nevada is winning too much, we can't take it. dean is going to come to the oval office, he's going to say, mr. president, please, sir stop winning so much, the people of nevada can't take it any longer. and what am i going to say? i'm going to say sorry, dean we're going to keep it going. look, here's the story. we really have turned it around. we're respected again as a country. every time a person comes in to the oval office, a president a king, a queen a prime minister, they say mr. president congratulations on what you've done with this country. that's true. [cheers and applause] we've never seen anything like it. all the time, i mean i mean all, almost all, i have to be a little bit otherwise i'll get it, almost all the time they say congratulations. some of them are saying that they're emulating us, but most importantly, again, we are respected. we are really respected for what we're doing, and it's been a long time since our country has been respected. but we're respected again. [cheers and applause] so i love this state,

and i am thrilled to be back in nevada! always have to say that name just right. with thousands of proud hard-working american patriots, the people of nevada love our country, honor our values and always respect our great american flag. [cheering and applauding] and except for a lot of the fake news that you see from the people back here -- [crowd jeering] president trump: this is an incredible time for our country. [cheering and applauding] america is winning again. [cheering and applauding] america is being respected again. [cheering and applauding] because we are finally putting america first again. [cheering and applauding] we have the best economy in our history. [cheering and applauding] and i have to tell you this, if our opponent got into office, which would have been a very, very sad, sad period of time, instead of your -- [crowd chanting] president trump: it is a pretty sad day, isn't it? don't worry, it is all going to get better. it is all going to get better, but if our opponent got into office, your 401(k)'s,

>>> fuimos nevada, porque es un nevado que estÁ haciendo historia,ente de nevada votÓ por la primeraueremos recordar a los 800 mil latinos que viven ahÍ que salgan a votar. y esto nos dijo. >>> cuÉntanos ¿cuÁl fue la estrategia de ustedes para registrar a esa comunidad tan gr grande latina que estÁ en nevada?. >>> felicidad te acuerdas cuand "los jÓvenes ganaran". una escuela que hay 70% de los estudiantes son latinos y asÍ que fuimos ahÍ precisamente para preregistrar a los latinos que dentro de poco podrÁn votar. querÍamos educar le que eso es privilegio, que votar es un privilegio y es la energÍa que habÍa na la escuela. >>> es importante que los estudiantes estÉn involucrados y voten y se registren. ellos tienen los derechos y es para ayudarles a nuestros padres y a nuestros abuelos. >>> estamos aquÍ con el proyecto inside out, estamos registrando a los jÓvenes de 17 para votar. sÍ se puede. >>> es importante que les digas tÚ a estos latinos que piensan que su voto no es importante ¿por quÉ si lo es?. >>> pues a esas personas les digo es que es un privilegio y segundo que voten p

the gentleman from nevada is ecognized. mr. kihuen: i yield three minutes to the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. lynch. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. lynch: i rise in support the financial technology protection act. i would like to thank the financial services committee, chairman hensarling and ranking member waters in helping to guide this bill through the committee process. i'm pleased this legislation was passed through the committee unanimously when it was marked up back in july. i would like to thank my colleague, mr. budd, for his good work on this important legislation. this is truly been a bipartisan effort. mr. speaker, by a strange cow independent sidens i was elected on september 11, 2001, the day of the attacks on the united states, new york and the pentagon and western pennsylvania. since my arrival here in washington and throughout my time in congress, i have taken an active interest in cutting off the flow of funding to terrorists and other illicit actors. i'm very pleased to say man

thank you to nevada governor ryan sandoval for being such a strong advocate for nevada's veterans.hank you. we are also very grateful to be joined by nevada attorney -- adamadam lack saw laxalt. i would like to ask all of the veterans with us now to please proudly stand. [applause] that's great. that's great. you are fantastic people. you're really fantastic people. please, thank you. you really are. and we are fighting to make sure you get the care that you so richly earned. and today's legislation is one more promise that the trump administration is keeping. we've done a lot of promises and we've kept them all. this is another one for the veterans. with this funding bill we've increased the v.a.'s funding to the largest ever. we are delivering the resources needed to implement crucial v.a. reforms that, as you know, we have gotten. tore are some reforms deliver to our great veterans, just as i said i would. constantly on the campaign trail. you back to me, and i back you, that's the way it works, right? that's the way it's supposed to work and life. with our booming economy, whic

