>> yes, sir. >> prosecutor bill thompson had the final word for the state. >> rachel is gone forever.t her body, her physical essence, is also gone forever. but we can't let that allow him to escape responsibility. >> after seven days of testimony, the case went to the jury. >> let me ask you that cut to the quick chase question, on friday that night, at the garage did you get her down on the ground, did you throttle your wife and kill her? >> i can tell you, honestly, no. it's a lie. it's been being portrayed a stuff that hasn't taken place. i've done many things, that i'm not proud of. paid my dues, moved on. try to be a better person. >> the whole threat of this thing, i'll kill your wife, if you'll kill my. did that happen? >> i can't answer that for you for. >> you can answer? >> i can't. >> capone says he's made mistakes along the way. but did not kill rachel. >> i don't have that in me. i want to care about people, i want to love them. i do want to take somebody's life. one officer, he says i'm a sociopath. i have no her. and i don't care. and i haven't suffered from this. okay

so again, there's a lot of randomness involved, but there definitely thompson saying, wow, you know, this fits the bill of climate change. this fits into a picture we'd expect in an era or climate change, his big factor meteorologist matthew food. she, there were thousands of people have protested in southern syria in a rare show of dissatisfaction with beishir alice sides regime demonstrators trying to free syria and get a flash. or the regime has a history of suppressing public defense or frustration of a rising inflation and economic hardship is growing. protests taking place in areas were followers of the threes. faith make up a large part of the population. they traditionally oppose government control and a fleischer is the director of that. they root office of the hinds h booth, and asian, and an expert on syrian politics. we ask for why people there are protesting now. so it's the economic was that are sort of the spark of for the demonstrations. however, the calls, as you already mentioned, very rightly so, have gone far beyond the simple economic demands. they're demanding the downfall of the

so again, there's a lot of randomness involved, but there definitely thompson saying, wow, you know, this fits the bill of climate change. this fits into a picture we'd expect in an era or climate change, his big factor. it was mindy rollin just matthew composure. speaking with me earlier, thousands of taken to the street in southern syria and a rear show of dissatisfaction with the regime and bush, a l. a saw by testers, chanted free syria, and get out a shot. the resume is a history of suppressing public descent, but frustration over winds you can place in an economic hardship. it's rolling on tests and taking place in areas. we are followers of the rooms. they make up a large part of the population. they traditionally oppose government control. in a fleischer is director of the bay rude office of the heinrich bowl foundation. she's an expert on syrian politics. i asked her why people in syria are protesting . now, i thank you for having me with you today. so it's the economic was that are sort of the spark for the demonstrations. however, the costs, as you already mentioned, very rightly so, have go

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what happened was thompson who came into the capitol it was june 301988. and at midnight june 30 the bill could not pass without a super majority votes. lose any weight we can get super majority vote to pass white sox legislation. they did not think they could get a majority vote when he came walking into the capitol. walks in, sees his staff sitting around this is why the gloom facesas they said we are not gog to pass a bill he said no that's not going to happen. he runs up the stairs to paste phillip's office was the minority leader in the senate. they started pulling people off the floor downstate republicans and suburban republicans had not been for any kind of help for the white sox. whatm they had done as they created a funding stream we have outer counters paying the price for leveraging the money and the bonds to pay for the stadium. what they did was they had extra fees on rental cars at o'hare and things like that and hotel taxes et cetera. they had an argument illinois taxpayers who will be paying the majority of the freight on this. so they got up there it was really getting c

so again, there's a lot of randomness involved, but there definitely thompson saying, wow, you know, this fits the bill of climate change. this fits into a picture we'd expect in an era where climate change is big factor. urologist matthew, completely matthew, we appreciate your analysis tonight. thank you. thank you. all right, let's have a look now and some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world . greek authorities rescued more than a 150 people from small boats on their way from turkey to greek islands on friday. the coast guard said a $101.00 people were picked up for off the island of les, both alone. so far this year, more than $17000.00 migrants from the middle east. and after him a ride. in greeks, at least 43 people were killed with the army opened fire on protesters in goma and the democratic republic of congo. the demonstration against foreign peacekeepers was organized by a religious sect you enforce is due to withdrawal by the end of the year. the nasa has found the site where a russian spacecraft crashed on the moon, the agencies lunar orbit or took these images o

