adrian scott fine: within a almost a blink of an eye, everything that really forms the ingredients ofity disappear. those places and spaces, i think people understand how important they actually are in our lives. and we all, i think for myself and others, just understanding the losses here, also realizing that we take heritage and these places and spaces for granted, that i'm now lamenting that i didn't visit some of these places or i didn't, fully experiencing them before they're gone. and i don't think i'm alone in terms of processing that right now. jeffrey: major losses include structures within the will rogers state historic park in pacific palisades. originally built for the fame actor and humorist, it became a beloved getaway for generations to hike, picnic, enjoy movie nights, and even polo games. adrian scott fine: this is a seminal part of the story of the palisades, a figure like will rogers, sort of this folk hero, actor, beloved figure for his time period. and this was his ranch, his house. the main barn burned and other buildings as part of that historic homestead. and t

i also want to acknowledge adrian scott who is the bus superintendent. lewis guzzo, mr. phillips, her husband, who's done an

far as how her case is proceeding what's happening with her case generally there's been no word adrian scott hietala reporting live from bangkok many thanks indeed scott amnesty international says that a massacre of civilians during the conflict in ethiopia is to greater region could amount to a crime against humanity it says in a report soldiers from eritrea systematically killed hundreds of people in the city of axum in november the ethiopian government says that its human rights commission is investigating crimes committed during the conflict one of haiti's most dangerous gang leaders has escaped prison during a riot that's left at least 11 people dead on l. josephs fled the jail just outside the capital port au prince with to say they saw heavily armed men shooting a prison guards before inmates something to run a police officer a detention center director are among the dead. breaking news we're getting reports that 300 more students kidnapped from a girls' school in northwestern nigeria reports say that the gunman arrived at night shooting sporadically it happened in some far a state me

. >> reporter: adrian scott is the president of the los angeles conservancy, which works to preserveultural structures. like the cinerama don't theater. one possibility with marilyn's house? >> to relocate it in a place where it makes sense. >> reporter: the starline bus we're on already makes regular stops at some of l.a.'s more famous visible homes. recognize this one? ♪ sunday, monday happy days ♪ >> this is the house, can you believe it? >> reporter: there are homes like this you grew up watching all over this town. >> all over the place. >> reporter: since you can't see marilyn's home from the street, he thinks moving it might be the best solution. >> then you have to find a site for it. >> hi. >> reporter: all this left us hungry for a visit to one of hollywood's most recognizable pieces of real estate. >> here we go. >> all right. mm. >> reporter: pink's has been in the same spot for 84 years. >> our family likes to call ourselves the little hot dog stand that could. >> reporter: it's so iconic, the city of l.a. renamed the intersection here pink's square. so while the fate of

i also want to acknowledge adrian scott who is the bus superintendent. lewis guzzo, mr. phillips, her husband, who's done an outstanding job in ed woods' division in another capacity. so it's my pleasure to introduce myra and ask you to honor her for her work not only on the night of march 30th, but day in and day out for great performance. [applause]. >> thank you. i want to say thank you to the board for allowing me this opportunity. thank you, john, for actually taking the initiative for the recognition. i really appreciate it. also, thank you to my superintendent, mr. scott, for his leadership and how i like to emulate what he does and how it trickles down to even, you know, my car cleaners. thank you to mr. guzzo who's actually over adrian. we have a long history. we used to work together, and i appreciate him. i appreciate my husband. thank you. he trained me from day one, so i appreciate him. in it all, it could not have been done single handedly by myself. i had a crew of six car cleaners that night, and we knew what we had to do. the cooperation that they exhibi

scott and adrian trig are the parents of 8-year-old hayden.m spina bifida among other ailments and undergone numerous surgeries and requires a daily regimen of drugs and therapy and the family lives in texas where they are already feeling the impact of tate cuts to medicaid. joining me now is adrian and scott trig and their son hayden and the director of the texas association for home care and hospice. and thank you all for being with me this hour. and let me start with this question first. and as executive director and as you look at what the process is of medicaid cuts what are some of the impacts felt by residents in your state? >> so currently many of the providers are suffering at this point and so are the families who receive those services. the legislature passed 350 million reduction to very critical services for children in 2015. and those services -- or those reductions in funding for medicaid has resulted in several businesses closing across the states, across the continuum and thousands of children going without services. >> adrian

