hudson: north dakota. 28 delegates.ack dalrymple, governor of the state of north dakota. thes my honor to announce vote of the delegates of north dakota, the great state of north dakota casts as the home of the current and five-consecutive year national fcm football champions, the north dakota state university bison, and at the same time, the home of the national hockey champions the university of north dakota fighting hawks, and the only state in the united states last year to actually grow younger, casts one vote carson, six votes cruz, and 21 votes for the next president of the united states, donald j. trump. [cheers and applause] mr. kent: pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, north dakota, 21 votes trump, one vote carson, six votes cruz. northern mariana islands. delegates, with the following bound delegates. nine trump. >> where the weather is 85 degrees all year round, traveling over 7000 miles, i am ralph torres, governor. it is my great pleasure and honor being the fir

brooke sydow is workforce development coordinator for the city of huron. >> we want to see south dakota grow, and we're not seeing the traditional white middle-class american come back to a rural place-- it's just not happening. and so, we're embracing whatever's coming our way, versus trying to bar up and say, "we can't help you." let's say, "okay, come here, how can we help you?" >> reporter: with 46% of the k-12 students being of asian or latino decent, "helping" means expanding the school's english as a second language program and hiring a certified e.s.l. instructor for every grade. they also added more plots to this community garden, believing the space would allow new and old residents to get to know one another, and the city also helps new arrivals with housing needs. with the help huron's james valley housing group and the department of agriculture rural development program, nio mang was able to buy this $137,000, four bedroom house, with no money down. you have decided to stay in huron? >> ( translated ): forever. always. the rest of my life. i will not go to any other places.

north dakota. it is a public bank, and the model of public banks has been spreading across the united states. cities and counties are looking at it, another option for consumers. they have been doing it for years in north dakota, and they keep looking around the nation going, why are people doing this? because all the revenues go back to the state. and it should be taken under consideration. [laughter] [applause] >> is there an opponent who wishes to be heard? do you wish to be further heard? >> i would just say that i would be willing to accept what the gentleman from california has sayested, that we can also we would be happy to study at. i can never exactly how he phrases that now. we --t is something that i would be happy to ask for people to consider> . >> so, it is within the discretion to allow an amendment. where is the prior speaker? would you accept such an amendment, in agreement with that? >> no, i think we should study it and have the information, then decide to include it or not. it i

. >> north dakota, 28 delegates. >> mr. secretary, i'm jack dalrynple, governor of north dakota. it is my honor to announce the delegates of the state of north dakota. the great state of north dakota casts as the home of the current and five consecutive year national fcs football champions, the north dakota state university bison and at the same time the home of the national hockey champions, the university of north dakota fighting hawks, and the only state in the united states last year to actually grow younger, casts one vote carson, six votes cruz, and 21 votes for the next president of the united states, donald j. trump. >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, north dakota, 21 votes trump, one vote carson, six votes cruz. >> northern mariana islands, nine delegates with the following bound delegates. nine trump. >> from the most republican territory -- >> the hubbub in the new york delegation is for what's about to happen. >> the new york delegation is expected to cast their votes not just to put donald trump over the top 1237, offi

vote of the delegates of north dakota, the great state of north dakota casts as the home of the current and five consecutive-year national fcs football champions, the north dakota state university bison, and at the same time the home of the national hockey champions, the university of north dakota fighting hawks, and the only state in the united states last year to actually grow younger, casts one vote, carson, six vote, cruz, and 21 votes for the next president of the united states donald j. trump! [ cheers and applause ] >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, north dakota, 21 votes, trump. one vote, carson. six votes, cruz. >> northern mariana islands, nine delegates for the following bound delegates, nine, trump. >> for the most republican territory, the beautiful islands of the northern mariana islands where the weather is 85 degrees all year round, traveling over 7,000 miles, i am ralph diorongotors, governor. it is my pleasure and honor being the first territory to endorse our next president of the united states, we cast our nine delega