thompson is waving over one guy, jim stang from the suburbs and stinks asvo i changed my vote to 60. mcpike says, takes the gavel and he goes bang. at 11:59 the bill passes. to everybody who was mad i didn't want the sox to have that legislation was yelling and screaming, throwing paper up in the air. thompson were shaking hands acting like a champion of some kind of hero of sorts. i said in the book, you know, kind of like he was levitated over to this pack of reporters and i a was there and one of the tv reporters said hey, it's after midnight picky goes, was not. it is. it was not. >> it is. was not. it goes back and forth about four or five times and he goes, the speaker said it was 11:59 and that's what it was. the speaker said, we rented the speaker and he says while, by my watch it was 11:59 i would run, run up and grab roll calls, and the roll call said 12:03 on it. it says july 1, 12:03. madigan scatters about that, they kind of freak out, grab all the remaining roll calls and white out and put them back on the stand and then whatever got to do was wideout july 1. [laughing] so it still even in the archives of the secretary of state offic

welcome to breakfast, with naga munchetty and ben thompson. 0ur headlines today: calls for urgent action to help vulnerable households with their energy billsnders. honestly, it has been an extraordinary and distressing week. russell brand makes his first comments since he was accused of rape and sexual assault, and lashes out at the government and media organisations. the businesses backing hs2 — they urge the government to re—commit to building the high speed rail line from london to manchester. good morning. it is the clash of the titans at the right world cup today, as ireland, the world's top team, face their biggest rivals, defending champions south africa, in an almighty showdown in paris. sir michael caine on his new film, inspired by a true story, and a hint that retirement might not be far off. speaking from a professional actor's point of view, you don't get many leading roles at 90!— point of view, you don't get many leading roles at 90! good morning, all. our weekend _ leading roles at 90! good morning, all. our weekend is _ leading roles at 90! good morning, all. our weekend is shaping - leading roles at 90! good morning, all.

bill. chair westerman and ranking member grijalva, as well as chair thompson and ranking member scott, for their support of this critical legislation. thank you, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arizona reserves. the gentleman from arkansas. >> mr. speaker, i yield two minutes to the gentleman from minnesota, the chairman of the subcommittee on energy and mineral resources, mr. stauber. the chair: the gentleman is roadway -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. stauber: thank you. i rise today in support of h.r. 1450, the treating tribes and counties as good neighbors act. introduced by my good friend and colleague, representative fulcher of idaho. st. louis county, minnesota, is the largest county east of the mississippi river and the place i've always called home. st. louis county is a checker board of federal and nonfederal land. as such, there are many actors managing the land. be it the bureau of land management or the u.s. forest service that manage our federal lands, or the states, the counties and the local tribes that manage our nonfed

bill. talk to you later. >> my beloved father, brian thomas thompson.andpa. we miss you and love you and will never forget your memory. thank you, everyone. [applause] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] ... [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> and my brother michael. words cannot express how much you are loved and missed. 22 years just feels almost like yesterday sometimes, but you would be so proud of your nieces and your nephews. they have grown up so fast. you are missing out on a lot. we love you and we miss you. >> and my uncle luis. uncle, i hope you are hearing this from where we are right now but i want to see even though i never got the chance to speak to you, to hear you to meet you in person, i know you're the greatest father, uncle, brother and friend to everyone. from the stories and pictures and given, along with your siblings, so much of a loving son, brother you were to them. wherever -- wherever he went, everyone wants to be close to you and show