. >> reporter: adrian scott fine is president of the los angeles conservancy, which works to preservelike the historic angel's flight railway and the cinerama dome theater. one possibility with marilyn's house? >> to relocate it in a place where it makes sense. >> reporter: the starline bus we're on already makes regular stops at some of l.a.'s more visible famous homes. recognize this one? ♪ sunday monday happy days ♪ >> this is the house. can you believe that? >> reporter: there are homes like this that you grew up watching all over this town. >> all over the place. >> reporter: but since you can't see marilyn's home from the street, zarrinnam thinks moving it might just be the best solution. >> but then you've got to find a site for it. >> hi. >> reporter: all of this left us hungry for a visit to one of hollywood's most recognizable pieces of real estate. >> here we go. >> all right. >> mm. >> mm. >> reporter: pink's has been at the same spot for 84 years. >> our family likes to call ourselves the little hot dog stand that could. >> reporter: it's so iconic the city of l.a. rename

adrian scott fine is president and ceo of the los angeles conservancy. >> los angeles is many things, the case for the palisades and altadena. it's not one thing, it's layers of history. you have to work for it a little harder to understand its story, its heritage and why it's important. but it's here. and i think, now we're understanding just how important it was and also so much we've lost. jeffrey: in normal times, the conservancy works to bring out that story, documenting and preserving buildings and other parts of the culture. now, it's a documentation of loss, just beginning to assess the possibility of rebuilding and restoration. >> within almost a blink of an eye, everything that really forms the ingredients of your community disappears, those places and spaces, i think people understand how important they actually are in our lives. and we all, i think for myself and others, just understanding the losses here, also realizing that we take heritage and these places and spaces for granted, that i'm now lamenting that i didn't visit some of these places or i didn't fully experienc

adrian: governor scott says the state will do, whatever we need to do to recover. >> this state is well prepared for disasters, and i mean, you go across the state and you go the sheriff' s departments, you go to the police departments, you go to the city and county managers. they do a good job. adrian: brevard county a shark shows just how fierce the storms down a huge sign for the beach way that left in cocoa beach. damage. -- here is the sign. it was able to survive several morning' s thunderstorms. >> i can imagine the kind of down. she says she noticed the roaring winds that was happy damage. utility workers spent the day trying to restore power to thousands who lost it here in central florida. off silver star road in orlando, a tree fell onto power lines in the backyard of a home on fountaineblueu drive. you can see ouc workers arrived to try to restore power. at one time, as many as 3000 customers mostly in pine hills lost power. tonight, it' s back on to most of those who lost it during this morning' s storms. as the storms approached, the national weather service reported an ou

that claim we don't know what's going to happen just yet but obviously interesting days ahead adrian scott many thanks i was in a scott high to there live in bangkok turkey is accusing saudi arabia of not being transparent when it comes to the investigation into the murder of the journalist jamal show jeep and cross says its findings are in line with the u.n. human rights envoy investigating the case special reports of a column and says that she's death was a brutal premeditated killing planned and perpetrated by saudi officials she's been on a week long mission to turkey to examine the evidence will this as a new report in the new york times says that the saudi crown prince threatened to go after jamal has shown she in twenty seventeen according to the reports ahmed been some and told an aide that he would use a bullet against the journalist if he didn't return home and in his criticism of the kingdom the conversation was intercepted by u.s. intelligence agencies to show she was murdered inside the saudi consulate in istanbul in october of last year stephanie decker reports now from istan

adrian, scott hyde, the reporting, live from bangkok scott, many thanks. indeed, iran's leader is urging the u.s. president elect to condemn the last 4 years of american foreign policy. rouhani says that the trumpet, ministration, has committed terrible crimes against iran. he says that joe biden needs to correct and compensate for the past government's decisions. let's go live wrong, said what else to the president? well, it was an opportunity for him to really attack the trumpet ministration, but also reach out to president elect joe biden, and encourage him to return back to the joint comprehensive plan of action, which is the 2015 nuclear deal president hassan rouhani has said that great crimes have been committed against the iranian nation by the trumpet ministration, including denying them a $5000000000.00 loan from the international monetary fund to combat the covert pandemic. now he said that iran's policy was clear that a reduction in tensions would be met with rejections intentions, actions for actions commitments for commitments and respect for