nevada is winning too much. we can't stand it. we just can't take it. and dean's going to come to the oval office and say mr. president please, sir, stop winning so much. the people of nevada can't take it any longer, and with what am going to say? i'm going to say, sorry, dean. we're going to keep it going. look, here's the story. we really have around. we're respecteded again as a country. every time a person comes in to the offense oval office, a president, a king, a queen, a prime minister, they say mr. president congratulations on what you've done with turned it

i grew up in a mining town in nevada. it was 2000 feet above sea level, and a good instance from the nearest city. there was nobody around there. i was growing up, my mother was college, andgo to was -- she was a widow. rders to feedep boa us and everything. in that small town, i worked for a lady who owned a dress shop and i got to know my teachers very well. and i know i wanted -- i really wanted to be a lawyer, but i knew we could not afford it. so i settled on journalism. followed my nose that way. the university of nevada one year, where i worked as a secretary, i worked to the university of missouri the next semester, because they had the best journalism school in town. there was i did that, a man who came into the -- i forgot to mention that i also worked during the week and weekends in a weekly newspaper in ely, nevada. and that man was a politician. he was also state senator, charles russell, who later became governor. and that was the path that i chose. i went to the university of missouri for the first semester

i am a use organizer here in nevada -- a youth organizer here in nevada. studentlitical science at the university of nevada las vegas. we all have that one person that we care about. that one person that we cannot live without, the person we can count on, no matter what the situation is. my father was a person for me. i cannot picture my life without him, until i had to. my father was deported when i was eight years old. that changed my life forever. we tried to keep our family together. my eight month old sister and my mother me back to mexico, but ended up coming back after just a year and half. when we came back, my mom tried her best to keep things normal, but things weren't normal. i didn't have at that. , and idn't have a dad was confused, and i was scared. but i can tell you, 12 years later, i'm not scared anymore. i'm not scared, i'm angry. and it's that angered that motivates me to go out into my community every single day and talk to as many people as i can and knock on his many doors as i can tell them, it's time to vote. if you can vote, you sh

dulce: las vegas, nevada.onstrucciÓn no se da abasto en contratar y mantener su mano de obra. >> somos una ciudad Única que nos encargamos el futuro de nuestra ciudad. carreteras, la industria de los casinos. de los futuros proyectos que todos compiten. dulce: la escasez de trabajadores de construcciÓn a llevado a sindicatos a reclutar a estudiantes de las escuelas preparatorias. participan en programas de aprendizaje para obtener las habilidades requeridas para este intenso trabajo. >> el lunes tuve trabajo. dulce: a sus 23 aÑos edad de daca, ya es propietario de una casa, una camioneta. dice que alcanzÓ su sueÑo americanoy todo se lo debe a este trabajo. >> dan muchos beneficios. ya soy alguien en estados unidos. dulce: el vicepresidente de ese sindicato comprende que para algunos padres la idea que sus hijos trabajan en construcciÓn no sea tan fÁcilmente asegurada. >> lo tienen que ver como un paso para ellos en la vida porque van a ganar bien. tal vez por esta razÓn aprecien la vida de regresar a estudiar

dulce: las vegas, nevada. construcciÓn no se da abasto en contratar y mantener su mano de obra. >> somos una ciudad Única que nos encargamos el futuro de nuestra ciudad. carreteras, la industria de los casinos. de los futuros proyectos que todos compiten. dulce: la escasez de trabajadores de construcciÓn a llevado a sindicatos a reclutar a estudiantes de las escuelas preparatorias. participan en programas de aprendizaje para obtener las habilidades requeridas para este intenso trabajo. >> el lunes tuve trabajo. 23 aÑ josÉ camacho un beneficiario de daca, ya es propietario de una casa, una camioneta. dice que alcanzÓ su sueÑo americanoy todo se lo debe a este trabajo. >> dan muchos beneficios. ya soy alguien en estados unidos. dulce: el vicepresidente de ese sindicato comprende que para algunos padres la idea que sus hijos trabajan en construcciÓn no sea tan fÁcilmente asegurada. >> lo tienen que ver como un paso para ellos en la vida porque van a ganar bien. tal vez por esta razÓn aprecien la vida de regresar