is something that is enduring and not an appropriations bill a plan like the farm bill and with that, chairman thompson on the ag committee we can incorporate this. i would like to withdraw my amendment and yield time to the chairman of the ag committee. the chair: does the chairman wish to reserve? mr. nunn: i do. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. thompson: during this congress the house committee on agriculture has had one goal to empower our farm families and invigorate our families. and be need to gain access to affordable high-speed internet. i thank mr. nunn and to develop smart policy ideas to bring broadband internet to every corner of america. the house committee on agriculture has worked hard to close the connectivity gap. the gentleman from iowa has been a welcomed addition to those conversations. every member of this house is using funds wisely and we will report a farm bill that does just that. we will ensure that broadband networks financed by usda broadband programs. mr. williams: offer services. this is in collaboration and that is what we are doing when we dr

thompson matched the description of the person caught on surveillance video at the scene of that attack. he is now arrested. >> billat goes on. so does this. a manhunt for an escaped killer by the name of cavalcante now in its eighth day. this is new footage. watch this carefully. this is how he got out. he is five feet tall and he used his body to scale that wall, made his escape about 30 miles west of philly. seen scaling the wall, went to a fence and off he went. nate foye is about 30 miles west of philly now near a train tracks. what do you think you have in chadds ford, pennsylvania, nate? >> pennsylvania state police believe they have cavalcante surrounded and right now you can see the state police have blocked off these railroad tracks. we're on the southern edge of the search area so if you look this way, bill, this is north, this is where the search is happening. we don't know how far down the railroad tracks. down that way we know troopers are looking through a train now to make sure that cavalcante is not on that train. troopers tell us they didn't have any sightings last night. tuesday night is the last

thompson, a fellow sportsman from california. i want to thank senator boozman and senator manchin who have co-sponsored the senate companion bill. i want to thank bruce westerman, the chair of the committee, and representative grijalva, for helping us with this legislation. before i close i want to let you know about how this came about. i love it whenever you're out there in the field or meeting with constituents back home and people bring up ideas. in this case, it was actually a sportsman in our office. taylor playforth. we call him baylor because he sunk his boat but that's another story. he's an avid sportsman, he came up with this idea. we were able to get this turned into legislative text, work with senator tots introduce it, work with the congressional sportsman's caucus and others. my friend from arizona is going to ensure that we pass this unanimously today. so with that, mr. speaker, i want to thank all the folks that worked on this. i want to thank vivian, staff from the natural resources committee, and sandra, as well. and urge adoption of this legislation and i yield back. mr. collins: i have no further requests fo

thompson: thank you very much, mr. speaker. and i thank the gentlelady from connecticut for the time. i rise in strong opposition to h.r. 5525, a bill more designed to appease the extreme maga wing of the republican party than to stave off a government shutdown. with just hours remaining before our nation is struck into an unnecessary shutdown, the house is being forced to waste time on a measure that would impose draconian cuts to vital federal programs and compel the enactment of h.r. 2, the child deportation act. when we considered h.r. 2 in may, i called it a cruel, extreme, unworkable immigration and border security measure. time has not been kind to the bill. it still would wreck our economy, cripple our ports of industry, destroy the asylum system, criminalize visa overstays, force unaccompanied children into dangerous situations, jail families and children indefinitely, and on top of all that, worsen conditions at the border. the child deportation act would upend c.b.p.'s ability to process migrants at ports of entry and borrow funding to humanitarian organizations that provide transportation and legal assistance to children

thompson: thank you very much, mr. speaker. and i thank the gentlelady from connecticut for the time. i rise in strong opposition to h.r. 5525, a billore designed to appease the extreme maga wing of the republican party than to stave off a government shutdown. with just hours remaining before our nation is struck into an unnecessary shutdown, the house is being forced to waste time on a measure that would impose draconian cuts to vital federal programs and compel the enactment of h.r. 2, the child deportation act. when we considered h.r. 2 in may, i called it a cruel, extreme, unworkable immigration and border security measure. time has not been kind to the bill. it still would wreck our economy, cripple our ports of industry, destroy the asylum system, criminalize visa overstays, force unaccompanied children into dangerous situations, jail families and children indefinitely, and on top of all that, worsen conditions at the border. the child deportation act would upend c.b.p.'s ability to process migrants at ports of entry and borrow funding to humanitarian organizations that provide transportation and legal assistance to children a