we spoke with adrian and scott who plays lieutenant gordon malloy. >> the previews last year and it looks like a comedy. it is a great audience to watch it. we got to see was a science fiction type of show with issues and heart. also relationships. we are happy to stay on board. i think it is a better show if it has all those aspects to it and this season is better. it is right here on ktvu . >>> the transformers are returning to the roots with the origin story of yellow auto but. here is more. >> reporter: bumblebee, the popular auto bot is bringing back the '80s magic in the spinoff film. >> try this. >> it made sense. it was set in the air. >> it did feel like we stepped into a time machine. >> don't rent. >> jack burns alongside bill, the first female lead in the movie franchise. >> strip it down. >> haley is the star and i am the bad guy. that is eye awesome reflection of culture. i think diversity and inclusion allow us to tell more stories. >> she is very talented. i love the perfect person to portray this character. there is tenderness and strength. >> it marks a the first with an

adrian scott, she was confirmed as a deputy secretary in 2021. acted surgery scott was o see it holding multiple roles at the d.c. housing authority and served in several career positions at hud. thank you, secretary todman. prior to joining fhfa, she spent 18 years at fdic where she held a number of senior- level positions including director of the position of management and supervision. director thompson, welcome back. madame acting secretary, welcome. >> thank you. chairperson brown, ranking member scott, and distinguish members of the senate banking committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify today on how the department of housing and urban development is executing on our mission, and i want to thank the over 8000 hud employees across the country who are helping us carry out that mission. first, let me say the support of this committee is critical to ensuring that the american people have access to housing that they can afford in communities that are stronger and resilient. so thank you for your continued efforts to lead and legislate

austin scott. adrian smith. awe continue, where is austin. thank you, thank you, glenn thompson, hi, glenn. bruce weststerman and ted yoho. thank you fellas, thank you very much. so we're here to celebrate a really tremendous victory for the american farmer. ranchers, agriculture, incredible people. by the signing of the 2018 farm bill, very important. we have been working long and hard on this one. we were hearing it might not be able to pass this year, but i didn't want to talk to pat about that so we passed it. we also just achieved a very historic landmark, a big additional victory as the house and senate have both passed landmark criminal justice reform and sent it to my desk for signature. that's a big -- that's a big thing. [applaus [applause] >> and ivanka, i want to thank ivanka and jared for working so hard on that, it was incredible how you did it, but it's so many people have called and thanked me for that and i thank mitch and everybody for the job you've done. that was an incredible achievement. i think it will go down as one of

distraction, but it couldn't come at a worse time because vincent gray is considering taking on adrian fenty. >> i'm scott broome in fort washington where today, the courageous store clerk who turned the tables on an armed robber last night told his story. >> john explains how a look out watched the door while a second gunman came at him through a gap in the glass that was supposed to protect him, but it was just wide enough for the slightly built attacker to lunge all the way through. >> he came inside and i pick up the gun. >> as the gunman was rushing through the narrow gap in the glass, jang went for the gun. >> he fired during a fight behind the counter that left the store in shambles and the robber dead on the floor. >> this is bruce leshan in washington where a hidden camera video is just out from a virginia tech student who was critically wounded in the massacre there. >> pretty dangerous. >> i bought guns without showing my id. i have been with other people who bought guns without showing any id, without going through any background checks who paid their money and walked out. >> collin spent the

today i will share the story on the life of marine corporal adrian robols of scotts bluff, nebraska. adrian was known throughout scotts bluff for his big smile. his older sister, beatrice remembers it this way. as soon as he smiled, even if you were mad at him, you would stop and have to smile. behind that big smile, though, was a tough young man. more than anything, adrian wanted to be a marine. this longing to serve his country was a point of pride and tradition in adrian's family. his grandfather, pedro torres served as a fighter pilot in world war ii. pedro's stories of service and adventure inspired adrian's quest to become a marine and their bond was a source of joy throughout the family. as adrian's father caesar recalls, he loved his grandpa so much. he was a hero to him. when he was 16, adrian approached his parents and told them that he wanted to be a marine. he didn't want to wait. he even prepared a waiver for them to sign which would have allowed adrian to join the corps when he turned 17. while they admired the passion in their young son, adrian's parents stood firm. the

might see it as a setback for them but they say they're going to continue with the fight adrian al-jazeera scott heide to live for us in bangkok many thanks scott. 3 of hong kong's best known pro-democracy activists have been sentenced to prison joshua one will spend around 13 months in jail while at this child will spend 10 months for their role in last year's protests another activist ivan lamb will be in prison for 7 months month's demonstrations outside hong kong's police headquarters and 2019 were triggered by the introduction of a controversial extradition bill which has since been shelved live to hong kong officers adrian brown is there talk us through the sentencing. well adrian the the latest chapter in hong kong's unfolding political drama has today been a west kalou magistrate's court where 3 of hong kong's most high profile political activists joshua wong agnes child and ivan have received jail sentences they have received those sentences over events that happened outside hong kong's police headquarters in june of last year joshua one received 13 and a half months for organizing and

