it's critical that everyone in the city carries nal ox own. just paramedics and police officers, but every single individual, every citizen has the ability to save a life. you want every single person in the city of baltimore to have the opportunity to carry this drug in their pocket. is anyone else this. >> i hope that every city across the u.s. will follow baltimore's example, and do this. we should have the ability to save someone's listen. every person does. i can show you how to use nal ox ill in 30 seconds. >> you're dead. when i visited you you showed me how it works, it is simple, it's like sniffing something if you have a gold, a nasal inhaler. the next question is if you have an addict. you bring them back to life, how do you guarantee in this person does not go out on to the streets, uses drugs and keeps the vicious cycle going. >> we believe in something called treatment on demand, meaning that at the moment that you need treatment, you have to get it immediately. just like if you go to the er, you are seen by a doctor, if you have

es la subsidiaia nal su mÁs grande del banco estadounidense. >> vamos a otras noticias: una maestra selvÓ vidas. cuando alcanzÓ a empujar a dos personas para evitar que fueran alcanzadas por las balas. la policÍa dio mÁs detalles. [imÁgenes] pedro: asÍ llegÓ el gobernador a la escena de la sangrienta balacera que dejÓ tres muertos y nueve heridos en una sala de cine. pocos minutos despuÉs de la mÁxima autoridad regional ingresÓ para al recinto para ver cÓmo quedÓ el escenario del ataque. a la salida le preguntamos quÉ fue lo que mÁs le impresionÓ. >> pude ver los pozos de sangre dejados por las vÍctimas cuando el atacante se suicÍdo. pero se observa lo que se verÍa en cualquier sala de cine. el jefe de la policÍa dijo que la investigaciÓn determinÓ que el pistolero saliÓ del cine tras cometer el acto, fue a su carro, recargÓ su arma, regresÓ y al notar que venÍan los policÍas disparÓ tres veces al aire y luego se matÓ. >> cinco permanecen hospitalizados y cuatro han sido dados de alta. >> un hermano mayor dijo que sufrÍa de problemas mentales y la Última vez que lo vieron fue hace un m

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the three girls attended this school in east london, beth nal green academy, and since their disagreement in february another five girls had passports confiscated, who say they could follow their former school friends to syria. sensing more may follow police are running a radio campaign aimed at british ethnic minorities appealing for mothers to help. >> you can talk to your daughter about her feelings. you can see change in her behaviour, that she sa trying to travel to a conflict that millions are trying to escape. >> reporter: the metropolitan police assistant commissioner has her own message to any girl thinking of joining i.s.i.l. >> i'd say please don't do it. you are fed terrible lies people those trying to manipulate you and lure you to syria. you may be told you'd marry sa fighter. you are going to become a sexual partner, and i am sure you'll become the victim of abuse. >> 43 girls and women left. >> some teenagers, others and themselves coming into the war zone. >> chances of anything emerging unharmed happening day by day. >> the disappearance is a social and political issue.

another first - she caught the eye of the gharde nal's head coach. >> players want to the taught how to be better. they don't care who teaches it to them. she has the background and experience we are looking for as a player and coach. >> reporter: welter joins a handful of women making inroads in men's sport. >> i played 13 years of women's football, being one of the best in the world's two gold medals and no one knew i was - i existed until i took big hits by men. >> this year sara thoom as became the n.f.l.'s full-time referee. >> got the first one under my belt and becky made history when the san antonio spurs hired her. >> i'm antonio mora thank you for joining us for the latest news head to aljazeera.com. ray suarez is up next with respect "inside story". have a great evening >>> i.s.i.l. continues to take losses, but has a foothold in iraq and syria. the u.s. and allies including a long list of neighbouring countries have been pounding away at i.s.i.l. and with each passing week they are acting more like a country than an insurgency. with regional giant turkey joining the fight

the three girls attended this school in east london beth nal green academy. since the disappearance, five girls had their passports confiscated, who would follow their school mates. >> sensing more may follow police are running a radio campaign appealing for mothers to help. >> talk to your daughter about her feelings if you see change in behaviour or signs that she is about to travel to a conflict. you can reach specially trained people for advice calling 101. the police commissioner has her own message to any girl thinking of joining i.s.i.l. >> i'd say please don't do it. you are fed lies by people trying to manipulate you and lure you to travel to syria you may be told ulmary a fighter and help him. you'll be the sexual partner of someone you have not chosen and i am sure you'll be the victim of abuse. >> in the last year 43 girls and women have left some teenagers, mothers and girls, taking their children into the war zone. chances of them returning unharmed diminish day by day. for the lawyers of families represent the girls, it's a social and political

