until the army corps follow the policy, i'll keep fighting to support u.s. manufacturers and their workers. and i hope the whole chamber will join me in this effort. my amendment strengthens the existing language in this bill to better protect a critical production capability, support our manufacturing industry, and put american workers first. i urge my colleagues to vote yes on this amendment and i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlewoman reserves the balance of her time. mr. simpson: mr. chairman. i claim time in opposition. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. simpson: mr. chairman, i rise to claim opposition to this amendment. the underlying bill has language on this issue. but i understand that the requirement may not be as comprehensive as my colleague purports. i'm concerned that the amendment before us may have unintended consequences. if my colleague would withdraw the amendment today, i will commit to working together as this bill moves through the legislative process to see if we can address her concerns in a manner accept

army corps of engineers. this amendment would prevent the administration from expend manager funds to further delay the release of this study for public comment. my colleagues should know that this study is already completed after working on it for years at a cost of nearly $7 million it now sitz on a shelf at the corps and they are unwilling to release it for reasons we do not understand. asian carp represent a serious economic and environmental threat to the entire great lakes and these mean critters are voracious eaters. they destroy native species and overwhelm their new ecosystem. they've got intoon the ohio river, they've gotten into rivers near peoria, they eat up everything in their sight. they completely upend native ecosystems. it is truly terrifying what they will do to our lakes as you can see in this photograph. they're prolific, they're large, and they are predatory. we should be aggressively pursuing action to prevent the spread of the asian carp to the great lakes yet the road map to getting t

army corps of engineers, a federal agency in charge of maintaining navigation channels to the united states, and without that, we would have no maritime commerce. it isn't something most people see or experience or know much .bout that it is vital rivers like the mississippi and the columbia river could not function without dredging. that is infrastructure. you are building a navigation channel. we are 107 miles from the pacific ocean. without that, we would be in big trouble. rail infrastructure is incredibly important. so many of the commodities we are exporting here could not arrive without rail infrastructure. railroads themselves make billions of dollars of investments, and they are continuing to do that. there are investments that need to be made it railroad related infrastructure, that are not as much a benefit to the railroads as they are two other forms or modes of transportation, who are presently impeded by rail operations, so overpasses and under crossings and all kinds of related infrastructure, particularly in complex urban areas like this, where the government itself h

in all our work we are guided by words we spoke when we became part of the army nurse corps, the pledgef the army nurse. as an army nurse, i accept the responsibilities of an officer in the army nurse corps. i shall give faithful care to the men who fight for the freedom of this country and to the women who stand behind them. i shall bring to the american soldier wherever he may be the best of my knowledge and professional skill. i shall approach him cheerfully at all times under any conditions i may find. i shall endeavor to maintain the highest nursing standards possible in the performance of my duties. i shall appear fearless in the presence of danger and quiet the fears of others to the best of my ability. my only criticism shall be constructive. the reputation and good name of the army nurse corps and of the nursing profession should be uppermost in my thoughts second only to the care of my patients. i shall endeavor to be credit to my country and to the uniform i wear. >> we are happy to have presented this impression of the army nurse overseas. and we feel that you will join us i

army corps of engineers investigations account to assist with projects across the country that the army corps is in charge of overseeing. projects like modernizing the which connects lake superior through the st. mary's river. this is a project that has been round for a long time on the books. projects like this that have more than 4,500 vessels and 80 million tons of cargo moving through the lochs each year, is plays a critical row in transporting goods through the great lakes region through ports around the entire country. and currentry, the construction which is integral not only to my district but the entire united states is caught in a meyer of uncertainty and it all comes down to one thing, funding. i think it's appropriate that we are considering this amendment in the context of making america secure. because it might be a surprise to some to learn that lohs is a the sioux matter of national security. an unexpected interruption to the largest lo crmphmp in the system would have disastrous impacts across the nation to in ude $1.1 trillion fall gross domestic national product and s

