i have to say that it only use to be assistant deputy chief cochrane that beats me to the office in the morning. now we're going to have some competition. that bodes well and speaks well to this command staff on how hard they work, and i'm really looking forward to seeing what we can do, what we can do together. i know there's, you know, quite a learning curve for all of us, but we are all passionate about the department and we are moving forward and i'm really excited about it and excited to work with the commission as well. a couple things that we're doing, we will be putting together a schedule to send our command staff out to stations and that includes myself, sort of the change in shift in the morning or whatever works for the command staff, but i think that's a good time to go out, just to open up a conversation, so the field knows who we are, so we're hearing directly from the field. i am all about communication, so i think this is a good way to start it off. so, we'll be coming up with that in the next couple of weeks, that schedule. so there's that, and we're also, right now, t

i know chief cochrane has been heavily involved with the disaster preparedness, and we're doing more each day with that. the chiefs will be working on the incident management team, which we will need in place when we do have the big one, not if, it's when. then also, i met with the new head of the department of public health, dr. colfax. he is also all on board with disaster planning and operations because d.p.h. will play a large role in patient care afterwards and i also had some really good conversations with him on, on the healthy streets operation center and how we can partner to assist with the homelessness and opioid crisis that is on our streets. i like to call sort of what i want us to do, e.m.s. prevention. we do such a good job with fire prevention and i think we can get out there in front of some things, particularly with some of the population on the street, and do some community para medicine out there to get people into services. so i think that's some of the directions we're going in, in the department, disaster prep for our entire department and with other department

"very sad to hear the news of the passing of my friend, thad cochran.al senator with incredible values. even flew back to senate from mississippi for important health care vote when he was desperately ill. thad never let our country or me down." that was a backhanded sideswipe, right, to mccain? >> on who -- >> who attacks -- who attacks a dead man every own eveover and ? think about this in our lives. ever heard any of your and attack a dead man? i've never heard anything like this. then to say he's mad because mccain killed health care? let me tell you, what was going on at that point in time was to -- was to basically take health care away from 20 million people. and john mccain went to the senate floor, by the way, i called mccain after he voted no because there needs to be improvement with obamacare, but they just have no replacement. i saw fred upton today over in michigan. he said i didn't vote to just get rid of the thing, there was no replacement. how are you going to strip health care away from 20 million people then you're bitter at somebody

john floyd cochran was born in michigan in 1941.ed in the radio unit of vietnam. he led a platoon and a man who served under him would say four decades later he was one great guy. the lieutenant fell to sniper fire on october 24, 19 66, 6 -- 1966 6 days before he was scheduled to meet his wife on r&r. in his final letter home, he wrote to his mom and dad these words. tonight, i am awaiting an attack. yes, that is right. your only son who you did not raise to be stupid is 11,000 miles away from home sitting beneath a shaded lantern on top of a hill waiting for a visit from our friend charlie. he later wrote, i know why i am here and why it could not be any other place. he said i do believe the basic principles are enough for a man to die for. we are here because we actually believe our country is good enough to fight for and if necessary, to die for. [applause] vice president pence: today, we remember the service and sacrifice of first lieutenant john cochran. three men, three wars, and as we recall their sacrifices, we cannot help b

first lieutenant cochran served in the 409th radio unit in vietnam.d under him who say four decades later that he was one great guy. lieutenant cochran fell to sniper fire on the 24th of october, 1966, just six days before he was scheduled to meet his wife in hawaii on r&r. in his final letter home, he wrote to his mom and dad these words. tonight i'm awaiting an attack. yes, that's right. your only son who you didn't raise to be stupid is 11,000 miles away from home, sitting beneath a shaded coleman lantern on top of a hill waiting for a visit from our friend charlie. he later wrote, i know why i'm here and why i couldn't be any other place. he said, i do believe basic principles are enough for men to die for. we are here because we actually believe that our country is good enough to fight for and if necessary to die for. [ applause ] today we remember the service and sacrifice of first lieutenant john cochran. [ applause ] three men, three wars. and as we recall their sacrifices, we cannot help but be inspired by their courage. and make no mistake a