and i'm thrilled to be back in nevada. [cheers and applause] you always have to say that name just right. with thousands of proud, hardworking american patriots. the people of nevada love our country, honor our values, and always respect our great american flag. [applause] and, except for a lot of the fake news that you see from these people back here. [boos] this is an incredible time for our country. america is winning again. [cheers and applause] america is being respected again. [cheers and applause] because we are finally putting america first again. [cheers and applause] [applause] we have the best economy in our history. [cheers and applause] and i have to tell you this, if our opponent got into office -- which would have been a very sad, sad period of time. [chanting "lock her up"] it is a pretty sad day, isn't it? don't worry, it is going to all get better. it's all going to get better. [cheers and applause] but if our opponent got into office, your 401(k)s, instead of being up 52% in a short period of time, would

democrats was been the most in nevada second after florida. they will pull out of florida at some point. jonathan: you do? steven: i think they've will realize it is a money pit and they are unhappy with nelson. it is a tough choice for them. missouri is an expensive spend. that will be one of our top expenses. northe a lot about dakota, but it is a cheap date. it will be less of a drain on the treasury. alexi: what he thinks senate democratic candidates are doing well this cycle? steven: raising money. part of it is they are mostly incumbents. they had six years to build up bank accounts, but democrats have cracked the code, especially on low dollar fundraising that is cheap to do, relatively low transaction costs come and yet able to raise large amounts of money. that matters. , claire at missouri mccaskill had four times as much money as josh holly. that makes a difference. i think they have done a good job on that. i think joe donnelly has done a good job, figuring out how to thread the needle come voting with trump only 40% of the time. h

. >> an armed robbery in nevada. >> yeah. >> that nevada armed robbery occurred in 2010, a year and afore the shootings. spellman and some accomplices broke into a home in a las vegas suburb and held a family hostage before robbing them and taking off. >> anybody get killed? >> no. >> and at the time of the shootings in 2012, dylan spellman was in the corpus christi area awaiting sentencing for the nevada armed robbery. >> he'd been sent here to stay with a friend. >> what intrigued chavez were some unusual similarities between the nevada crime and the shootings in texas. >> as we start going through that case file, we started seeing more and more things that are lining up with what we're looking at. >> for example? >> the use of numbers. >> remember, kristene had said the shooter referred to her and mollie as girl one and girl two. >> he used numbers in that other crime? >> yes. they referred to each other by number in that particular crime. >> the similarities between the two crimes didn't end there. >> in the nevada home invasion, where the victims bound? >> yes, they were. >> he's

maine, nevada, mexico, colorado and new hampshire. i lived in texas for a long time and was a professor at texas state university, the fact is texas does not perform well on personal freedom. we can go into that more in the q&a. now, the overall rankings. here, we have vermont at 46, new jersey at 47, california, hawaii and new york. they are worst by far. we'll see some of that data. they are not even close. as far as the best states, florida's number one followed by new hampshire, indiana, colorado, and nevada. those are the top five. florida is a new number one compared to the last published version of this. that's exciting to see something interesting and different there. it was not something we expected when we ran the data. the proof of the pudding is in the eating. you look at the data and that is what pops out. i'm going to turn it over to jason to talk about the implications of the freedom rankings and freedom scores. thank you. >> thank you. i would like to next take a look at how some of the top and bottom states have evolv

