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SHELLY: BUT ACTION 7 NEWS

REPORTER DAVID CARL TELLS US,

THAT WAS EXACTLY WHAT THE

SHOOTER WANTED IN THE TOWN OF

ROWE.

DAVID: IT STARTED WITH JUST A

PHONE CALL FROM THE SUSPECT TO

POLICE, BUT GOT MUCH MORE

DANGEROUS AFTER THAT.

HERE IN ROWE, IT ENDS WITH SHOTS

FIRED AND ONE MAN DEAD, AS LOCAL

FAMILIES ARE STILL ON EDGE.

>> I WENT TO WALK AWAY AND I

HEARD A LOUD GUNSHOT.

I TURNED AROUND, AND THE MAN WAS

DOWN.

DAVID: BRAD HILLYARD LIVES HERE

IN THE SMALL VILLAGE OF ROWE,

NEW MEXICO FOR A REASON.

>> TO STAY AWAY FROM DRAMA LIKE

THIS, MAKE SURE MY KIDS ARE

SAFE, GIVE THEM A GOOD COUNTRY

UPBRINGING, AND NOT HAVE THEM

EXPERIENCE THE THINGS LIKE THIS.

AND IT'S CRAZY TO HAVE IT HAPPEN

WAY OUT HERE.

DAVID: LAST NIGHT THE VIOLENCE

AND SHOOTINGS OF BIGGER CITIES

CAME TO HIS DOOR STEP.

STATE POLICE GOT A CALL FROM A

MAN IN PECOS, SAYING HE WAS NEAR

A LOCAL MARKET WITH A GUN

WANTING TO KILL.

A WHEN THEY ARRIVED, THEY HAD

TROUBLE FINDING RIP HUNTINGTON,

UNTIL THEY HEARD GUNSHOTS.

THEY FOUND HUNTINGTON IN A RED

FORD FUSION, AND CHASED IT TO

ROWE

THAT'S WHERE HUNTINGTON GOT OUT

OF THE CAR AND FIRED WHAT POLICE

MORE CALL A BARRAGE OF GUN SHOTS

AT OFFICERS.

>> WHEN THE SHOTS KEPT GOING, WE

WENT AHEAD AND GOT THE KIDS, AND

PUT THEM IN MY ROOM, AND PUT

EVERYONE IN THE BACK ROOM ON THE

FLOOR.

DAVID: A FAMILY MEMBER OF THE

SUSPECT SHOWED UP ON SCENE AND

HELPED GET HIM ON THE PHONE.

THAT PERSON TOLD OFFICERS

HUNTINGTON HAD RECENTLY BEEN

TALKING ABOUT COMMITTING SUICIDE

BY COP.

FOR TWO HOURS, THE OFFICER TRIED

TO GET HUNTINGTON TO SURRENDER.

HE REFUSED AND HUNG UP THE

PHONE.

OFFICERS HEARD HUNTINGTON LOAD A

GUN, THEY FIRED, KILLING HIM.

AND WITH THIS HAPPENING JUST

FEET FROM HILLYARD'S HOME, HE

SAYS HE HAS ONE GOAL FOR HIS

FAMILY TONIGHT.

>> TRY AND REASSURE THEM THAT

THEY'RE SAFE IN THEIR OWN HOME.

THEY ALL SLEPT IN MY ROOM LAST

NIGHT, AND ASKED TO SLEEP THERE

AGAIN TONIGHT.

DAVID: THE OFFICERS INVOLVED ARE

ON LEAVE UNTIL THE INVESTIGATION

IS FINISHED.

AS YOU CAN SEE OVER MY RIGHT

SHOULDER, INVESTIGATION IS STILL

CONTINUING TONIGHT.

THAT ALSO MEANS THAT MANY LOCALS

For more infomation >> State police shoot, kill man who fired at them - Duration: 1:49.

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Koine Iwasaki's Audition Receives A Standing Ovation! | Season 14 Ep. 3 | SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE - Duration: 1:58.

[MUSIC - NOAH CYRUS, "MAKE ME (CRY)"]

Gave you up 'bout twenty one times.

Felt those lips tell me twenty one lies.

Loving you could make Jesus cry.

Wow.

I never needed you like I do right now.