. >> reporter: scott, adrian peterson has been under suspension for the last nine games with pay.o lose over $5 million for the remaining six games, if he loses his appeal. >> pelley: james brown in our washington newsroom. see you sunday, j.b. the u.s. senate has just taken action on a controversial oil pipeline. action on a controversial oil pipeline. we'll have that when we come back. i love being on stage. but when i get time off, i take advantage of it. i have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture... and i know the best way to enjoy a break... is to help reduce my risk of having one. that's why i take prolia®. it's different. it's two shots a year. prolia is proven to help make bones stronger... and help increase bone density. do not take prolia® if you have low blood calcium, are pregnant, are allergic to it, or take xgeva®. get medical help right away for a serious allergic reaction causing low blood pressure; trouble breathing; throat tightness, fa, lip, or tongue swelling; rash, itching or hives as they have happened to people taking prolia®.... tell yo

restriction this year 21 films of eyeing for the prestigious pound door knocker, shock, dw, scott roxborough, and adrian kennedy. have the envious job of watching some of those films. ah, the cannes film festival returns to relative normality after 2 years of toville to pandemic disruption ad can is taking off looking to be top gun again cove. it also put breaks on the release of top gun, maverick, which will finally have it's international launch wednesday. it's one of less mystery sir. ah, more than 35 years after the 1986 original tom cruz's resurrection of the famous fight, a pilot is symbolic of the festivals own resurgence already ada . this all comes at a very pivotal time for the movie industry. after 2 years of pandemic locked downs, theaters world wide are struggling and can, is counting on its unique combination of reg, carpet, glamour and international art house allure to act as a global billboard. drawing film fans around the world, back into theaters and wanted to confirm another eagerly await new film is from coach canadian phil may, could david cronum, but after an achia heights us the m

i dw scott roxborough and adrian kennedy. envious job of watching some of the cam film festival returns to relative normality after 2 years of covey depend, demik disruption ad can is taking off looking to be top gun again cove. it also put breaks on the release of top gun, maverick, which will finally have it's international launch. why isn't it's one of life's mystery sir. more than 35 years after the 1986 original tom cruz's resurrection of the famous fighter pilot is symbolic of the festivals own resurgence. already ada wanted to confirm another eagerly await it. new film is from cult canadian filmmaker, david cronum, birds. after an achia high actors, the master of 40 horror dusted off a 20 year old script for his new film. crimes of the future. to trace, denise. ah, like was avenue in the body. in particular, what's happening with my body? vigo. mortensen lead to star studded cast as a performance artist, showcasing the metamorphosis of his own organs. the foreseen a little pan razzmatazz is provided by elvis o bass lumens by a pic starring often butler as the king of rock'n'roll

yup, scott. adrian is bringing you a mic, one second. >> hi, i'm m scott, is this on? there we[i go. i'm scott, i was an election official for 30 years for four different states and pam i met you back in california, nevada when you were covering the adoption of dre's -- yeah, that's a flash back, isn't it? but i've always been impressed by you taking the time to really understand and educate yourself about what the issues were and to fairly report and it's very obvious over the years in your reporting on elections topics that you took the time to prepare and i think your comments today reflect that. my experience with the media in doing elections has been that i usually get a court reporter who is sent out blind from an assignment's desk to come cover some important election story and i had to spend a lot of time training and bringing them up to speed and giving them background so they could effectively do their job and if i hadn't done that, the quality of the reporting would have been affected. so the media has medical reporters, medical experts, technologyed niche r

scott is right, this could be very costly. also here, the bulls & bears, joan as max ferris, and gary b. smith along with stacey washington and adrian elrod. welcome to everybody. scott, why do you fear the fall out from this? >> scott: isn't this too bad dagen? on friday we get the outlines of this great tax plan that was going to help out the economy, help out the middle class, help out small businesses and create finally, some economic growth and now you have the at least chance for the left and the haters on the right to come out and say oh, my gosh look at all of the corruption in d.c. look at all of the backlash now that it has to come from this issue and now you'll take the official say focus away from what really ailes this economy which is tax reform and tax relief. >> dagen: and gary b., what about obamacare repeal and and replace? now you'll have to go through the confirmation process. will this resignation jeopardize trump's agenda? >> gary: it won't jeopardize the new agenda. i disagree with scott on this because unlike healthcare, trump is focused on the tax cuts and here is the reason. he understands it. i never got t

