local lawyer brian adams, who grew up near the plant, now represents over 100 juliette residents who are suing the plant for environmental contamination. >> there have been deaths that we attribute that are related to the toxins that are coming from the plant. linking everything together is certainly one of the scientific issues that we're working on, but we-- we know that there were bad things, bad contaminants that are coming from the plant that are getting to the people in the community that are causing health problems. we do have liver cancer, kidney cancer, stomach cancer, all that we are afraid is attributed to the contaminations. i think as people realize that maybe georgia power has known that some of this stuff is not good and not good for the area, and they never said anything, instead encouraged people to be in that area, that's where the anger really starts to get in, because, again, they feel like they've been lied to. the thing is, georgia power does do some good things for the community. they help people in the community, they give back, they give to good causes. a lot

check out how singer brian adams. ♪ >> dana: i love how he just kept going. you shouldn't do that to stars when they are doing that short questions with dana perino, this week with charles payne is up. judge, your turn. >> judge jeanine: i love that that guy was having a good time. so, a chocolate lab is being praised by local police in warren county, pennsylvania, for helping to lead to the arrest of a fugitive murder suspect. this is the way it happened. dogs laying outside his house. he seems someone strange he stars barking and running toward the creek. his owners follow him and start circulating on the news outlets. pickup given tennis balls a new collar and juicy ribeye steak. >> dana: i love that. >> jesse: we found an mansion on a skyscraper. this is where i will be retiring after i win the lottery. # 0,000 square foot mansion, two two stories infinity pool, yard. you're up there tonight. "jesse watters primetime" at 8:00, the biden bribe document has been declassified. jessica, make sure to tune in at 8:00. >

. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> -- john berman, as i handed off to you, you know brian adams did not miss a beat,d it like a karaoke moment -- you've got to applaud that. >> -- thanks so, much laura coates, appreciate it. so, rudy giuliani texting his way into trouble and donald trump singing no, no, no, like destiny's child, and the secret service driving that train will brief on cocaine. i am john berman. and this is "cnn tonight" -- or, as i like to call it, cnn very nearly two more. because there is new news tonight on legal jeopardy for rudy giuliani, a new campaign drama surrounding the ultra. but before what just happened, what will happen. tomorrow. pretty early, in fact. the secret service is expected to say what it know is about the cocaine found in the white house. not since willie nelson smoked a joint on the white house roof have drugs inside 1600 pennsylvania avenue raised so many questions. by the way, it will email something really happened. jimmy carter confirmed it. the cocaine situation has been way more mysterious and the source of way more wild and baseless speculation, and l

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, i'd like to thank committee staff director kathy, helen, stanton, aviation sub director brian, alexandra, adam and, again, all the staff who worked on this complex and critical legis legislation. mr. chair, i urge support of securing growth and >> on c-span2, the senate returns to resume debate on the defense policy bill. we will also vote on the confirmation of david to be assistant administrator of the enronmental protection agency. 9:30 a.m.. senate judiciary committee meets to consideregislation that will establi a code of ethical conduct for supreme court justices. everything also streams live on c-span now, video app, or online at c-span.org. thursday, robt kennedy, jr. and others testify on censorship and freepeh. before the house she sherr subcommittee on the weaponization of the federal government. you can watch the hearing live, starting at 9:00.meastern on spent now, our free mobile video app, or online at c-span.org. >> american history tv, saturdays at c-span2, exploring the people and events that tell the american story. at 7:00 p.m. eastern, author and activist gary casper discu

- to thank folks bike hunter, laney, julie, andrew, will, jack, corey, abby, lesley, as well as brian, adam, katy, and stanton. as well as our own deputy chief of staff, maggie, for all the work they did to put this legislation together. i want to remind this body, mr. chairman, that this bill passed out of the house transportation committee on a unanimous vote. i will be the first to admit, certainly there are imperfections, my friend from pennsylvania believes he's identified one. but for this legislation is really just a tremendous step forward for the aviation industry in the united states. and i want to thank, again, mr. larsen, sam graves who did an amazing job, as well as congressman cohen for the partnership of this bill. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from pennsylvania. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. mr. graves: mr. chairman. recorded vote. the chair: pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, further proceedings

. >> brian adams and many other celebrities , have praised her celebrities, have praised her talent andthenticity. and here's why. >> because no , nothing compares i >> nothing . nothing compares to >> nothing. nothing compares to you . you. >> well, ali and i were sitting. you're hypnotised by that period in her life. and the images on the front of many of the newspapers today , just how newspapers today, just how beautiful she was. and she obviously was beautiful all on the outside as well as the inside. there were very troubled soul, a very troubled soul. let's find out more about who knew sinead o'connor actually was our showbiz journalist , was our showbiz journalist, eddie phillips, with more on this. ali, good morning. big shock. >> morning, guys. really big shock. >> really, really sad news. and sinead o'connor, obviously iconic singer and actually, um , iconic singer and actually, um, billed herself as a protest singer. she never wanted to be a p0p singer. she never wanted to be a pop star, even though, you know, the early career kind of thought that might be where she was goin

