also want to say a quick note to connie chan. the chinese newspapers, a great resource and i've enjoyed her tenure here and she, too, will be sorely missed and hopefully you will also come back for the ground breaking of portsmouth square. >> president buell: dawn and connie come forward. >> thank you very much, commissioners. i wanted to have an opportunity to come and say farewell after all this time working together. some of us have been working together actually longer than 12 years when i started in the mayor's budget office as the analyst for the recreation and park department and recruited by the deputy director at that time, katy, and this job has been an amazing experience. it is the job i never knew i always wanted and that as a policy person who had been reading design magazines since she was 15 to finally have an opportunity to do both things in one job, and has really been amazing, and i really, we worked on hundreds of projects at this point and i wanted to say my favorite project is my team that i built, and please

working to pass the ruthie and connie lgbt elder americans act was connie's last political action before she passed away on may 27, 2018. i hope congress will honor connie by passing this law. so like connie all lgbt older adults can age with the dignity and respect they deserve. let's make this happen. i couldn't agree with her more. today in honor of connie's life, i encourage all of my colleagues to join me in co-sponsoring this legislation. together we can take another step toward equality for lgbt older americans. thank you, mr. chairman. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from georgia, mr. carter, for five minutes. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize corporal joseph of the third infantry division who died in the line of duty in afghanistan on july 7. the corporal was an excellent soldier who served for the army for two years in the third i.d. he had been stationed in afghanistan since february of this year. his quality work ethic, positive attitude, and honorable service earned him a number of accolades, includi

connie: vamos a ver lo que pasa en las vegas boulevard.o soy su fan. para mÍ, es una de las mejores actrices, cantantes y bailarinas de la comedia musical mexicana. la vÍa siendo peter pan y me quedÉ con la boca abierta. quiero que recibamos con un fuerte aplauso, lola cortÉs. bienvenida a "despierta amÉrica". lola: muchas gracias. el gusto es mÍo. de verdad, muchas gracias. estoy muy contenta. es un lindo recibimiento, una muy bonita presentaciÓn. buenos dÍas. raÚl: un dÍa nos vamos a conocer. tienes un sello especial a la hora de cantar pero no vienes a cantar y bailar en "mira quiÉn baila". tienes a juzgar en "mira quiÉn baila". tienes toda la experiencia como actriz, cantante de comedia musical y ahora como jueza. en quÉ te vas a enfocar? lola: no vengo con las expectativas muy altas. trato de empezar en blanco para que me puedan sorprender pero quiero tener un buen espectÁculo. nos debemos al pÚblico. quiero que lo hagan bien, que se fijen en la expresiÓn, lo que nos van a transmitir al bailar. quiero que las entraÑas se nos muevan. y

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our thanks as i said to two returning veterans, connie schultz and jeremy peters. much appreciated. thank you very much. back with another first for this administration after this. >> the last thing i want to do is get politicians involved in meddling with interest rates and the federal reserve. so you want to make sure that you keep this thing away from political interference and meddling. >> house speaker paul ryan starting his day warning about the importance of keeping the federal reserve independent as you heard him say from political influence and meddling. less than two hours after that, cnbc released this excerpt from a new interview that joe kernen conducted with donald trump. >> i put a very good man in the fed. i don't necessarily agree with it because he's raising interest rates. i'm not saying that i agree with it and i don't necessarily agree with it. i must tell you i don't. i'm not thrilled because we go up and every time you go up, they want to raise rates again. i am not happy about it. but at the same time, i'm letting them do what they feel is best. now i'm just

connie tran joins live from "mariposa"... connie... how is the fire affecting tourism to those mountain towns? (connie)speaking to some hotels here in "mariposa"... they tell me many tourists are trying to cancel their reservations for this weekend. people don't want to deal with the awful air quality...and road closures.meanwhile... firefighters are working around the clock to try to get a hold of this fire. (nat pop of fire)though the "ferguson fire" is dozens of miles away...from the "mariposa lodge" hotel... employee "jessee brownell" says it's still affecting their business. (14:41) this is our busiest season; it is the height of our season; summerbrownell welcomed some tourists in...on friday...(nat of jessee at front desk)but most of her day has been spent on the phone... (14:01) we've been getting just most questions on hows the air quality up here and if they can cancel their reservation and really we've been trying to stay away from cancellations because we're

