there are always bad seeds. that is what the country is about. i m an immigrant, you re an immigrant. bama brad: a few minutes ago i.c.e. released information that border patrol agent encountered mr. sanchez last august in the rio grande valley in texas and at that time he was issued a document saying he needed to appear before an immigration judge. what we are told is the hearing has not been scheduled. when we come back at 6:00, ewill have strong voices saying immigration status has nothing to do with this crime. very strong opinions. different angles on the case. jonathan: i m jonathan elias. we are covering breaking news the gunstores. police tell us they have arrested three men that they say helped steal guns from stores in fredericksburg and chantilly. two of them are 23. the other is 19. we did reach out to the montgomery county police to ask if they think these guys had any role in a fourth burglary in rockville. over 30 seconds stolen in 80 seconds in the burgla
force is growing plus how efficient our economy is becoming. if you add those two up, gdp growth. so what we re seeing the last four years productivity growth averaging less than 1%. historically that s low in the united states. that s kind of really retarding u.s. growth. how are we why aren t we growing faster in this kind of data revolution where we hear all these great things about data? there s this big conundrum there. maybe what it is we have all these businesses gathering all this information and they really haven t yet materialized the benefits from all this data. but from a macro perspective that s a huge, huge question. so how much all this data stuff we re talking about, how much can this improve the u.s. economy, okay? so i m just going to throw out a couple real rough numbers here. there s lots of studies out there who always talk about trillions of dollars and billions of dollars and so on and so forth. i always find those numbers really hard to understand. s
and ochk that extends beyond the courtroom and the actions that we bring. working with many members who are sponsoring this wonderful weekend and other members of congress as well, we ve promoted legislative proposals to resore the voting rights act to its full and proerp. we ve profoesed legislation that would expand access to polling places for those living on indian villages and other tribal lands. we cannot have a situation in this country where the original americans are kept out of the participation in the bounties of this land. we cannot have that. [ applause ] we do this also through our monitoring program, we monitor federal elections and we ve actively enforced the national voter registration act to protect those who are registering to vote, as well as the rights of our uniformed members of the military. and overseas citizens who seek to vote as well. keeping on to what makes them quintessentially american. we will also protect their rights as well. and of course, t
moving forward. the leaders could probably get to 13 or 14. jim: here s stenson for birdie. nick: you just can t stroke the putts. you just have to get the darn thing rolling. jim: stenson failing to make that puts ryan palmer now in the penultimate pairing tomorrow. stenson shoots 67. bubba is going to match him with this. and tomorrow should be quite a day. to close out the barclays. when we were here four years ago, dustin johnson was the winner. he was the longest hitter driving distance-wise on tour this year. bubba is number two. how do you figure? 6,00 yards and the bombers have done very well here. but it s day and bae who will be in the final pairing tomorrow. the nfl on cbs tonight, seattle and san diego. we ll see you 2:00 eastern time. for nick and all the crew, jim nantz so long from plainfield. and developing right now on eyewitness news, a search is on for a father who police say abducted his own son after attacking and beating the boy s mother. than
but the big story on a action news tonight is arrest of convenient store employee in radnor who police say groped a customer. authorities say that there may be more victims out there. it happened today at shell gas station on lancaster avenue. radnor police have wrapped up a news conference and that is where action news reporter jeff chirico is standing by and he is live with the very latest, jeff? reporter: hey, rick, the police just wrapped up a news conference within the past half an hour and they gave us this picture of the suspect. the his name, is bjkumar llama a, he is in custody right now. they want you to take a look at this guy because they believe he may be a serial assaulter. the incident happened this morning just before noon time, on the 800 block of east lancaster avenue at the villanova stop and shop. now police say llama was helping a 40 year-old woman make coffee when he a approached her and hugged her. police released surveillance video that shows thi