. >> brian: let's check in with meteorologist adam klotz for the fox weather forecast. >> adam: goodat across the country, that is why i'm inside enjoying air conditioning. 86 in new york city on fox square. across southern tier, close to 90 and texas near triple digits. desert southwest is warm. one spot tracking showers in middle of the country. this is day after day after day. two severe thunderstorms sweeping the state, winds up to 60 mill per hour, heavy lightning. what does the weather turn into? this is saturday forecasted highs. notice cooling across northern plains and southern tier is warm, warm along west coast or east coast. a lot of rain in the northeast, that will be coming here by sunday and into monday. back to you guys. >> steve: thank you. it is nice and dry outside, coming up next, gavin mcgraw performs "greatest of all time." but first, hi to bill hemmer who will take control of the channel in 13 minutes. >> bill: great show, talked to gavin earlier this morning, enjoyed the interview. have a good show and weekend. breaking news, job market, larry kudlow going thr

, i'd like to thank committee staff director kathy, helen, stanton, aviation sub director brian, alexandra, adam and, again, all the staff who worked on this complex and critical legis legislation. mr. chair, i urge support of securing growth and robust leadership in the american aviation act and with that i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields. all time for general debate has expired. the bill shall be considered for amendment under the five-minute rule. in lieu of the amendment in the nature of a substitute recommended by the committee on transportation and infrastructure printed in the bill, an amendment in the nature of a substitute consisting of the text of rules committee print 118-11 shall be considered as adopted. the bill as amended shall be considered as an original bill for purpose of further amendment under the five-minute rule. and shall be considered as read. no further amendment to the bill, as amended, shall be in order except those printed in part a of house report 118-147 and amendments en bloc described in section 3 of house resolution 597. each s

my adam's apple more prominent, my fertility unknown. briancole is with us tonight to share her story. thank you for coming on with us, we appreciate this. you came out as transgender to your family at the anal of 12, and your -- at the age of 12, and your family consulted with medical professionals for support. they trusted those profession aals. what was your experience like with the doctors who worked with you and your family on this? >> almost every single one of them only took the approach of affirming me in my feelings of being a boy. and the reasons as to why i wanted to be a boy so badly and reject my female body were never really questioned even though they did do a psychological evaluation, and it turned out i did have some pre-existing psychological factors. but it was never really -- none of this was ever really looked into during the treatment of my gender dysphoria. brian: you were 12 at the time. >> yes. brian: and the doctors simply went with what you expressed that you felt. what do you think about an adult treating a 12-year-

i adam van, brian , this all seems really great. this is my first time coming to one of these things, so i don't know exactly how this works, but i was curious if this does anything to address mixed zoning throughout the city. i think a lot of the places in sunset and in richmond are devoid of, you know, nearby walkable grocery stores, restaurants, cafes and all that kind of stuff. and if we're rezoning things to allow for higher buildings, i think we should encourage and incentivize . yeah mixed use zoning for this, i don't know if that's something you guys decide here or somewhere else, but i'm curious about that. last call for public comment. please press star three use the raise hand icon. come forward. seeing no additional requests to speak, public comment is closed in this informational item is now before you. great. thank you. staff thank you. the callers i know this represents a brief report, but lots of hours of work amongst a very diverse design team. hopefully we can give you some feedback. and also just i'd love to hear

brian taylor, former political editor of bbc scotland. he is pro—indepence. maura gillespie, former deputy chief of staff and communications director for congressman adam kinzingerviser to speaker of the house of representatives, john boehner. lets that with this debate over oil and gas production. the boss of energy giant shell says we need to continue to keep on dreaming. in an interview one speaker suggested we still need to discuss because we are not moving fast enough towards renewable energy. the reality is that the energy system of today continues to desperately need only oil and gas. and before we are able to let go of that, we need to make sure that we have developed a new energy system of the future. and we are not yet, collectively, moving at a pace that requires that to happen. the chief of the un said that it is economic and moral madness to continue to look for new oil and gas. what would you say to him? i disagree with him, respectfully. i think what would be dangerous and irresponsible is actually cutting out the oil and gas production so that the cost of living, as we sawjust last year, starts to shoot up again. not to mention the fact that many

brian, maybe we find out today after microsoft and google report earnings that just because we step away from the tech rally doesn't necessarily mean that the broader markets are going to take a breather. so adam made the case that we're 30% to 40% of the s&p gains are attributed to just seven names, and so maybe that broadening out means tech takes a breather, hits the pause button and trends sideways for a little bit while the rest of the market continue to say power on. maybe it's not energy, but i definitely think health care is worth a look. >> yeah, look, to me if you're being really simplistic, cpi went up a ton and the big cap stock companies don't get hurt, they didn't really get hurt by rising cpi and a lot of other businesses did now i think cpi is going to bottom and maybe go meaningfully lower, i think the case for a rally broadening is some companies will see less margin pressure and potentially some headwinds turned into tailwinds, at least for a few months. so i'm with you there. i think the part i'm most negative on and where i've gotten incrementally negative is on any place that has a store with a physical box. so i'm really negative on retailers, i think they -- >> why by t