>> chair butler how do you vote? >> aye. >> vice chair evans how vote?albright. >> aye.r williams. >> aye. >> commissioner guerrero.m> >> he >> commissioner laguana. >> aye. >> l)tothe motion is passed. >> and i understand we can collaborate 2, 3 and 4 in the same conversation. commissioner evans you have the floor.at mean that you're asking for a vote at the end? >> correct.nt to take them separately. >> so all three of these items are related to extension of non congregate shelters monarch, the dante and e >[cova all of these are about nine months so it to march 31 to real estate agreements so that they would all end simultaneously. i just wanted to clarify since that time flies in this world very quickly and we may be in a position to sees these shelters being <may wind down given the budget xwlaints, that cipate, we might be looking at mid-year and when we the budget process again. can you clarify, it, we do have a majority of are housing referral status. and i just wanttet getting into eye crunch situation where these ople are not, being placed in

>> chair butler how do you vote? >> aye. >> vice chair evans how do you vote? >> aye. aye. >> commissioner williams. >> aye. >> commissioner guerrero. >> he had to leave for a meeting. >> commissioner laguana. >> aye. >> the motion is passed. >> and i understand we can collaborate 2, 3 and 4 in the same conversation. commissioner evans have the floor. >> does that mean that you're asking for a vote at the end? >> correct. >> unless you want to take them sepa >> so all three of these items are extension of services for non ncothe monarch, the dante and the cova all of these about nine months so it extends to 31 to coincide with the real estate agreements so that would all end simultaneously. i just wanted to clarify since we know that time flies very quickly and we may be in a position to sees these shelters being may wind down given budget xwlaints, that we anticipate, we might be looking at mid-year and when we go through the budget process again. can you clarify, it, we do a majority of these people, are housing referral status. and i just wanted to make sure that we

>> chair butler how >> vice chair evans how do you >> commissioner albright. >> aye. >> aye. >> commissionerguerrero. >> he had to >> commissioner laguana. >> aye. >> the motion is passed. >> and i can collaborate 2, 3 and 4 in the same conversation. commissioner evans you have the floor. asking for a vote at the end? >> correct.take them separately. >> so all three of are related to extension of non congregate shelters the dante and the of these are about nine months so to march 31 to estate agreements so that they would d simultaneously. i just wanted to clarify since time flies in this world very quickly and we maposition to sees these shelters being may wind down given the budget xwlaints, that we might be looking at mid-year and when we cess again.clarify, it, we do have a majority of e housing referral status. and i just wanted to getting into eye crunch situation where these their housing placements. quickly enough and we're to transfer them to another shelter. >> gee gee and i have my colleague here to need more details. but through vice chair evans, that we've presented several anti

chair butler. >> aye. >> vice >> commissioner albright. >> aye. >> commissioner williams. >> and commissionerguana. >> aye. >> items are passed.we're now moving to 12-a this is a into a new contract with e happy to invite elizabeth come and did i say her last name right? >> yes.looking at me like no. >> speaker: good r butler and director, my name is i'm the manager of programs of hsh. you all a new grant agreement with lyric for support service sxz new permanprogram that will serve young adults who are conforming and other questioning youth. the grant not to exceed over the five-year contract over 4 million, including contingency.is part of the city's ending it was developed in partnership with the office tive and with other community stake hold participated in the city's commitment to end trans homeleservice that's are offered to this new management service that's taylored to meet the needs of we'll have a case management ratio not to exceed of staff two residents. alsothe support services, gender affirming designed to meet specifically the needs of the per unit services amount is larger, i