katie. >> reporter: ama, dan, it is a partnership, and between the army corps of engineers and the water district, the idea is to avoid, to prevent another devastating flood like the city saw last winter. frightening images from the february flood. the water so deep some families had to be rescued from their homes in boats. left behind, total destruction. >> it was just devastating, you know, just to realize how much we lost. >> reporter: anna heckman and her family marked the spot where the water reached in their yard. the flood claimed furniture, tools and mementos. >> we don't ever want to experience this again. >> reporter: a new partnership is aimed at preventing another major flood of coyote creek. >> coyote creek has been a disaster for years. we have tried very hard, but now we have a partner. >> reporter: the santa clara water district is paying the army corps of engineers to help with a study of the creek, a study to show how to reduce flood risks. it is the first step in securing state and federal funds for a flood protection project. >> which just helps us. we hope to get thi

the army corps of engineers were moving pipes and other materials into the margate after the army corps of engineers did a sudden about face decided that margate much jump in line for millions of dollars in beach building. the contractors equipment was late getting here because of construction delays in florida. >> there will be about a weeks that will disrupt someone at a certain location. margate or any town we work in. >> margate spend years and hundreds of thousands of dollars fighting the project calling it a waste of federal dollars and disruptive and now lands here in the heart of the tourist season. >> we have bulk heads for 60 years and we maintain from day one that our bulk heads give us equal protection to the dunes it's a waste of money. >> a band-aid not something that will help for a long time. >> any storm flooding they say comes from the bay side and not the ocean. but they are throwing in the towel. >> not happy with the way this went down and last minute changes we had no participation. >> they believe that ventnor has more powerful friends in trenton, but they believe

katie. >> reporter: ama, dan, it is a partnership, and between the army corps of engineers and the wateristrict, the idea is to avoid, to prevent another devastating flood like the city saw last winter. frightening images from the february flood. the water so deep some families had to be rescued from their homes in boats. left behind, total destruction. >> it was just devastating, you know, just to realize how much we lost. >> reporter: anna heckman and her family marked the spot where the water reached in their yard. the flood claimed furniture, tools and mementos. >> we don't ever want to experience this again. >> reporter: a new partnership is aimed at preventing another major flood of coyote creek. >> coyote creek has been a disaster for years. we have tried very hard, but now we have a partner. >> reporter: the santa clara water district is paying the army corps of engineers to help with a study of the creek, a study to show how to reduce flood risks. it is the first step in securing state and federal funds for a flood protection project. >> which just helps us. we hope to get this

understood what everybody else understood and that was the environmental review process by the army corpsof engineers was completely inadequate we knew that back in december when obama finally decided to step up and say ok we're not going to go forward with this project and then i believe three or four days into his administration trump comes inside reverses that order and says nope push push through go ahead and build it the review had not even been completed at that point the judge understood this and he said look there is no way i can authorize this to go forward when we haven't even follow the rule of law although there are some called due process right i mean process is a constitutional right whether it's a civil criminal due process is part of how we operate as a society in american whoever's advising drop didn't tell him about oh you know that little thing in the constitution well looks at the standing of the standing rock sioux chairman he wants the home he wants the pipeline shut down while the courts are considering and that's kind of a logical isn't it because if you think abou

there is certainly enough water in there that can be fatal to somebody. >> the army corps of engineers plans to fill some space with sand and create walk ways to restore beach access. >>> new at 6:00, this guy has quite a fish tale to tell. check out that carp he caught in the river. that bad boy weighs in at 30 pounds. the carp was reeled in around 1:30 yesterday afternoon. >>> a perfect day for fishing today. >> a live look along boat house row if you don't run into that big there. let's go for a live look at the blue cross river rink. sunny skies. about to get hotter as the week wears on. first alert meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz with more. >> going to get a little more comfortable to go out to the park there over the next couple of days. we are not talking about the dangerous heat. we have been as high as 96 degrees so far this month. not going to get anywhere near 96 this week. 88 degrees in philadelphia is the high temperature today. pretty close to that as far as the rest of the area. you see sunshine in allentown a little bit hotter close to 90 degrees. and the way i