south dakota. south dakota, you have 25 votes. how do you cast your votes? [ speaking a foreign language ] >> hello family and friends. i extend my hand to you from my heart with good feelings in our beautiful lakota language. >> from the great state of south dakota, land of mt. rushmore, land that brought us george mcgovern who in 1972, the first convention that practiced affirmative action and changed the face of the democratic party delegates forever, where all women and minorities were represented, we proudly cast our 25 votes, ten for the senator bernie sanders, who inspired us all, and 15 for the 45th president of the united states and the first one who will be called madam president, hillary rodham clinton. >> there you have it. with that, south dakota, unknown in the hall, these are our tallies, has put hillary clinton over the top as the official democratic nominee. >> tennessee. tennessee, you have 75 votes. how do you cast your votes? >> madam secretary, the great state of tennessee, also known as the perfect 36, the state that ratified the 19th a

cramer of north dakota. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 820, the gentleman from north dakota, mr. cramer, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from north dakota. mr. cramer: mr. chairman , in february of 2014, the united states fish and wildlife service issued an advance notice of proposed rule making called, and it's important to know what it's called, management of nonfederal oil and gas rights. in december of last year, the proposed rule was posted and comments were due in february of this year. mr. chairman, states, states, not the federal government, states largely regulate oil and gas operations, except in circumstances where the federal government has ownership of the mineral rights. that obviously is not the case in this rule given this title. where there is federal ownership it's the bureau of land management that has regulatory authority and for an agency that has hundreds of personnel and decades of experience, even they have a hard time k

how exactly are they going to do this, to blow up the biggest building in south dakota? anybody going to get hurt? >> authorities set up a wide perimeter. because there is so much land around the building, the plan is to tip the zip over like a tree rather than implode it straight down. that way, fewer explosives are required, according to demolition site manager, eric schuller. >> it was a very solid structure. so install enough explosives would have been a pretty big feat. to tip it over, it was a lot easier method. the explosive experts removed concrete in between the columns and then installed explosives in those columns. the plan was then to remove that support structure similar to falling a tree, creating a wedge for a tree to fall down to the east. >> on december 6th, 2005, with tens of thousands watching in person and on tv, the zip's time has come. >> 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 -- >> whoa. >> the zip dips but it doesn't tip. >> instead of going over like i knew it was supposed to, it fell into this hole. a story and a half was blown out of it and there was really only one me

its legal home was a taffy shop in madora, north dakota. by 2009, the franklin center's budget had jumped to $2.4 million, according to i.r.s. tax records. that, jeff nesbit, wrote, is a spectacular leap for a nonprofit, especially in madora, north dakota. it was almost as if, he continued, someone wished to utilize the charter concept of the franklin center, developing individual but interlinked new centers across the united states that would all promote the same messages for other purposes, and therefore infused it with a mountain of funding and network support. let's dig into the franklin center's connections to groups and funders in this web of denial. according to desmog blog, the franklin center's director of donor development comes out of the charles g. koch foundation. wow. and its senior vice president in charge of strategic initiatives comes out of the koch brothers americans for prosperity. the founding board member who set it up helped run, oh, americans for prosperity in north dakota. according to media matters for america, the

north dakota is unbound delegates. i was one of the early guys who came out for trump in north dakota. the problem with what happened is we were going to get to vote our conscience at this convention. north dakota does. we were unbound. what's ironic is north dakota is actually the state that put donald trump over the top at 1239. i was onstage with him when he announced that. what bothered me is what happened. this isn't only anti-trump. it's really about the rnc consolidating power in the chairman's hands and that's the problem. we weren't sure we had the votes. all we wanted was a roll call vote and the rules which were messing with lots of things -- >> i want to be clear here. you resigned from the finance committee for donald trump today? >> i did. >> you felt strongly about this. you felt this was a violation of some basic principles that you are now distancing yourself from the trump campaign? >> i'm not saying i'm not going to vote for him. but here's what i will say. i will not go out and raise money for the c

north dakota. [cheers and applause] dakota, you have [inaudible] votes. how do you cast your votes? to introduceonor the youngest state representative in the nation, our party chair, chairwoman and north dakota representative kyleigh overson. >> madam secretary, the great dakota, home to five beautiful tribal nations, birthplace of the non-partisan league movement which began to reduce the outside corporate interests more than 100 years casts 14 votes for senator bernie sanders. [cheers and applause] and seven votes for secretary hillary rodham clinton. applause]d mayor rawlings-blake: north seven, you have cast votes for secretary clinton and .4 votes for senator sanders northern marian why islands, 11 votes. cast your votes? , from theecretary northern mariana islands, we here before you for the first time in our history to our vote.st , here tonight in the americane of nation, from the youngest member american family we are proud to cast two votes for sanders.ernie [cheers and applause] and nine votes for the next first womanhe president of the united states, clinton.odham [cheer

