into bill shore lane highways all around town in order to accommodate the lines of trucks transporting all kinds of pipes believes sand and water used to track it. yes it was planted in france everything was done in a hurry because of the immediacy of the work and the enormous influx of workers. investors of the unemployed rushed in chasing their dream to grab a pieces of pie. germany got austrian guy italian and american and my rifles just in case i need to kill someone. most americans have guns in their house. and at the foot of my bed is a bible. most of my adult life was spent in universities doing teaching the research i went to the university of maine and got several degrees there in agricultural engineering information systems then i worked for mit on the human genome project. there came a time when there was a recession and there was high unemployment i spent a lot of time reading the news on the internet and i kept reading about the williston the oil boom the bokken shale. i wasn't doing anything i was going into debt so i decided to go from an area that had almost ten percent

i'm congressman andy harris from maryland's eastern shore, one of the co-sponsors of the bicentennial bill. frederick douglass was born a slave in maryland. he persevered and rose to become a fierce advocate for liberty and equality. a prolific author and gifted statesman and ultimately a true icon of american history. he was indeed an american hero who left an imprint or america's history and surely one of america's favorite sons. i'm honored to be here what would have been his 200th birthday in all likelihood to celebrate his life and legacy. last year i had a chance to visit the house on the eastern shore where frederick douglass spent parts of his childhood. it was humbling to see first hand the circumstances under which frederick douglass and the other enslaved peoples on that plantation lived. for me, that experience highlighted the awesomeness, perseverance and dedication to the pursuit of justice truly embodied the american dream. it's important to recognize douglass was more than just an abolitionist. the true believer in american way of life, liberty and pursuit of happiness. he

bill as amended is past. (suspenseful music) - [narrator] putin faces domestic pressure. with a troubled economy, he shores up support at home by playing great power politics with the u.n. - [schiff] sanctions i think can be very effective. the russians fear nothing more than a collapse or degradation of the russian economy leading to mass protests which could lead to putin's ouster. - he's reliant on the continued support of a number of the oligarchs. a number of the multi-billionaires. - [polyakova] russia is not a democracy with any meaning of that word today. but they still have elections and putin still cares about having a good show at the elections. - what he has to be worried about is his cronies. and what he has to worry about in particular is the price of oil. if the price is low, the masses lives will become so miserable that the prospect of uprising is greater. - [narrator] some argue that preventing more countries from joining nato would contain russia without antagonizing the country. - the move of nato into central and eastern europe, right up to the borders of russia, right into russia's fr

basis and he has to foot the bill every single time nats: ambiance not too long ago i showed you all the illegal dumping on port chicago highway a small community of shore the stuff which was illegally dumped, i stumbled on nichols road which took the brunt of much of the debris nats: ambiance shortly after the piece aired two things happened the county came out to port chicago and as you see not it's been cleaned up the second thing, i received a facebook messages saying nichols road is private property and i was trespassing i'm kidding about the trespassing part . but it turns out all the stuff dumped on nichols road wasn't cleaned up by the county it was cleaned up by chris one of the home owners yea were are stuck with the bill, and we're stuck with the environment it creates here. so along with horses, and cattle there are dishwashers, electronics, and yes even what's left of a smashed pickup truck .but it's not just the dumping, after people dump stuff scavengers show up and go through what been dumped making an even bigger mess nats: ambiance i keep reading comment on social media that the dump fees are too high, chris has to pay for his cost and

shore was the hardest hit. >>> all right. let's check the weather now with our chief meteorologist bill martin. the good weather headed our way. today and through the weekend. >> through the weekend, julie. back to the kauai thing. they got approximately 28 inches of rain in 24 hours. >> 28 inches? >> right. that's craziness! >> over an inch an hour which is amazing. san francisco's average rainfall is about 22 inches a year. in one 24-hour period kauai pulled in two feet of rain, right? eah,th's a lot of ra and no matter where you are, nobody can handle -- no topography can handle that much water. i know folks who live over there. the island is a mess. 72 in santa rosa today. 70 in napa. 69 in fairfield. so these are the highs from today. warmer than yesterday by 5 to 10 degrees. highs tomorrow will be warmer still. mid-70s even low 80s inland in the valleys and we can see this system, this one i'm going to -- this is the weather that was threatening rain last night. it moves off not plains out in this area and you know, these are pacific storms. when they come from here, they are pacific stor