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connie tran. (vicki) (vicki) we try to keep (vicki) we try to keep tabs on the red hot real bay area real estate market for you and there are some indications the market may be slowing down.(grant) a lack of inventory may be the reason but as kron four's rob fladeboereports now, single-family homes, if you can find one, just keep going up in price. jim bolton/better homes and garden real estate "...there is some seasonality, july is a big vacation month..."san mateo based realtor jim bolton says inventory is down but prices arestill going up.jim bolton "...houses still sell quickly and they are selling for more than the asking price, typically..."indeed, median prices in june for existing homes in the nine county region have seen double- digit gains over a year ago, to $920,000, but sales dropped 9-point-2 percent according to the real estate data firm core logic. i asked bolton to weigh in on that.jim bolton "....we are seeing some degree of variability, by that i mean price increases versus pric

with john senator mccain not v. >> martha: did not vote in favor of amy connie barrett. >> correct. he was very public about judge barrett. if judge barrett made two very interesting statements. one is the president can be impeached for lying to the american public. he took that back. another is the president can do no wrong with the president under our system. he took that back. senator was defended by both of those statements, neither of which he believes is true. the problem with a long traditional record like he has, there's something in there for everybody to like. >> martha: they sit at the hearing and say i really can't talk about that. it would be wrong for me to discuss things that might come before the court. it's all kinds of ways. >> that is the so-called ginsberg roll fashioned after a very eloquent statement made by judge ruth bader ginsburg when she was being confirmed as justice, i will not discuss something likely to come before me. the president has campaigned on wanting to get rid of roe vs. wade, on wanting to dial back administrative agencies, on wanting to give

earlier this month, i visited connie and joe's ranch in chase county, kansas. they showed me their vacant past ures and dry ponds and admitted this drought was one of the worst their family has ever endured. they are not alone as i hear stories of farmers and ranchers across the district struggling to find solutions and options for their crops and cattle. while i cannot deliver the rain main of us pray for, i can help bring a level of certainty and support to my farmers and ranchers of final passage of this 2018 farm bill. i worked hard alongside my agriculture committee colleagues to write and pass legislation that continues conservation programs that helps producers operate their farms and ranches more efficiently. farmers never want a handout but in trying times like these it's essential to support those that put food on the table with the safety net that they can count on. i will continue to do all i can to help them. i ask my colleagues to say a prayer for rain. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the c

could crash out and have to rely on w t o trading terms conny made those comments at the founder asho web breaks it worries take center stage. aircraft makers have been flying high for almost a decade now pushed up by rising demand now they're showcasing the new a shyness and farm. but a change in political landscape could spell turbulence ahead the sector depends heavily on cross border trade in plane parts so a brags that related disruption in the movement of goods and services would be costly. british prime minister to resign may sought to sue the industry fears that the air show she offered more than four hundred fifty million dollars in new funding for the industry and she announced plans to build a new fighter jet dot the tempus place the eurofighter that speculation brags it could upset cooperation in this field too i want to ensure that the u.k. remains one of the best places in the world for aerospace companies to do business to continue as world leaders in innovation to make the most of the huge opportunities that exist because this is an incredibly exciting time for aerospa