dakota. >> my name is dakota brown. i come from jackson california. youth, it as a native all if i like the odds were stacked against me. native youth have these terrible statistics that follows. highest dropout rate, low graduation rate, higher suicide rate. all the terrible statistics. my family on both sides struggle with alcoholism. all these different things. going to school without on my shoulders is rough. to add on to that, there's always this discrimination. i can remember all the way back to elementary school in third grade, there's an incident that a lot of you about this yesterday. there's an incident in third grade we were assigned a project . historical figures project. we were supposed to pick a person from industry -- history who inspired us. about them.write i thought long and hard and i settled on chief red c loud.aroma essay -- i wrote my s addressed as him and before i had a chance to share with my peers about him in all the great work you did, a group of older students ha

the delegate from north dakota. >> this is kelly armstrong from north dakota. i am a recovering criminal defense attorney. the concern i would have with this is how these crimes are defined on a state-by-state basis, and whether they are intentional crimes, unintentional crimes. we run into this issue on a completely unrelated note. i am talking drivers licenses. when you try to codify something nationally that is different in all 50 states you run into real issues as to murder homicide, unintentional homicide. it all depends on each state 's individual sentry code. it is not even called sentry code in north dakota. the concept, while sound, is very difficult to enforce in an uniform matter, considering how each state codifies each of these individually. i would oppose this amendment. >> the delegate from indiana. >> of course, the reporting requirements and registries for child predators is based upon -- and pedophiles -- is based upon the established behavioral fact that they tend to, in high numbers, repeat their crime. that justifies the registry and the mo

. >> it's north dakota bison territory too. including three stations from north dakota here to follow wentz's every move. >> it doesn't surprise me. the state university program they have back home is unbelievable and the support is awesome. >> covering him since he is in high school, nothing has ever been to big for him and never made a huge deal about anything. >> this group has followed the group to the combine and nfl draft in chicago, of course they are also at his first training camp. if you run a carson wentz story, that is what people care about. >> he was in fargo to weeks ago for a carson wentz events and there was more eagles jerseys than bison fans. i now the that would never happen. >> jaime apody, channel 6 "action news." >> new eagles linebacker, nigel radam was arrested in miami. last week he got into an altercation with an employee of a hotel there. >>> top pick ben simmons out with kids at the military academy in wayne and a thrill for them and something simmons wished he experienced when he was their age. >>

south dakota. how do you cast your votes? >> hello family and friends. extend my hand on my heart to you in our beautiful lakota language. >> from the great state of south dakota, land of mount rushmore, the land that brought us george mcgovern, the first convention that practiced affirmative action and changed the face of the democratic party delegates forever. half were women and all minorities were represented. we proudly cast around 25 vote, 10 for the senator bernie sanders who inspired us all, and 15 for the 45th president of the united states. and the first one who will be called madame president, hillary rodham clinton. maria: you have cast 15 votes for secretary clinton and 10 votes for senator sanders. tennessee. >> madame secretary the great state of tennessee also known as the perfect -- >> hit has been made here in philadelphia. we see hillary clinton gaining the necessary votes to become the official nominee of the democratic party. for the first time a woman becomes the official nominee of an official political party. pretty extraordinary,

chair barrasso: additional discussion from north dakota. >> mr. chairman, i would like to know how many of the participating people, how many of the subcommittee members participated in this conversation i find today 40 idea of how it was -- conversation last night to get an idea of how it was that it. >> the delegate from the district of columbia. delegate from massachusetts, would you like to respond to the delegate from north dakota? >> yes. i worked on this together last night with the staff and a member of speaker ryan's staff. >> i failed to mention that i was the only member of the committee who expressed interest to help on this section during our meeting yesterday. chair barrasso: additional discussion. >> mr. chairman, i call for the question. chair barrasso: the delegate from vermont's hand was up. >> i want to make mention that when we hear politically about the threat through the chinese firewalls on our computers, i know in our little company, 50% of the efforts to that the firewall, 24/7 bang, ,very day, is coming from china and i'm