adrian, dixon, diana, derek, tracy, scott, all with the subcommittee. mike and john on the minority staff. and then on my personal staff, sali and julie. it's a lot of work putting these appropriation bills if anyone who has been involved in it and they have worked long hours diligently with great competence to move this bill forward. and i most sincerely thank them for the efforts. we couldn't do it without them. mr. chairman, in brief summary, this bill totals $46.4 billion and increases $6.7 over last year, but it is $200 million below the president's request. $30.6 billion in science, technology and innovation, an increase of over $1 billion. within this level, the bill provides $6.9 billion for the national science foundation and $18.2 billion for nasa. for n.i.s., the bill provides $781 billion and noaa and the committee continues to provide resources consistent with the path identified. it also considers the science and research conducted at noaa and at nasa as critical to the nation's science enterprise just as that performed by nist. for law en

missed.fox carolina's adrian acosta talked with former clemson head coach danny forda&and scott's pastorand adrian what did they have to 3 cody they said on saturdays death valley was home for the clemson tigersa&.but dora scott made the church behind me and her homea&their resting place on sundays 3 3 ""nats""the crowd and the atmosphere of death valley is what draws players in""nats"" but former head coach danny forda&says it was dora scott they got here. here. 3 "these kids when they first get away from their mother and daddy they get home sick and she was a big bridge""she was the kind of person to fill all those needs"it was scott's compassion and caringa&that earned her the name "mama""she would send a bus to our dormitory pick them up and get them in churcha&by feeding them fried chickena&and they would love to eat with hera&and the church members..and she would teach them bible study and she would needed she was their guardian and everyone called her mama scott"and it was at new holly light missionary baptist church that scott did her own hill is the pastor pastor 3 "i've seen many

gathered here later they're characterizing it as a sit in that should happen in about the next hour adrian and scott what's been the reaction now that but the house and the senate have passed this hong kong democracy act in the states. well the government here in hong kong came out almost immediately and condemned the passage of the bill in both the senate and now we know in the house of the what's left to be signed by president coming out of beijing demanded actually that he vetoes presence of. that bill but also here the local government came up pretty quickly condemned it saying this is internal matter for hongkong and these bills are really only making things worse for the situation actually feeling the fire it kind of has a knock on effect we've seen in the markets in china and here in hong kong dipping a little bit lower today for the 2nd day because there's concern that if this bill moves forward it will have economic implications and that could prompt retaliation china and the united states when it comes to ongoing trade wars are going to knock on effect on the economy as it already has here

cathy scott clark and adrian levy worked for "the times" and "the guardian," and they are the authors of a new book. "68 hours inside the taj hotel." it was an iconic attack. one thing that made the attack horrible is they went after eight different sites and attacked people at all these different places. is that one of the unusual things about the attack? >> that's one of the most unusual. we call that a swarm attack, the idea that a small team could give a larger footprint to an attack. making it appear an army invaded the city. the idea that men could have charges attached to taxis. the fear is an army attacking the city. the guys are remotely controlled by a control room in karachi using a skype-like telephony system. the control room has a bank of tvs and they have google earth to play with. cnn, bbc, probably al jazeera and local tv channels. they are using that to guide the men on the ground. >> 10 men did as much as they did, it was incredible. despite having controllers in pakistan watching the news reports, guiding the guys from a distance with new technology, it's amazing t

scott? adrian is bringing you a mic. [inaudible] is this on? i was election official for 30 years. in four different states. we met back in california, nevada the adoption of dr ease. that's a flashback, isn't it? i have always been impressed by you taking the time to understand and educate yourself about what the issues were. and to fairly report. it's very obvious over the years you reporting that you took the time to prepare for your comments today reflect that. my experiences doing elections and i usually get a reporter who sent out blind from the assignment desk to cover some important election story. i had to spend time bringing them up to speed and giving them background so they can effectively do their job. if i had not done that, the quality of the reporting would been affected. so that media has a medical reporters, medical experts, technology niche reporters. they have legal analyst and reported. what's the prospect of the media coming up with the specialization in the media outlets for having people develop an understanding of the election process they can more complete

at this time, we will defer further questions to adrian's attorney rusty harden." and, scott, no decision has been made yet on whether the six-time pro bowler will play this sunday. >> pelley: and the associated press is just reporting that an attorney is confirming that peterson has been indicted on child abuse charges. vlad, thank you very much. today, the nfl players association received official confirmation today that former baltimore ravens running back ray rice is suspended indefinitely for punching his then-fiance in an atlantic city hotel. rice was initially suspended for two games, but nfl commissioner roger goodell made it indefinite on monday after video surfaced that showed the attack. goodell insists he did not see the video before this week. one person who did see that video months ago was the local prosecutor. and now some are questioning his decision to let rice enter a counseling program instead of facing trial for assault. elaine quijano has been looking into this. >> reporter: atlantic county prosecutor jim mcclain says ray rice did not receive special tre