first lieutenant cochran served in the 409th radio unit in vietnam.atoon, and a man who served under him would say four decades later he was one great guy. lieutenant cochran fell to sniper fire on the 24th of october, 1966, just six days before he was scheduled to meet his wife in hawaii. on r & r. in his final letter home he wrote to his mom and dad these words -- "tonight i'm awaiting an attack. yes, that's right. your own son who you didn't raise to be stupid is 11,000 miles away from home sitting beneath a shaded coleman lantern on top of a hill waiting for a visit from our friend charlie." he later wrote, "i know why i'm here and why i couldn't be any other place"'s he said, "i do believe basic principles are a reason to die for. we are here because we feel our country is good enough to fight for and if necessary to die for." [ applause ] >> today we remember the service and sacrifice of first lieutenant john cochran. [ applause ] >> three men. three wars. and as we recall their sacrifices we cannot help but be inspired by their courage, and mak

thad cochran has died. the mississippi republican was 81. he used his and yorty to steer billions to history during his time in office. cochran represented mississippi in office for more than 45 years , and served as chairman of the senate appropriations committee and agricultural committee. he left office in april of 2018. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. shery: live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm shery on. amanda: live in toronto, i'm amanda lang. our top stories that we are following from around the world. sounding the alarm on corporate credit. pimco calling for lower returns and higher volatility as junk bond spreads rise. earnings after the closing bell. the ride-hailing giant releasing its first quarterly report after going public earlier this month. vice president mike pence is in ottawa, talking trade with the canadian prime minister justin trudeau. let's get a quick check on

cochran previously served three terms in congress.re-elected to a six year term in 2014 but resigned last year due to health concerns. he was the tenth longest serving senator in u.s. history. senator cochran died yesterday morning in oxford according to his former office spokesperson. he was 81. >>> still ahead false out that the white house had "uss john s. mccain" moved out of sight during the president's visit to japan. trump is calling the story fake news. that's not what he said yesterday morning. >>> what can we expect from wall street today after the president's latest tariff threat with mexico. we'll be right back. what is th? that's a blazer? that's a chevy blazer? aww, this is dope. this thing is beautiful. i love the lights. oh man, it's got a mean face on it. it looks like a piece of candy. look at the interior. this is nice. this is my sexy mom car. i would feel like a cool dad. it's just really chic. i love this thing. it's gorgeous. i would pull up in this in a heartbeat. i want one of these. that is sharp. the all-new

cochran resigned just last year due to health concerns. to discuss a battle over a senate confirmation. >> i think it's just simply a reminder that it's a good idea to try to work together and resolve these things in a cordial way and in an atmosphere of mutual respect. >> there's not many federal dollars in the state of mississippi that didn't have thad cochran's name on it. thad cochran who served mississippi for nearly half a century was 81. i for nearly hal century was 81 ar... matters. introducing the all-new 2019 ford ranger, it's the right gear. with a terrain management system for... this. a bash plate for... that. an electronic locking rear differential for... yeah... this. heading to the supermarket? get any truck. heading out here? get the ford ranger. the only adventure gear built ford tough. about medicare and supplemental insurance. medicare is great, but it doesn't cover everything - only about 80% of your part b medicare costs, which means you may have to pay for the rest. that's where medicare supplement insurance comes in

the narcissism is extraordinary about the tweet about thad cochran.untry or, parenths, me, down. trump was president for the last two years of cochran's being a senator. has nothing to do with trump. he can't just say thank you for your service and after he dies and he has to bring himself into it. but it does turn out that trump is easily triggered. he's more easily triggered than some undergraduate at -- no offense. >> the move of his staffers to move the ship or whatever they wanted to do to hide the ship is part of a larger pattern. "the new york times" reported that mick mulvaney, acting chief of staff told them not to discuss the russia probe in front of the president to avoid working them up. politico detailed how aides only has access to positive newspaper articles. i mean, they really try to shield him. the presidency is a bubble no matter what. and you are surrounded by sycophants but this seems to be taking toa new level. >> the president has a fragile ego. he's insecure. in terms of the john mccain thing, it seems he's jealous of this man'

