Roughly, 3,000 people lost their lives and the nation hasnt forgotten their loss. The senator from new york and i introduced legislation called the justice against sponsors of terrorism act. This is Bipartisan Legislation that would enable americans and their family members who lost loved ones on that horrible day to pursue their claims for justice against those who sponsored these acts of terrorism on u. S. Homeland. This bill was reported out of the Senate Judiciary Committee Without objection, and similar legislation passed the senate u unanimously last congress. That kind of support, i believe sends the support we will combat terrorism with every tool we have available and the victims of terrorist attacks in our country should have every means at their disposal to seek justice. I am grateful of the work from the senator from new york, along with chairman grassley for shepherding it through the Senate Judicial communityy and the support of likeminded senators in this chamber. We wor
Are spreading out. There have been several meetings about it. Lots of people have different far, i dont think there is one approach that has gotten a majority. I think we should. That is our job. With the amount of resources and money allocated to fight Islamic State him is the strategy to beat or contain Islamic State . I would better characterize it as just a boy disaster. You see the president slowly dialing up the pressure. A slight relaxation of the rules on when they can drop bombs. It is not to win. There has been success on the ground. In iraq and syria. Isis is writing out to more countries never before. Spreading out to more countries than ever before. So, the u. S. Is not trying to defeat isis right now . The facts ont what the ground would show. Entirecan watch the interview with Mac Thornberry tomorrow at 10 a clock a. M. And 0 p. M. Eastern on cspan 10 00 a. M. At six em eastern on cspan. A. M. And 6 00 p. M. Eastern on cspan. National urban League President mark morreale
reporter: the city council has delayed voting on the beverage tax. several council members say it would hurt businesses in the city, but the mayor says she doesn t see how the budget would be balanced without passing that tax. they have until the end of this month to figure things out. meanwhile: bulk trash pick-up in the city has been suspended until the city can figure out a way to pay for it. that s caused headaches for those used to having things picked up curb side. a lot more city calls in recent couple weeks. people concerned, calling what to do with bulk trash? city department of public works officials are working on a solution, but for now, expect to see longer lines at five drop-off centers. police still haven t made arrests from this weekend s murders. in all, nine people were killed, including one person who was stabbed to death. a police spokesmen says most of the shootings appear to be drug related. love hands across baltimore crusade is planning a r
northwest. we pump in slightly drier air. it stays on the warm side. 72 right now. if feels like 77, especially for places by the water. we knock the humidity down a little bit today, compared to yesterday. for today, sunshine stays behind increasing afternoon clouds. there ll be a storm complex to our west that may throw in more clouds in the evening. we ll stay in the upper 80s with our two-degree guaranteed high of 88 degrees. best chance of storms in the mountains today. for the rest of us, comes back in tomorrow. here s kim with traffic. we still have that road closure in easton because of the water main break that has st. michael as road closed in both directions. police are out there with a detour putting drivers onto marlboro road. traffic looking good around our area if getting ready to head out the door. you ll encounter this on the beltway. no problems on the inner loop or outer loop right now. traffic doing well around the area on the southwest side at frederick