gardner: the -- sen. gardner: so you support continuing the sanctions on these military controlled entities? mr. russel: i support finding cantical ways that we continue to discourage investment and business activities with entities like with thet to do so burmese government's own policies. sen. gardner: thank you very much, i appreciate your time. thanks to the committee for providing the testimony responses. the record will remain open until this friday, september 30. we asked the witnesses to respond as quickly as possible. i thank you very much for your service and thank you for the opportunity. mr. fried: thank you for the opportunity, sir. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> coming up, house debate on ,verriding the president's veto then cia director john brennan on global threats. later, secretary of state john kerry on the terms of a partn

elizabeth gardner, speed canyon rangers. apparently a favorite band of hers quo -- >> we are in a bluegrass frame of mind. >> elizabeth is downtown enjoying the preparation and all of the >> that's right. fayetteville street is transformed and ready to go. big crowd already here at the capitol stage. can you see folks there getting ready to hear the earls of lester. they are a tribute band to lester flatt and earl scruggs. earl scruggs from north carolina. the weather is always a concern when we have an event outside. eastbound though we are really clouds here and there are some showers and thunderstorms in the vicinity, it doesn't look like that will anen all-day thing. we to have thunderstorms down in the area that saw flooding yesterday. so let's zoom in there. the folk are still trying to recover from flooding especially in harnett and cumberland counties. fortunately, that thunderstorm that started down near fayetteville an worked its way up through spring lake is now moving through harnett county pretty quickly. so exp

[applause] >> harvey joseph gardner iii christopher samuel gardner. my cousin, police officer joseph. we love and miss you dearly. [applause] >> jeffrey brian gardner thomas a. gardner william arthur gardner frank garfi rocco nino gargano james m. gartenberg matthew david garvey bruce gary boyd alan gatton donald richard gavagan, jr. peter alan gay terence d. gazzani gary paul geidel paul hamilton geier julie m. geis peter gerard gelinas steven paul geller howard g. gelling, jr. peter victor genco, jr. steven gregory genovese alayne gentul linda m. george edward f. geraghty suzanne geraty ralph gerhardt robert gerlich denis p. germain marina romanovna gertsberg susan m. getzendanner lawrence d. getzfred james g. geyer cortez ghee joseph m. giaccone vincent francis giammona debra lynn gibbon james andrew giberson brenda c. gibson craig neil gibson ronnie e. gies andrew clive gilbert timothy paul gilbert josephmy big brother, michael. he was only 43 years old. 15 years are like 15 seconds. the hurt is still there. hole is still there. you live on throug

gardner: thank you, madam president. moments ago i joined a group of my colleagues from the freshman class to talk about the importance of passage of the defense appropriations bill. six members of that class came to speak about the need to pass a bipartisan bill that passed 30-0 out of the appropriations committee. 16 republicans, 14 democrats, unanimous. the american people who are engaged in this debate know the arguments on each side. but that's only one side because it was 30-0. there is no opposition, but yet this bill has been held up by a filibuster six times over the past year and a half. so, madam president, i come to the floor on behalf of my colleagues who are so engaged in this to ask unanimous consent that following the disposition of h.r. 5325, the senate proceed to h.r. 5293, the defense appropriations bill. the presiding officer: is there objection? mr. durbin: madam president, reserving the right to object. the presiding officer: the senator from illinois. mr. durbin: first, let me thank my colleagues o

senator gardner is a deer frefnltdz he also resides -- senator gardner is a dear friend. he also resides in a rocky mountain state. we share a common love of the west in our beautiful states and i've just been so impressed with senator gardner's leadership as a freshman here in washington, d.c.,. we served together in the howssments we came history of -- we served together in the house. we came here together. senator gardner passed a bill with strong bipartisan support as a member a member of the foreigforeign relations committ. so, senator gardner, i'm grateful for your leadership for what you're doing here for our country and coming down on the floor here today and speaking on behalf of our troops. thanks, senator. mr. gardner: thank you, senator daines. thanks for organizing this discussion today. the discussion we've had yesterday, to our colleague from alaska for his leadership on this matter for a number of weeks as we discussed why this funding bill for our troops -- pays our troops, gives our troops a pay raise, critical mission support -- is being filibustered, s