i went to a meeting with the army corps of engineers, and they said we had authorization for 40 years to clean out wards creek to make it drain better. i said, you can't do that. 40 years ago, prairieville was nothing more than a prairie. now prairieville is where thousands of homes are. going toaid they are do a basin wide analysis of what can be done. we know that the problem has kind of grown bit by bit. it may take a bit by bit solution. a diversion probably would have helped this area. oh yes, hello. governor edwards asked president obama's administration for money to complete that, and for whatever reason, the obama administration decided not to do that. we did subsequently get on the last budget bill $6.7 million to begin it. if we can get the comey diversion going, that would be a major help in preventing this area from flooding once more. we are working on a new flood insurance program. i'm working with democratic senator from new york kirsten gillibrand. in it we have $4 billion a year for so-called flood litigation. if there is -- so-called flood mitigation. if there is som

in terms of dredging, that's a little bit more complicated because the dredging, you need army corps of engineers permits. your kid is born in going to college sometimes by the time you get the permit. we have to have an extradited permit process so it doesn't take forever to get that done. lastly, regarding zoning laws, those laws are not federal, although you do have to get army corps permit for some things. those are typically more local and state. ma'am, you had your arm up. >> for community development, he said if you have one feet of water at least. i know i had one feet of water, but when fema came out they said i had six inches of water. i sent photographs. i had another contractor come out, and they still denied me an appeal. they said that was their final answer. but i know i had more than six inches of water. how do you go against that? senator cassidy: if you have photos, that becomes a question of fact. dale or michael, get their card. we can help you if you feel as if you need to speak with fema. let us see if we can help you. yes. yes question -- yes? sen. cassidy: the

it's still it's still in motion but the judge asked both the standing rock sioux tribe and the army corps slash dapple side to send in their arguments for why the pipeline should continue or be shut down that court case is supposed to be heard in september this judge has kept like kind of kicking kicking the can down the road for you know they come to court and then they you know there's another hearing two months from now but supposedly september is supposed to be the final decision like i said i mean i don't want to speculate we don't we know that this is never happened before that they shut a pipeline down but the judge actually saying they broke the law was like the first actual positive and fat fact based decision that has come out so we'll see what happens of september i keep updating the audience well great job great job with you or with your journalism the book is the corporate con job how mainstream media aids the oligarchy thank you so much. thankfully for we go to a quick break but i have a live comedy shows coming up in seattle chicago and washington d.c. you know redacted ton

he felt reducing the number of army corps. he also, i think, looked at lee's army and how maneuverable it was with a larger corps and thought it was a better model. he is never going to admit that. that the confederate organization was better than what they had. even those that -- even though later on, andrew humphries, who would become chief of staff of the army, he felt that having more army corps in certain circumstances worked better because it gave you more maneuver elements. the other argument is that when you reduce the number, you have less people to give orders to. he was a big part of that reorganization. >> dennis, hagerstown, maryland. during the retreat from gettysburg, the claim was that all meade had to do was reach out and the confederates were his. the confederates had an south of set up gettysburg. it says it -- it is said it makes fredericksburg look like a speed bump. how much did this line of earthworks affect meade's pursuit? that area.cons at first the weather is foggy and he does not get a good view of w

. >> reporter: as the dune construction continues we spoke to the army corps of engineers who told us the water is not percolating due to oversaturation by recent rain. when asked if they consider it a problem or design flaw answer was i don't think we are at that point yet. >> there are children down there playing. something is going to happen. there is going to be an accident and there will be a lawsuit. >> reporter: mayor is calling an emergency meeting for commissioners wednesday morning. >> my hope is that it passes and we hire a good attorney who will obviously get this project stopped. >> reporter: now, since the audio we can tell you installed the no swimming signs in the distance. the army corps of engineers plan to fill this basin with some sand and also build walk ways to restore access to the beach. still mayor wants that injunction to stop the bull dozers here behind us unless and until all of this is resolved. i'm cydney long, nbc 10 news. >>> now to the weather. another picture perfect day. sunny and nice. we take a live look at the philadelphia museum of arts. here is

