the kansas nebraska act caused a hell of a storm. it repealed the missouri that territory that had been free was now open to the idea of popular sovereignty. the white people who moved there would vote either yes or no will we have slavery or not? you have northerners and southerners flocking into kansas trying to make it either slave or free, and in the process they bludgeon one another through a time we know as bleeding kansas. lincoln saw the kansas nebraska act as rooted in violence violence to the constitution. violence to the principles of compromise that earlier generations of had settled in 1820. he saw it as an overthrow of a compromise had been intended to make the union and that had worked for more 30 years. lincoln a private letter to his closest friend joshua speed in 1855 and speaking about the act, he said, i upon that enactment not as a law, but as violence from the beginning. it was conceived in violence, passed in violence is maintained in violence. and is being executed in violence. now, stephen douglass argued tha

let's get started out thinking about kansas.n you think about kansas, what ai or foreign influence threats were you most? >> this is where we come from looking at, we wrote an article about this, there's a gets between the campaign site and the election site. often people go mingle them, as a secretary if you get that fake biden phone call, i'm not concerned about that because that's came by and -- campaign site. we let the ethics commission do with it. and our bureau of investigation and whatnot. but the campaign site this is where it can get to be really a concern. i hate to use these examples because it when you use examples you get people -- you get people ideas. if johnson county is a wealthy suburban county outside the kansas city metroplex. i get the honor to live there, i love it. it's a very, it's a propyl county. so imagine if somebody generated a video that was shared on social that said hey, due to bomb threats all johnson county polling places will be close on election day. imagine the chaos if so when use my image

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the private employer depending up the business cycle of 12 - 15000 kansas wichita and kansas is knowns air capital of the world because of the number of people that work in aviation in the amount of planes that are manufactured in parts and supplies for boeing and other companies. the acquisition is a huge thing it's annoying that boeing seems to be suggesting that there are problems with spirit with major suppliers and yet we have a highly trained and educated experienced workforce in kansas that is totally necessary to boeing and airbus and lockheed martin in many other companies. in many other things the national focus is on the case perhaps not the acquisition of spirit and what i would say is that but we needs to get his act together be the safest manufacturer in the world utilizing the talents and skills that spirit can help them do that in a management that has a better way than what we've seen in the past with boeing in spirits relationship but the court case in the prosecution that may be filing criminal charges against boeing is a take away in being kansans we need boeing to

again, we've got kansas, california and nebraska. there's more informational things, debates in congress. but there's also now some international press coverage, particularly preprint reprints of articles from ireland and new zealand where they were and where in new zealand they were in talks to figure out how they could do their own land giveaway. and in ireland it was from a labor perspective, how this this equity, the sharing of was maybe a first step for the working man towards some sort of upward mobility, but only the first step. there was more that needed to be done. oh, the boosterism here centered a great deal on the international labor press coverage, which was positive on land ownership. and i thought it was interesting. and it was it's something i'd like to tease out a little bit more how often these articles equated land ownership with wealth and upward mobility. i'm wondering if that's one of those things that is sort of an american take it for granted hegemonic thing, but it's sort of just underscore as all of this, th

let's think about kansas when you think about kansas, what ai or threats worry you the most? >> this is where we come from. there's a difference between the campaign site and the elections light and often people combing goal them so as a secretary, if you get that biden phone call, i'm not concerned about that. the ethics commission will deal with that and the bureau of investigation. but on the campaign side, this is where it gets to be a concern. i hate to use these examples because then you give people new ideas. but if johnson county it's a swinging county so imagine if somebody generated a video that we shared on social that said due to bomb threats, imagine the chaos and we already know sometimes the news is so quick we've got to get this out there and now i am out there saying what's real and when it's all sorted out there was no bomb threat, how many voters did you affect and they said i'm not going to take a chance today. you can't undo that. so those are the concerns i really like what minnesota is doing as it relates to ai video or voice and it doesn't have a discl