here's the call from accu weather for tonight partly cloudy, warm cecil nal. we will drop down to 64 in the suburbs. seventy-one in the city. here's the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast, hot tomorrow, more humid. high temperature up to 90 with pop up shower or thunderstorm overhead. sunshine around on monday and in at 87. heat is on, on tuesday, hot and humid high up to 91. on wednesday it is still so steamy with a high of 93. ninety-three on thursday, we had three straight days, with temperatures in the 90's next week. this could be, heat wave number three for our summer season. we will keep you posted. eighty-nine on friday. eighty-nine is beginning of the next saturday walter. >>> abc world news saturday is next on channel six, followed by fyi philly at 7:00. don't miss "action news" at ten on phl17 tonight. then we're right back here again on six abc at is 11:00. >>> for melissa magee, jeff skversky and the entire "action news" team, i'm walter perez. we will see you right back here at 11:00 o'clock. >> ♪♪ patients across the country have spoken.

we sit in a marge national nal wrist being with this frontal boundary.he core of the storm as we zoom it out one more time is way up north over the hudson bay. you will not be dealing with quite as much of the severe weather threat today but regardless we have a lot of heat building out there. we have moisture to work w downpours, frequent lightening, gusty win, that will very likely come along with anything that fires up later today. let's talk times, shall we? western counties, i would say anywhere from chester, montgomery on west and points north of the lehigh valley and poconos. we will see things fire up as early as 2:00 p.m. but up toward typical evening rush this is all approaching philadelphia and vicinity. obviously timing is less than ideal here. the coastal new jersey down the shore maybe for a week around dinner time is best time storms fire up for you. let's talk about storm threats. downpours, wind, lightening, pretty much primary concern. i don't think we have to worry about hail or tornadoes. we will keep that low on the risk level here.

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. >> response time is considerate nal dealing with fires and there may be a way to protect them. >> it help. researchers have been working on this for two years. the idea to detect earlier than firefighters can by using a satellite system. california wildfires cost taxpayers billions of dollars per year. >> it's the it means fire isn't the estimator. >> researchers have come up with the system not yet put into use. imagine a satellite that is snapping pictures every few seconds. researchers using flames and drones to get details of the fire. >> where things are burning. and how much energy is in the fire. >> the drone then claims would have mounted regular and infrared cameras. >> we can connect these and have them work together. these are fascinating. this is just credit card sized thing inside of here. >> that would then be stored and accessible to those on the ground. >> we have estimator and see if we can get to the fire before. >> if funding comes through the system could be up and running if five years. >> growing frustration tonight in tracy. residents say nudging is being done

. >> response time is considerate nal dealing with fires and there may be a way to protect them. >> it would help. researchers have been working on this for two years. the idea to detect earlier than firefighters can by using a satellite system. california wildfires cost taxpayers billions of dollars per year. >> it's the it means fire isn't the estimator. >> researchers have come up with the system not yet put into use. imagine a satellite that is snapping pictures every few seconds. researchers using flames and drones to get details of the fire. >> where things are burning. and how much energy is in the fire. >> the drone then claims would have mounted regular and infrared cameras. >> we can connect these and have them work together. these are fascinating. this is just credit card sized thing inside of here. >> that would then be stored and accessible to those on the ground. >> we have estimator and see if we can get to the fire before. >> if funding comes through the system could be up and running if five years. >> growing frustration tonight in tracy. residents say nudging is being

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the same paralytic that causes the unconclusion nal agonizing suffering. rapid intubation is done routinely giving patients a small doze of midazolam -- >> they paralyze them also with the throat local anesthetic. i read it. >> the rapid sequence intubation describes midazolam as the first line of choice -- >> it's the first line in a lot of things but it doesn't keep new in this state forever. doesn't keep you during the procedures, which is surgeries. >> it can. look at the saari article cited by their experts. the other thing i want to point out is the 16 professors brief. this is their ceiling effect in a nutshell, the figure that's in the brief. it shows that a ben do die as pam gets you there. go to that source. the source that they cite for that chart. it's the brenner textbook. read what it actually says with respect to this chart. here's what it says. benz die as peens have a ceiling effect which has suppression of oral administration. that's what the text actually says. that's what the saari article actually says. you can produce anesthesia with