the women's army auxilliary corps began with women working as cooks, drivers and telephonists. national memorial arboretum in staffordshire. from there sima kotecha reports. it happened in the midst of the great war. women were able to join the army. in 1917 on this very day, the first all—women unit was created, the women's army artillery corps. it meant they could work as cooks and drivers, freeing up men to go into battle. the unit disbanded in 1921 but its birth paved the way for other military services to include women. i was young, i was 21. 94—year—old charlotte signed up to the forces during the second world war and worked at top—secret bletchley park, documenting incoming codes. we were at war, we felt we needed to do something and the opportunities were there within the three women's services. i don't know that i actually thought it through at that time, but i mean, that's the top and bottom of it — we were here in this island which was being attacked, we needed to do something to defend it. and so you did. and so i did. at the national memorial arboretum in staffords

the army corp. of engineers is building dunes along the shoreline. people that live there never wanted them in the first place. they say flooding comes from the bay side not the ocean. engineers disagree and say it must be done now. >> senator john mccain will be the recipient of the honor 2017. the arizona republican is being honored for his lifetime of service and sacrifice. of course he was famously captured during the vietnam war and served as a p.o.w. before a career that saw him as a nominee for president. joe biden will provide him with the medal. >> the launch of a ballistic missile by north korea has prompted rhetoric by the united states. nicky halee said the world has become a more dangerous place. the security council convened in new york and halee stated the american response. >> make no mistake, north careeh korea's launch is a clear and sharp military escalation. the united states is prepared to use the full range of our capabilities to defend ourselves and our allies. >> the u.s. prefers to use clouded international trade warning chin

army corps of engineers awarded nearly a $13 million contract for what they call " each nourishment."s a company will move 900,000 cubic yards of sand to the beach to help believe coastal storm damage. work is expected to begin after labor day. steve: beach weather heading our way for the weekend, but we have to get through the next couple days which will probably be the hottest we have seen this year. the high today was 95, well above average this time of year, 89 where we normally are, 99 the record in 1908. past 11:00 am it is still around 85 degrees out of reagan national airport. looking for cooler temperatures come head to the mountains, the blue ridge, allegheny, in the upper 60's. the feels like temperatures not dropping a lot through the overnight. still hanging onto 94 at reagan national come even hotter downtown d.c., where we have all of the concrete. the feels-like temperature closer to 100. satellite and radar partly cloudy skies right now. we will look for temperatures tomorrow morning to be warm and humid. 70 to 75 early on. a quickthe midmorning, increase, temperature

the army corps of engineers stopped work early and moved on to mar gate.a group of residents there have been fighting the work. others are frustrated the work is happening in the middle of the summer tourist season. >>> if you don't pay up, you could lose your ride. under a new law more than 10,000 drivers with multiple unpaid toll violations could lose their registration. anyone with an overdue violation can have the extra fees waived as long as the bill gets paid by august 4th. drivers in our eight local counties alone owe a total of nearly $12 million. montgomery has nearly 4 million in violations. >>> and today philadelphia will celebrate one of its most famous sons, kevin hart. >> this mural will be officially unveiled later on today. it's going up at the cheese steaks in north philly. that's just a block from his childhood home. max's if it wasn't popular already, it will be after this. >>> and this morning a new sixers' star has people talking and tweeting. markelle is trending this morning. he was back in action playing in the summer league and he

army corps of engineers. therefore, it was never carried out. the city of san jose estimates that there is $73 million worth of damage. in san jose, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> the attorney says some people who had direct contact with floodwaters have had persistent respiratory and skin issues since february. >>> santa cruz county is taking emergency action to keep running water flowing to a community. >> reporter: the town of davenport has 400 residents and it was on the brink of losing running water. the county is stepping in to make costly repairs to the water pipes. still, officials are blaming a closed down cement plant for the problem. the pipes kept the water flowing to the community but cemex shut down the plant in 2010 and this year's severe storms damaged the pipes on the property. county leaders say they have asked cemex to repair the pipe for six months. the town is relying on a backup water source since february, and that's set to dry up in weeks. >> just because they have chosen to close the plant, their responsibility doesn't end. i h