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it was either that or it's in kansas, but then it does go in south carolina as well. yeah. okay. so you know, earl warren, former governor of former attorney general of california, was a politician and he was trying to build he wanted to unanimous opinion. and my is he found the doll study to be an empathetic to get to bring people. why that stuck other things didn't you know but the gravity of the case what he says is separate schools send the message that generates feelings of inferiority. black children that -- their development. the naacp had argued in their brief about what segregation also did to white children. it inculcated fears, feelings of superiority. they didn't talk about that, right. but for whatever reason, that was the central the logic of why they said we can no longer have state sponsored segregate of public education. you know i think i think that legal doctrine is important and that's you know, that's that's that's how i pay my mortgage on but i don't think it's. often it's not the most important thing so you asked me, you know what it that really gets us to

let's think about kansas. when you think about kansas, what heir or threats worry you the most? >> this is where we come from looking at -- there's jen and i wrote an article about this. a difference between the campaign side and the election side and often people co-mingle them. so as a secretary, if you get that fake biden phone call, i'm not concerned about that because that's the campaign side. well, let them do with that and our bureau of investigation and what not. but on the campaign side, this is where it can get to be really a concern and i hate to use these examples because when we use the examples, could give people ideas. if you know, johnson county is a wealthy suburban county outside of kansas city metro plex. and, but it's a very swing -- it's a purple county, okay. so imagine if somebody generated a video that was shared on social that, hey, due to bomb threats all johnson county polling places would be closed on election day. imagine the chaos if someone used my image and likeness and sometimes we know news is so quick we've got to get this out there. and now i'

a place called elliott's body shop in junction city, kansas.on city, kansas, about a 300-mile drive from oklahoma city. we went to elliott's body shop. dispatched agents up there. potok: they're trying to get a description and a name, hopefully, of the person who rented the truck. ronan: they found out that the truck had been rented by a guy by the name of robert kling. but all of his information was bogus -- his address, his phone number, and the like. potok: the fbi at elliott's body shop, of course, interviews the employees, who believe they've seen whoever it was who rented the truck. coulson: the interviews where the truck was rented revealed two people came into the establishment and rented a truck. man: the day after the bombing of the federal building in oklahoma city, a possible breakthrough in the case. the fbi released composite drawings of two suspects -- white males of medium build. coulson: so, we called them john doe number 1 and john doe number 2. kenney: both of these men should be considered armed and extremely dangerous. coul

a report from kron 4 about a missing kansas city man homeless and living in the city catching his attention earlier in the day i woke just scrolling the news. they says. thank i do that every morning. look at some of the articles. going from the nose. and i seen that one. >> and then i myself. i know this gentleman. and then i decided to see the up to. you called a few people call the person they say year started more way over there. i went over there in. call them to par sputtering become a walk towards him. >> but i had already. called mother said, hold on for a minute. what i want the team. i just handed him the fall. >> he didn't know who was on the phone, but i just handed to he's used very respectful respect this. a very shocked that his family was here when i and then the phone, according to sfpd, the 43 year-old was first reported missing november of 2023. >> his parents deeply worried flew in from kansas city to search for their son on the streets of the tenderloin handing out flyers sunday, crystal and doors out king reuniting with their son early monday morning. a lot of people s

that's what i hear when i go to kansas.orkers in kansas are important to this economy and our communities as well. we have a place in our heart from union workers. we didn't come from the best backgrounds. he had a grandma raise him, i had loving parents but we weren't born with silver spoons in our mouth. he's going to be a fighter. america will love him. maria: there will be a debate between jd vance and kamala harris. >> jd is so talented, able to go in, all those practice sessions going into cnn, msnbc, he'll do great. maria: great to see you today. thank you so much. thank you for joining us early this morning. roger marshall, senator from kansas. today's focus at the rn sevmentz, make america strong. jd vance and first son donald trump junior expected to speak tonight after a string of fantastic speeches last night, really energizing the room. we'll be talking with the man behind the great convention, republican national committee chairman michael whatley coming up next. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on f