bill i wanted. yes a woman second they interrupt their careers first to take care of their kids and later their parents. how to change this vicious circle stephanie shore may be able to help me she's the president of the association of german women entrepreneurs. once again and women here in germany earn twenty one percent less than men on average are only women to blame to some extent if we pick the wrong professions. i think we need a different perspective on this issue and we need to make professions like caregiver or elementary school teacher more attractive to men that would lead to higher pay for such jobs and other good that they're being intrusted with our greatest asset our children and that should have a higher status and at the call following that women often reduce their hours or give up working to take care of their children and later their parents shouldn't governments create infrastructure that allows women to focus on their careers the way men do think and. of course that's very important we will have a right to daycare all day schooling for our kids but not in. twenty twenty five of we're discussing this now and we needed this ten year

basis and he has to foot the bill every single time nats: ambiance not too long ago i showed you all the illegal dumping on port chicago highway a small community of shorein my search for all the stuff which was illegally dumped, i stumbled on nichols road which took the brunt of much of the debris nats: ambiance shortly after the piece aired two things happened the county came out to port chicago and as you see not it's been cleaned up the second thing, i received a facebook messages saying nichols road is private property and i was trespassing i'm kidding about the trespassing part . but it turns out all the stuff dumped on nichols road wasn't cleaned up by the county it was cleaned up by chris one of the home owners yea were are stuck with the bill, and we're stuck with the environment it creates here. so along with horses, and cattle there are dishwashers, electronics, and yes even what's left of a smashed pickup truck .but it's not just the dumping, after people dump stuff scavengers show up and go through what been dumped making an even bigger mess nats: ambiance i keep reading comment on social media that the dump fees are too high, chris has to

basis and he has to foot the bill every single time nats: ambiance not too long ago i showed you all the illegal dumping on port chicago highway a small community of shores in my search for all the stuff which was illegally dumped, i stumbled on nichols road which took the brunt of much of the debris nats: ambiance shortly after the piece aired two things happened the county came out to port chicago and as you see not it's been cleaned up the second thing, i received a facebook messages saying nichols road is private property and i was trespassing i'm kidding about the trespassing part . but it turns out all the stuff dumped on nichols road wasn't cleaned up by the county it was cleaned up by chris one of the home owners yea were are stuck with the bill, and we're stuck with the environment it creates here. so along with horses, and cattle there are dishwashers, electronics, and yes even what's left of a smashed pickup truck .but it's not just the dumping, after people dump stuff scavengers show up and go through what been dumped making an even bigger mess nats: ambiance i keep reading comment on social media that the dump fees are too high, chris has t

basis and he has to foot the bill every single time nats: ambiance not too long ago i showed you all the illegal dumping on port chicago highway a small community of shoretuff which was illegally dumped, i stumbled on nichols road which took the brunt of much of the debris nats: ambiance shortly after the piece aired two things happened the county came out to port chicago and as you see not it's been cleaned up the second thing, i received a facebook messages saying nichols road is private property and i was trespassing i'm kidding about the trespassing part . but it turns out all the stuff dumped on nichols road wasn't cleaned up by the county it was cleaned up by chris one of the home owners yea were are stuck with the bill, and we're stuck with the environment it creates here. so along with horses, and cattle there are dishwashers, electronics, and yes even what's left of a smashed pickup truck .but it's not just the dumping, after people dump stuff scavengers show up and go through what been dumped making an even bigger mess nats: ambiance i keep reading comment on social media that the dump fees are too high, chris has to pay for his cost and other

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basis and he has to foot the bill every single time nats: ambiance not too long ago i showed you all the illegal dumping on port chicago highway a small community of shoretuff which was illegally dumped, i stumbled on nichols road which took the brunt of much of the debris nats: ambiance shortly after the piece aired two things happened the county came out to port chicago and as you see not it's been cleaned up the second thing, i received a facebook messages saying nichols road is private property and i was trespassing i'm kidding about the trespassing part . but it turns out all the stuff dumped on nichols road wasn't cleaned up by the county it was cleaned up by chris one of the home owners yea were are stuck with the bill, and we're stuck with the environment it creates here. so along with horses, and cattle there are dishwashers, electronics, and yes even what's left of a smashed pickup truck .but it's not just the dumping, after people dump stuff scavengers show up and go through what been dumped making an even bigger mess nats: ambiance i keep reading comment on social media that the dump fees are too high, chris has to pay for his cost and other