army corps of engineers on a flood study. they hope to reduce flood risks along coyote creek in san jose. they accepted the request for assistance on the study. thousands of residents were evacuated and had property damage in january's flood. they say the feasibility study is an important step to securing funding at the federal level. >> let's open up the first weather window to the morning on the san mateo bridge. the sky is becoming cloudy, and eventually, it will become sunny. grab the sunglasses. mass transit a bit warmer today and still have a small craft advisory. guess where it's going to be, same area as yesterday, 1:00 this afternoon to 11:00 this evening, that area you see shaded in yellow. heading out in san francisco, temperatures about 1 to 3 degrees warmer than they were yesterday. we have 57 to 59 degrees. so very uniform atmosphere there. hey, if you live in livermore, today is one of the first of many days you're going to reach 90. very nice this morning. 62 at 9:00. 90 by 2:00. quick look at san mateo, 70 by

they're working with the army corps of engineers to address it. >> it is just about that time of year. football season. and nbc 10 is your official eagles station. fans will get their first chance to see the 2017 birds up close and in person. the team is holding an open practice at lincoln financial field. that's where drew smith is live with a preview. >> this was supposed to happen yesterday, but it got rained out. today, the weather is looking good. it's military service appreciation town here at lincoln financial field. it's all free for you. and preselected service members will get jerseys off the backs of eagles players here later today and they'll get to play some flag football. we have video from the event from last year. that's going to happen after the birds leave the field. the stadium gates are going to open up at 8:30. the lineup includes alumni autographs, juniors cheer practices. the practice begins at 10:00 in the morning and will run until noon. it's not ticketed. you can park for free, but it's important to get here by 10:30 because there's a phillies game later on t

the water district is teaming up with the army corps of engineers on a study to reduce the floodriflood risks along the coyote creek. the district plans to pay the corps for its assistance. >>> a temporary freeze on granting new marijuana dispensary permits at least until the smoke clears on looming legislation. when the new year rolls around recreational marijuana will become legal in had california. after the board yesterday approved no dispensary limits for just the excelsior district supervisor cohen called for a 45-day moratorium. she wants the board to gauge how marijuana clubs will fit into local cannabis framework. >> the push to change justin herman plaza is official. new this morning san francisco supervisor peskin will announce legislation calling specifically for that change. it proposes removing the name on the embarcadero by the ferry building until a new name is determined. justin herman did lead san francisco's redevelopment agency in the 1960s, and he pushed out african-american communities from the western neighborhoods. thousands of people signed an online petition ca

dep is working with the army corps of engineers about how to address this situation. >> i would describecreated by people that were not very thoughtful about what they were doing. we had a beautiful beach here and it's been ruined, and not only has it been ruined in terms of the views but they created a dangerous situation for all of the families in margate. >> reporter: now the sand dune project was unfamiliar -- was not supported from the beginning. so much so that the city filed a lawsuit and took it to court, but they lost. now the residents say their worst fears are being realized. reporting live in margate, aundrea cline-thomas, nbc 10 news. >>> thanks, aundrea. >>> will we see more rain this weekend. let's go to erica martin. >> we are seeing a clearing as far as philadelphia is concerned, but notice to the south, the jersey shore, delaware including newcastle and kent counties, you guys are not done. the area of low pressure is just off-shore but kind of rotating and spinning, bringing us more rain in the forecast. this is what radar and satellite looks like right now. however, h

they're working with the army corps of engineers to address the problem. >> 10:13 on this sunday. tomorrow, john kelly officially takes over from reince priebus as chief of staff. next, why political observers say the latest shakeup could be a sign of stiblt in the white house. >> also, extra inning heroque. took them a while, but the phillies roared to another victory. if you haven't been following the phils, they got a second wrurn. we'll take it. just ahead, the highlights in sunday morning sports. >>> live camera view over wilmington, delaware, over frawley stadium. this is a clear sky over our entire viewing area. so you might remember yesterday. it was cloudy, there was flooding concerns down south. today, that is not going to be an issue at all. this is the day that makes everything better compared to yesterday. delaware neighborhood temperatures, we're in the 70s for many locations. new, 70 degrees. talliville, you're at 70. we drop south and lauls looking at mostly lower 70s. 74 in allendale. also 71 rehoboth beach. over to the pennsylvania suburbs. some of us still in th

