we have david constructional engineer and bill harvey. i want to talk about urban myths. what do you think about earthquakes, can you tell if they are coming in advance? >> he's sleeping during those earthquakes? >> have you noticed him take any special? >> no. he sleeps right through them. there is no truth that i'm aware of with harvey that dogs are aware of an impending earthquake. >> you hear the myth all the time. suppose the dog helps you get up, is it going to help you do something >> i hear they are aware of small vibrations. but yes, i read extensively that dogs cannot realize earthquakes. >> today is a spectacular day in san francisco and sometimes people would say this is earthquake weather. is this earthquake weather? >> no. not that i have heard of. no such thing. >> there is no such thing. >> we are talking about the weather in a daily or weekly cycle. there is no relationship. i have heard it's hot or cold weather or rain. i'm not sure which is the myth. >> how about time of day? >> yes. it happens when it's least convenient. when it happens people say we w

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but as texans who continue to recover from hurricane harvey have learned, getting a disaster relief bill passed in congress and signed by the president doesn't mean the check is in the mail. it's now been 15 months since that bill was signed, and texans haven't seen a penny of it. despite numerous attempts to funding entangled from the red tape at the office of management and budget, we are still waiting. that's simply not acceptable. it's not acceptable to me. it's not acceptable to texans still in need. and it shouldn't be acceptable to the united states congress. i recently introduced a bill that would ensure that the office of management and budget wouldn't stand between communities impacted by disaster and vital funding appropriated and approved by congress. once signed into law, it would stab a shot clock requiring the office of management and budget to release funds appropriated by congress within 90 days. this change would apply not only to this particular block of funding, but to any funds appropriated to the states which are being withheld by the office of management and budget

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simpson had his homeowners insurance help him out in lawsuits and bill cosby had the same situation. the real problem for harveyeinstein as you suggest is he is going to trial september 9 on two counts. rape count and a sexual assault count. so, he is probably thinking to himself yeah, nice to get the civil stuff off the docket. but mainly he is worried about going to prison for years. he has a new dream team. josÉ baez who was involved in the aaron hern dez case and -- aaron hernandez case and the casey anthony case. he is rolling the dice. >> jason: he may not have a choice. when you get insurance company to make the payout, he had a bizarre contract if you recall. but emily, as you look at the case from afar, granted you haven't been through all the case files but if you look at it from afar, harvey weinstein facing the allegations, it's tough to prove these. are they not? how serious is his jeopardy as he goes into this trial in september? >> i think he is actually in incredibly jeopardy here given the final and the overwhelming wealth of evidence we have heard of thus far. obviously, like you said, we have

harvey. house majority leader steny hoyer intimated democrats can try again to pass the bill in three sessions he doesn't object, the house passes the bill and his opponents urged donald trump to sign. >> calling in the president to close the southern border topping the western roundup. sierra county asking the president to stop immigration through mexico and opposing, and new mexico cities are struggling due to the number of migrants being dropped off there. until january 2021 they can get their payrolls in order. signing an equal pay bill allowing employees who believe they are paid less because of their gender to sue for the money they would have received for the previous three years had they been treated fairly. a pilot project called light up navajo bringing electricity to 200 homes on the navajo reservation for the first time ever. volunteers from 25 public utility companies across the country partnered with the navajo tribe utility, 10,000 homes are without power on the reservation. a harrowing moment in f-16 pilot ejected from a crashing plane during a training mission in california. t

harvey. house majority leader sammy hoyer intimated that they could try again to pass the bill during brief sessions they could dare roy to objec again and if he doesn't then th house passes the bill. in its on its way to president trump to sign. >> thank you very much. accounting calling on the president to close the southern border that tops tonight's western roundup. sierra county passing a resolution asking the president to stop immigrations through mexico and the placement of migrants due to a lack of resources. the commissioner citing, new mexico, cities that are struggling due to the number of migrants simply being dropped off their. colorado january 2021 to get their payrolls in order. signing in equal pay bill allowing employees to believe they are paid less because of their gender to sue their employer for the money they would have received for the previous three years had they been treated fairly. and a pilot project called ligh up navajo bringing electricity to more than 200 homes on the navajo reservation for the firs time ever. volunteers from 25 public utility companies across the cou