I never hated you like I do right now.

'Cause all you ever do is make me.

Ohhh.

Cry.

Never find out.

Keep on making me cry.

You don't know what you do to me.

I never needed you like I do right now.

[applause]

I never needed you like I do right now.

I never hated you like I do right now.

'Cause all you ever do is make me.

Awesome.

[cheering]

[applause]

For more infomation >> Koine Iwasaki's Audition Receives A Standing Ovation! | Season 14 Ep. 3 | SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE - Duration: 1:58.

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Blinding, blowing dust major issue along interstate - Duration: 1:32.

NANCY: THE DOT AND STATE POLICE

SAY THESE THINGS ARE SCARY AND

UNPREDICTABLE, AND THEY HIT

FAST.

THIS IS VIDEO WE SHOT IN SKY 7

OF A DUST STORM OVER THE

INTERSTATE.

THIS MONTH, A MASSIVE DUST STORM

BLEW ACROSS

I-10 NEAR LORDSBURG.

IT RESULTED IN A 25 CAR PILE-UP.

SIX PEOPLE WERE KILLED.

THIS ISN'T THE FIRST TIME

SOMETHING LIKE THIS HAS HAPPENED

ON THIS SAME STRETCH OF HIGHWAY,

BECAUSE OF BLINDING, BLOWING

DUST.

THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

HAS SEVEN SIGNS IN THE AREA,

WARNING DRIVERS OF POSSIBLE DUST

STORMS WILL MAKE IT TOUGH TO

SEE.

THEY'RE ALSO PLANTING SEEDS TRY

TO GET PLANTS TO GROW TO KEEP

THAT DUST DOWN.

THE D.O.T DID SOMETHING SIMILAR

ALONG I-40 WHEN THERE WERE FATAL

CRASHES THERE FROM BLOWING DUST.

I ASKED IF THEY SHUT DOWN THE

INTERSTATE BEFORE A STORM LIKE

THIS HITS.

>> THESE THINGS POP UP VERY

QUICKLY.

IT CAN HAPPEN SUDDENLY.

SO IT'S A LOT MORE DIFFICULT

SOMETIMES TO CLOSE A ROAD.

IF WE HAVE ENOUGH TIME AND WE

THINK IT'S GOING TO LAST LONG

ENOUGH, WE WILL DO THAT.

BUT SOMETIMES THEY CAN POP UP IN

TWO OR THREE MINUTES AND LAST 10

MINUTES, AND WE JUST COULDN'T

HAVE THE RESOURCES OUT THERE TO

CLOSE A ROAD IN THAT TIME.

NANCY: THE D.O.T. SAYS THEY'RE

ALSO TAKING A LOOK AT WHAT

ARIZONA IS DOING, PUTTING A

SUBSTANCE CALLED GORILLA SNOT

NEAR THE INTERSTATES TO KEEP

DUST LEVELS DOWN.

THE LIQUID IS A KIND OF PLASTIC

THAT HARDENS WHEN IT HITS THE

GROUND.

For more infomation >> Blinding, blowing dust major issue along interstate - Duration: 1:32.

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Community pleads with ICE not to deport Iraqi refugee - Duration: 1:48.

PAE HAS THE LATEST ON

HIS CASE.

CHRISTINE: AN IRAQI MAN WHO

FACES DEPORTATION JUST BOUGHT

SOME TIME, AFTER AN ICE HEARING

SCHEDULED TODAY WAS CANCELED AND

IT WASN'T EASY GETTING TO THIS

POIN

SUPPORTERS OF IRAQI NATIVE AND

U.S. RESIDENT KADHIM

AL-BUHMOHAMMED GATHERED AT

IMMIGRATION AND CUSTOMS

ENFORCEMENT'S FIELD OFFICE IN

ALBUQUERQUE, TO PLEAD HE DOESN'T

KNOW GET DEPORTED TO IRAQ.

AL-BUHMOHAMMED SAYS HIS

DEPORTATION COULD GET HIM KILLED

.

>> PLEASE I HAVE FAMILY, I HAVE

MY LIFE HERE.

PLEASE I ASK THEM TO SAVE MY

LIFE NOW.