a family from kansas city is back together tonight after reuniting with their son.living on the streets in the tenderloin addicted to drugs. kron four's jeff moment has been following their story. he joins us now in studio with the latest jack. >> that's right. no. well, crystal and or isil king say that during their 2 days hiking through the san francisco streets, the couldn't help but think how many people just like their son our last in the city living on the streets and addicted to drugs. now with that in mind, they did have a happy reunion with their son and are now planning a new future. parents love spans many years live >> this one for awesome to parents from kansas city traveling 1500 miles and 2 days trying to find their son calls mom asking who they can if they've seen their son darrelle who was missing for months, they're only lead was that he was living on the streets of san francisco and suffered 3 overdoses just this year alone to know that doesn't have to be on the street to be homeless. so it's just wonderful. they spoke with kron 4 news to share th

they have had an eventful day today and we hope to speak with them before they fly back to kansas city later this evening. reporting live in the newsroom to just as kron. 4 news. tiffany, thank you so much. >> some new details afternoon about what sparked a fire inside of a san francisco apartment. san francisco fire saying an electric scooter that was charging caused this. fire. crews battled flames this morning at the top of a 4 story apartment building in the tenderloin. nearly 4 dozen firefighters work to contain the flames here to one unit. this was near leavenworth and mcallister streets just north of market. one adult was hurt and taken to the hospital. but it's not clear right now. how bad these injuries are, but it's not life-threatening. 3 adults have now been displaced. not a big story we've been following dozens of people ransacked and robbed a gas station in oakland on friday and to make matters worse. the owner is saying police took their time before responding. this happened at the 76 gas station right near the oakland airport. the owner says between 50 and 80 people ran

and that its forces have moved on to other parts of kansas city. can speak now to the couple use senior international correspondent funding for a child who joins us now from jerusalem. funding to senior. give us the latest, please. on the is right of the offensive and gaza. this is what has been waging war relentlessly for more than 9 months now. but even though that's been for really pretty much across the street, there was still spots itself. i wouldn't refer to them as pockets of safety because obviously that would include regular access to food and water, but some pockets of call, meaning that you didn't hear directly in the neighborhood where you were booms raining down and you. but what's happening right now is a renewed offensive and gaza city that was the most densely populated, the biggest city of the entire gaza strip before the war and tens of thousands of people move back their move back to them, the worst or the course of the past few weeks and months as ease was shifted, its focus to this house to home unit as to what i saw. so what's

trump, also coming up around 60 bodies off bound onto the arrival of a neighborhood in the east of kansas city. after israel's military declares the end of an operation de plus finland, parliament decides whether to ground forwarded gods, the power to turn back asylum seekers crossing from russia. a mood that critics i would preach, the human rights and for football have fans here in germany. the policy is almost always on the road 2024 tournament is being held to success. we'll take a look at what worked well and what has the welcome to the program. i'm jarrett read you as president joe biden says he's still running for president and telling journalist see can get the job done by the end of the that a news conference in washington at the end of night, hers 75th anniversary summit. he spoke at length about his achievements in office saying he was the best qualified person to run for president. by the end of mental fitness has been under scrutiny since he appeared confused at a defined last month. several top democrats have withdrawal and their support for his re election campaign. this co

series congress investigates, we hear the story from professor sean lee alexander of the university of kansas is the author of the book "reconstruction violence and the -- hearings --" professor alexander, following the war, were freed black slaves starting to make progress and changes in their lives? >> absolutely. in the many years of emancipation, african americans organized in tremendous ways, and began to build wealth, own property, began to set up schools and go to school, and began to exercise the franchise wherever they could before the 14th and 15th amendment s were past, and that progress, in many ways, challenged quiet perceptions of african americans that they held in bondage and considered inferior to themselves. >> what size population are we talking about, freed black slaves at this point? >> you are looking at over 4 million individuals in the south at that time. >> were attitudes changing among white americans in the north and south, and was there a difference in how white americans in the north and south were viewing freed black slaves? >> it is determined by time and space,