plus, the governor of missouri signed a bill to ban abortions after eight weeks of pgnancy, with no exceptions for rape or incest. hollywood producer harveynstein has reportedly reach an agreement to resolve sexual misconduct lawsuits against hims to "waeet journal" reports a $44 million civil settlement lawyers for at least one of the baintiffs disputed the report. celebrity chef marali pleaded not guilty today celebrity chef mario batali pl teaded not guilay to indecent assault and battery. she is accused of forcibly n kissing and groping a wo a boston restaurant in 2017. it is the first criminal chargei t him after a series of sexual misconduct allegations. and, on wall street today, gains by financial companies helped the broader market. to dow jones industrial average gained 9points to close at 25,585. the nasdaq rose eight points, d the s&p 500 added three. still to come on the newe our: after thars without a brexit deal, prime minister theresa may steps down. otests and concern as some transgender americans are targeted in a series of killings. democratic presidential candidate eric swalwell gives his pitch on why he wants to be pr

harvey beall to be constitutional until roe versus wade decided makeup of supreme court has changed where there's possibly. >>and the conservatives on there who would believe roe v wade is incorrectly decided the bill's sponsor says science has changed as well when they made that decision in 1973 46 years ago. there's a lot that we know now we didn't know then the a clu and planned parenthood have already announced plans to go to court. governor kay ivey says she's not worried about the long and expensive legal battle ahead. he said i cannot. >>that area which to protect the one. >>house calls according to the pew research center 58% of americans say abortion should be legal in most or all cases among republicans the numbers are flipped with 59% saying abortion should be illegal and must do everything that we can to protect life 10 states have passed bills restricting abortion this year legislation is pending in 4 more. alabama's is the harshest threatening doctors with life behind bars. the ban is mobilizing pro choice advocates as well. >>we're going to make sure that women in this country. >>have full access to health care. the final vote in the alabama state senate was 25 to 6 and. >>critics poin

bill and all the folks waiting for relief? >> mr. roy is a freshman. he was elected in november. prior to that, thanks to hurricane harvey, republicans and democrats in the texas delegation have gone to great lengths to support other states with relief and present a bipartisan image and the idea is if texas gets hit again, they're going to have political capital elsewhere in the country. me came out against it. he was against the fact it was passing in this way. he didn't think it was right for $19 billion to go through. this was one person's complaint and there will probably be several other republicans fall in line. all it did was delay this until a week from tonight. hurricane season starts on saturday. >> and we know what that means. thank you so much. appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >>> obsessing over impeachment. president trump opens a new line of attacks against democrats this morning. >>> she's one of the best known former members of the trump administration and a key player in the mueller report. hope hicks will she testify before house democrats or defy their subpoena. y before house democrats or defy

bill of rights that would see the u.s. invest more in maternal and child health, paid family leave, affordable child care, and universal pre-k. harvey weinstein hasharvey weina tentative $44 million deal to settle a number of lawsuits, including a class action suit brought by alleged survivors of rape and sexual assault. "the wall street journal" reports the deal will see $14 million used to pay legal fees of weinstein's associates, including his former board members. the remaining $30 million will go to settle claims by survivors who allege sexual crimes going back decades. the tentative settlement will not affect a criminal case against weinstein in new york city, charging him with rape and other sex crimes. weinststein has played not guil. his trial is scheduled for september. launched aists have one-day climate strike that could rival the march 15 action that saw estimated 1.6 million participants. organizers inspired by the 16-year-old swedish high school student greta thunberg say they're planning more than 1357 rate strikes in every continent today, including two strikes in antarctica. activist 19-year-old from madrid, spain.

bill straight to you. socialism, trying to take a firm grip in the us, striking at the heart of capitalism, a story we've been following for a while. let's bring in ted harveyrategist musdemocr. m usta fa. we know socialism has had a rise in the democratic party with afudc afudc anwithwithalexandrid bernie sanders. >> some how republican strategist and politicians have poll tested the word socialism and somehow it taints democrats. all americans are concerned with what's happening in veins way l anvenezuelaand wanting healthcal access, doesn't make you a socialist. that's absurd. cheryl: it's a socialist idea. and both of them we should say publicly have embraced different socialist ideas. at the same time, it's the cost to the taxpayer that is worrisome for some, when you talk about medicare for all, simply because things like the programs where you try to take care of everybody, the government can't take care of everybody. that's why we have a capitalist country and a democracy. >> that's exactly right. your guest just says we're for affordable healthcare. everybody's for affordable healthcare. the socialist program they're bringing forward is government