CHRISTINE: AL-BUHMOHAMMED'S

DAUGHTER, ECHOING HIS PLEA,

PLEASE DON'T TAKE MY DAD.

I'M ONLY 17-YEARS-OLD AND I HAVE

NOTHING BESIDES HIM AND MY MOM.

AND IF HE LEAVES, I DON'T KNOW

WHAT I'M GOING TO DO.

CHRISTINE: AL-BUHMOHAMMED CAME

TO THE U.S. AS A REFUGEE IN 1991

WHERE HE EVENTUALLY HELPED THE

U.S. MILITARY AS A LINGUIST.

HE CAME INTO ICE'S RADAR, AFTER

HE WAS CONVICTED OF TWO

MISDEMEANOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

CASES IN THE 1990'S.

HE SHOWED UP FOR SEVERAL ICE

APPEARANCES BUT HE MISSED ONE

BECAUSE OF WHAT HIS LAWYERS SAY,

WAS AN INCORRECT DATE.

A MISTAKE THAT'S LEADING HIM TO

FACE DEPORTATION TODAY.

>> HE SUPPORTED THE AMERICAN

TROOPS.

HE STOOD BY THEM DURING THE

FIRST GULF WAR, WHICH IS

PART OF THE REASON WHY HE

ULTIMATELY CAME TO THE UNITED

STATES AS A REFUGEE.

CHRISTINE: FOR NOW,

AL-BUHMOHAMMED IS STANDING BY TO

HEAR FROM ICE OFFICIALS BUT IS

AFRAID OF WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO

HIM AND HIS FAMILY,

>> I JUST ASK PLEASE GIVE ME

FAIR JUSTICE.

For more infomation >> Community pleads with ICE not to deport Iraqi refugee - Duration: 1:48.

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Illegal dumping problem in Tuscaloosa - Duration: 1:12.

CHIP ELECTRONICS, CLOTHING,

BEER BOTTES, AND JUST JUNK.

TUSCALOOSA CITY LEADERS SAY SOME

RESIDENTS ARE DUMPING THEIR

TRASH ON THE SIDE OF THE ROAD,

LEAVING QUITE A MESS IN SOME

PLACES.

>> ALL THE SCAVENGERS GO THROU

IT.

THE RACCOONS AND FOX AND THE

POSSUMS AND ALL THESE THINGS.

AND THEN THEY JUST SCATTER IT

EVERYWHERE.

CHIP: COUNCILMAN KIP TYNER SAYS

THE PROBLEM IS SO BAD IN HIS

DISTRICT, HE CALLED THE

TUSCALOOSA POLICE DEPARTMENT'S

CODE ENFORCEMENT DIVISION.

TYNER SAYS AN OFFICER IS TASKED

WITH WEEDING THROUGH THE TRASH

TO SEE IF THERE'S ANYTHING LIKE

AN OLD BILL THAT WILL POINT THEM

TO THE VIOLATO

TIME LAW ENFORCEMENT COULD BE

SPENDING ELSEWHERE.

>> INVESTIGATING OTHER, YOU

KNOW, TRUE CRIMES INSTEAD OF

HAVING TO GO THROUGH BAGS OF

GARBAGE.

CHIP: TYNER SAYS THE TRASH ALSO

HURTS FUTURE GROWTH IN AN AREA

TRYING TO REBUILD FROM THE

TORNADO.

HE FEARS CORPORATIONS LOOKING TO

MOVE HERE MIGHT THINK TWICE WHEN

THEY TAKE A LOOK AROUND.

>> THEY SAY, YOU KNOW WHAT,

APPARENTLY THE PEOPLE DON'T CARE

ABOUT WHERE THEY LIVE, SO WE'RE

NOT GOING TO WANT TO LOCATE IN

YOUR DISTRICT.

CHIP: THE FINE FOR THOSE CAUG

For more infomation >> Illegal dumping problem in Tuscaloosa - Duration: 1:12.

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Storms leave behind dangerous river conditions, water levels in central Alabama - Duration: 1:30.

-- WRIGHT CENTER.

GUY: WHILE THE SUN MAY HAVE BEEN

SHINING TODAY, IT'S STILL NOT

SAFE TO GET OUT ON THE CAHABA

RIVER.