i can recall when i grew up in kansas city, kansas. my parents both worked. i had to answer to any adult that happened to be home during the day, knowing that they would watch out for what i was doing if i was not acting correctly. and they reported to my parents. and if i was really out of bounds they would discipline me on the spot. that sort of neighborhood responsibility is something that seems to me to have broken down and we just don't have that. >> let's come back to that because i know family is key, not only to mormons on the latter-day saints but our entire community. please join us in our next segment with ron and marilyn. >>> welcome back to mosaic. we left off talking about family and how it is connected to humanitarian service. >> again, i think that when you start talking about family, what we really mean to say is that the examples that are set by the mother and father within the home when you have the traditional nuclear family, or really instrumental in what you learn as you grow. what they see you do is what they will also carry forward. th

and we're back with professor sean lee alexander of the university, kansas. professor, you mentioned this a little bit earlier, but how extensive was the news coverage and the public reaction to these kkk hearings? the news coverage is extensive. the newspapers are covering it. republican newspapers, newspapers at the time were very politically affiliated. republanewspapers are covering it extensively and trying to show the violence th's occurring. democratic newspapers are covering it and trying to do the opposite, show that these ara farce. public reaction is mixed. again, public reaction is, you know, someone most people in republicans and a number of people in the north are horrified by that. that action, it's trying very much to the old idea of the abolitionist that this is moral suasion. we're trying to bring, convince people that this is morally wrong and we must do something. unfortunately, it doesn't have a lasting impact on the community and it will go, you know, in a very short order. it will disappear from a lot of people's public imagination and

. >> week they grew up together and kansas. >> we shared. >> bryan was the eldest. >> what kind of a an older brother was he? >> protective, ornery. >> that bryan was very smart was a given. >> i remember turning to him once and saying i just want to know what time it is. i don't need to know how the clock was made. here's what they got to do, growing up in a small town. they joined 4h and future farmers of america. they raised animals and showed them often fairs and exhibitions and bryan knew from the very beginning there was one job he was meant to do. >> i never knew bryan not wanting to be a veterinarian. he always said that being a vet was way more difficult than being a doctor because an animal can tell you where it hurts or how they feel. you have to figure out how they feel. >> after finishing that school, bryan moved to montana, big open country, cattle ranches, and outdoorsman's paradise really, which suited bryan rein. he took full advantage of what montana had to offer, so in 1995, a year before the events in our story, he set up shop in a speck on the map called geraldin

thus the hoedown in the new pioneer towns of kentucky square dances in the middle, the kansas cornfield miners romping together in the california gold town. recreation hall games instead of shooting matches. nutrition programs instead of recipe swapping. but the impulse is the same. the tradition is the same same. storytelling and play acting and music. the boys and girls band, they hit it on the beat and take it on down the the. the children dancing and speaking pieces. the mothers. fathers looking on. and they remember. the barn dances to davy crockett and abe lincoln kick their heels and these dances. the americans haven't forgotten how pop goes. weasel and turkey wing and the soldiers. real. one community did this one town full of people who belonged there and people who wanted to belong made a new community. other towns are doing it everywhere in america. americans finding out how to together all over again. a good thing in wartime and a good thing afterwards. now they have a life in. now they have something to look forward to. nobody needs to be walled off or bored or lonely. they

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>> absolutely. >> women in kansas, and friends of women also called men, the women in kansas said enoughare going to make sure here in kansas that we protect access to abortion. i remember, because soon as i even heard the rumen this was going to happen, i'm on the phone, how can i help? what can we do? they took it on themselves, though, and they fought this battle with a lot of people who had never run for office before, never organized, never done the door knocking and leaflet dropping and all that. it was not the pros. it was the heart. >> and no one expected them to win. then ohio followed, and you look at all these states that you wouldn't expect, and it's republican women too. here's the question, because one of the things that president biden, he overindexed on was white guys. white men, he did much better than hillary clinton and hillary clinton actually split white women. she got 47%. trump got 49%, which i have never been able to explain it, but it happened. does the calculus change in states where you have been, you said you have recently been in michigan. does it look differ