chief cochrane was there. it was just amazing, and a privilege for this commissioner to walk with you on the beach to go up through the swimmers, and get educated in terms of how we deal with it. it is interesting because things have been modified in a sense that there were two rescue teams there, commissioners. we were able to witness the methodology in terms of a group that goes in and a secondary group behind in terms of the swimmers if there is some issues of being tired or the surf being challenging. that was just great to see. it was great to be able to meet the members of the surf rescue. that coordination with chief sonoma, the sonoma county sheriffs, with the helicopter, it was nice to be able to spend it with chief cochrane and the communication and all of a sudden, the helicopter becomes a real factor. it comes across the beach. it was better than spider-man, that is what most of us talked about. it was amazing in terms of that. it really was amazing, commissioners, is the rapport between the depart

senator thad cochran of mississippi has died. he stayed in congress for more than four decades.e used his influence as the head of the appropriations committee, after hurricane katrina ravaged the state in 2005. cochran left the senate last year because of health issues. cause of death has not been released. the senator was 81 years old rchlt measles cas-- >>> measles kacases in the unit states have reached the highest in a half century, there are 921 measles cases with nearly 700 in new york. clark county in washington state has the second largest outbreak with 70 cases reported. that county has a low vaccination rate. >>> police are searching for the person who wrote an anti-semitic message in front of the jewish children's museum in brooklyn. governor andrew cuomo ordering the hate crimes task force to assist with the investigation. he's also calling on the nation to stand united to condemn these decemb despicable acts and to root out hate in all of its forms. >>> growing concern for a connecticut mother of 5 missing for a week. jennifer dulos was last heard from friday short

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thad cochran was 81 years old.and, on wall street, the dow aijones industrial averaged 43 points to close at 25,169. the nasdaq rose 20 points, and the s&p 500 added five. still to come on the newshour: will missouri's only abortion clinictop providing abortions tomorrow? the future of the israelirn gont hangs in the balance as new elections are called. children in the world's largest refugee camp go to desperate lengths to get an education. and much more. >> brangham: in the ever- escalating battle overribortion, misss one of the central battlegrounds. that's due in part to a new law that is among the toughest in thcountry, if it were to b enacted. it's als trying to close off access to abortion as early as tomorrow. the legal battle playing out in missouri is over this one planned parenthoodlinic in st. louis. it's the only abortion clinic left in the stat the clinic's annual license, which it needs to perform abortions, expires friday. but, the state is fighting to withhold that license, which, if ccessful, woul

cochran was first elected to the house in 1972, he was 81 years old. you're up to date.the news update this hour kelly, back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> we have a news alert on juul here is aditi roy. >> juul is considering opening up u.s. retail stores. that would only allow people over the age of 21 to enter. >> wait a minute first we have to wrap our heads around an e-cigarette making having stand-alone stores. are they going to have people at the door checking your i.d.? >> presumably, yes it's all stemming from the fda cracking down starting last fall so the thought behind it, and juul has no comment so far and there's no former plan for stores opening but essentially it would give them a chance to control the distribution essentially you've seen the fda crack down on retail stores. >> we've seen the drugstores take a hit they're saying instead of relying on third parties who may be breaking the law and making us look bad -- >> exactly. >> how many locations are they going to have to have in order not to undermine their own sales? >> a lot of it is about bra