gardner says sheriff's office will have to fix some flooring in the basement that's underwater right now. unfortunately, we have people out there trying to take advantage of flood victims. but anyone suspecting a scam should call the cedar rapids police or the f-b-i. specifically, there are at least two flood scams police are aware of right now. one tells flood victims that police want them to keep their doors unlocked, even if they evacuate their homes. police say don't do that. you should lock your doors. the number over the phone. don't do that either. the f-b-i is already investigating. midamerican said at the morning news conference that it will start restoring gas to homes once the evacuation zone is no longer in effect. cedar rapids school district cancelled classes through friday. june 2nd will be the make-up day. cedar rapids metro catholic schools are also off for the rest of the week. kcrg-tv9's mark carlson took a tour of the cedar river flooding in cedar rapids eighth avenue bridge to show us what he saw. well when you get right up to the flood walls, you can really see

here is elizabeth gardner. >> it is pushing area. we've had a little cell develop near sanford and back over into moore county. that one has produced some heavy rain so far an isn't really moving very quickly. 1 to 2 inches of rain has already fallen. that is just the beginning. we so much more rain coming out of this system. starting to see some showers that started to pop up around holly spring this is morning and all of this continug push up to the north. our teeratures in the upper 60s to low 70s and they will we'll see heavy rain through the afternoon, overnight tonight and into early saturday and flooding is a real problem. we are under a flash flood watch for the entire viewing area startingher this morning or later this afternoon in the north. and we'll be tracking that very closely. we will have the latest information. we have the 8:00 advisory from hermine that we'll talk about at the top of the newscast on fox 50. >>> we are watching that rainfall on the road weather index as well. you can see a lot of areas in some spots

and there are monthly classes and even a master gardner help desk if you have questions about your own garden. check our website, las vegas now dot com./// sherry how's the weather today? expect a wet commute for you. at least not a morning commute - that might change by the you. afternoon. as one system exits... another will move in and this next one will bring some big gusty winds with it... especially in the mountains. .. red flag warnings and winds advisories tomorrow with gusts to 50 or higher in the lasts into the weekend. back to you!/// ((demetria obilor)) <<< back to you!/// is closed off, so you will have to there's cnostruction at flamingo and grand canyon that could slow you down. slow down for workers. <<< >>> >>> back to you!/// ((brian loftus)) >>> coming up on good day.... acts of kindness. ((kirsten joyce)) >> not a hand-out.. but a hand-up in life... we'll introduce you to a man who's givinba kirsten joyce today's individual is right up there..a man... who helps homeless people off the streets, in one month's time. and next wednesday, you'll meet the very first couple

gardner and senator ron johnson now want a full investigation. >> the last thing we want to do is repeat what this what -- what this nation went through headlines around the nation. we want to make sure we are getting on top of this before it becomes an issue. >> then spokesman says the department will work with the inspector general and the senators to find out what happened. >>> clouds will be thin here through the end of the rush hour this morning but it is very warm out there with temperatures in the 60s and 70s here in this early part of the day. we end up in the lower to middle 80s with a few light showers later in the day. not everybody will get a shower and even if you do, it will be modest at best. >>> two colorado companies are sure to have their eyes on southern california this week. >> they are the -- they are very worried about a big fire burning out there, a wildfire near santa barbara. we will tell you why they are so worried. >>> i am not a hero. the police are the heroes. >>> federal court papers are getting a chilling glimpse into what investigators say motivated the ma

that 12-year-old girl didn't ride his bus and she's not a gardner student but parents said they should have been told about the crime. >> i was horrified because i don't have anybody else to drive my kid to school so i on him how many other bus drivers have they not tracked into. >> reporter: the first student wouldn't talk camera but told fox 25 investigates chasten was hired in 2013 and passed all of his annual background checks with the state. he has no criminal convictions would have passed a background check this year, too but a judge ordered him to stay away from kids under 16 while his case is pending. >> erik rasmussen with fox 25. we want to talk to you about the charges against you. >> reporter: we chris chasten a g.p.s. monitor awaiting snril is there anything you want to say. >> absolutely not. what do you have to say to the parents of the kids who are on your bus. >> have a nice day, thank you. >> reporter: don't you think people probably deserve an answer about that? the bus contractor said it fired him after he was criminally charged. he has pleaded not guilty. the r.m.v