speaking of kansas city stars, travis kelce.going down the only road i've ever known ♪ ♪ like a drifter i was born to walk alone ♪ >> i'm walking! >> okay. so i will bring your worlds together. this is over in lake tahoe where carson and dylan are hanging out. guess what? travis won that karaoke competition. >> was anybody else in it? >> what was he doing with carson's song. >> maybe they will all do a trio one day. a reminder, you can catch the american century championship throughout the weekend on nbc and peacock. >>> next up, thomas rhett. we love thomas rhett around here. the country chart topper just dropped another new single off his upcoming album called "about a woman." the new song is called "overdrive." take a look. ♪ ♪ trying to do a little living ♪ ♪ my heart goes more than 65 ♪ >> i love thomas rhett. he's a good guy. we will have to ask him to perform that song when he stops by. august 23rd, the same morning his new album is released. speaking of new music. next up, paul russell. >> what do you got? >> he just dro

is there any forces of dropping leaflets, ordering palestinians in kansas city to move south saying the area remains a dangerous combat zone. but people trying to leave a bank tongue to advise randy snipers. witnesses spoke about their distress as bodies had to be left in the streets and a warning gauze of journalists, abraham l calling. these report has distressing images from the very stuff we are here. standing alone with the city where the ground encouraging expanding in the neighborhood of a roommate and how, as you can see, if the videos are getting stopped by the sniper stations and the street. so as you can see, the baby is here trying to rescue this deal to civilian. he was carrying a box for his family. he was targeted until the by the occupation have any place to go to the width is a close then this guy. yeah. and i never heard are close to the ground, think they're just having a very simply in northern gods. the city of the store vision is getting back to the surgeon and the divisions i have and how much is the chip during that 6? is there any soldiers of describing, authori

already kind of entering an embattled period, and truman himself had come to political success in kansas city, missouri, under the the watch of a entrenched democratic political machine. so there was this idea that this this hearing was going to not reflect well on democrats around the country. and this was something that would have to be controlled. so within his party, there was folks who weren't interested in this. on the flip side, senate republicans wanted to make sure that they could get involved in this because they saw this as a potential issue for them to run on in the 1950 midterm elections. and then in the following elections. and so there was a rival proposal to have a committee, the congress committee, run this investigation, ultimately through lots of negotiation. senate democratic leadership came up with the idea of creating a special committee that would be appointed by the vice president, alvin barkley, and that then the membership could be both republican and democrat. and maybe this would make everyone happy, essentially, and give senator kefauver his ability to lead t

as the next miss kansas is to eliminate unhealthy and abusive relationships.my abuser is here today. >> reporter: now 25-year-old alexis smith speaking with abc news after that moment. >> my role to have this platform advocating against domestic violence. i needed to let him know right then and there that, yes, you're on my mind right now, but you're not gonna take this opportunity away from me. >> reporter: smith, a wichita native, explaining she had been in an emotionally abusive relationship that she said led to lose contact with family and friends. >> he wanted full control over how i spent my time, who i was spending my time with. the biggest impact and one of the strongest regrets that i have is the way that i treated others in response to how he ultimately wanted me to treat others. >> reporter: according to the cdc about 41% of women and 26% of men report experiencing sexual violence, physical violence or stalking by an intimate partner, with more than 61 million women and 53 million men enduring psychological aggression. >> alexis smith coming forward

celebrate in topeka, kansas, for the brown v board of education decision. she gave a speech to the three public high schools in topeka and she reminded them of how much work there still was to be done. that brown v board was not the end. it was simply the beginning of what needed to be done, not just for equality in education, but throughout the country. so this is the past and where some of our first ladies fit in, some of whom contributed to institutional racism in this country, but others who brought us forward and made the cause for civil rights and equal rights for all people in this country. so thank you again for joining us, and i'm looking forward to your questions as. thank you so much for that presentation. dr. carlin. i'm sure we've all heard a lot and learned a lot. i can see that our chat is already very active with some reactions to the information that you shared with us. so now i'm going to move us into the q&a portion of our program this evening before i start asking the questions, i want to remind our wonderful viewers that if you have a q