. >> reporter: 18-year-old cochran was caught, along with four juveniles. this grab and dash is similar to the one posted on fairfield police department's facebook page. there could be a connection. >> our investigators are working with other agencies in the bay area to see if there are any similarities or if the specific suspects were involved. >> reporter: despite increased patrol, thieves know how to get away with the crime. companies are hiring more security guards and many have a hands-off policy which means they can't touch the suspect as they ran away. frustrating for michael brown, who works in the area. >> unfortunately this particular parking lot here is a target for a lot of criminals. >> cheryl hurd reporting there. 4:36 for you right now. today graduating ccsf students celebrate at davies hall. some students may already be celebrating after yesterday's announcement to extend the free city college program. it allows free tuition for those who live in san francisco. the new funding covers the next decade. the pilot program had been set to expire

the former mississippi senator thad cochran died this morning. he was 21. 45 years. both house and senate. he was senate of the chairman appropriations commit as well as the agriculture committee. the longtime republican stepped down last year because of health issues. always a nice guy to talk to on the hill. >> old school. he was a republican consistently in his career, a lot of southern politicians were democrats who became reapins can a. he had always been a republican, a deal-maker. he's from the old style of politics. let get together and spend some government money. he actually had an interesting internal feud with trent lott who was the other senator from mississippi. they once ran against each other for leader. trent lott cleaned his clock, but super mannerly, old school southern gentleman, like another southern senator, lamar alexander. he has a piano in his office and, you know, some talent. >> to that point as we go to break, let's take a peek here. senator cochran at the piano in his office playing for his successor cindy hyde smith. ♪ ♪ tired

[applause] john floyd cochran was born in michigan in 1941, first lieutenant cochran served in the 409thr he was one great guy. lieutenant cochran fell in a sniper fighter in 1966 to six days before he was scheduled to meet his wife in hawaii. in his final letter home, he wrote to his mom and dad these words. "tonight, i'm awaiting an attack. yes, that's right, your only son who you didn't raise to be stupid is 11,000 miles away from home sitting beneath a shaded coleman lantern on top of the hill waiting for my visit from our friend charlie. he later wrote i know i am here and why couldn't be any other place. he said basic principles are enough for a man to die for. we are here because we actually believe the country is good enough to fight for and if necessary, to die for. today, we remember the service and sacrifice of first lieutenant john cochran. three men, three wars, and as we recall their sacrifices, we cannot help but be inspired by their courage. and make no mistake about it, they were example is inspiring a new generation of heroes every day. paul kelly was actually the son o

john floyd cochran was born in michigan in 1941.d in the radiant -- unit of vietnam. let a platoon and a man who served under him would say four decades later he was one great guy. the lieutenant fell to sniper october 24, 19 66, 6 days before he was scheduled to meet his wife on r&r. final letter home, he wrote to his mom and dad these words. tonight, i am awaiting an attack. yes, that is right. your only son who you did not raise to be stupid is 11,000 miles away from home sitting beneath a shaded lantern on top of a hill waiting for a visit from our friend charlie. wrote, i know i am here. and why it could not be any other place. he said i do believe the basic decibels are enough for a man to die for. we are here because we actually believe our country is good enough to fight for and if necessary, to die for. [applause] vice president pence: today, we rather the service and size of first lieutenant john. three men, three wars, and as we recall their sacrifices, we cannot help but be inspired by their courage. and make no mistake

highs tomorrow looking good enjoy your beautiful friday 82 degrees in cochran 81 live more a cooler 59francisco. he lied to congress. he lied to congress. house speaker nancy pelosi taking criticism of attorney general bill barr to another level after he didn't show up today for a house judiciary committee hearing. >>details on what comes next plus san francisco's crooked street is one step closer to costing you money if >>the comeback is san francisco today a plan to charge people to drive you know in this part of lombard street the curvy part took a big step towards becoming a reality force charles clifford reports. >>well on thursday, the state assembly in sacramento, past that the san francisco lombard street reservation and pricing systhm which is a possible plan to charge visitors to lamar street here a fee to drive down the street and also they may have to make a reservation ahead of time now that plan now moves on to the state senate where than it if it passes the senate it goes to the governor to be signed. if all of that happens. then it will come back to san francisco where