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connie: i am connie carter, daughter of one of the authors. us carter, could you tell what it was about that particular place of all of the land that could have been purchased or acquired that made it so attractive to become the si -- sighting for the capital? >> you want to know the eyes and shape. you want to know its elevation. in addition to that, you itscially want to know approach to water and drainage. also, the possibility for being connected to other bodies of water. we are talking about the 1800s here. the shape of the land is very important. one would say that it is the .ost important characteristic it is the relationship to water, it is the elevation that the land is that. three, the extent to which the site lets you into other bodies of land. what am i rambling on about? i'm saying there are a lot of having to does that are important. enough on that for now. courts exploring this -- this was woodland area, it had to be cleared. it is a pedestal in need of a monument. donald: do we have another question? anyone? yes. >> i would ask

. >>> now, to a tragic accident by her own connie. kathleen hard on white grounds road in boits maryland. it rolled backwards and killed her. >>> wre learnin more about two police-involved shootings over the weekend. they left three involved in missouri and one dead in massachusetts. dan chestnut stopped his home from beingburglarized. today would have been his sixth year on the force. police in kansas city in a previous manner ledff at least 50 shoots during two officers. the suspect ran and shot a third officer before care kaeding himself inside and shot. who hree of the officers were injured are expected to survive. >>> it's 4:06. a horrific crash involving a bus in new mexico skilled three people and injured dozens more. several people had to be cut out of the bus after it flipped on to its side. it is not cloear what caused tht crash. >> now that the tap water is again safe to drink, they will we vi. utility runs running your cold water for ten minutes, especially if y didn't use your water at all during the advisory. a malfuncti

end to the government's unilateral ceasefire with the taliban the eighteen day truce was hailed by connie as ninety eight percent successful but he said now it was the turn of the taliban to nail down their arms. in the u.s. hundreds of thousands of demonstrators have been holding protests to show their opposition to the trump administration's migration policies the rallies come despite president trump's decision to end the practice of separating migrant families thousands of children remain split from their parents in custody the u.s. immigration and customs enforcement agency known as ice has been especially criticized for carrying out the separations. one of the key rallies was held in washington d.c. we went to speak to some of the protesters there what they're doing right now is it's inhumane and it's recess and it's also completely ineffective i want them to demolish my family moved to the u.s. when i was a child we immigrated from poland and when i came here i wasn't put in a cage i think is important is my duty now to be here to make sure the kids that come into this country and a

host: this is connie in south carolina, independent line. caller: hi. i watched y'all a lot of mornings. i want to say if this trade -- well,es into effect i suppose it has already gone into effect -- but i live in south carolina. i live in the upstate of south carolina. near north carolina, georgia, alabama. all of our companies are foreign companies from europe. i have never -- i have only worked for one american company, and i am 77 years old. in my lifetime. if they decide that they want to shut their plants down and take their jobs away, there's already that islabama, i think going to lose about 20,000 jobs. it is a car, where they make cars. we make toyotas in tennessee. we make b&w where i live in self-care -- bmw where i live in south carolina. host: that you, caller. guest: absolutely. by sunday thaty has 20,000 jobs which are being lost, and in your home state bmw , it is quite interesting that that plant in spartanburg is the biggest exporting car plant in the united states, and bmw is the biggest american car exporter by value, not an americ

president from connie was visiting in austria as a part of their ongoing efforts to work with the europeans. visiting ins austria as a part of their ongoing efforts to work with europeans. this month is an anniversary austrians -- that austrians to assassinate the head iranian kurdish dissident group and two others. we will be discussing this in every region of the world. when you have someone like roha ni going to europe, it is a very an hasstory of violence ir committed against europe since 1979. it is important for them to remember the kind of regime they are dealing with. you mentioned the significant component of the iran strategy, the activities in the region. have you seen any change since the with drawl from the agreement -- withdraw from the ement, specifically in support of the assad regime? iran and yemen are backing all the wrong people. that has contributed to enormous violence and suffering in the region. we put out a number of statements that summarizes what iran has been doing in syria. these iranian-backed forces are perpetuating the a side regime -- assad regime's brutalit