meteorologist pamela gardner of our boston station wbz is tracking its path. >> the storm will continue to push slowly north, northwest, and then linger to our south and west here. tuesday morning, 75 miles per hour wind and that is equal to hurricane strength. tuesday to thursday, the storm exits out to sea and then we are done with it, but prior to this, we could pick up some beneficial rain in southeastern massachusetts. 1 to 2 inches of rainfall with the heaviest rain staying offshore and the max wind gusts, time right during labor day. we are also dealing with some intense wind gusts of 35 to 60 miles per hour all along the coast, primary through tuesday morning with major erosion likely across the beaches. >> that was meteorologist pamela gardner from our boston station wbz. >>> turning to campaign 2016 now. both hillary clinton and donald trump campaigned on ohio on this labor day. polls show clinton's e-mail scandal continues to weigh heavily on donald trump is making a final push before the election. >> reporter: the latest cbs news ballots ground tracker poll shows hillary cli

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i'm meteorologist pamela gardner. today 82 degrees for the high temperature. cooler along the coast. an isolated shower chance. over night tonight isolated showers with perhaps some areas of patchy fog. sunday 84 and humid with more showers and storms. see how he escaped a close call at a garage. you're watching "cbs this narrator: "by almost every measure, public charter schools have been a success." "they are models of inspiration." with "impressive results" and "eye-catching educational gains." it's turned my son's life around. narrator: "charter schools amount to hope" for kids all across massachusetts. and result in more funding for public education. vote yes on 2. >>> pedestrians might want to learn a lesson from this street wise cat. dash cam video in england captured this feline following the rules of the road! waits at a crosswalk before safely crossing the street. kudos to the driver who stopped. >> isn't that great? a cat can do it! but my 4-year-old can't. believe in extra terrestrials. coming up we will talk to the best selling author who is dedic

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[applause] >> harvey joseph gardner iii christopher samuel gardner. my cousin, police officer mark joseph. we love and miss you dearly. [applause] >> jeffrey brian gardner thomas a. gardner william arthur gardner frank garfi rocco nino gargano james m. gartenberg matthew david garvey bruce gary boyd alan gatton donald richard gavagan, jr. peter alan gay terence d. gazzani gary paul geidel paul hamilton geier julie m. geis peter gerard gelinas steven paul geller howard g. gelling, jr. peter victor genco, jr. steven gregory genovese alayne gentul linda m. george edward f. geraghty suzanne geraty ralph gerhardt robert gerlich denis p. germain marina romanovna gertsberg susan m. getzendanner lawrence d. getzfred james g. geyer cortez ghee joseph m. giaccone vincent francis giammona debra lynn gibbon james andrew giberson brenda c. gibson craig neil gibson ronnie e. gies andrew clive gilbert >> and my big brother, joseph michael giaccone. he was only 43 years old. 15 years are like 15 seconds. the hurt is still there. the hole is still there. you live on t

they think he saw ernestine gardner when she died. degree murder in connection with gardner's death. >>> new numbers tonight showing violent crime is on the rise around the country. murder rate jumping nearly 11% between 2014 and 2015. fbi says overall violent crime went up 4% in 2015 but the violent crime rate is still lower than it was five and even 10 years ago. >>> trash, broken tvs and theft not the things you would expect to see around donation bins. right? pasco county commissioners say the problem is so now making rules to stop it. abc action news reporter cameron polom explains it's your tax dollars on the line. >> to me, so passed. >> doesn't seem like anybody is taking care of it. >> a lot of unwanted stuff. >> that stuff, mattresses, broken tables and trash, piled high next to donation bins scattered around pasco county. >> i often wonder how legitimate they are. they sound good. living up to the promises inscribed on the side. >> many of these bins are put there by legitimate charities. actually people that are using this