. >>> fresh video from that north dakota storm, the hail was intense. what it's like to get caught in mother nature's cross fire. >> [ bleep ]! >>> it's a gender reveal luau style. >> they have the food, the games. >> the magic is what comes out of that volcano. >>> and the ear drops are going in, then after about 30 minutes she what's coming out that'll make your skin crawl. >>> police in barcelona, spain, had a specific reason for posting this video, you have to be careful the way you take care of your pets. you could see this poor dog caught in the railing on the balcony. according to neighbors and police, that dog had been on the balcony for hours. in extreme heat without water, without food. of course the dog wants to get out of there, but this poor animal gets stuck and you could hear the people on the ground talking to the dog, trying to calm it down. >> i thought he was going to slip out. >> no other way without human help, but then, this happens. >> where'd he go? >> it fell on to one of those awnings, you guys. >> pulled a jackie chan. >> i do

but when you look to the dakotas, it's very hot to see highs near 40. and on top of that, there is moisture in the area creating higher levels of humidity which means heat index values are pushing past the 40 degree mark. it's very hot. we are looking at another day of this weather pattern. we have a couple areas of high pressure that's going to help usher moisture towards the north. so we may deal with thunderstorms near the canadian/u.s. border. further to the south, we're dealing with the possibilityty more hot weather. just be on the lookout for that. also thunderstorms into the grgreat lakakes and some instaby ininto the carolininas may brine possibility of an afternoon shower or thunderstorm. looking at the forecast for friday, notice highs anywhere from 35 in d.c. to 34 in atlanta. and 39 in oklahoma city. take carare if youou're going t outside for a prolonged period of time. chicago and denver also looking at hot weather with thunderstorms. and the heat continues into the weekend. toronto, wichita, phoenix and death valley looking at warm tempe

we have thunderstorms out here extending from the dakotas, a tornado reported there in north dakota, over towards the western great lakes. if you are out here towards new york and d.c. had a rather violent thunderstorm overnight on tuesday into wednesday. clearing up now though. washington, d.c., a high of 32, sunny skies here. here is your extended outlook. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> that's all for this edition of nhk "newsline." thank you for watching. >> welcome to "in good shape." coming up -- why smartphones and tablets can be bad for your eyes, natural remedies that can help you get a good night's sleep, and treating strokes, recognizing the symptoms, and reacting fast. and here is your host. dr. carsten lekutat: around 15 million people worldwide suffer as troke every year. and this condition is something that changes your life forever. the best treatment you'll get in a stroke unit. and today, i visit dr. martinj ebinger here in the stroke unit in the charite at the heart of berlin. >> strokes kill around 6

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dakota is recognized. >> thank you, madam chair. hal wicks, south dakota and though i could talk about this for an awful long time i can feel a railroad train coming and don't want to slow it down at this point so i would simply say that when i started working on a balanced budget amendment in 1977 it was because our debt was $777 billion, and -- and that was with a "b." i didn't think my two girls, and i only had two girls could, pay off that kind of debt. i have been concerned about the debt for so long that it shows my age, at least a little bit, but today as we approach $20 billion and as we forecast possibly 30 billion i think it's time we really do something. i realize this is in another section, but it describes exactly how it would be done. this amendment, and i'm not going to read, it basically says that it can be either done by congress or article 5 and it points out the fact that there are 28 states that have approved an article 5 right now, and a lot of work has been done to make sure they are all coordinated and they ar

there are 38 training here, including many from north dakota. >> it's awesome, the north dakota statehas, it's unbelieve back home, that support is awesome. >> i've been covering him since he was in high school. nothing has been too big for him. if anything, he looks at it, another friend is in town. >> reporter: this group followed him to the nfl drafter in chicago, of course it's- they will be at his first training camp. >> there were more eagles fans in jersey and shirts than bison fans which i never thought would never happen. >> reporter: imagine if he lives up to his potential, fargo may get a direct flight from philly. >> we're anticipating more rain today. >> meteorologist chris sowers will update the possibility of more showers coming up as "action news" continues this sunday morning. there's one place where america's pastime is preserved for all time. ♪ and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ♪ discover something one of a kind in new york. ♪ new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com takbbq trophies:hese best