REPORTER: THIS IS HOW VOLATILE

THE CAHABA RIVER GOT THIS

WEEKEND AFTER LAST WEEK'S

STORMS.

>> THIS IS BELOW THE DAM ON

HIGHWAY 280.

IT'S JUST KIND OF AN EXAMPLE OF

WHAT COULD HAPPEN TO A BOAT THAT

TRIED TO GO THROUGH THERE.

REPORTER: THE CAHABA RIVERKEEPER

RECORDED THIS VIDEO AS A WARNING

TO RIVERINE DOOZIES.

>> PEOPLE THAT GET STUCK IN

THERE HAVE A HARD TIME GETTING

OUT.

REPORTER: DAVID BUTLER SAYS

WATER LEVELS TOPPED 15 FEET ON

SATURDAY.

AND THOUGH THE WATER'S DROPPED

LET THAT FOOL YOU.

>> PART OF THE RISK YOU'RE

REALLY GETTING CARRIED OFF THE

MAIN RIVER UP INTO THE BANK

WHERE THERE'S DOWNED TREES, TONS

OF OTHER DEBRIS YOU CAN GET HUNG

UP IN.

REPORTER: AND THE WATERS MOVING

SO FAST YOU DON'T HAVE A WHOLE

LOT OF TIME TO MAKE DECISIONS.

BUTLER SAYS WHILE THE RAPIDS MAY

LOOK THRILLING FOR ADVENTURE

SEEKERS, IT'S JUST NOT SAFE TO

GET INTO THE CAHABA YET.

>> WHEN THINGS GO WRONG, THEY

CAN GO WRONG ANY -- IN A BIG

HURRY.

REPORTER: WITH HUNDREDS OF TRIPS

UNDER HIS BELT, BUTLER SAYS EVEN

HE WON'T RISK IT.

EVEN BEING EXPERIENCED, I WOULD

-- >> EVEN BEING EXPERIENCED, I

WOULD NEVER TRY TO GO OVER

LOWHEAD DAM WHEN THE WATER'S

LIKE THAT.

A LOT OF TIMES PEOPLE DON'T KNOW

KIND OF WHERE THEY'RE PUTTING

IN, WHERE THEY'RE TAKING OUT, OR

HOW FAST THEY'LL GET THERE.

REPORTER: AND IT'S NOT JUST THE

CURRENT YOU HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT.

DAVID BUTLER SAYS ALL OF THIS

STORM RUNOFF IS LEADING TO

HEIGHTENED LEVELS OF E COLI IN

THE RIVER

THAT'S OFF THE CHART.

>> 14 OUT OF 16 SITES WERE

DIRTY.

For more infomation >> Storms leave behind dangerous river conditions, water levels in central Alabama - Duration: 1:30.

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Tornado recovery continues in Fairfield - Duration: 2:05.

THINGS HAVE NOT BEEN EASY.

REPORTER: FIVE DAYS AFTER T

TORNADO IN MANY HOMES ARE

DEALING WITH THE AFTERMATH.

MANY PEOPLE JUST G THERE POWER

RESTORED TODAY.

IT IS A BIG CONCERN WHEN MANY OF

THE PEOPLE LIVING HERE ARE

ELDERLY.

>> WE CAME OUT AND IT DEGREE WAS

AROUND.

A TREE WAS ON MY NEIGHBOR'S

HOUSE.

REPORTER JAMES CARGILL, STILL

AMAZED BY THE AMOUNT OF DAMAGE

LEFT THROUGHOUT HIS NEIGHBORHOOD

FOLLOWING THURSDAY'S EF1

TORNADO.

>> I AM BLESSED.

REPORTER: CARGILL TELLS ME HE

SAW THE TORNADO COMING FROM HIS

FRONT PORCH AFTER A WARNING FROM

HIS GRANDSON.

>> IT WAS AMAZING THE WAY IT

LOOKED, THE HAZE AROUND IT WAS

UNNATURAL.

REPORTER HOME WITH HIS WIFE,

GRANDCHILDREN AND AN ELDERLY M

NAMED MR. MEREDITH, CARGILL

RECOUNTS SCRAMBLING TO GET

EVERYONE TO SAFETY.

>> THE FIRST THING I NEEDED TO

DO WAS MAKE SURE MY FAMILY WAS

SAFE TO -- WAS SAFE.