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and, by the way, as for amy connie barrett, she was spotted in indiana, which means she would not be the choice. >> thank you. stay tuned for 9:00 p.m. eastern on this specific station. >>> and president trump is set to visit for teresa may. the resignation of david davis. both men quitting over divisions of how hard to break with the european union. and how close european ties should remain after the u.k. leaves next year. prime minister has already named a new foreign secretary. >>> hopes for a denuclear a denuclearized north korea should have hit a bump this weekend. but president trump still expressing confidence that kim jong-un's regime will disarm. nbc chief andrea mitchell has more on the diplomatic stand off. >> reporter: secretary of state mike pompeo in afghanistan today. brushing off north korea's charge that his disarmament demands were, quote, gangster like. >> we still have a long way to go. but the commitment that the north koreans made personally that chairman kim personally made to president trump remains and reinforced. >> reporter: and the president today claiming

my name is connie mar. i own and have lived at 2 garfield street at merced heights for the past 20-plus years, and my purpose today here is to request the board of appeals -- [inaudible] >> -- monterey pine trees on my property. i think the biggest question is why remove the trees? i feel that they constitute an unacceptable risk to my property, occupants of my home and to the general public. the limbs have a high chance of failure, and the consequences of such failure can be catastrophic. just a little background. i want you to really know that i have an abiding respect for nature. i appreciate the contributions of the trees to the health and the aesthetic nature of the environment, and one of the reasons i purchased this property actually was the trees. there were five trees on this property originally. they were planted by the previous owner around the edge of the property. i don't know if you can see the picture of the -- i think i have a picture in here someplace -- yes, sorry -- of the property. the t

connie: i am connie carter, daughter of one of the authors. mr. carter, could you tell us maybe the general could add a bit. what it was about that particular place of all of the land that could have been purchased or acquired that made it so attractive to become the sighting for the capital? in going to, explore what landis wherever it is, you want to know it's size and shape. you want to know its elevation. in addition to that, you especially want to know its approach to water and drainage. also, the possibility for being connected to other bodies of water. point being, we are talking about the 1800's here. the shape of the land is very important. one could say that it is the most important characteristic of whatever interest we might have in land of one sort or another. it is the relationship to water, secondly, it is the elevation that the land is at. -- three the extent to which that site lets you into other bodies of land. what am i rambling on about? i'm saying there are a lot of these qualities having to do with land that are important. en

less controversial which could help him get confirmed and through the senate and then there is amy connie barrett, the only female finalist. she has seven children, and worked for the late justice, and she is a devout catholic, but her writings on overturning judicial precedent have raised a red flag with a critical republican senator who fears that she might overturn roe v. wade. president trump says he hopes to make a decision by sunday, then on monday a big primetime announcement at the white house, something thaten he made officil during that rally tonight in montana, listen here. >> if you tune in monday at 9:00, i think that you will be extremely happy with this one. right? i want to thank justice kennedy for his lifetime of truly distinguished service and he had confidence in me. he left because he said you are going to pick somebody great. >> but democrats say that no one on the president's short-list is great, they are putting the pressure on two key republican senators, lisa mark asked again and susan collins, one liberal group going to spend millions, millions of dollars on act

the baby connie, just recently celebrated her 1 month birthday. >>> one of my favorite memories of from childhood is driving. we were in a rural area, it was very safe. this however -- >> oh, wait. >> the kids -- there is no lap that this kid is sitting on. he is actually driving this car. reports suggest he's about 7 to 8 years old. obviously is not wearing his seat belt. the people in the car are encouraging him, asking him to put on his blinkers. which he does. because he's about to overtake a big truck. >> i'm assuming they have it on cruise control. >> i'm going to check that, ollioli, you'll see his little foot down. i can't say for sure it was on cruise control. it looks to me that it wasn't. and it looks to me that the kid was driving. and it also looks to me that they're go be 35 miling 35 mile. >> i'm sorry, it's ridiculously irresponsible as a parent. this is video is disgusting. >> the video has gotten lots of attention. it's gone round and round the world. no word yet if police are made aware ever this and if so, if they will do anything or not. ♪ >> a sim b symbiotic relat