. >> i was dig nal, he was -- diagonal he was to right of me from where i was at complex, and i was rice diagonal from the car, i could have been 10 feet away. lou: how many people work in the recruiting center? do you have -- do you know how many? do you knows people. >> definitely, you know we came great friends with a lot of people who work there, there are several offices with air force, national guard, army, marines and navy, we see them all of the time. lou: it is a big facility? >> it is -- they is separate offices and doors, so they are connected, you know next to each other. lou: and no one is -- as you were looking toward the car, you -- do you have some idea of how long he are was firing into the facilities? >> it was really quick, like i walked out of the kitchen, my attendtion was drawn to the gun, i know within a minute after he sped off whole ordeal 1 to 3 minutes. >> and did you and your colleagues did you go to recruiting center to see -- >> i did. i personally did, as soon as he pulled off, i soon him pull to main road, he pulled off i ran outside, with other military p

she's nal temperatures are returning to the bay area. here's the blow off from that hurricane and downsized to a tropical storm and then a tropical depression and an area of low pressure. we'll be less humid as the tropical moisture that we see here as it exits to the east and it continues to enhance the marine layer this morning. it's a return of a hon onshore flow. we'll see burnoff in the bay area. it's low 90s in sacramento, and down to the triple digits. 101 aneroid, a string of 60s will align. 70s and 80s around the peninsula, and absolutely below average average in livermore, 82, out of the 90s to the low 80s. we're talking about seasonal conditions except for a dip in the temperatures on thursday. as are back in town to host donaldson, and the toronto bluejays, frank? >>> how a man running for police appears to be landed in a situation he couldn't wriggle out of. >> we're going to recap the day of a man who walked with a check of $1.8 million ♪ ♪ ♪ you're only young once. unless you have a subaru. (announcer) the subaru xv crosst

>> preliminary hearings are for nal fallty. thing that has to be proved to keep the defendant behind bars. there is certainly enough here. the dna on pizza crust is alone. this guy was not friends with the victim. would not invite him over for pizza. there was no legitimate reason for him to be in the house. that alone would keep him behind bars. i would like to see other evidence because no way this man acted alone. heather: do he have this to release the other evidence at this point no. >> no. the defense attorney can question the evidence, and police involved in some investigation. there were also federal agents involved in this investigation. during the questioning there may be more evidence that comes out but the prosecution is going to try to hold that information close so they don't give as much information, to try not to sort of tip their hat. that will be a big part of it as well. heather: where would it move from here? after this hearing today what happens next? >> let's assume pro form ma. he is not going anywhere. p

. >> well, we've heard the term need nal hay stack and that's so sure.hey're probably for something about the size of a soccer ball with two kids. so it is very, very difficult. especially from the air. it is extremely difficult. depending on what type of search patterns they're doing. you can see we're searching a very, very large area. they have gulf stream to contend with that will carry them quite quickly rather than staying close to the boat. so it is a very, very difficult operation that the united states coast guard is doing. >> to give the audience some takeaway here, if anybody ever finds themselves in a situation where their boats cam size or in the water, the first thing is to stay with the boat itself, correct? >> absolutely. try and stay with that boat. so with them not being with the boat, you saw how quickly they were away from the boat. the other thing is the survival gear with the gps signals. hopefully they had a cooler with them that might have had some water bottles. so they may be drinking it very slowly and keeping that lasting as l

operative, out there trying to make issues of the foundation that have been disproved by every objective nal sis including the "wall street journal." >> but they said there is no smoking gun. >> they said no evidence showing favoritism. >> and the -- >> excuss -- excuse me megyn. the reason you don't see the e mails or e mail attacks or attacks from the foundation registering in polls because hillary clinton holds a 40% lead over her democratic competitors nationwide and leading over the republicans dramatically too. >> she is leading bernie and other guys whose names escape me easily. she's the favorite for the democratic nomination how is she going to get away with saying six out of ten voters thinking she's not honest is part of a right wing conspiracy? >> when you look at polling, and this is important. when anyone goes from enters the political sphere trust worthy issue goes down. also worse before they run. when the ask the question do you trust hillary clinton to fight for you? stand up for you? she leads all of the republicans and democrats. >> we don't trust her, but trust her to fi