the army corps says it's monitoring the situation, working as quickly as possible, to allow better accesso the shore line. >> well today we let out a cheer for the garden state. because today is the first ever national new jersey day. the thing is, this didn't originate with a state of new jersey. or any government agency for that matter. it was the founder of national calendar day who says this site is trying to recognize states on a weekly basis. in the orders in which they joined the union. one twi celebrate, well, you can, you know, maybe go hang out with kathy orr done the shore. her for case is 15 seconds away. >> might orologies, kathy orr, live in stone harbor right now, so what are you up to? >> you know what? it is such a beautiful day. we have a bit of a milky sky, very blue in, there very comfortable. we'll see some rain over the weekends. so what do you do down the shore when you see some rain? okay justly you look for something fun to do. how about paint, or paint your own pottery? >> this is brenda, this is great idea on sunday i day, or even on a rainy day like we'll see o

lawsuits out there but one with actual momentum a judge believe month and a half ago ruled that the army corps actually broke broke the law in granting the permit after trying to put a gun to their head but they said well they broke the law environmental justice laws and other things like that yet we're not going to like stop temporarily while we sort that out so it's still. just to create awareness and from feeling around the subject child sexual abuse this type of behavior is absolutely acceptable because of the senses that are and the down to the justice system. welcome back to redacted and i.v.i. piece i want to go through usa today here for a few minutes is one of most america's most read newspapers eyes throughout the country are is one of do you know i just want to go through and show what a pile of trash it is so you've got your standard this front page this weekend from usa today you know you stand or o.j. simpson story some crap about trump and how he's an asshole and then you got the second half of the front page is now no it's about a lock so these are the smart home devices right

meeting for wednesday at city hall to consider possible legal action against the state dep and army corps of engineers. >>> police found a philadelphia mom who they say abandoned her baby in a bensalem hotel room. 34-year-old erika lopez is now in custody at a medical facili facility. police have been searching for since yesterday. staff at the nights in hoe fell found her seven month old baby on the floor and drugs in the room. police say the mom left there a day earlier. the baby is not hurt but now in the care of dhs. >>> your fox 29 weather authority. let's hop outside take live look at allentown. some are let -- summer letting us know it's still here and only >> scott williams it was beautiful yesterday but it is warming up out there. >> absolutely, iain and lucy. high temperatures across the area today in the upper 80s. tomorrow we'll likely hit 90 degrees. look at allentown. 89 degrees was the high temperature. 88 in philadelphia. 88 in reading along with atlantic city. it was sunny, it was dry and that humidity has been down right comfortable. 37% right now is the humidity. 88 deg

the u-s army corps of engineers awarded a nearly 13 million dollar contract for beach "nourishment."ompany will move 900-thousand cubic yards of sand to the beach to help reduce coastal storm damage. work is expected to begin after labor day. it's xx and we're just getting started. it's xx and we're just getting started. right now at 4:xx and it is already degrees. a heat advisory it is already degrees. a heat advisory kicks in- today it could feel like its 105 outside. be careful because it will be downright dangerous out there! good morning washington. weather alert today heat advisory from noon to 8 pm - feels around 105 - day 4 of our heat wave (hottest day) - near record highs - storms friday; some strong/severe - not as hot, a touch less humid this weekend today: very hot and humid. isolated pm t-storm. highs: 94-98 feels: 100-105+ winds: sw 5-10 mph tonight: partly cloudy. warm and very muggy. lows: 72-78 winds: sw 5 mph friday: still hot and humid. scattr