check out connie momoa posing with jason and his movie mother nicole kidman, who went live on instagram for her first comiccon. >> how has your comic-con experience been? >> amazing. >> nicole revealed "aquaman's" director actually took a big gamble on her to take this role. is it true that they used your face originally because they wanted you before you had even signed? >> yeah, it's so funny because he said i'll prove to you that i've always wanted you to do this, in all my renderings i drew you, so what are you going to say? >> it's so much about love and that love is love obviously. >> can't wait for that or nicole on season 2 of "big li with this monterey newbie. >> meryl streep told us that you are a greats boss. she loves having you as a boss. >> and i love having the girls as my boss because they understand. >> she's my boss! come on, i bow down, like the, she's the empress. >> she said there were some great dinner parties with cocktails involved, too. >> we have lots of big, fabulous, drunken meals together. >> yeah, we go out, we -- and we love eating italian food in monterey

what do you think might have happened had the health care workers not come to find you and i mean connie do you do you give them yes so this is this is how easy it is to treat leprosy there's no big deal needles there's no drips there's literally a small pack of pills that patients just keeps in the home just takes one every day and it's free. for more jim you know the information. about the. i mean. it was really a moment in the part of the contact tracing health care i came here to bring back you know there are fine with even members of the family. name i wasn't around in the area all that was and is meticulously. so we're going to cover an area of about three hundred meters asking to go into the home and examine people looking for the signs lights or just the pale patches or asking if people have symptoms. that they. are out there. right. now but. yet. it was really going to. come in and that. was. actually done live. in the ranks of the one. who lose on the let me try the with some of the union movement. something like that in another neighborhood and it will. look like. in the same

the governor's compound where they would do to hold talks with president musharraf connie no one has claimed responsibility for the attack well we go to yemen now where the saudi led coalition is nine as strikes and shelled several provinces in the country in the past twenty four hours according to a who's the rebel news agency fighter jets launched four as strikes in sa the province missiles also targeted several border areas causing damage to homes and buildings in sana'a residential areas were also bombed and an airstrike hit a technical institute near the airport angela merkel's key coalition partners says he sees no alternative to turning back some migrants at germany's border bringing him into conflict with the chancellor who are just who is the leader of the various christian social union and the current interior minister said talks with merkel on saturday had no effect merkel is hoping a deal security in brussels earlier this week would ease the fears of a very in allies who are demanding a significant hardening of germany's immigration policy it's been out to dominate cain w

make a fell in love with organic produce some saw great opportunity in that love and got satisfied connie. let's see what kind of impact that is having on the industry and you find almost all the spices in the world other times when one will get rich from entirely spices are long gone a man and one who are going to give me a lot more you before all the farmers in the area depended on tourists if no one visited the farm it was difficult to survive and a lot of them had to give up and look for other work spy's farmer patrick my gang got together with his neighbor managed to conquer a new market. a month a spice farmers of zanzibar is considered an expert and all the others come to him to buy new seedlings. i think it's because i exclusively use cow dung and select the plants very carefully and. with thirty other spice farmers my ganga founded a cooperative since then the farmers share everything to strand and the global knowledge together the found a way to expand. cloves are now grown on a large scale. by ganga's neighbor and the food explains how this help them succeed. we decided to be c

what do you think might have happened had the health care workers not come to find you yeah i mean connie do you do you give them yes so this is this is how easy it is to treat leprosy there's no big deal needles there's no drips there's literally a small packet of pills the patient just keeps in the home just takes one every day and it's free. for more or him leaving you know the information. about them were known for me. it was really important and little part of the tracing health care i came here had been burned verifying with that they've got the members of the family. or their name i went around in the area all of them is meticulously. so we're going to cover an area of about three hundred meters asking to go into the home and examine people looking for the signs lights or just the pale patches or asking if people have symptoms. that they. are out there. but. yet. it was really going to. come in and that. was. always when i was. a. new lease on the let me try it with some of the union movement. something like that in the night. and it will. look like. in the same venue is another pr