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. >> the governor of the state of north dakota it is my honor to announce the delegates of north dakota and the great state of north dakota. .. the university of north dakota, fighting hawks, and the only state in the united states last year to actually grow younger, casts one vote carson, six votes cruz, and 21 votes for the next president of the united states, donald j. trump. [applause] . >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of the convention, north dakota, 21 votes trump, 1 vote carson, 6 votes cruz. lou: for the first time tonight. >> northern marianna islands, 9 delegates to the following bound delegates. 9 trump. >> for the most republican territory, the beautiful islands of the northern marianna islands where the weather is 85 degrees all year around. traveling over 7,000 miles, i am ralph torres, governor of the cnmi. it is my great pleasure and honor, being the first territory to endorse our next president of the united states, we cast our 9 delegates to donald j. trump! [cheers and applause] >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the

in south dakota, pierre, south dakota, it's 107 degrees there now. >> no!> that's the heat air, air mass that will be coming our way. coming down here for the weekend. so, yes, it's happening there. likely, it's going to be happening here. not that hot here, but near triple digits by the weekend. right now, though, it's comfortable. we'll take this in mid to late july. right now comfortably dry humidity. i was taking a stroll around the building. security had to tase me to get me to come back in. >> that nice? >> it hurt! as we look now at nats park, have a great night for baseball. hoping to see some great baseball, unlike last night. first pitch time, mid 80s. by the seventh inning stretch we'll be in the low 80s. by the end of the game, temperatures will be in the upper 70s. great night for baseball. that just past full moon will be rising. beautiful evening with low humidity. storm team 4 radar, no storms around, unlike last night when we had a magical scene. lightning and to the right of that was a full moon over reston. this was posted on my twitter p

you need to get around that northeast section of the district take rhode island avenue and south dakota. watch extra traffic and volume around the scene as more folks hit the road. we'll keep up updated with team coverage. melanie out there gathering more information. switch together maps aside from the fire dealing with quite a bit of overnight construction throw slowing us down. because of paving stay right. 50 east between 704 and crane highway a live look outside and see how that impacts traffic. 02 at bright don't and light volume and no major slow downs. there's kopz set up it's hard to see in the blurred view there but definitely want to use caution and avoid right lanes. back to our maps right now. we have other construction views to be concerned about. overnight roadwork 414 st. barnabus silver hill that slows you downed in the beltway and hill crest heights area and sutland parkway picking up volume this time of morning as you make your way to the douglass bridg bridge. more north, northwest and near the kennedy center and any questions@erin fox d.c. and twitter and we'll keep

. >> delegate from north dakota? the microphone went off there. >> thank you, mr. chairman. kelly smith. i would offer a friendly amendment, mr. chairman, and it replace the word "should" with the word "must." our veterans deserve nothing less. >> so this is the department of veterans affairs must strengthen and improve in that? >> yes, sir. >> call to question. >> the author? >> i'm fine with that. thank you. >> let us first vote on that secondary amendment changing the word "should" to "must qus. question has been called. i see no additional discussion. all those in favor of changing "should" to "must" signify by saying aye. opposed, nay. that's adopted. now, in favor of the amendment, please say aye. opposed, nay? the amendment is adopted. >> mr. chairman, i'm proposing a strike, the clause that says we will retain the veterans' preference for federal employment. there may be something i don't understand here. the way i read that is veterans prefer to be federally employed after they leave the military. unless i'm misunderstanding that clause, i would recommend that we re

fargo, north dakota is where whe she's from and in fact she's been on the north dakota pageant circuitquiea bit. she was miss north dakota teen.k she also was miss north dakota k usa. >> i think she was runner up for like first runner up for miss usa. >> i think you're right. t yes exactly. i think that's when she was miss dakota usa.kota u she was in the miss usa pageantg i don't really know.i t re i'll be honest i don't known' where the miss world pageantnt falls if line with miss americaa and miss usa. u i was interested to ask her butb her platform is bullyingullying obviously which is always a good thing to someone championingio that cause so people are more ae aware about it.aw i can tell you she enjoyshe e visiting her family's lake cab cabin, wake surfing and snow mobile link.bile link. >> all good things. things. miss world pat pageant iseant typically held in london itdo started in u.ted can in 1951.in 1 so that actually make it the old defendant of the pageants thatnt we still have. stillave. >> okay. >> i guess. se we have to say this becau when we were looking it up itt or