take a shot at the former president here, they're touring the grounds of the butler farm show grounds. the task force, co-chairedlvania congressman mike kelly. he's from butler, and he was at the rally when the shooting took place. the most important thing is it recognizes we are us representatives, not democrats, not republicans, but both searching for the answers and reassuring the american people that we can work together and we can get the right answers. so this doesn't happen again. in fact, former president trump will be back in pennsylvania this week. vice president harris will be in georgia. laura, on a bus tour following it at all. thank you very much. all right. how about a little football? today is cut down day in the nfl. meaning all teams have to pare their rosters to 53. but the niners still have two key players in limbo with the season opener 13 days away, the niners still have to figure out the future of star receiver brandon aiyuk. he still has one more year on his contract, but he's seeking a new deal or demanding to be traded. the niners are thought to have a deal in place to trade him, but ev

i'm sitting there with lapd and the chair -- sheriffs department or the butler police department and off, everybody goes silent, we all listen and whatever information comes over the radio we dispatch out to everybody present. that way that cog in the wheel was completely missing. that's just... unbelievable in my opinion. >> neil: it is just surreal, china pieces together, it's remarkable, learning to put all of those puzzle pieces back big retired fbi special agent, thank you. we are following to something that could have an effect is, you don't own stock, the ai darling if you will, a market cap approaching $3 trillion, arguably one of the most exalted companies in stocks and market history. on with earnings that appeared to easily beat street estimates encoding revenues that came a couple of billion dollars stronger than thought. it is not quite that clear, there are political ramifications from these numbers. and of course wall street community that's gotten used to this company constantly beating those estimates. we will pick it apart for you and take a look at the market and y

butler farm show grounds. the task force here is co-chaired by pennsylvania congressman mike kelly. he's from butler, and he was at the rally when the shooting took place. the most important thing is it recognizes we are us representatives, not democrats, not republicans, but both searching for the answers and reassuring the american people that we can work together and we can get the right answers. so this doesn't happen again. representative jason crow, also on that panel. he's a former army ranger. three tours in afghanistan and iraq. he says he was shocked at the number of other unguarded places an assailant could have used. i definitely took note today that there were a lot of lines of sight that appear to have been unsecured that day, that didn't have eyes on, or that weren't secured, and certainly at this point, a lot more questions than answers. former president trump will be back in pennsylvania this week. vice president harris will be in georgia this week on a bus tour. laura. busy times. thank you very much, scott. well, new at six. a live look at the state capitol where t

so this house task force is chaired by pennsylvania republican mike kelly, a butler native who representss present at the rally, and a ranking republican jason crow, a lawmaker. some republicans have visited the site, but they wanted to go back as a group to get a visceral feel of the scene as they conduct the investigation. some of the questions are obvious, right, why was that rooftop unprotected? why did a radio warning by police to the man on the roof reach the secret service agents and why did they allow mr. trump to take the stage when they were hunting for a suspicious person with a range finder. and also questions about the counterdrone technology. allowing the shooter to use a drone to conduct reconnaissance. and damaging information continues to emerge about the security. there are reports that the secret service was offered a local police drone but declined and was offered radios to communicate with local police, but didn't pick them up. and radio transmissions that have been released shows butler police that he warned to post someone on that roof. some of these are fairly obvi

the task force is chaired by pennsylvania republican, mike kelly, a butler native who represents thewas at the rally when the shots were fired. and the ranking democrat is your next guest. jason crow, an army combat veteran. their goal is to figure out what went wrong and make sure it never happens again. some of the questions they're trying to answer are obvious. why was the rooftop left unprotected? why didn't the radio warning of a man on a roof reach mr. trump? and why did those agents allow mr. trump to take the stage when hunting for a suspicious person with a range finder. also questions about technology including why is secret service wasn't allowed to employ its technology. we learned recently that multiple secret service agents have been placed on administrative duty at more and more damning information emerges. there have been reports that the secret service was offered a local police drone but declined and was offered radios to communicate with local police but didn't pick them up. and radio transmissions show a butler officer complaining that he warned the secret service