my name is bobbie cochran. i've been a holly court resident for 32 years. i wouldn't give up this neighborhood for nothing. i moved into this apartment one year ago. my favorite thing is my kitchen. i love these clean walls. before the remodeling came along, the condition of these apartments had gotten pretty bad, you know, with all the mildew, the repairs. i mean you haven't seen the apartment for the program come along. you wouldn't have believed it. so i appreciate everything they did. i was here at one point. i was. because i didn't know what the outcome of holly court was going to be. you know, it really got -- was it going to get to the point where we have to be displaced because they would have to demolish this place? if they had, we wouldn't have been brought back. we wouldn't have been able to live in burn. by the program coming along, i welcome it. they had to hire a company and they came in and cleaned up all the walls. they didn't paint the whole apartment, they just cleaned up the mildew part, cleaned up and straighted it and primed it. that is

stretches of monterey, cochran road, butterfield boulevard, main avenue and condit. they're going to be closed for just about an hour between 2:45 and 3:45 this afternoon as those cyclists make their way into the city. again, the closures last year lasted a lot longer because it was a different kind of trial. >> we see the track they were traveling. talk to us about the course. the endurance. what will they need to actually accomplish that? >> reporter: all right. so i couldn't do any part of this on my little beach cruiser because it's just not that kind of race -- not that kind of mother's day bicycle ride. but this is about a 126-mile route that goes from stockton, and they're on their way here. and in that part there's 10,000 feet in elevation. one of them alone is up mt. hamilton. it's the king of the mountain trial. and those cyclists are going to be going up through there. and then the rest of the race is a sprint to the finish but a very kind of difficult maneuvering through the city. this is how the city's economic development director put it to me. >> and w

. >>> and former mississippi senator thad cochran died today. he served three senates in the house. he chaired the appropriations committee, and before that the agriculture committee. thad cochran was 81 years old. >>> coming up shortly, acting deputy secretary of defense david norquist will discuss the pentagon's 7$750 billion budget request for next year. live coverage at center for new american security starting in just a few minutes here on c-span3. you can also tune in online at c-span.org or listen online with the free c-span app. >>> saturday with american history tv on c-span3, at 2:00 p.m. eastern, slavery at clone yal w -- colonial williamsburg. >> i went to their room and i said, when you put on 18th century clothing, it makes you feel important. it inspires you. it makes you think that the 18th century was the sin quo nom of what it means to be an american. when i wear the clothes i wear, i feel like a slave. >>> and on sunday we continue our coverage fortunaof the 75th anniversary of d-day. >> they went a little off course and there was uncertainty and conversation abou

pete: i love this song but the tom cochran original version my favorite growing up in the 90's.t behind rascal flatts. i'm on team rascal flatts. ♪ jedediah: oh, it's karaoke. pete: karaoke, welcome, saturday morning. jedediah: it's satur

it's interesting that opening statement that we're reducing all of our trials to a johnny cochran type, if you over supply, people will die. we need thoehold defendants to higher standard of causation. >> that's so clear. thank you very much. >>> coming up, abortion showdown. talk about legal cases. what could the supreme court's move on an indiana abortion law today signal about the court potentially overturning roe v wade? e v wade >>> in the renewed fight over abortion, the supreme court weighed in today on a restrictive indiana abortion law signed by mike pence when he was governor keeping a potential fight of roe v wade off the docket for now because they side stepped it. they confirmed a lower court's ruling. the other part of the law that requires fetal remains to be buried or cremated goes into effect. comes as several republican led states move to pass sweeping abortion laws. let's get the inside scoop from nbc news justice correspondent pete williams and at the table sam steil and kimberly atkins for wbur and msnbc contributor as well. pete, first of all, what did the court d

stretches of monterey, cochran, butterfield, main avenue. they will be closed for about an hour between 2:45 and 3:45 this afternoon. this is a little different from last year where they have a speed trial. morgan hill unified changed their bell schedule to have early release today so students and families can get in on the action or at least avoid the traffic tieups. there is a lifestyle festival and big screens where you can watch the action live out here and near the forest center at noon, 12:00 this afternoon. if you can get a good spot, this would be a good one to see. it is exciting even if you are not personally a cyclists. morgan hill, kris sanchez, "today in the bay". >>> i love how the community gets involved as well. >> thanks a lot. >> every time i see those races, i think about the late 80s, early 90s fashion when guys used to wear the cycle shorts. >> did you? >> not at all. at least the weather will be nice for the bike ride. >> i think they will appreciate the cloud cover and the rain holding off. so the forecast looks very f