southern california to south dakota. strong winds not helping the firefighting situation. and the heat, denver hitting 100 for the first time in two years. that heat slides east tomorrow. >> rob, thank you. >>> overseas, the gruesome sight on live tv, a famous matador, gored to death during a bull fight in spain. his wife there to see it happen. gloria riviera with the stunned reactions. >> reporter: at first, top matador victor barrio, stares down his opponent. a bull weighing more than 1,000 pounds. the crowd, including his young wife sitting in the stands, watching every flick of his wrist. but in an instant, tragedy unfolds. barrio gored and violently tossed in the air. while the horrific scene is broadcast live on television, barrio is still on the ground. the other bullfighters trying to distract the animal so they can rush barrio away. but the bull's horn sliced through his chest. barrio, just 29 years old, died at the hospital soon after. the first matador killed in the ring in spain in more than 30 years. his wife raquel sanz said to be devastated. later tweeting,

habit -- nays have next to get to final .3 who was submitted by north dakota. if you would like to approach the microphone for the purpose of being recognized to make a motion. chair, i approach with trepidation, i intended to come gratefulin anticipation of the opportunity say suggest unity for the party by introducing the same amendment that just did not get support. i can't read this yet, let me for my glasses on. -- put my glasses on. let me summarize it. this is the, the justice amendment in 1976 when the four campaign was nervous about reagan and they had the horsepower to do it so they got the convention delegates to vote to bind the delegates to the results of the primaries. it worked for mr. ford. in this case, the proposal we just defeated and the one that i would have happily explained in detail tomorrow that would have fixed the rule for a long time to allow binding in the , it does notles sound like you haven't appetite for it so i will withdraw. >> it is so ordered without objection. .6, and go to final amendment from colorado. motion, the amendme

the legs of a dancer and a wholesome north dakota sensibility. >> she was very popular with the boys. she dated the quarterback in high school. >> reporter: but it all seemed to bore her. california beckoned. she met felix at a party in san francisco, totally changing her life. neither had jobs or a home. hitchhiking the coast, stealing from orchards to eat, dropping acid. young billy is in tow. >> he's not in school. >> reporter: he's wearing hardly any clothes, right? >> yeah. his only possessions are shorts and a sleeping bag. and so one day basically the son marches to the police department and, and tells the police my dad keeps giving me drugs and i don't want drugs. >> this is "national enquirer," dated january 10th, 1971. >> reporter: the story of a boy makes the "national enquirer" and back in a north dakota grocery checkout line, brian hensley spots it and his sister sharon's picture. >> i said, "hey, mom, sharon's in this paper here." >> reporter: but one thing wasn't in that article. the boy told the police he heard a terrible revelation. his father confessing to sharon. da

between south dakota avenue and eastern. there was an overnight fire.ropolitan police are hoping to get us traveling northbound. public transportation at least. southbound still closed. northbound want to make sure we get motor vehicle traffic through the scene as well. 270 southbound out of frederick, a hiccup. delays near 85. the crash at 480 was along its left side and we that is now out of the roadway. back to yo son is expected to publicly thank those who supported his familiar since his father's death last week. there is video of cameron sterling. clearly upset after his father alton sterling was shot and killed by police in baton rouge, louisiana. his death sparks nationwide protests. the officers involved are on standard paid administrative leave. >> louisiana state police say they're looking for a fourth suspect in what they're calling a substantial credible threat against police. officers say they foiled the plot after a weekend robbery. they say one of the suspects told officers on saturday that he plans to get bullets to shoot police. office

the presiding officer: the senator from south dakota. mr. thune: i ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. thune: and i ask unanimous consent, mr. president, i be able to complete my remarks. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. thune: and i also ask unanimous consent that there are nine committees to meet during today's session of the senate. they have the approval of both the majority and the minority leaders. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. thune: mr. president, over the past four months, the islamic state has carried out two deadly terrorist attacks at airports. taken together, these two attacks, one at brussels airport and one at instan bull's ataturk airplane resulted in more than 500 injuries and 70 deaths. since september 11, the airport security have emphasizeed securing aircraft against hijackings, but these two bombings highlight other airport security vulnerabilities. as these attacks demonstrate, it's not just planes that are vulnerable. both th