i'm kerry connolly along with pamela gardner back in action on the mornings with us this weekend. good morning. >> good morning . >> good. >> good. >> we've ben -- we've been doing all of our girl talk. >>> what are we looking at today? >> not a bad day. a chance for rain today and tomorrow but not a wash out. plenty of dry opportunities. temperatures right now in the 60s and 70s. 72 in boston and 71 in taunton. in the southern half of the just some light spotty showers starting to push onto the islands at this time. af cross cape cod a couple of sprinkles there. framing ham to milford sprinkles pushing to the northeast. it's along a warm front that's going to lift continuously through the north and through new england for the rest of the day. a cold front back to our west, that's going to move in tomorrow giving us another round of scattered showers and storms. prior to that, this isolated shower chance. partly sunny and temperatures in the 70s with low 80s further inland. coming up, we're timing out the rain for sunday so stick arnold. details later. kerry. >> pamela, thank you

gary gardner, american breed leader "our little motto is one someone, maybe they will pass that along or others will see it and it will get passed along" so they raised 400 bucks -- bought the flags --- and installed the pole over the weekend. gary gardner, american breed leader "if they don't like your 5 foot flag, we're gonna put a 20 foot flag. if they break your wooden stick, we're gonna put a steal stick" ashley tindle, had her flag vandalized "that's what i believe in and that's what i vandalizing the american flag was arrested for petit larceny and is still behind bars tonight. she is expected to be heard in court tomorrow morning. your voice.. your vote in the race for the white house. election day is only 7 weeks from today.. and according to our new exclusive 13-action news/ rasmussen poll.. nevada is living up to its reputation as a battleground state. 13-action news political analyst jon ralston has a look at the latest numbers.. giving donald trump a slight edge. nevada, again is one of the most important states in the race for the president...polls... 42-percent clinton

i'm jim gardner, we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. >>> tonight, breaking news. shots fired at an elementary school. hitting children and a teacher, a suspect in custody. images now coming in from the scene. >>> the deadly police shooting. the aftermath live on facebook. the man's sister saying she told police he was unarmed. authorities say he was in a, quote, shooting stance. >>> the breaking headline here in new york city. the new image from the fbi tonight, they now know who the mystery men are, after those bombs placed in new york. where are they now? >>> major developments in the race for the white house. donald trump moments ago with a fresh attack on hillary clinton. and, tonight, trump's team acknowledges he needs to practice for the next debate. meanwhile, michelle obama tonight not holding back against trump. >>> and the volcano erupting. hundreds of tourists trapped.

department here has handed out about 500 sand bag >> quijano: tony dokoil thanks meteorologist pamela gardner is trapping the storm at wbz boston. prior to this, we could pick up so beneficial rain in south eastern massactts. one to two inches of rainfall, with the heaviest rain staying offshore and those max wind gusts, 50 miles per hour from time to time, right during labor day. and we're also dealing with some intense wind gusts of 35 to 60 miles per hour all along the coast, primarily tuesday morning with major erosion likely across the beaches. >> quijano: pamela gardner, thanks. the u.s. is not rushing into a officials from both sides spent the weekend trying to reach an agreement. margaret brennan is traving thdentbama at the g-20 summit in china. >> reporter: u.s. officials thought they would be announcing a ground-breaking deal with russia to coordinate air strikes against isis and al-qaeda-linked terrorists in syria. but there was a hitch. >> there still remains, i say, a couple tough issues. >> reporter: russia pulled back from their initial agreement with the u.s it would have end

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gardner says those are on the higher end for a state primary compared to the last two to three decades. >> on the democratic side, the highest turnout that 91,000. the highest turnout republicans have had was 155,000. >> gardner says, in the last three years, the highest number of republican voters was 147,000. >> and, of course, we will have all the information you need to learn about the candidates online. plus, we are focusing on some of the biggest issues in the campaign that is also on our website, wmur.com. >> guilty verdict for a salem of nearly two years after hidden cameras were found inside a massachusetts restaurant. >> and missing for years, how one dog was reunited with its honors after disappearing in laconia. >> after some summer sizzle, will we see much change over the weekend? the forecast, coming up. >> and now to our u local hotshot. the surprise visitors. that's right! a bear decided to stop in a viewer's backyard. and, of course, you submit your pictures and video. that was scary! arrested a second person in connection to the assault of another man. >> 33-year-old