and mike kelly is chairing that because he is from nth butler pennsylvania. >> brian: mike clerks myof congress. is he doing a great job on that. there will be public comments today a press conference. but they have been digging. in getting the answers and requesting documents they have been slow walked. that's the concern. so we are press and go. we got to get the answers the american people. and i'm confident our task force will get that done. >> we know nothing about this guy. i know it's not exactly the lee harvey oswald investigation. why does he have encrypt app.s. who was he communicating to? why are we still having trouble getting to his phone. curiosity things have left much in the media. maddening to me. on a separate note. no one has to tell you three days until the day explosion of abbey gate. we lost 13 great servicemen and women. many more were wounded. many afghans were killed. and we knew this was all coming. the investigation has been frustrating because the president doesn't want to hear it. won't comment on it. you will. what action are you taking? >> well, we're d

chairs from all over the country. i just had it chance to catch up with senator butler of california. we were sharing about just how excited we are for this week's convention here in chicago. >> you know, senator butler was on the show yesterday and it's good to hear that she got there safely. so as we know, president biden is expected to forcefully argue the case for the harris-walz ticket, while also saying how he considers donald trump to still be a threat to democracy. what more do you expect to hear from the president? what more should we expect to hear from the president? >> i think we are going to hear some of the same that we have heard for years ago, optimism, hope, a belief in us, i believe in democracy, and a sense that service, leadership, isn't about oneself, it's about all of us making progress together. bluntly, i think president biden just made one of the most selfless divisions -- decisions of any elected official i have ever seen in choosing to step aside and let his trusted, valued vice president step forward as our standardbearer for this election. he always wanted

another attack in nearby dental butler injured several people, but it's probably minister keeps thomas due to chair and emergency meeting to discuss the going on rest in england wells on white and state sizes of anti racism . protesters turned out on the streets while the went as many phone right demonstrators speaking to media and style on our side, the lack of unrest prove the tough sentencing varieties was working. the fact we didn't say that the sort of that was said is because we had police deployed in numbers in the right places, giving reassurance to communities were able to demonstrate the criminal justice system working speedily. so yesterday, you soul the sentencing of individuals with being involved in disorder. days ago, some of them getting sentences as long as 3 years that since a very powerful message. but i also fig. but the what that's being done jointly to reassure our community is, is becoming more effective. and those of the headlines and use continues in about half an hour as the israel flight until we destroyed from us as military capabilities and its ruled in garza. and bring

butler, a senator from the state of california, to perform the duties of the chair. signed: patty murray, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until 10:00 a.m. on friday, august 9dz, -- august 9, 2024. >> lawmakers currently in 024. their august recess for their state work period. we'll continue to hold the brief sessions in the hart office building due to renovation in the senate chambers. lawmakers are scheduled to return for votes monday, september 9th. watch live coverage of the u.s. senate here on c-span2. we now take you back to our book tv programming. >> are stressed out in terms of their incomes are getting squeezed, squeezed by the high inflation we've had. they've got squeezed by the feeling that the rich are benefitting and they don't have the equality of opportunity. and they're also feeling squeezed by the fact that all of this liquidity has led to incredible increase of property prices, but it's put a new home for the average american out of reach. so, i think that that's when i really made

butler, pennsylvania. and explanations since aren't making critics feel any better. we're winning to talk to house homeland security committee chairessee republican mark green, and democratic congresswoman madeleine dean. all that and so many storms, so little time. the one in the middle east that's getting bigger, the fall aught from that -- fallout from that huge prisoner swap and the very real storm targeting florida that is getting scarier. but we've got you covered, my friends, always a safe port in a world storm, fair and balanced. and it all starts right now. ♪ if. ♪ ♪ neil: welcome, everybody, glad to have you, i'm neil cavuto. and it is the weekend, so there is that good news. i hope you have a very good one. we want to put this scary world in perspective for you, try to piece it all together. we begin in atlanta, georgia, that's where you'll find our mark meredith with the trump-vance team. heir going to the exact same venn withdrew, i believe, kamala harris was using only a couple of days ago, right? if. >> reporter: neil, they sure are. i was standing in the same spot on tuesday, and we're able to compare the crowd tha