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dakota. guess i don't have any particular problem with the beginning of the language -- or with the beginning of the amendment for national monument, because that's presidential approval, but my understanding -- i have a couple concerns. one, national parks are designated by congress, not the president. so, there is a difference in how those occur. and then i'm not truly sure what -- well, one, before it's even proposed, i'm not sure how that language would work out in practice. and i don't -- consent is a legal term, but it's also a fairly vague term as to how that would be applicable. is it a state-by-state basis or some other thing of that nature? but really, it's the second part where it's designated or national park is even proposed. i don't have a particular problem with the first part of the language, but the second part is problematic, i think. >> additional discussion on the amendment? yes, the gentleman from maine. >> speaking with my colleague from maine, i think if it would clarif

at some point, they pulled over near sioux falls, south dakota.g that brief time that they stopped at the gas station, one of the guards went inside to go to the bathroom, grab something to drink. the other guard was asleep. menjivar-herrera worked his way out of his handcuffs, out of his leg irons, we think maybe with a paper clip or something like that, and ran out the van. >> around 2:00 a.m. saturday morning, oscar antonio menjivar-herrera fled from a prison transport van while it was fueling up at spencer's fuel mart. >> how can this man escape? somebody explain this to me because i really want to understand. >> like that can't happen. >> he was lucky that van broke down. he was lucky that they put him in a van that they should have never been transporting criminals in. and he was lucky he had whatever he had, a safety pin, to get out. >> members of law enforcement from five agencies are involved in this search. authorities believe the man is hunkered down in this corn field or moving slowly in the heat. >> we started getting some tips from p

flooding is a threat out here as we head into this afternoon and evening, and areas across south dakotat looking at severe weather. the greatest risk area highlighted in orange. again for a bunch of damaging winds, tornadoes wreck continues also into tomorrow across price of the northern plains and midwest. another big weather story has been the excessive heat into the southeast. we continue to see heat advisories in effect at year for missouri and kansas down to texas, louisiana and portions of the southeastern u.s. the problem isn't that it's hot on the thermometer but also very humid. the heat index values when you head out the door climb into the triple digits. many of you feeling that's over 100 degrees out there. the actual temperature should be 100 today. 99 in tulsa and this continues thursday and also into friday. i friday those across the eastern device. the carolinas, mid-atlantic obesity and temperatures climb into the 90s as well. nicole: the mercury is rising. nicole: what would she do if he found a huge amount of cash. raymond bessy mcloughlin there is no question. he ret

that i'm in aess relatively good position in south dakota. the government, the governors before me in the legislatures in the past have been fairly careful about some of the things. notwithstanding that, some of the things that were shown on the chart, some predicted as coming, we started to see in south dakota. we are seeing dedicated becoming -- many kid -- medicaid becoming an ever-increasing portion of the budget. state thate in a really has avoided some of the very long-term liability issues of pensions as a blaster, was fully funded. this year, with stock market over the last 12 months, not so great. the investment projection. we will be 93% funded relatively good among the states but certainly a harbinger of what could occur down the road. and authority occurring in states like illinois where the underfunding is very severe. one thing that we did and i know some state are starting to do is very must within our reach. that is change the pension plan for new hires. adoptedome states have pension plans that are different for new hires, ke

thank you, south dakota.i do want to talk about your business because you are so much more than a podcast bouncer. one thing about you guys as you guys have dropped since the beginning. we started in april 2000, probably one of the worst times to art and internet company. if we wanted vc funding, there would have been no money to be had emily: what is the real future of e-mail? companies are trying to replace e-mail with messaging. e-mail is such a drag, people who say e-mail will die. is e-mail going to die? guest: they have told me that for 15 years now. i think when you use e-mail, the ease is for employed. when you get a job, e-mail is a blessing. emily: what's next for you guys? going tothink we're expand beyond e-mail. when we talk to our small business customers, the plan is to help small as this is grow, so we are going to look into our customers and build campaigns on social media, even old-fashioned direct mail has a lot of innovation left in it for emily: i'm sure we will hear more about you guys a