one adults cochran and 4 juveniles were arrested. police say this type of crime is a trend among some young people. >>juveniles are committing these crimes just as much as adults in some cases more and more frequently. there's less punishment for juveniles and i think they know that. >>surveillance video om last month shows another shoplifting crew leaving the same store with stolen merchandise, but they got away before police arrived. a store owner in fremont believes that the theft involving $2 million worth of computer equipment was an inside job. it's been a week since the merchandise was stolen from the business on seabridge drive. the suspects a seemed to be familiar with the building's layout employees say the thieves knew which window to break. they chose the one without alarm sensors. they also came prepared with spray paint to cover the camera lenses. a rescue crew helicopter found a missing woman from maui her name is amanda eller and she was found in a ravine she had been missing for 2 weeks. according to the search team,

it's getting busy north one to one actually started back in san martine from san martino avenue to cochranlow down and then up ahead slow in pockets north of 85 continuing to downtown san jose john. >>well robin after such an act of may so far here some of weather that we've been waiting so patiently to see some nice clear blue skies over san francisco, something they going to see a lot more of into jose you held on to your n showers a little bit later on through the evening and on to the early morning earlier today. but now you are seeing dry skies and cloud cover all those still hanging out overhead, we'll clear out throughout the course of the morning now is for of mount diablo out in the distance a few clouds for you as well, but from pleasant hill here just looking at sunshine overhead so really nice start to the day for most of us ki ac area and skieonly going to grow increasingly clear throughout the course of your wednesday ahead of us now for tomorrow a few clouds drifting across the bay at times but we are going to be looking at another nice day to be expected as for thursday int

you can expect these stretches of monterey, cochran, butterfield boulevard, main avenue, and condit to be closed for about an hour between 2:45 and 3:45 or so this afternoon as the cyclists make their way through. to accommodate the road closures, morgan hill unified changed their bell schedule. so the kids are getting out early today, tuesday, instead of wednesday, which is normal. they can get in on the action or avoid some of the tieups. the lifestyle festival begins at noon here at the morgan hill outdoor "sportscenter". lots of activities from noon until 4:30 after the race is over. if you have never seen the finish of one of these stages, it is pretty exciting. you can find all the information, the information, the maps, some of the setup happening on my twitter feed. i'm krisnbc. >>> planned closures because of amgen. this was not planned, this closure for a major important connector for the morning commute on west 580. three lanes are currently closed. a critical three lanes off west 580. traffic held back. there's the tow truck, which i guess they will try to help out. they wi

today's highs, nice 82 degrees above normal and cochran, 81 of little 79 degrees in livermore today, 76 in san jose. it cooled off as you approach the coastline. die coastline so a little cool toward the beaches. but now we're beginning to see the influence. the system that's off the coastline storm system that's actually spinning around out there, beginning to see the for first high cirrus clouds coming in from that system, but overnight tonight other than that and a couple patches of fog going to turn out to be very nice tomorrow morning we start out with some patchy morning fog early on temperatures mainly in the 50's as we begin the day at 08:00am as you head toward the middle a day will find some sunshine and many couple patches of fog still on the coastline not going to be much of that that will sweep away as we head to the day to temperatures going to be in the 60's in the bay and the 70's inland, then by the afternoon, we'll see some low 80's in the interior valleys again 70's inside the bay and 50's 60's along the coast. thank you lauren told it was a case that rocked the ba