the women's army auxilliary corps.s birth paved the way for other military services to include women. i was young, i was 21. 94—year—old charlotte signed up to the forces during the second world war and worked at top—secret bletchley park, documenting incoming codes. we were at war, we felt we needed to do something and the opportunities were there within the three women's services. i don't know that i actually thought it through at that time, but i mean, that's the top and bottom of it — we were here in this island which was being attacked, we needed to do something to defend it. and so you did. and so i did. at the national memorial arboretum in staffordshire, hundreds of those who have fallen are honoured. today a tri—service ceremony took place to recognise what women have achieved in the forces. women make up more than 10% of the uk's regular armed forces and next year they will be able to join infantry units, putting britain in line with other countries such as america. i think itjust gave women a bigger confiden

this amendment simply provides funding for the army corps of engineers to determine to what extent they're using these technologies and techniques to comply with the requirements already imposed by congress. mr. chairman, if we're going to help communities and businesses impacted by toxic stormwater runoff, it's crucial that the federal government set the example and lead the way. so i ask you to join me as responsible stewards of taxpayer dollars and ensure that federal agencies are using the latest and most efficient technology to manage stormwater runoff. finally, i want to extend my deepest appreciation to the chir of the committee, my friend from idaho and the ranking member from ohio, very, very much. i urge adoption of this amendment and i yield back, mr. chairman. the chair: the gentleman yields. the chair recognizes the gentleman from idaho. mr. simpson: i claim time in opposition though i'm not opposed to the amendment. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. simpson: i agree with what the gentleman is trying to do. i would point out his money doesn't direct the funds to any

army corps photographs of casualties, photos that were censors -- censored. noneooked like this -- looked t -- looked like this. it is to come for the survivors. i suspect, like captain waskow, someone arranged the body so pyle would not look like a combat death, grotesque and pasty in the dark, but like a curated view of the data in a funeral home. he would lay on a soldiers grave in iwojima. he is treated as something apart and special. they fashioned a coffin for him, something soldiers were not able to have. ernie pyle provides a crucial problem of howe americans understand war. it is not only a problem of memory, but of the ability to know in the first place. work and generate a polity, a republic of the suffering, and if war death produces politics, a societal political obligation to the debt, as lincoln urged at matterurg, then it must if you did not see him lying so grotesque and pasty beside the gravel road in france. what onetruly capture called the point of view of the dead. but perhaps the profound political apathy we experience numberhen a small

but as soon as that came down from the army corps of engineers, immediately everyone i've talked to wanted to say now the real work starts and we can turn this reservation into a shining example of a justice based transition off of fossil fuels. we want to get to 100% renewable fuels and star to start buildine economy that would never need a new oil pipeline. so it was like the no was necessary to be able to get to the yes. and i think this is sort of where we are. we have to leave them together, and that was so inspiring in terms of how this plays out, i mean, the truth is we don't know. i've been involved in social movements to never believe a movement obituary. our movements were always declared over, whether it's occupied wall street, whether it's the so-called anti-globalization movement. but, you know, those of us who've been involved in these struggles know that the infrastructure, the ideas, the teaching people of the surface move from past mistakes, so i don't think the movements by. they got into a period of gestation and reemerge and turn into something else. occupied wall stree

the petitions were delivered to a federal representative of the drbc and army corps of engine engineers. >>> in delaware county, drivers get ready for two months of lane closures because of pipeline construction starting tuesday. the pipeline will close lanes on chester creek road. crews are replacing concrete bare yers on the road. >>> heavy rain moving our way. the eagles are rescheduling their open practice that was supposed to happen tomorrow here at the link, but it's been moved to sunday morning at 10:00. important to note notev in our area is going to see a lot of rain. >> that's weather is so important. let's go to glenn "hurricane" schwartz with more on what we can expect. wilmington and delaware, that's one of the places. and they have been very vulnerable because it will only take 1 to 2 inches of rain to cause flooding in new castle county. that's one of the areas under our first alert. lehigh valley, mercer counties are out of it. it's not going to be as much and as long. so it's warm and humid. the ocean temperature 77. lots of moisture sitting offshore for any kind of on