there's some significant tech nals. technicals. here is the way i want to look at it.o date chart. what should jump out at you is, no, that's not a crazy jack-o'-lante jack-o'-lantern stencil for a pumpkin. the spread has been hovering at 152 and 161. the average is 157 basis points. take 157 basis points on the spread, okay, and you add 105 meaning can boone yields go to 105, what does that result in? it results in a yield for our ten year of 262 which is a significant level for other forms of technical analysis. instead of thinking about global slowing and all the papers and research well done that i get on an almost hourly basis saying yields will go lower, reflections on demand, what gold is doing, normalization of rates, how that's going to affect leverage and carry and bother owing, i get it. in the end we can make it simple. do you think a boon could trade 105 basis points? i do. if that's the case i would be surprised if we don't test higher yields in u.s. treasuries. does it make sense? i understand global growth will keep a led foot on interest rates but exac

overnight mainly cloudy, it is cecil nal. we're at 64 for overnight low. for your friday, partly sunny just a stray shower, off to the south and 83 will be the day time high. here's your saturday forecast and you will notice i have lowered the numbers a little bit because cloud cover that may try to move in with that system off to the south. i don't think we will get better than 80 in the city. seventy's in the shore and poconos. we could have a a shower or then are storm anytime. they will be scattered, it is not a wash out but it is also not a beautiful sunny warm, fourth of july, what is beautiful, sunny and warm, sunday 86 degrees. we will see some sun. beautiful day three, of the three day weekend. stay there we will be right ba fourth of july weekend is getting off to a tasty start you can say. "eyewitness news" on independent mall where wawa celebrated its 23rd annual hoagie day. thinks all part of the welcome america festival. that means wawa gave away 5 tons of meaty cheesy goodness to thousands office people. the event honored america's armed for

route 606 is a krit nal north/south link between the dulles green way and route 50. it is bordered by dulles airport, homes and businesses. this morning, officials broke ground on a project to widen route 606 to a four-lane divided highway. right now the road carries three times the traffic that it should and sees hundreds of accidents each year. >> it is probably the biggest challenge that we have right now you have a road during the rush hour times where people are stuck for almost as much as 45 minutes. >> that project is expected to last about two years. >>> coming up, this looks more like the waterfront in miami here but it's going to be the district in just a couple of short years. we will show you more of this dramatic change to life on the banks of our potomac. >>> plus, outrage after a murder suspect in montgomery county is allowed to go free. find out why the judge let him walk. >>> and if you have seen the #remembering rebecca, we have the story of how one young woman changed lives in virginia and across the world with one bucket list. why are we watching

minimum wage to rise each year and a number of states passed minimum wage laws that also index the nal minimum wages to raise each s year. that's a completely rational approach and would avoid the need to have these fights every 5, 10 or 15 years.t a dece how do we adjust wage levels so ork. people who work for a living can tom is make a decent living.nts. >> tom has been waiting on the line for independents. you're on the "washington journal." >> caller: good morning. thank you. i want to go back to the minimum wage. you've been talking about it for a little bit.ach year i made some notes about this. someone said the increase would heard be indexed. and i heard words like obscene to describe the current situation. if i'm correct, it's the increase would be from approximately $24,000 to $50,000 a year where this would kick in. i could get behind that if it was an increase to say $30,000 and we do something about an increase on minimum wage and index it as well. for people above $30,000 or whatever, how about putting a an maximum number of hours that employees can work so that they d up

nal" and it is at 7:00 a.m. more on the deal with iran and the lobbying efforts going on in washington. also, we will check in with andrew selee to talk about mexico's fight on organized crime and money and politics, dave leventhal of the center for public integrity -- who is winning the money race in campaign 2016? we hope you two in tomorrow morning. "newsmakers" is coming up next. thank you for joining us on this sunday. i hope you enjoy the rest of your weekend and have a great week ahead. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> next, "newsmakers" with labor secretary thomas perez. then homeland security secretary jeh johnson at a house hearing on immigration enforcement. after that, president obama talks with reporters about the iran nuclear deal and other issues. >> this week on "newsmakers," u.s. secretary of labor, her as. thank you for being here. we also have melanie trottman, labor reporter with the "

based on at nal sis of the final order. should we factor based approach to measuring systemic importance and financial stability? >> so the staff looked at the detailed circumstances surrounding the characteristics of this particular merger. and tried to arrive at a reasoned judgment. taking many different factors into account of whether or not this would create a financial stability threat. and they didn't use just a formulaic approach, but they looked at the details of the situation. >> so the factor-based model worked in this case? >> they listed a number of factors that they took into consideration. and that's a useful, that's a useful list. but then they did detailed analysis. >> chair yellen. this month marks five years since the enactment of the dodd-frank act. at the signing ceremony, president obama claimed that the law would help lift our economy and lead us all to a stronger future. since that time the law has resulted in 400 new government mandates which research has shown will reduce gross domestic product by $