REPORTER EVERYONE WAS SAFE BUT

CARGILL SAYS HIS FRIEND, M

MEREDITH, RELIES ON OXYGEN AND

WITHOUT POWER THE SITUATION

QUICKLY TURNED URGENT.

>> HE STARTING TO LOSE HIS

COMPOSURE, HIS STRENGTH, HE

COULDN'T BREATHE.

REPORTER: FORTUNATELY, CARGILL

SAYS MR. MEREDITH GOT THE HELP

HE NEEDED BUT DISASTER RELIEF

SAYS NOT EVERYONE HAS BEEN SO

LUCKY.

>> WE DISCOVERED A 92-YEAR-OLD

LADY WHO WAS AT HOME BY HERSELF

POWER OUT, NO FOOD, NO

MEDICATION AND NO FAMILY.

REPORTER: PART OF THE REASON

FAIRFIELD IS NOW RECRUITING

VOLUNTEERS TO COME DO WELLNESS

CHECKS ON RESIDENTS STRESSING

THE NEXT FEW DAYS ARE CRITICAL

CARGILL COULDN'T AGREE MORE.

>> LOOKOUT FOR THE ELDERLY.

THEY NEED A LOT OF HELP IN THIS

AREA.

WE ARE ONE FAMILY.

REPORTER: VOLUNTEERS LOOKING TO

For more infomation >> Tornado recovery continues in Fairfield - Duration: 2:05.

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Plan looks to update Old Sacramento, make safer - Duration: 1:21.

ALL OF THAT WOULD IS NOT KEEP UP

OR CHEAP.

IT'S CALLED OLD SACRAMENTO,

BECAUSE IT'S OLD.

THE BOATS, THE BUILDINGS AND THE

BOARDWALK.

>> TIMES HAVE CHANGED.

IT'S TIME TO UPDATE AND TO

UPGRADE THIS GREAT OPPORTUNITY

FOR GREAT ACCESS.

KEVIN: THE CITY IS LOOKING TO

KEEP THE OLD WESTERN CHARM WHILE

BUT WITH 21'ST CENTURY SAFETY

FEATURES.

OUT WITH THE OLD SPLINTER FILLED

TRIPPING HAZARDS.

AND IN WITH SOME CONCRET

DISNEYLAND-ISH FAKE WOOD PLANKS.

>> AND THAT'S WHAT WE INTEND TO

DO.

TO REENLIVEN OLD SACRAMENTO.

TO MAINTAIN ITS WONDERFUL

TRADITION.

KEVIN: SOME BUSINESS OWNERS IN

THE HISTORIC DISTRICT THINK IT'S

A NEEDED MAKEOVER FOR THE CITY'S

BIGGEST TOURIST ATTRACTION.

>> IT'S THE FIRST PIECE OF OLD

SACRAMENTO MOVING FORWARD.

A START TO WONDERFUL THINGS YET

TO COME.

KEVIN: FROM THE ROTTING WALKWAYS

TO THE ROTTING OVERHANGS.

ONE REPAIR UNDERWAY WHILE

ANOTHER SITS IDL

ALMOST A YEAR HAS PASSED WHILE

TWO HISTORIC BUILDIN

THE DRY ROT THAT FRIGHTENED CITY

INSPECTORS INTO DEMANDING THE

SCAFFOLDING BE INSTALLED HASN'T

GOTTEN ANY BETTER.

SACRAMENTO'S BACKYARD IS

GETTING REMODELED AND WE ARE

EXCITED ABOUT WHAT IS TO COME.

KEVIN: BUSINESS OWNERS FACING

THE WATERFRONT ARE LOOKING MORE

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Looming shutdown puts vacation plans in limbo - Duration: 1:24.

>> BALANCE GOOD.

JIM: RICHARD AND DIANE CROSS

GIVING THEIR CAMPER THE

ONCE-OVER MAKING SURE EVERYTHING

IS READY TO GO FOR THEIR

VACATION NEXT WEEK.

SINCE 1975 THEY'VE SPENT TWO

WEEKS EACH SUMMER AT PEAKS

KENNEY STATE PARK IN

DOVER-FOXCROFT, A THREE HOUR

DRIVE FROM THEIR HOME IN NAPLES.