rosen does not represent nevada's values. she represents the extreme liberal values of her out-of-state donors funding almost 90% of her campaign. but even that, just so you understand that, she is going to do whatever pelosi and schumer tell her to do, okay? it doesn't matter. every one of them, they come in, "we want to be bipartisan." they never vote for us. jackie rosen voted no on tax cuts. you know that. she voted for the disaster which is really big change -- we got rid of the individual mandate, the most unpopular thing. the disaster known as obamacare. jacky rosen voted against case s law. and she voted in favor of deadly sanctuary cities, which nobody wants. and jacky rosen voted against the va accountability act. how do you do that? how do you do that? so she really, if you think about it, she voted for criminal aliens against veterans. a for criminal aliens against citizens of our country. that is where she is. you don't want it. a vote for wacky jacky is a vote for the extreme agenda of those people. that is pelo

at theink we are looking newest rivalry in sports, new jersey versus nevada.was the second out of the gate when atlantic city opened three decades ago. -- the unions were trying to get this to offer play -- to let places other than nevada offer sports betting and they feel like they are taking the leadership now. you can bet with a credit card in this state, and even nevada does not let you do that easily. it is a fast growing business, no doubt. david: as i understand it, new jersey has three point million dollars in sports building and nevada has 200 $49 million and that's a big gap. closes a big get up to but it's closing quickly. and nevada appears to be growing as well, we are seeing a weolution -- revolution and will see partnerships between teams and gambling companies, both marketing lies and all kinds of other -- marketing wise and all kinds of other options. it looks like a strong start. david: if this goes the way new jersey helps, who benefits? the state of new jersey? companies? >> the state gets a cup -- cut either way. the way the laws have been

wayne dice, nevada highway patrol: "i've got some narcan if we need to use it." ...a drug no nevada highwayever had to use before.natsbut while on this call -- between searchlight and laughlin -- dice says he was grateful he had it.sgt. wayne dice, nevada highway patrol: "based on the training that we had, it did exactly what it was supposed to."nats sgt. wayne dice, nevada highway patrol: "for him to come out of being on the verge of death, not breathing, you know, pinpointed eyes, cold and clammy skin, and for him to come back 7 to 10 minutes later, that's pretty remarkable."natsthe man was airlifted to the hospital.nats ...he survived.in june, n-h-p troopers started carrying narcan -- or naloxone -- to counteract possible heroin or opioid overdoses.sgt. wayne dice, nevada highway patrol: "it's amazing what something like this can do to the human body to kind of bring somebody back."without the narcan, dice says he thinks the man would have died.natsthe sergeant says he happened to be in the right place, at the right time. sgt. wayne dice, nevada highway patrol: "he has a mom and dad, he'

then nevada. dean heller trying to hang on. he bucked a nevada tie for barack obama.rats really need to pick him off to get back to the senate. >> this is why polls can be very confusing. wildly different. >> each party, the republicans can say he's up nine. democrats can say he's down two. everybody gets their own poll. >> i want to see what happens. >> thank you very much. >>> president trump will travel to las vegas to stump for dean heller tonight. joining me is the editor of the nevada independent. no one better to have on when talking about nevada. dean heller was almost up with of the poster children for the never trump movement a long time ago. that's since changed. does it help or hurt him? >> it might do a little of both. heller said he was 99% against the president in 2016 and now he's in love with him. the question is battling that how much he excites the democratic race to come out and vote. >> how is jackie rosen looking? >> steve mentions the poll. it's a bit different from some of the other polls. i don't think all polls are created equal. it shows thi

dean heller in nevada, who is in a very difficult race, purple state, state that the president lost,ters. he's embracing the president after initially distancing himself early on in the trump presidency because he's made the calculation he needs to hug on to the president very tightly because he needs to drive up support. it's different anyway lot of ways in past election cycles where a presses who has been very unpopular, the party runs away from. so many are embracing him. >> it's true, nevada will be one to watch to see whether or not that workers whether it's better to stay away. >> coming up, reporter also share a page from their noteb noteboks, including how democrats will map out their investigation if they do win the house. from insurance to savings to retirement, it takes someone with experience and knowledge who can help me build a complete plan. brian, my certified financial planner™ professional, is committed to working in my best interest. i call it my "comfortable future plan," and it's all possible with a cfp® professional. find your certified financial planner™ profes