we had an accident near concord, this is 680 and burr nal avenue, motorcycle -- not a motorcycle, onecycle was in the north lane. we'll talk more about that. i also want to quick you an update to the altamonte crash. we were sauking about the sunol grade and the brush fire. this update from chp. only 4 acre grass fire and it seems as though they have wraps on this. we will continue to follow that as things move along, guys, back over to you. >>> let's get a visual on it now. thank you very much. breaking news, as you mentioned there is a fire, a brush fire going on in sunol right now. hard to he see through all of that smoke, but you can see the fire line actually etched out there at the top of your screen. that fire broke out around 4:30 in sunol. the area is near cal var ras and geary roads as anthony just mentioned a second ago looks like they've started to be able to contain it. it is near property owned by san francisco water company. so far it had burned 20 acres, we're told it's in a remote area and no structures are threatened at this point. >> if you've driven by that area yo

based upon that finding it sounds like validated ex-trim nal data does exist for those operating outside of it, is that correct? ? >> yes, sir. >> are the protocols reevaluated review fine-- routinely? >> that's something we looking at. to make sure people were following the protocols they had, to show that there was no willful disregard. >> it was not willful. but what the graph shows that they were working outside of that gray box that kind of shows the experimental parameters that should are been the should have been the foundation for this work. how is that decision made to move outside of that realm. and if you noted it wasn't just dougway, all of the labs were outside of that area. >> somebody did make the decision. and we need to know because we like to think that there's a scientific rule set up that they're pollfollowing and that all the labs are following that too. let me ask, in response to these most recent shipments of live anthrax, have any of your agencies made any personnel changes or referred anyone for prosecutions for these actions? have either one of your agencies don

and carn nal has gotten approve at least from the u.s.rom the commerce department and treasury, 18 passengers to cuba next may. this is part of a new brand of travel by carnival. it focuses on volunteerism. where passengers will get off and he had will do things like teach english and help with agriculture and work in factories. and it is an increasing brand of tourism that we are seeing across the world. estimated about 2 million people took volunteerism vacations in the past year alone. >>> and not such a good day for a silicon valley chip maker. the advanced micro devices warned that its second quarter revenue would fall more than previously forecasted. mainly due to weaker pc demand from consumers. >>> and lower prices, as did sells more chips to other prices like enterprise and amd shares are as a result diving down 17% in the early going. >>> emergency meeting under way in brus sells with greece and the european creditors, perhaps one last time, to finally reach a deal. before greece potentially has to exit the euro zone. let's take

physical part but to have somebody like her working the mental toughness part has been really exception nal. >> reporter: we also have some video of carli lloyd, when she won the golden ball and that was because she was mvp of the tournament, best player in the tournament. you know what that was? >> yeah, it is basically, the best player. i mean she scored three goals in the final, so i don't see how any one else would get the mvp. >> yeah. >> that is right. >> and the goalie, you played goalie and hope solo also won the award. >> she won the golden glove which is best goalie of the tournament. >> what is the golden boot. >> the golden beauties for like the best kicker i guess, the most goals. >> high scorer. >> that is a boost for you. i'm kind of describing boost because i have never had boost before mr. mayor. it is like watered down coca kohler. >> if you remember way back when we were younger there was a coke syrup. this is very similar. >> it is just a syrup. >> it is very sweet. >> who is this dude, do you know that guy. >> this is jim, another delran resident. he is very exited to d

with close area nal sier analysy will be able to tell if it's from the mm mh370.ted that far. the currents -- there are ocean currents which go from east to west. and the other thing is that back on the 13th, about five -- four days after the aircraft disappeared, i hypothesized the aircraft could have laid on a track between madagascar and australia. that's where the fuel endurance would like on a line there. not as far as madagascar because there wasn't enough fuel for that. i think the most important thing right now is to correctly identify that part. >> that shouldn't take very long for boeing to determine that this is a flaperon, part of wing, right? >> it could be one of the flaps which is on the trailing edge of the wing, both wings. that's used to change the shape of the wing, in order words to allow you an aircraft to fly slower for takeoff and landing. many of these aluminum parts of the aircraft actually are either honeycomb or have air pockets inside them so they can -- >> even if they confirm it's part of that plane, it doesn't necessarily bring us cl