bill: awful news there. sunshine state getting wild weather. look at this from florida. heavy rain falling. a water spout forming off the shore in lauderdale. oes were spotted in that city. look what is happening outside as the seasons change. >> sandra: we complain about our weather here. >> bill: we complained about that a lot. >> sandra: then it will be so hot we'll be dying for snow again. we're awaiting paul ryan, the speaker of the house. he is going to be announcing publicly in just a few minutes he will not be running for reelection. this has been confirmed. he spoke to his staff this morning. in fact, the president just sending out a tweet a few minutes ago. >> bill: speaker paul ryan is a truly good man writes president trump. while he will not be seeking reelection he will leave a legacy of achievement that nobody can question. we're with you, paul. they did not have the greatest of relationships early on. paul ryan came around. they forge what has been a generational change for tax reform in america and the two of them made that happen. >> sandra: and he is expected to make this announcement shortly but he is also expected to say

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shore up good will among base supporters and conservative media that influences them. on immigration, frustrated only 33 miles of new fencing is funded under the 2018 congressional spending bill, angering some supporters. >> as i see it right now tonight, the wall is never going to happen. >> the president announced a surprise plan to work with governors to send up to 4,000 national guard troops to the border. >> until we can have a wall and proper security, we're going to be guarding our border with the military. >> i'll look at it as kind of a show. >> and return to the unsubstantiated campaign claims he used. >> women raped at levels never seen before. >> on trade the president is threatening another $100 billion in tariffs on goods from china. we can't continue to allow this to happen where hundreds of billions of dollars is taken out of our country. >> echoing populist rhetoric he used on the campaign trail. >> didn't they say we're going to lose the trade war? we're already losing the trade war, folks. >> the dow jones industrial average touted about my trump as a symbol as success in office has fallen more than 4% since he announced new tariffs on march 1st. >> i'm not

shore thing? we heard some of them have moved their residence from new jersey to florida knowing this big bill wasze the hit. >> that's exactly right. we did a story a good six, seven months ago anticipating that people had been anticipating it. yeah, paulson is one that's been caught up. what's fascinating to me is that he's had to make dramatic changes within his portfolio within his firm in anticipation of this big tax payment. for example, he's moved a billion and a half dollars, the money he has to pay, from a fund because he's got a lot of his own money in a fund. and they've sold it's had impact on certain shares like caesars according to others it's not just the guy has to write a big check, he's got to revamp his whole operation >> something to keep in mind we're reporting his holdings the share prices he owns >> exactly right by the way, if he had just taken the $4 billion and in ten years put it in a 60/40 mix of stock and bonds, he wouldn't even feel this payment because you would have had great gains but he kept it in his own fund >> greg, final word on that? >> yeah. that's what you

shore of lake st. clair, just above detroit, michigan, as we await the president to deplane and the rally, 45 minutes from now here on the fox news channel. don't go away. >>> meanwhile, billsentencing after that conviction -- conviction on those sexual assault charges. what the disgraced comedian must now do as he awaits for the decision. >>> a thousand teachers are holding massive rallies in two state capitals today. coming up, we will show you what they are demanding. >> we have textbooks in our classroom from 2001. think about everything that's happened since 2001 in history, and our students are still using it. so lionel, what does being able to trade 24/5 mean to you? well, it means i can trade after the market closes. it's true. so all... evening long. ooh, so close. yes, but also all... night through its entirety. come on, all... the time from sunset to sunrise. right. but you can trade... from, from... from darkness to light. ♪ you're not gonna say it are you? molly: disgraced comedian bill cosby is under house arrest. a judge making the order after the 80-year-old was found guilty of sexual assault charges this past week. cosby out on bail and must wear an ankle

eastern shore and western maryland, people very much have, you know, long traditions that span generations. so we very directly told people that, look -- and showed people, really, this is what the bill does. it's not going to interrupt a single day of deer season or goose season. it's not about hunting rifles. it's about combat assault weapons. and just as we require licenses so people are, you know, can safely operate an automobile, shouldn't we require licenses so they can safely operate a gun? and we found a lot of support for that. in fact, we kind of thought that the nra would petition to referendum our bill to try to kill it with the voters. but i think when they polled on it, they found that they couldn't. and why? because we grew the consensus all across the state, including the rural areas of our state. and i think people have seen that it -- there wasn't quite the, you know, busting down people's door and taking away your guns falsehood that the nra said it was. >> so you think gun control is a winning issue for democrats in 2020? >> i do. and i think it's -- and i think it's also winning beyond 2020. there's -- most people -- most people agree that we should not be the on