it is aware of the ponding issue and will discuss it with the army corps of engineers. with the fear of mosquitos, harsh chemicals or disease in the days old he is taking action. >> we are having water tested for bacteria as we speak. people are angry and have every right to be. we are doing what we can. just want to share that we are doing everything we can do. this mom is limiting play time in the water and ocean for now. >> doesn't seem clean to me because there are trucks out in front of the beach. >> i feel sad because i can't swim in the water and it is usually where i play. >> reporter: so it's not exactly the summer ocasus that vacationers or taxpayers had been hoping for. i just spoke by phone they say they are not at a point where they are ready to admit that this is a problem or mistake but the rain that fell was extraordinary. he wants to stop the bull dozers in action and we will have more on that coming up at 5:30. i'm cydney long, nbc 10 news. >>> two police officers and another driver were hurt after their two cars crashed in west philadelphia. the two c

the army corps of engineers has made a cost of 17.2 the army corps of engineers has made a cost of 17.2 billion and a 2048 completion date. this is money that can be used towards other power like national security or cleanup at other sites. there is a better, cheaper and proven way to dispose of plutonium. in fact, we are using that process now. i look forward to having a non- door -- ongoing dialogue with you in the months to come. this budget proposal makes a difficult choice but it is para might does paramount. the president's proposed priorities dealing with the core mission of the department by consolidating within our agency is in order. it does respect our taxpayers. he deserves credit for beginning this discussion about how to most wisely spend our scarce federal dollars. as for me, this is not my first rodeo. having been the governor of texas for 14 years, i managed under tight budgets. it wasn't always blue skies and smooth sailing. we have some substantial budget shortfalls during that period of time that i was governor. and we were able to budget successfully. we faced limit

private ernest gays, x corps cyclist battalion, army cyclist corps. killed in action aged 19. we would not believe it till we had the letter from someone who saw him. did you see my boy after he died, could you tell us how he was? i should like to know what time of the day or night it happened or thereabouts. i am sure we are all the while thinking of you dear lads, hoping and praying for you to be kept safe, and then when these awful tidings are sent us, it shakes our faith. but then again when we get calm we know that god is still in his heaven and he orders all things for the best. i sent ernie a parcel off on 21st august. if you could see anything of it, will you share what is good between you and his friends. i shall never forget you and hope you will write often to me. so thanking you, i close. yours truly, mrs gays. ps — write soon. letter from an unknown german officer, september 1917. dear mother, on the morning of the 18th, the dug—out, containing 17 men, was shot to pieces over our heads. i am the only one who withstood the maddening bombardment of three days and st

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alison: the army corps of engineers awarded a $13 million contract to replenish ocean city beaches withand. an illinois-based company will spend months pumping a billion cubic yards of sand on the beach. the project is taking place a year early because of the maliceive erosion caused by the january 2016 -- massive erosion caused by the january 2016 blizzard. work should begin after labor day. larry: ocean water looks fun but i'm not sure even with tomorrow's heat if the beach is relief. >> a little better than being in the city. it will be ho beach. there will be southwesterly winds at the delaware beaches. it's in the 90's at the beach. it's still cooler than here. a live look now, refreshing look at the chesapeake bay. the temperatures are cooler about 90 or so. but everybody is in the mix. some areas in the upper 90's including metro washington. heat as visery from 12:00 noon to 8:00 p.m. in the eastern shore. excessive heat won't affect the philadelphia metro area. a hot day. hottest of a five day heatwave that will feel like 105 degrees tomorrow. as far as the numbers go, it feels

this pipeline is a legal so they haven't stopped fighting, but as soon as that came down from the army corps of engineers, immediately everybody who i talked to wanted to say now the real work starts. now we can turn this reservation into a shining example and we want to get to one 100% renewable energy and start building an economy that would never need a new oil pipeline. the know was necessary to be able to get to the yes. i think this is sort of where we are, we have to weave the know and the yes together and that was so inspiring. in terms of how this plays out , the truth is we don't know. i've been involved in social movements to never believe a movement obituary. our movements are always declared over, whether it's occupy wall street or the anti- globalization movement, but those of us who have been involved in the struggles know that the infrastructure, the ideas, the teaching, the people are part of earlier movement and learn from past mistakes. i don't think movement dies. they go into a period of gestation and reemerge in turn into something else. occupy wall street turned into o