Thanks for joining us, happy thanksgiving. Im heather hegedus. Im stephanie quinu. This news breaking during the fox 25 newscast and Robert Goulston has new information and robert, weve just learned from police, the victim worked for the Commuter Rail. The reporter stephanie and heather, we know his name is jeff cherry, he was the conductor for the Commuter Rail for the mbta. Last night he was at whos on first, a private function, apparently police say when he was coming out, he was shot and killed right across the street from fenway park. When the shots rang out, the officers heard it and they ran towards and found the victim. Boston police were working just feet away when the man in killed. Theres a mother that was notified early this morning that her son wont be home for dinner today and shes devastated over it. Three others were injured, but theyre expected to be ok. The crime scene shut down yawkey way, to spectators of the High School Football game on thanksgiving day had to navi
The rolex 24. 54 degrees, it keeps getting warmer every morning. Well see a lot of patchy dense fog. Another beautiful supreme rise this last sunday and this last day of january 2016. Here we go, 56 in melbourne. It is pleasant outside. Warmer than this yesterday. Once again with those clouds we but it will be fantastic. High temperatures into the mid to upper 70s this afternoon. 7day forecast is coming up. Tom. Seminole county deputies are searching for a killer who shot a teenager in east Altamonte Springs as he was driving down the street. Fox 35s Jackie Orozco has more. The boys family is hoping someone will come forward with information as of right now there are no strong leads pointing investigators to that person who shot and killed that 15 15yearold. The 15yearold was going north on Central Street. Someone was standing in the middle of the intersection of pine and central and started shooting at the car. Deputies found him lying with a gun shot wound. Remember all of this happe
The coast guard knows that and you know that. And in the meantime, 21 medivacs to pluck people out to get them to some level of safety when a tenmile onelane gravel, noncommercial use road could help save these lives. Weve got to keep working on this, madame secretary. Senator, i recognize this issue and i also recognize that this is not a unique situation. That there are many villages that struggle in the case of medical evacuations. And i appreciate that it is part of our job to work on that. And i will continue to work on that. That is true. That there are many villages. But there are none none that have ready access to an allweather airport right there. I think we should talk to the senator who has an Appropriations Committee and talk to her about what we can do. Im just pointing out that in 19 t e 98 we appropriated 187 million to promote a hoefer california. So i think that was something that the Clinton Administration worked on. So maybe we need to look at something in that area
And the statement has done, that giving lewis clark project 22 million last year which was almost ten times the amount of funding that you included in last years budget. Yet this year you still came back and only requested 2. 7 million for the project. Congress has already demonstrated that we can fund these projects at a higher level, routinely increasing funding in appropriation bills beyond your budget request. These local communities and the state have done everything that has been asked of them and more. Putting more funding than they were supposed to. What will it take to get interior to prioritize these projects . Im going to may i, madam chair . Okay. Ill make my part very brief and turn to mike for the specifics here. Indian water rights settlements have taken priority for us and making sure that communities that do not have access to water are prioritized. And i know you appreciate that. Weve talked about that before. Theres some money in the budget for lewis clark to continu
Opportunities alaska has with regard to resource production, you have enabled an unprecedented attack on our ability to responsibly bring these resources to market. The president has withdrawn over 22 million more acres of alaska from Energy Production just in recent weeks, and that has occurred on top of many other restrictions and regulations being imposed on us. Its occurred despite the Tremendous Energy opportunity and potential in those areas. Despite our no more clause. Despite the pressing need to refill our pipeline. And despite strong opposition from most alaskans. The map that i have behind this is one my colleagues are going to become familiar with because im going to be pointing it out quite frequently. The colors on the map represent those areas that are withdrawn from any Development Opportunity whatsoever. Some are, in fact, proposed critical habitat areas, so they are not fully withdrawn at this point in time. But we have the anwr new wilderness proposal. The president