we have the individuals that were responsible. >> police say the twins were not originally invited to the party but tacked along with a friend who was -- tagged along with a friend who was invited. >>> south san francisco police hope someone recognizes the guy in this sketch. he is accused of walking into the girls locker room naked, believed to be in