i am the youth organizer here in nevada. i am a born and raised nevadan and a political science student at the university of nevada las vegas. go rebels! so we all have that one person that we care about, in a one person that we can't live without, the person we can count on no matter what the situation is. my father was that person for me. i couldn't picture my life without him. until i had to. my father was deported when i was 8 years old. that changed my life forever. we try to keep our family together. my 8-month-old sister, my mom and i moved to mexico but independented up coming back after just a year and a half. when we came back my mom tried her best to keep thing normal. but things weren't normal. i didn't have a dad. and i was confused. and i was scared. but i can tell you, 12 years later i'm not scared anymore. i'm not scared. i'm angry! and it's that anger that motivates me to go out to my community every single day and talk to as many people as i can and knock on as many doors as i can and call as many people as

we're standing up for your values, we're standing up for nevada, and we're standing up for our great national anthem. [cheers and applause] so we're going to do things. yeah know wh i've been saying, we're going to start winning again. we're winning now bigger than i ever thought. who would have thought this was going to happen. we thought it was going to happen but not this fast. remember this. all during our campaign i said we're going to start winning again, and you're going to have your representative, dean he

remarks. >> again we are here at the southern nevada health care system v.a. facility. a president trump will be here shortly. he will be signing a bill here today. that includes funding for the v.a. department, as well as water projects and military construction. president trump will be in missouri this evening. you can watch that live at 7:30 eastern time on c-span two. are yourn networks primary source for campaign 2018 we will have live coverage from former vice president joe biden. he will be talking about a search for the cure for cancer. evening, more live coverage from the campaign trail in texas as republican senator ted cruz faces democratic challenger congressman rourke in dallas for a debate. we will have that live for you on c-span as well. just waiting for president trump's remarks here at the v.a. facility in vegas. >> while we are waiting for the president's remarks, we will take a look at some of today's washington journal. >> we are joined i michael with the group issue one. a new body of work, taking a look at this topic of dark money. good

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nevada compared to california. california has probably the best weather in the world, lots of cities, lots of things to do, mountains, beaches, hollywood and yet 6% of their population has flowed out during that time on net and nevada is growing. or you look at the difference between illinois and indiana. indiana has lost a little bit of population like a lot of the rust belt states, but compare that to illinois where they've lost 10% of their population on net. and illinois has a great city like chicago that's a magnet both in terms of economic dynamism and it's a great city, lots to do. and so if you compare indiana to illinois, you can see that there's a freedom advantage there. you see it between massachusetts and new hampshire, vermont and new hampshire. and it's really had an ared to-- hard to look at comparisons and say, yeah, we don't think that freedom matters. even if you didn't do analysis that we do. >> and people moving out of new york after new jersey, and then we look at the age demographics are peop

the five heaping praise on nevada's incumbent senator while ripping his democratic opponent apparentlyepublicans when it comes to midterm messaging. whether the change will get republicans to the polls in droves. we debate. >> remember this, . jackie rosen, she doesn't get i it.ot we also know that you can avoid drama by getting an annual check-up. so go, know, and take control of your health. it could save your life. cigna. together, all the way. it could save your life. if you're waiting patiently for a liver transplant, it could cost you your life. it's time to get out of line with upmc. at upmc, living-donor transplants put you first. so you don't die waiting. upmc does more living-donor liver transplants than any other center in the nation. find out more and get out of line today. >> the congress who fully fund veterans affairs, it's a big deal he's been really great. i just want to say there's been no better friend. you know what? a vote for wacky jackie is a vote for the extreme agenda of those people. >> jessica: president trump in nevada last night for republican senate candid

in nevada, in seats that democrats hold, nevada three and nevada four, we have great recruits.resent hardy, who was the congressman from nevada for two years, is running against steve, the same person he beat, in a mid term cycle much like the cycle he won in although slightly different climate but crescent is polling ahead. -- cersent is polling ahead. and danny in nevada three, that's jacky rosen's seat. there are some of our recruits. i could go all day. those are great recruits you should pay attention to. i don't know if they all win but they will all be close and they will all need -- democrats will need to spend big money in those races if they want to compete because we have great candidates ahead. >> when you mentioned so many of your favorite recruits here, at least half the names you mentioned were women, a number of women of color, but if you look at the republican party overall, at a time when women are flooding the ballot on the democratic side, it looks like there will be fewer republican women in the house come january. mr. stivers: i don't think that's true. se