durall's parents are currently planning on leaving for kansas city this afternoon.ing with them or if he'll remain in the city. we'll keep you updated as we learn more happy endings to stories. that update. >> still have a problem morning news. how one bay area county would like to help its residents save money on energy this month. and the giants stay hope to finish their road trip strong in cleveland as they took on the guardians. >> and today is not going to be quite as hot as we were last week. continuing our slight weekend cooldown with 70's and 80's for most of the bayshore still near triple digits inland, though. and we've got a little bit more of we've got a little bit more of those 100 degree why do you do it? you ignore the signs, and the flashing lights. my mom is out there. that's my dad in that truck. slow down. how would you feel if that was your dad? be alert. be work-zone alert it takes a rebel to make something beautiful. beauty takes courage. it's an act of joy. so resist the ordinary. and embrace the wow. at floor & decor. and done. can we just ca

colorado, indiana, missouri, kansas. lauren: kansas which i am guessing get. my gut feeling is kansas. stuart: i will take my time and say indiana. lauren: why? stuart: i might have known. stuart: that is it for "varney and company" and in ten seconds we will join coast to coast with neil but i have 10 seconds left. 5, four, three, two. it is yours. neil: all this breaking news, the trivia question, who cheats? who is looking it up? nobody? stuart: we are honest stand up citizens. neil: good that you are buying get what they are saying. thank you very much. just want to bring you up to date on our contradiction in markets. looking at its 20 fourth record of the year. the nasdaq is having its worst day of the year. don't cry for nasdaq technology holders but it's a split in the sentiment years. money is finding a way of repositioning, a trend dramatized it today but has been going on a little while in dramatic format. this is the trend that, don't know if it represents a complete about-face, more traditional investments or widening it out to the russell 2000 ha

shavon in kansas city, kansas, democratic. caller: good morning. i have been listening all morning and i have a quick question. the gentleman there was talking about religious aspects, and i want to know how does -- we had abortion laws and now women can't get abortion. however, we have liquor stores that are continuing. we have smoke shops continuing. we have guns that are still being sold. and those are the ones that are killing the most people. i don't understand how people can talk about taking a woman's rights away about her own body and then taking them. we need to first get the gun control, control the guns, control the alcohol that is pouring out of the world that is causing harm to other people, versus women who maybe they made the wrong decision or maybe their baby is sick aed they need a abortion -- sick and they need a abortion. host: kim is from salt lake city. caller: if we believe in our republic and these principals the strongest christian tenet is love and compassion. we need to be the best people that we can be. i ask each of my f

. >> well, to worry, parents now have flown all the way from kansas city. look for their son who they believe became homeless in san francisco. so on sunday, their search took them to the tenderloin. that moment has that story. >> pretty when >> doing for crystal and drizzle cake. this family visit to san francisco is life or death. we can all this weight to it. >> let him know that we miss him and that, you know, we want want the say terrell is 43. and last reported unhoused and addicted to drugs in san francisco and was work in and was doing okay. and then you just >> fell off the grid and that's why crystal and gorzell a hiking up and down the streets flying all the way in from kansas city for this. >> knowing their son has already suffered from several overdoses was a father. you know, it's it's hurt with a very painful thing to know that. >> you know that he's he's udall's succumbed to this this level. so crystal and gorzell came all the way here from kansas city to that end to lure neighborhood here in san francisco. >> specifically the sections of ro

family from kansas city. we're looking all over san francisco for their son who became homeless in the city will be right back. plus, a tragic ending to a search for the man who went missing in the russian river last week. we have all that and more coming up. tina zimmerman: five years ago, i reconnected with my estranged father, and that's just something i never ever thought could happen. but when he became a believer, he just had this insatiable appetite to learn the bible, and he began to watch dr. stanley. dr. stanley: god always blesses obedience without an exception. tina: he teaches in a way that it just makes sense, and i feel like that's the way our heavenly father would teach us. outraged. people are extremely upset. some people that moved away. >> right now on kron, 4, 2, acts of vandalism at chabad oakland will tell you what the rabbi is asking of. city leaders. the san francisco giants are celebrating the life and career of legendary willie mays today. we're live at oracle park and it's another h