ratified to get meaning the united kingdom could crash out and have to rely on w t o trading terms conny made those comments speaking to nor makers of the farnborough airshow where breaks it worries take center stage. aircraft makers have been flying high for almost a decade now pushed up by rising demand now they're showcasing the u.s. shyness informed. but a change in political landscape could spell turbulence ahead this. actor depends heavily on cross border trade in plane parts so a break that related disruption in the movement of goods and services would be costly. british prime minister to resign may sought to sue the industry fears that the air show she offered more than four hundred fifty million dollars in new funding for the industry and she announced plans to build a new fighter jet dot the tempus place the eurofighter that speculation brags it could upset cooperation in this field too i want to ensure that the u.k. remains one of the best places in the world for aerospace companies to do business to continue as world leaders in innovation to make the most of the huge opportun

was suarez looked really caught a lone figure was going to shut up the game without the presence of connie and the absolute neutralize exactly what they ended up doing your why was trying to resort to long balls but they weren't beating the first man a lot of balls are being played quite easily by the french defenders in the midfielders and it was quite a bit of a damp squid towards the end of the game the second goal went in we looked at each other and said oh wait. we're going to get back into this they just couldn't couldn't really get a foothold in the globe and as you quite rightly said you know that game could go on for another ninety minutes one hundred twenty minutes there was no way they could have found a way back in the way they'll claim that needed real tactical change that. the absence of cavani really kill off all of those and. you know some of the best. players on the pitch. are also there supporting their teams as well. was. there of course those latest guys just from you must take a look at that. was. it was. the ear. was. the ear to ear. now taken over russia and it's als

i am connie. a student here in london. i am georgia. iam connie. iam a student here in london.veryday life and we are from an independent girls' school so it is important to us. and we think on this day, whatever you think about donald trump's politics, he is still as a person representing a particular view about women and girls. and we are here to remind people i guess that women have full lives and we are happy to participate. lots of people have been getting in touch throughout the morning, viewers, telling us how they feel about this visit. lots of people supporting it. maybe you would like to respond to this. ian said, trump is being honest, if our politicians could answer questions ina straight politicians could answer questions in a straight and honest manner, more people would bother to vote, what would you say? i don't drink trump answers questions in a straight and honest and said, in his political rallies, we have seen how many times he lies —— i don't think. the politics and democracy he represents is built on this foundation of nationalism and hate and we have seen

what do you think might have happened had the health care workers not come to find you and i mean connie do you do you give them yes so this is this is how easy it is to treat leprosy there's no big deal needles there's no drips there's literally a small pack of pills that patient just keeps in the home just takes one every day and it's free. for more jim you know the information. about the. i mean. it was really a moment in the part of the contact.

brett kavanaugh, raymond kethledge, amy connie barrett and thomas hardiman.he white house staff has put together rollout packages for final four. sources tell fox news only three, kavanaugh, kethledge and barrett has interviewed with the president. rallying around the president's picks. insiders telling all three are strong choices. >> the list of finalists is the a-team. these are three terrific judges and honestly the president is not going to be going wrong by choosing any one of them. >> gillian: opposition groups are amping up the pressure in the homestretch. the aclu has now clawnched targeted ads in maine and alaska in an effort to get senators murkowski and collins to get answers from the candidates about their views on landmark issues such as roe v. wade. guys, back to you. abby: we will all know monday morning. ed: monday night. prime time. we are expecting it to be 9:00 p.m. eastern. but, you know, the president, you are right, the president might tweet it out monday morning. abby: i'm thinking of photo op. both clerks for justice kennedy. you can