wyatt earp and then the life of wild bill hickok and you start seeing the same in both of those types of books. so for instance, there was a saloon owner named ben thompson, who you're probably thinking of when you're when you're devising that question who owned a saloon in dodge city with ben and his brother billy were born in england and then raised in texas and ben to a larger extent because billy spent part of his life on the run for having killed a couple of folks. he shouldn't have killed. ben ended up being almost a forrest gump style character where he seemed be in the right place at the right time to interact with everybody. he probably had a run in with wyatt earp in a town in kansas. absolutely. had some run ins with wild hickok in dodge or in abilene, kansas. and then he, of course, was in a little village in texas called sweetwater, where he owned a saloon where he ended up helping masterson's life after bat very severely shot. so he had wider bat masterson and wild bill hickok, who he roamed around with in a very short space of time i that he was reading those names in those books. that's what started to really provide the through line for

thompson said she is a legend. dianne feinstein has passed away at the age of 90 years old. >> you mentioned her last work in congress was trying to help get the bill passed so that we didn't have a shutdown. we are just hours away from that government shutdown and we are minutes away from hearing house speaker kevin mccarthy. what's his message as the clock is ticking and running out? we will bring it all to you. >>> right now, house speaker kevin mccarthy is trying to figure out what now? his last-ditch effort at the moment centers around pushing for a vote on a short-term spending bill this morning, but he does not have ta votes for it. the dynamics at play really have not changed overnight. nothing he has tried has worked and hardliners are not willing to negotiate, so we have moved from days to hours for the government shutdown. >>> the funding bill is still a work in progress with no real hopes of passing in the senate either. so all signs are pointing to the shutdown affecting millions, 2.2 million federal, and 1.3 million of the members of military and the federal workers some forced off of the job or forced to work without pay. you may see

thompson: madam chair, these checker programs are commodity group driven. there are no taxpayer dollars for any of the activities or for usda oversight of these activities. i look forward to the farm bill process where we can continue discussions i've had with the gentlelady from indiana with her staff to be able to look at how do we improve transparency and how do we refine these programs to provide her and others confidence in these. you know, the attack on the checkoff programs were really rooted by animal rights organizations who see this and have one goal and that's to eliminate livestock, the livestock agriculture industry. obviously that's unacceptable. but increasing transparency is not acceptable. i see the farm bill process as the appropriate path forward for that and with that i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentlelady from illinois. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. mr. thompson: madam chair, i ask for a recorded vote. the chair: pursuant to clause 16, further proceedings will be postponed. from indiana will be postponed. the cha

thompson: thank you very much, mr. speaker. and i thank the gentlelady from connecticut for the time. i rise in strong opposition to h.r. 5525, a bill more designed to appease the extreme maga wing of the republican party than to stave off a government shutdown. with just hours remaining before our nation is struck into an unnecessary shutdown, the house is being forced to waste time on a measure that would impose draconian cuts to vital federal programs and compel the enactment of h.r. 2, the child deportation act. when we considered h.r. 2 in may, i called it a cruel, extreme, unworkable immigration and border security measure. time has not been kind to the bill. it still would wreck our economy, cripple our ports of industry, destroy the asylum system, criminalize visa overstays, force unaccompanied children into dangerous situations, jail families and children indefinitely, and on top of all that, worsen conditions at the border. the child deportation act would upend c.b.p.'s ability to process migrants at ports of entry and borrow funding to humanitarian organizations that provide transportation and legal assistance to children

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