the bill before us seeks to provide relief for the funding for hurricanes michael and florence as well as continued support from hurricanes harvey, irma, and maria. the wildfires in california will be included in this supplemental, as well as the severe storms and flooding in multiple states, including texas. also, the alaska earthquake, typhoons in the northern mayor yawna islands and -- mariana islands and guam. volcanic eruptions in hawaii. devastating floods across the midwest. this third iteration of disaster relief legislation is similar to a bill passed by the house in january of this year with an additional $500 million for the department of agriculture's emergency conservation program to rehabilitate damaged farmland. $1.5 billion for the army corps of engineers for projects and flood mitigation. and $1 billion for the community development block grant disaster recovery account for rebuilding houses, businesses, and public infrastructure. the bill also includes $600 million for disaster nutrition benefits in puerto rico as that island recovers from hurricane maria. the president has expressed concern about puerto rico's

harvey i single by harold ramirez the giants go down for their 7th straight loss. mcginnis south beach for 2. finally from game 2 of the stanley cup final bruins, a blues bill belichick on hand for the festivities in boston. let's send it to overtime tied at 2. st. louis is carl gunnarsson slaps the one time or talk. that is right past tuukka rask was very good that said blues win 3, 2, series not at one going to say can cam that israel could sports right big night tomorrow you thank you mark and we go on all right lawrence. we've got changes coming our way to use a little more sunshine but. >>you get to a low clouds and >>you get to a low clouds and fog will b man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for 75 dollars a month for 12 months. limited availability. may not be in your area. more for your thing. that's our thing. call 1-800-call-att. >>i for a southern california 96 year-old crossing guard who is being recognized for more than 30 years of s

harvey beall to be constitutional until roe versus wade decided makeup of supreme court has changed where there's possibly. >>and the conservatives on there who would believe roe v wade is incorrectly decided the bill's sponsor says science has changed as well when they made that decision in 1973 46 years ago. there's a lot that we know now we didn't know then the a clu and planned parenthood have already announced plans to go to court. governor kay ivey says she's not worried about the long and expensive legal battle ahead. he said i cannot. >>that area which to protect the one. >>house calls according to the pew research center 58% of americans say abortion should be legal in most or all cases among republicans the numbers are flipped with 59% saying abortion should be illegal and must do everything that we can to protect life 10 states have passed bills restricting abortion this year legislation is pending in 4 more. alabama's is the harshest threatening doctors with life behind bars. the ban is mobilizing pro choice advocates as well. >>we're going to make sure that women in this country have full access to healthcare vickie lynn the oc is kron 4 news. >>the san diego city council has voted to pl

harvey. chip served with ted cruz who made a name for himself in holding up hurricane sandy relief. cruz voted in favor of this disaster relief bill's going to pass when the house comes back in a week, but why do this if that's going to be the end game, anyway? >> this is what's frustrating about running in washington right now. this is the sort of pointless stunt. is he wrong on some of these things? no. there should be more funding for border security. this should have gone through a regular procedure in the house. but it won't make any difference whatsoever. this package will pass the house when they come back after the memorial day recess, so all this accomplished was bringing more attention to the congressman. i imagine it helped his campaign fundraising and delayed hurricane relief for people across the united states. >> and let's not forget included in that is puerto rico where they are american citizens and they've been waiting for more than a year for all this. >>> when we return, what to watch for in the week ahead. for. fisher investments tailors portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have somethin

bill. much of that -- will go to the midwest floods as well as communities impacted by hurricane harvey and michael. on the ground, in both of our states, this will help restore scarred lands. this important relief will repair and reshape eroded stream banks, repair water control structures, repair levees, and restore conservation priorities. our communities are getting back on their feet. but we need this program quickly to address serious an long-term damages to the infrastructure and our land. i thank my colleagues for their consideration and i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. bishop: i'd like to yield to the gentleman from utah, mr. curtis, two minutes. the chair: the gentleman from utah, mr. curtis is recognized for two minutes. mr. curtis: i rise in support of this amendment, h.r. 2157, increasing funding for the emergency watershed protection program. last year, utah, like many states in the west, faced devastating wildfires that affected areas of my district. the pole creek fire and bald mountain fire which started on federal land collectively bur

wouldher part of the bill harvey trump administration to cement a report to congress within four months about how they would meet the admissions reductions agreement outlined as part of the agreement. >> just to be clear, this is not the green new deal that many democrats support? >> it is actually far less ambitious. democrats are saying this is an important first step and an important signal, the united states is not united behind presidential physician and also it stands up for and agrees with the consensus around climate change, something that present trump has question. >> the house and will's some 30e of allowing minutes. which of the key ones we should watch for? withlot of them have to do sea levelecognizing rise, environmental justice, public health and there's also some amendments worth watching. there's one from congressman that would require comments on whatever was developed why the administration before. one of his a nimitz would say that it is a treaty that should be ratified by the senate. there's also an amendment from representative fletcher who wants to include langua