IF THEY GET THERE NEXT FRIDAY TO

FIND THE GATE CLOSED BECAUSE OF

A STATE GOVERNEMENT SHUTDOWN

THESE TWO WON'T BE TOO HAPPY.

>> IT'S KIND OF PUTS A DAMPER ON

YOUR VACATION.

YOU'RE NOT HAPPY ANYMORE.

YOU'RE DISCOURAGED AND DISGUSTED

WITH THE WAY THE LEGISLATURE

DOES THESE THINGS.

THEY ALWAYS USE US AS A PAWN I

THINK.

>> I'D BE VERY UPSET.

I'M SURE A LOT OF OTHER PEOPLE

WILL BE TOO, ESPECIALLY THE OUT

OF STATE PEOPLE THAT MADE THEIR

RESERVATIONS AND THEN COMING IN

AND THEY MAY NOT EVEN KNOW ABOUT

IT.

JIM: THEY SAY THE WHOLE FAMILY

PLANS TO MEET IN DOVER-FOXCROFT,

THEY'RE COMING FROM ALL PARTS OF

THE STATE SO THEY CAN BE

TOGETHER.

>> IT'S GOING TO BE A BIG

DISAPPOINTMENT FOR THE KIDS

BECAUSE THEY'RE LOOKING FORWARD

TO GOING SWIMMING, FISHING AND

THEY'RE NOT GOING TO BE ABLE TO.

WE LOOK FORWARD TO THIS EVERY

YEAR THEY LOVE TO GO WITH

GRANDPA

AND GRANDMA.

JIM: THE QUESTION REMAINS IF

THERE'S A SHUTDOWN, WILL THE

GATES BE DOWN, CAMPERS TURNED

AWAY OR WILL THEY PUT UP WARNING

SIGNS SAYING CAMP AT YOUR OWN

RISK WHICH HAS HAPPENED IN THE

For more infomation >> Looming shutdown puts vacation plans in limbo - Duration: 1:24.

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Breaking: Obama's Biggest Scandal Just Came To Light, His Corruption Will Infuriate You - Duration: 2:59.

Obama was caught having wasting billions of dollars of our money.

He cannot be allowed to get away with this!

A government watchdog group has revealed that Federal agencies under former President Obama

wasted over $135 billion of taxpayers' money in 2015 due to improper spending (via The

Washington Examiner).

A report released by the Government Accountability Office last Tuesday details how 122 Federal

programs wasted a small countries GDP in improper spending.

The Government Accountability Office estimates even higher waste for 2016 – Obama's last

year in office – potentially totaling an additional $144 billion.

Improper payments occur when a government agency makes payments to an inappropriate

person, for an incorrect amount, or for immoral reasons.

Improper payments are often, but are not necessarily, fraudulent.

However, all improper payments undermine public trust in government and often point to public

corruption.

Of the $136 billion in improper payments, $132 billion was racked up by only 52 Federal

programs across 15 government agencies indicating a concentration of fraudulent activity.

All Federal agencies are required to review programs and identify potential abuse in accordance

with the Improper Payments Elimination and Recovery Improvement Act (IPERA).

However, 15 of the 24 Federal agencies refused to comply with IPERA and released no report

in 2015.

Seven agencies have never complied with IPERA and reported improper spending.

Medicaid was the biggest culprit wasting at least $29 billion in improper payments.

Earned Income Tax Credit reported over $15 billion in wasted taxpayer money while Old

Age, Survivors, and Disability Insurance; and food stamps wasted an addition $5 billion

and $2.5 billion respectively.

Senator Claire McCaskill (D-MO), the ranking Democrat on the Government Affairs Committee,

denounced the waste accumulated under her old boss, and former President, Barack Obama.

"Whatever the political circus in Washington looks like, this is an area where Democrats

and Republicans can and should work together, and that's what I plan to do," the Senator

said.

President Trump now requires all Federal agencies to make a report to Congress detailing their

finances in depth.

President Trump is also attempting to reverse the trend of government waste requiring all

agencies to be more accountable to the American taxpayer.

Almost every government agency will face shrinking budgets under President Trump.

Do you think there is anything we can do to hold Obama accountable?

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