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a lot of independents in nevada.kie rosen and many folks have been firing up the democratic base there. dean heller is in trouble. he might lose his seat. i don't see how donald trump necessarily helps him in the state. >> jake, because hillary clinton -- hillary clinton won nevada. i mean, like it has -- it's been close every time. >> nevada is a tough state. >> but it has gone democratic. is embracing donald trump if you're dean heller. >> the republican party is a far different party. this president owns this party so heller has one chance, this is it. may not be the best chance, but that's his chance to win in nevada. >> as they say in vegas, double down. >> absolutely. >> that's the hill he's going to die on. >> if you can get people to turn out to a rally and stand in line and wait four hours, they are going to come out and work. >> that's not true. i worked for bernie sanders. >> that's not true. >> they care less about the candidates and more about president trump airing his grievances of the week. may mentio

the presiding officer: the senator from nevada. mr. heller: thank you, madam president. it has been nearly a year since a madman's actions devastated vegas. 58 innocent people lost their lives. over 800 people were injured and many of them continue to face a long road to physical and emotional recovery. know that you're not alone on that road. we support you and we're praying for you. our community sl still grieving -- is still grieving and it will never be the same, but hatred and fear will never win, that's because one man's horrific actions exposed humanity. las vegas showed what it means to be vegas strong and i had the honor of experiencing it firsthand in the eyes and voices of those who survived and those who are eager to help others. on that tragic night so many ordinary nevadans made the choice to be extra -- extraordinary. they took the shirts off their backs, and used their shirts to stop strangers from bleeding to death. some used festival barriers and others used their vehicles to transport the wounded to their hospital. a marine iraq war veteran mlgd to --

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here to fill us in the dean of nevada politics john lawson editor of the nevada independent.ing one point ahead of dean heller, why is she pulling ahead and does she have a shot at winning the seat? >> she definitely has a shot of winning the seat. the race is a dead heat because she's just not that well known, which is hurting her numbers against dean heller whose numbers here are terrible because of his various flip flops on many, many different issues, especially the issue of repealing obamacare. so, the race is a dead heat but jacky is vulnerable because she's not that well known. there's not as much to attack her on. heller's people keep looking for issues to try to define her before she can define herself, including her relative inexperience. she hasn't done much in congress because she hasn't been there that long. she was elected in 2016. >> let me show you one or the audience one of the attempts to define jacky rosen and they are trying to call her wacky jacky, using a trump meme to take her down. here is some of that. >> all right. i won't do it, whacky jacky, has --

i'm part of the youth organizer here in nevada. i'm aaron ibarra. i'm a born and raised nevadan and a political science student at the university of las vegas-nevada. go, rebels! [cheers and applause] aaron: so we all have that one person we care about. that one person that we can't live without, the person we can count on no matter the situation is. my father was that person for me. i couldn't picture my life without him. until i had to. my father was deported when i was 8 years old. that changed my life forever. we try to keep our family together. my 8-month-old sister and my mother moved to mexico but came back a year and a half. my mother tried to keep things normal but things weren't normal. i didn't have a dad. and i was confused and i was scared. but particularic tell you 12 years later, i'm not scared anymore. i'm not scared. i'm angry! [applause] and it's that anger that motivates me to go out to my community every single day and talk to as many people as i can and knock on as many doors as i can and call as many people as i can and tell th