problem with but on the plus side is that this person on twitter and i'll give this to you louis kutcher conny says bringing. get back to national identity to say the french national team which they rightly are are not african smacks of supremacy and implies that they must choose one or the other which sides being racist and this person's view is factually correct can you talk to us about that but the having to choose aspect well of course well i think it's a very personal choice to make to begin with i mean it is choice that these players need to make themselves i don't think anybody could make it for them the problem i had is that other people were trying to certain the nationality on to the french that it was excusing them it was go ahead we were going to take our cause my side out of it i just had a chat and tragically in team sorry about that carry on the government no worries no worries so my problem is that most of the articles i've read at least the people saying that it was really an african team were reason criteria is to deny the french this that could very well played to me so as i

along the lines of its meaning at the time of the next mint forty six year old mother of seven amy connie barrett is viewed as the outside choice she's a former professor of law and a member of the people of praise religious organization and she's a favorite among social conservatives the fourth candidate is thomas hartman a fifty three year old philadelphia appeals court judge he's a conservative former cab driver would be the only supreme court judge not to have attended either of the elite law schools harvard or yale daniel goldberg is the legal director at the alliance for justice which is a progressive judicial advocacy group in joining us now from washington d.c. thank you very much indeed for your time sir as we were talking about earlier. justice anthony kennedy who is the one who is retiring he was liberal in a few things but in many other things he was a conservative so by by putting donald trump's pick in place is anything really going to change on the supreme court. the facts are that the stakes are huge we are talking about long after donald trump leaves the scene his put his

tim, connie, ramon, also everybody else. thank you for participating and attending.the next speaker's rep estate -- reputation precedes her. she has been the organizing director with a chinese progressive association. [cheers and applause] >> i was nervous, but now i have something to distract you all. just watch him if i get off track here. good afternoon. many thanks to pat and -- let's give it one more round of applause to the hard-working staff of the office of labor standards enforcement you every day help workers to make sure every day law is a reality and not just a good theory. i want to start by saying it has been a devastating week for all those of us who believe in democratic rights, in human rights, in immigrant rights, in the rights of families to be together and to be free. and the rights of workers to stand together as one. and to the rights of people to not be discriminated for further religion or country of origin. i know that, for all of us, it is mixed feelings that we come together today for a celebration. at the same time, it is so important that

the wall street journal" said they are judges brett kavanaugh of maryland, remain catledge and amy connie barrett and indiana. the plan country president plans to announce this today before his trip to europe. >> you'll be very impressed. you'll really love it. >> mike pence has met with some of these potential candidates. tracee: to president bush and his idea to create a space for us during the fourth of july picnic. >> repair very well may have the space for us. you've been hearing about that. everyone is very excited about that. transfer the president scheduled to let a big rally in great falls, montana today. in new york, a woman who climbed the statue of liberty two. manhattan today. roughly four-hour standoff causing the evacuation of liberty island playing out live on television. she was protesting the separation of children from parents across the border illegally. >> we took our time. the rescue from where we were. the angles we had to go on was difficult. there's nothing for for us to grab. cheryl: listening to a spokesman for the n.y.p.d. to get her off the statue of liberty.

chuck schumer coming out against amy connie barrett.fordable care act and women's reproductive rights. >> the basic issue at hand is whether or not a woman has the freedom to make decisions regarding her own body in her own life. >> reporter: the possibility of overturning roe versus wade is one of the democrat's biggest points of contention. president trump says he will probably not ask his nominees about it. >> barrel thing don't do that. but, i am putting conservative people on. i am very proud of neil gorsuch. he has been outstanding.>> reporter: as the clock winds down on the president's announcement, the white house will lead the overall process. >>> four weeks after the president declared north korea no longer a threat, to scientists find >> reporter: the research team based in monterey has been analyzing satellite images of north korea for years. they say recent images clearly so kim jong un moving with an expansion of north korea's missile program. >> reporter: researchers say time-lapse video shows construction on the expansio