efforts failed in the past two correct me if i am wrong nal sessions. republicans blame environment tal regulations. the regulations are designed to perfect. it would have more water for the farm belt. >>> state officials are ordering an end to grassy laws. this is in an effort to prevent water waste. it eliminates grass from new commercial buildings and reduce grass at the homes. the state already updated it's minimum standards. >>> accused him of taking water he was entitled to for his 60-acre ranch. the board voted yesterday to accept the bill. a private was ex -- which is years after they told him not to do this. that's why they set up the sting. >> that is bad. >>> i saw a really nice car the other day on the road. here we got a lot of sunshine. it is coming down really nicely. temperatures expected to start climbing. this is what we are seeing in the inland east bay. it is different story when you are outon the peninsula. these are the clouds in the airport. we have delays this morning. the airport has difficulty when the viz viblety gets low. low

. >>> we have ed gilbert on the line with the milwaukee journal sent nal. good morning craig. craig, are you there. mr. walker, governor walker is launching his campaign we understand at the same spot where he celebrated his recall victory a couple of years ago. what is that spot? what is the symbolism there? >> the spot is called the walk i shaw county expo center. the symbolism is twofold. his recall fight and victory is the foundation of his candidacy. it is really impossible to imagine his running for president without the recall. it is what sets him apart in his own mind. it truly does set him apart from others in the field. only the third recall in american governor history and the first time a governor survived a recall. the basis for his campaign message and argument that there are fighters out there in the field an winners out there in the field. he is a fighter and a winner. the other piece of symbol ish is wau ka shaw county where he is doing this announcement and not his home county, which is milwaukee, which happens to be a democratic county. the best performing r

. >>> one kid learns a tough way what every stuffed an nal already knows, once you get into the clawholding ice cream because sonic has new flavors today. they're in bikinis because a new story says the bikini is about to bite the dust. not so, says an expert on our show. >>s it here to stay. so is surfing. we need a mechanical surfboard. >> did we really need the news item to defend bikinis? >> they self defend. >> brian kil kilmeade is off today so say good morning to mr. ed. >> hello. >> sound effects are great. >> the horse is a horse, of course, of course. >>> great to have you. we'll talk politics with your buddy but first, ainsley hart has a fox news alert. >>> a true hollywood tragedy, bobbi kristina brown, daughter of whitney houston and bobby brown is dead today. passing away six months after she was found face down in a bathtub in her georgia home. charges could be brought against her boyfriend, nick gordon. >>> joe jackson, father of the late michael jackson, is in the hospital in intensive care after suffering a stroke down in brazil. jackson is 87 years old. >>> the coa

. >>> septa is having problems selling the ream nal passes for pope francis' visit in september.them will not be permitted on the trains during the pope's visit. it will cost $5. >>> a mother charged with killing her toddler after he was thrown off a bridge. police arrested 19-year-old johnisha perry and we'll have more in 25 minutes. >>> it's funday monday and we are with the iconic hollywood beauty who became a worldwide sex symbol bo derek. it was 36 years ago when bo ran down the beach in slow motion. every single guy had the poster. nothing but a skimpy nude colored swimsuit as part of a dream sequence in the ludly moore film "10." >> now bo is sinking her teeth into a new role-playing a mother and grandmother in "sharknado 3: oh, hell no." the movie everybody wants to be in but only the chosen few -- >> yes. >> we're so happy we're starring in a movie with you. >> it's a kamocameo, hoda! >> i play tara reid's mother and grandmother to her children. it was fun. it was just silly and fun. the movie is great. it's a social event. nobody will be watching this at home alone. it'

press reported that in only one year the settlers had built more than four miles calf nal more than 10 miles of roads all to access timber and farmlands and other things they would need as they build this community. one reporter noted the spirit of industry and perseverance in the people as manifest. their actions are kind and benevolent toward one another and they will make this a great place for future generations. the past 150 years have proven these words to be true. today the county's home to many hardworking residents. people who work in a unique lie beautiful rural setting. the county enjoys a world famous a.t.v. trail, boating, fishing, hunting and horseback riding. i'm proud to represent the county. they represent some of the best people that our nation has to offer. and i wish them success as they celebrate their 150th anniversary. with that mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. veasey: mr. speaker, i rise today to mark the approach