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this goes from gardner all the way down toward north brookfield. this cell will be lift north and eastward. heavier rain toward the top of the hour. there's more rain firing up, all along a frontal boundary. the rain is being enhanced by leftover moie that low is feeding into this as well. it's a very soupy air mass out the door with temperatures now in the lower 70's. mainly dry through midmorning in the boston area. notice how that rain fills in. we do hold in the mid 70's through the afternoon. you can see that on futurecast as the rain fills in lunchtime into the afternoon. till 4:00 or 5:00. as we get toward the evening hours, rain tapers off. clouds linger early tomorrow. and it may be a lingering shower in southeastern massachusetts as well. much more comfortable by wednesday. let's get you out to those roads. a few problems, kevin. >> our first big problem spot of the morning. not here on 93 coming down through the somerville stretch. normal slowdowns towards the lower deck to get downtown. everybody's in decent shape. let's go to the maps

. ♪ action news delaware valleys leading news program with jim gardner. ♪ it's a record that is has been since 1884 but today came crumbling down or like melted away. with a day time high of 95 degrees this is now the hottest september night in philadelphia history and tomorrow even more intense heat is coming meaning another record may fall. it is friday night jim is off i'm brian taff and the big story on action news is the sweltering heat wave shattering records in several local cities and more brewel temperatures to come and action news reporter bob brooks is sweating it out with springstein but we first are with cecily tynan. >> people are tired of the heat, the 7th and the 44th day this year of temperatures this the 90s, the heat wave started on 90, 91, yesterday 95 and today 95 degrees, that's a new record breaking that record of 94 that stood for 132 years and we had a lot of record highs across the region. wilmington philadelphia and trenton all record highs of 95. dover 96. that's a new record atlantic city airport new record high of 96. and even areas that didn't set record hi

. >>> announcer: "action news," delaware valley's news program with jim gardner. >>> breaking news from chopper 6 tonight. this is the end of a harrowing police chase through the streets of philadelphia 90 minutes ago. a woman tried to run down cops and officers had to open fire. this thursday night, jim is off. i'm brian taff. the big story on "action news" is that police involved shooting in the port richmond section. let's get to bob brooks live at ann and richmond street where the crash came to a grinding conclusion, bob. >> reporter: brian, good evening. this was the end of the road. look behind me. you will see the violent ending. the big-time impact between the jeep. it was reported stolen in the police van. before all this happened, we were told there was another scene with the suspect of that jeep, a woman tried to ram other police cruisers and run over officers before she led them to this point here. this is ann street and richmond street. this is where it started. this is where it ended, excuse me, but it started at e street in clearfield. again, that jeep was reported stolen

>> the engagement of gardner for this four months is roughly in the ballpark of 400 thousand. it's a bigger team than had done the assessment work. >> [inaudible]. >> how big the the team? >> gardner has six resources on it and they will also have participation from accela 21 tech and they have another six to 7 resources and not all the resources are full time on the accela 21 tech side, it varies. >> so, is gardner creating all the work product that goes along with this as well? >> they are -- they have a large portion of it, accela 21 tech, when it comes to doing the analysis of what's already configured and working and what still needs to be developed, na's the deliverable that accela 21 tech will produce. >> i guess i'll ask my question in a different way and i apologize if i wasn't clear, so in essence, our staff at dbi can walk into a room, be thought partners, be experts on their day-to-day task and all of the mou's, work processes, redoing forms, redoing systems are being done by consultant that is we're paying 100 thousand dollars a mother a month to do this work. >>

delaware valley's news program with jim gardner. >>> it is wednesday night. the big story on "action news" tonight is the investigation into despicable crimes. philadelphia police are trying to round up the rest of the bandits who have been targeting asian-american immigrants. the most recent ground zero for the anti-asian banditry is in philadelphia. let's go to dann cuellar. dann, what's the story here? >> reporter: the police fbi task force is looking into the rash of robberies and burglaries of asian-americans who are easy targets. >> within our community, everyone's afraid because, it just seems hopeless right now. >> reporter: ivan is speaking on behalf of a number of targets, his father being one of them. >> they were followed, put up guns and said give me everything. >> reporter: they were captured committing some of the crimes. some have been captured by police. others are at large. the latest victims are being targeted in their homes. >> our community is rather passive. our community has a lot of immigrants, individuals who don't speak native englis