oakland, where it usually 6770 degrees still pleasant in san jose 68 in livermore 70 degrees and cochran 69 in santa rosa. and that patchy fog sitting along the coastline. you see right here now down toward happen male granada but to make that turn right around and said them is going start to filter in you'll see a move to gap right to the golden gate bridge once again while these extensive tonight, but we'll see some patchy fog throughout the night tonight, least along the just inside the bay becoming mostly sunny again tomorrow a little bit breezy in the afternoon but out that knows when he's we've seen it and then really kind of the week a warming trend going to continue through about friday. the weekend will be much cooler. the chance of a couple showers temperatures outside right now we've got 57 degrees in san jose this 58 in redwood city, 58 in oakland we've got 57 degrees in dublin, 62 still in concord of 58 degrees in play a little bit of a delta breeze blowing through there now air quality looking good there we've got the haze out there right now but that is a ca is that some m

s attorney, johnny cochran. there's me. and this is alf.> jimmy: and this was not when alf was popular, by the way. >> nor me. >> jimmy: this is a solid 18 years after alf was popular. do you remember anything about that night? >> all i remember, and i don't want to be vulgar because nancy pelosi's here, and i'm being serious. i told alf that night to f off. [ laughter ] not on air. just like behind the scenes. >> jimmy: and he did. >> yeah. i love alf. i've always loved alf. >> jimmy: same here. i love alf. i feel like alf was very underrated. >> very underrated. >> jimmy: why did you curse him then? and i just always -- since i was a child i've always wanted to say "[ bleep ] off, alf." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: zach galifianakis is here. we'll be right back after this. [ cheers and applause ] >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by applebee's new loaded fajitas. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ applebee's new loaded fajitas. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. another wireless ad. great.

kevin: president trump tweeting his condolences to the late senator cochran, but also pressing againsthe late senator john mccain. this back and forth in washington continues between president trump and the mccain family. vonnie: coming up, "commodities edge" with alix steel. looking at the impact of flooding and agricultural futures. ♪ the latest innovation from xfinity isn't just a store. it's a save more with a new kind of wireless network store. it's a look what your wifi can do now store. a get your questions answered by awesome experts store. it's a now there's one store that connects your life like never before store. the xfinity store is here. and it's simple, easy, awesome. alix: crops in crisis. tornadoes pummel kansas. rain and floods rage in the midwest. the outlook for farmers who are trying to plant corn near five-year highs. oil. the fight for iran. administration double stabbing on his hard-line with iran while traders worry about a trade war and global growth. the nuclear debate. ohio plants might be profitable as the battle of nuclear sheets up. we speak to the presid

the president tweeted cochran. a real senator and flew back for personality health care vote when. let our country down. a shot against the guy who did vote. >>. a direct shot to come back and. a vote. the notion that somehow you would hold this against john mccain because he voted against him, actually h obamacare. he. ed health care and didn't vote against it. >> he voted the. to kill. you wrote an op-ed. ly written. mueller's redacted report re. ed all issues. alleged collusion with the russians. and obstruction. . is. case closed. the mueller report raised as many questions as it answered. you go on to write the silence in the face. presidential. that is unacceptable by any reasonable standard. you are a moderate republican from maine, a very independent state. why do you think it's 9. 1 among republican people to go along with this maga thing? >> as far as the politicians are concerned, it's fear or they support what the president is doing and how he is conducting himself. it's fear or complicity. one or the other or both. >> how the republican party and alliances since world

his arm a cochran and there are the 4 juveniles we mentioned police say this type of crime has become a trend among young people. back in april the same dick's surveillance cameras recorded a bunch of shoplifters exiting the store with stolen merchandise. investigators say they got away before police showed up investigators are now checking to see if the 5 suspects in this recent case are connected to similar shoplifting sprees in the bay area. >>the wisconsin man who kidnapped jayme closs after murdering her parents will spend the rest of his life behind bars, 21 year-old jake patterson was sentenced today life in prison. without parole for 2 homicide counts plus 40 years for kidnapping and those sentences will be served consecutively at the sentencing the judge called paterson one of the most dangerous man to walk this planet closs escaped while patterson was out one day and flag down a neighbor who called police. she's now living with family, here's her statement that was read out loud for her. last october. >>jake patterson took a lot of things that i love the way for me. makes me