. >> there are, and we did it in nevada, colorado and we completely eliminated it for rape and sexual assault in california. there's efforts to do this in other states like pennsylvania. but what i want to say is this is really important. it's important that the criminal justice system has finally worked on behalf of a victim, and that women's words mattered and were valued. >> reporter: let me ask one last question. because your case can't be prosecuted, does this give you some sense of closure? how do you feel about that having watch third down case come to a conclusion knowing you can't have the same level or type of justice? >> i still feel great. coming here, traveling all the way from europe for this sentencing gives me closure. with the help of the district attorney, all of the prior bad act witnesses, our attorney, it's been -- it gives you closure. it is what you need. and everyone who has had something like this happen to them need to go forward. >> and stacey was on the list of prior bad act witnesses. she was willing to testify but the court limited how many could be calle

nevada has a lot of independent voters. 25% or something.ere and heller clinging to him. you can tell rosen is really trying to make those votes two peas in a pod. it's all about trump. >> the president is going on the road and tweets where is my wall money. why won't republicans get tough? they need a focused and disciplined president. >> the president has been someone who campaigns to the base rather than the middle. he did what was unthinkable and draws out people who had not voted in previous elections and got people to switch parties. many obama voters voted for trump. whether that can happen in the mid-terms, those voters tend not to vote in mid-terms and it will be more challenging. >> sometimes they said he's an independent president going after his own voters. thanks for joining us. quick break and wolf starts. have a great day. do i use a toothpaste that whitens my teeth, or one that's good for my teeth? now i don't have to choose. from crest 3d white, the whitening therapy collection with new spearmint and peppermint oil. it gentl

a previous version of the bill was co-sponsored by this eentire nevada tell gation. we recognize its passage is important to the people of nevada so i want to thank the sponsor for working with b.l.m. to address many of their concerns throughout the bill's history. resolving those concerns and working with b.l.m. turned this bill into a proposal. we tissue a proposal we can support. with that, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from california. mr. mcclintock spi -- mr. mcclintock: i urge adoption and yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the question is, will the house sprowls and pass h.r. 6299 as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. mcclintock: i move to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 6687 as amendedled. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will rep

in nevada, we keep the democrats hold without nevada 3 and nevada 4. we have great recruits. i feel good about his chances. that is a democratically held seat. danny is pulling ahead in nevada 3 and that is jackie rose. another democratic seat. those are some of the recruits. i could go all day on more of the recruits but those are some great recruits but you should pay attention to. i don't know that they all win. they will all be close and they will all need to have big money spent in races. >> when you mentioned so many of your favorite recruits, half the names you mentioned were women. if you look at the republican party overall, at a time when -- it looks like there is likely to be fewer republican women in the house come january. >> i don't think that is true. seven over most recent young guns were women. we named 12 and seven were women. we will have more republican women this cycle. we have women leaving. we have five or six women leaving. i feel very confident that we will grow our women. we recruited 120 women to run for congress. we had a female recruiting chair. a

if you're heading into nevada, northern nevada for a vacation or extreme northern california, that smokeck. downer w here across the bay ar not much in the way of smoke. once again, we should have some blue skies returning. temperatures dropping a few degrees tomorrow after some mid and upper 90s today. we're putting it at 92 in antioch, 92 in concord. beautiful in san jose at 84. oakland, 74. san francisco to half moon bay, we have cooler 60s. coming up at 6:48 tonight we're tracking two storms in the pacific. i'll let you know which one could be hitting hawaii and when. >>> dueling presidents. president obama launches his most direct and forceful attack on president trump . president trump responds next. f launched his return to the campaign trail today with a fiery speech, taking direct >>> former president barack ob l fiery speech taking direct aim at president trump. president trump firing back at mr. obama and also demanding an investigation into the blistering anonymous op-ed piece in "the new york times" this week. he wants attorney general jeff sessions to find out who wrote it.