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we've seen as many as 4-plus inches in ashburn and gardner this afternoon. thanks for the reports coming in, guy. in cape cod it's 1 to 2 inches of rain. there's heavy rain. this area and you're stuck in that zone you don't see very much. some new totals come in. the gardner total at 2.1 inches and groveland .88 inches. air about 0.8 of an inch. dorchester just over a quarter-inch of rain. that's all you got from this coming on through today. dinnertime is still in the 70s out there, but dew points to match makes it feel muggy. there's patches of fog this evening for showers, you may run into fog. be careful of that. the tropical feel to the air starts to go away tomorrow. the last of the showers at 7:00 in the morning pushing offshore. there's a couple hanging around with a front stalled near by and shiri spear will track it through here. it's sunshine through the afternoon tomorrow, and clear tomorrow night and we keep the sun going on wensz as well. temperatures at lunch tomorrow into the 70s and by dinnertime 70s on cape cod where you clear out last. mor

meteorologist pamela gardner is trapping the storm at wbz boston. >> the storm continues to churn winds. max winds 70 miles per hour moves east northeast at six miles per hour but it is soon to take a turn towards the midatlantic states and that is where we have westerns and watches in place also across south eastern new england. the storm will continue to push slowly north, northwest and then linger to our south and west here. tuesday morning, 75 mile per hour winds. that is equal to hurricane strength, tuesday into thursday, the storm exits out to sea and then we're done with it but prior to this, we could pick up some beneficial rain in south eastern massachusetts. one to two inches of rainfall, with the heaviest rain staying offshore and those max wind gusts, 50 miles per hour from time to time, right during labor day. and we're also dealing with some intense wind gusts of 35 to 60 miles per hour all along the coast, primarily tuesday morning with major erosion likely across the beaches. >> quijano: pamela gardner, thanks. the u.s. is not rushing into a deal with russia to try to en

news, delaware value leigh's leading news progra program -- valley's leading news program with jim gardner. >>> we have breaking news tonight. it is tuesday night and the big story on action news is the death of a legendary political leader in israel. shimon peres has died following a stroke two weeks ago of the he was president of israel between 2007-2014. he twice served as his country's prime minister twice. as acting prime minister. he was a minister of foreign affairs and was in fact part of his 12 israeli cabinets during a political career that spanned 66 years. he was the last of israel's founding fathers, a protege. he won the philadelphia liberty medal in '96. he is dead tonight at the age of 93. >>> it happened tonight at the willow grove mall, a scare sent customers scurrying and prompted a number of stores to go on lockdown. there was more than a fair share of anxiety at the mall tonight, all because of a false alarm. the alert brought both police and a real sense of urgency to the area. that alert came into abington police. the alert was there was a man with a gun. action news

action news delaware valleys leading news program with jim gardner. ♪ monday night i'm rick williams and story is breaking news from chopper six a grinding crash in hamilton township and two people are hurt and happened a half hour ago of intersection of south broad street and west park avenue the car flipped over and officers have not said what led up to the accident. in other news tonight how did a two-year-old boy get his hands on a gun, a gun that tragically ended his young life in this bucks county home and continuing investigation in the death of a toddler named benjamin austin smith and police believe it was a tragic accident the search continues how it happened and who is responsible. action news reporter dan is live from the state police barocks tonight with the very latest on the investigation, dan? >> rick, the small hamlet left shaken by the death of a two-year-old and investigated on the premise it was an accidental shooting it has left a collection of question marks on how a two-year-old managed to get his hands on a loaded gun. the scene of the tabling tragedy is this