physical shape so they can make that journey out just how they'll make that journey though adrian we don't know. scott many thanks to don sisko hyla reporting live from china ryan all the time. jordan and israel are refusing to open their borders to thousands of refugees who fled a government offensive in southern syria the u.n. says that as many as three hundred thirty thousand people have been forced from their homes by the government offensive to recapture the dead of province jordan is sending food and aid supplies but despite a plea from the u.n. it says that its border will remain closed so how to reports now from beirut in neighboring lebanon. jordan israel won't let them in and their towns are battlegrounds these people are trapped in the syrian government offensive and that our province now into its third week has displaced more than a quarter of a million people according to the united nations some are living in makeshift tents many others out in the open they have little food water or medicine or protection from the heat there is a humanitarian crisis and the united nations is calling on jo

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my name is adrian scott. pronouns they, them. a program manager at [indiscernible] program manager for transs service and had the pleasure of working with various city organizations, tjijp as well as when our trans home was available as the peer counselor in house addressing a lot of these issues and folks facing these uncertainties and homelessness. i also have the wonderful lived experience of being homeless myself. being a recovering addict. being a former sex worker and working my way up to getting to where i am so i can give back to the community. i am very open and upfront about these things because i know what it takes to achieve your goals. without housing without stability i wouldn't be here and recovered and wouldn't have found myself. >> your speaker time expired. thank you much. >> thank you. please-- >> thank you much. with that madam chair, that completes the queue. >> thank you. seeing no public comment, public comment is now closed. supervisor dorsey would you like to close us out? >> appreciate everybody particip

he w scott brooks's brand, adrian kennedy, have been watching some of the films on offer the cam film festival returns to relative normality after 2 years of coverage pandemic disruption ad can is taking off looking to be chalk gone again. cove. it also put breaks on the release of top gun, maverick, which will finally have its international launch. one has been sort of less mystery sure. more than 35 years after the 1986 original tom cruises, resurrection of the famous fight, a pilot is symbolic of the festivals own surgeon with $48.00 or if wanted to confirm another eagerly await new film is from called canadian filmmaker david cronum berg. after an achia high actors, the master of 40 horror dusted off a 20 year old script for his new film. crimes of the future ah, like was avenue in the body. particular. what's happening was my body vigo. mortensen lead to star studded cast as a performance artist, showcasing the metamorphosis of his own organs. the for seen a little can. razzmatazz is provided by elvis. oh, bears. lumens by a pic starring austin butler as the king of rock and roll

eugene scott, adrian elrod, thank you all. that does it for us this morning. stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. >>> hi, there. i'm stephanie ruhle. it's wednesday, june 23rd and the battle is not over yet. vice president kamala harris and senate democrats vowing to continue the fierce fight for voting rights in this country after republicans blocked the legislation late tuesday, following a 50/50 party line vote, which is far short of the 60 votes needed to move forward, at least temporarily shutting down one of president biden's top domestic priorities to override the wave of restrictive voting laws that has been sweeping across the country. >> if senators 60 years ago held that the federal government should never intervene to protect voting rights, this body would have never passed the voting rights act. the republican leader uses the language and the logic of the southern senators in the '60s who defended states' rights, and it is an indefensible position. >> there is no effort in any state in america to suppress votes based upon suppression o

austin scott. adrian smith. where's austin? thank you. thank you. glenn thompson. hi, glenn. westerman and ted yoho. thank you, fellows. thank you very much. so we're here to celebrate a really tremendous victory for the american farmer. ranchers, agriculture, incredible people. by the signing of the 2018 farm bill, very important, we have been working long and hard on this one, we were hearing it might not be able to pass this year, but i didn't want to talk to pat about that, so we passed it. we also just achieved a very historic landmark, a big additional victory as the house and senate have both passed landmark criminal justice reform and sent it to my desk for signature. that's a big thing. and ivanka and jared, i want to thank you for working so hard on that. it's incredible how you did it. so many people have called and thanked me for that and i thank mitch and everybody for the job you've done. that was an incredible achievement. i think that will go down as one of the great moments. this legislation will help thousands of former inmates and non-violent offenders get