and the refunds are not offered arizona and nevada. >>> 4:18. let's go to sal castaneda. >>> we're looking all right. good morning. let's take a look at gilroy so san jose. we had a bunch of incidents here and there yesterday. this is a look at 280 and san jose. you can see that the traffic is moving along nicely if you're going to the bay bridge, there is not much of a crowd. right now, we're off to a nice start. another person off to a nice start, steve paulson. here is your meteorologist and good guy, steve paulson. >> good morning, sal. you're a good man yourself. let's get to. if you're going to the hawaiian islands, it looks like the worst is over with. but they have some activity developing on all the islands. some hit and miss rain. the heaviest is here. but the system has moved well past them. it will build up thunderstorm activity. but if you're going, it should be fine. mostly cloudy and partly sunny later today and cooler than average on the temperatures. breezy and windy into the weekend. the system came in and started to enhance wi

. >> and a developing story out of nevada. crews are responding to a wildfire that was sparked by crash and now officials from the faa are heading to the scene. he scene. >> holiday weekend continues. air quality concerns for your tomorrow. and beyond that we will talk about a warm up. out a warm up. . >>> the father of mollie tibbetts is speaking out about immigration. a mexican farm worker being in the u.s. illegally has been charged in the woman's death. he yesterday spoke out against using her soul in advancing views she believes was racist. he said she not a pawn for debate. . he called for more border security. >>> police are looking for two men who carjacked a vehicle and opened fire at an off duty night. police say just before 9 a.m. two men stole a car after hitting the driver in the face. the suspects were confronted by an off off-duty officer and exchanged fire. the suspects ran off. anyone with information on this case is asked to call police. >>> a woman had to be rescued off falling off a trail. the chp says the

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it is going to be hard to pull it off. >> all but nevada, red states. >> and nevada, if you look at thep, this is supposed to be a good republican year for the senate race. and a lot of these states that they are supposed to be doing well in, it is a toss up. >> showing that tonight. >> and a lot of that has to do with quite frankly it is a national referendum on trump. a majority of the americans want to put a check on trump and congress. there is an opportunity in tennessee where republicans have to spend money. >> i think geography counts and if you are surrounded by a lot of pro trump people, you will vote trump. if you are in the suburbs and you are the odd woman out, you are not going to vote for them. >> the suburbs are on fire and that is the fire. >> here is where senate races are different. senate races are more like governor races they are choice elections. this person versus that person. number two, is when you put a poll up there showing incumbent and a challenger both at 47, it goes towards the challenger. incumbents pick up few undecided. in some of the races where republ

. >> donald trump will be speaking in nevada. and in the unlikely event he says anything worth reporting we will report that. but at this hour tomorrow night, rachel, when you and i are having this chat it is very hard to say where we're going to be. clearly that 10:00 a.m. friday deadline that chuck grassly was trying to force on dr. ford about the decision, that is all in play now. that and the negotiations are under way, and we are going to be waiting hour by hour tomorrow. >> i feel -- i have to say, lawrence, i feel like -- i feel like anything is possible here. i really have no idea how this ends in terms of the kavanaugh nomination. i've expressed my doubts as to whether or not it can survive. but in terms of how this is going to play out in the long run and what's going to happen next and how they're going to deal with this allegation, i really feel like it's a totally open road how this is going to happen. from your experience in the senate do you feel you know where this is going to end up or do you feel this is as open

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heaviest is moving into nevada. for us we'll see haze filtering in with the warm air. how is that going to start off for you? for tomorrow we'll see patchy low clouds. upper 50s and low 60s. expect generally more sunshine throughout the bay to start from the south bay to the trivalley and early fog here in san francisco. a few clouds near the east bay and 58 degrees. once we hit the afternoon hours the temperatures will be heating up. no 100s. close to the 90s. best chance of that happening is gilroy. 86 morgan hill. and numbers drop off closer to the bay. we're close to the 90s. warmest weather to concord. also danville and pleasanton. and by the bay a beautiful afternoon 78 hayward. across the peninsula the ocean breeze. you have that wind coming off the water. that will keep us with the best weather to san mateo. san francisco 60s here from the marina. to the mildest in the mission at 69. and for the north bay, you're winning out tomorrow. look this. 79. i know this weekend a lot try to squeeze in that last trip to the beach. the one spot we'll see temperur enjoy to