south dakota. you have 25 votes. how do you cast your votes?king in foreign language ] hello, family and friends. i extend my hand to you from my heart with good feelings in our beautiful language. >> from the great state of south dakota, land of mt. rushmore. land that brought us george mcgovern, who in 1972, the first convention that practiced affirmative action exchanged the face of the democratic party delegates forever, half were women and all minorities were represented. we proudly cast our 25 votes, 10 for the senator, bernie sanders, who inspired us all. and 15 for the 45th president of the united states and the first one who will be called madam president, hillary rodham clinton. >> south dakota, you have cast 15 votes for secretary clinton and 10 votes for senator sanders. >> and history has just been made. hillary clinton gets more than the 2382 she needs on get nomination. she will become the first woman in american history to lead a party into a presidential election. she now, jake, has done it. it is official. she's gotten more th

rushmore, like the badlands of south dakota, too. like we gotta see some prairie dogs. [ laughter ] we gotta see some prairie dogs. >> jimmy: i was thinking maybe right around here, maybe, once we start driving here. >> we drive over there. >> jimmy: and then once we're about here, we let our wives drive and we fly. >> okay. [ laughter ] yeah! >> jimmy: meet them at mt. rushmore. >> that's good. >> jimmy: and then we'll meet >> that's good, yeah. >> jimmy: we'll meet up with the whole family. >> we'll meet up with them there. >> jimmy: meet up with the family. >> that would be really good. >> jimmy: and go, "hey, let's just have fun." i think it's perfect. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i've seen -- because i've seen your trailers. you have a trailer on, is it "men in black 3," i wanna say? >> three, yeah. yeah. oh. >> jimmy: this is your trailer. >> that was my trailer, yeah. yeah. >> jimmy: that's the rv. [ audience oohs ] >> it's pretty. that's a double decker. that's a conference room up there. >> yeah. i was -- i was younger then. [ laughte

a low pressure system that's going to trek through the dakotas. dumping severe storms toward minneapolis. going to california as well as spotty thunderstorms throughout keep in mind targeted area by tuesday evening including from duluth down to des moines. these storms are serious with large hail and possible tornadoes. >> paul, thank you. one of the biggest jackpots in lottery history is up for grabs. it's worth at least $449 million. after no winning ticket was picked friday. not to be a downer, the chances of getting all the numbers right on this one, 259 million to one. one in 259 million. best of luck. >> yep. we'll be playing. >>> a boy in michigan is making his fortune one quarter at a time. >> instead of a lemonade stand, gabe is running a history stand. he dolls out lessons in history for $0.25 a pop. his mom says he prefers telling war stories than playing sports and he's been studying the hi was three years old. >> well, since i have so much knowledge and i can't be a history teacher, i got -- i just came up with this. they pay me more.

especially in rapid city, south dakota. that is the look at the nationa >>> good morning, everyone. the best chance for rain, later on this afternoon, especially north and west of town. warm and muggy, high temperature of 84 degrees. maybe a decent beach day after all, the farther east you go, the drier we stay. unsettled tonight, showers and storms, low of 72 degrees. tomorrow, unfortunately there is more rain on the way for your send, especially early. monday showers and storms drying out by the middle of next week. >>> and that's our f of weather. >> dave, thank you. still to come, the ships are still coming in after a year sailing around the world. what will it feel like being back on dry land? >>> we are back now. hello. on a saturday morning with the i'm all turned around. they have patience. their lives have been tested for the past year. the round the world clipper race coming to an end today. these are beginners who got a chance to sail around the world. plenty of drama every step of the way. nbc's kelly cobiella has an update in london. >> reporter: what a welcome home. yo

chairman hart: after the discovery of oil in north dakota, we all of a sudden saw a lot more crude oil train derailments. and historically before that, if a train derailed, it might be a mile long train with five or seven or ten cars of crude oil. now it's a mile long train of nothing but crude oil. so if that train derails and one car breaches, it only takes one car and puts product out in the environment and something ignites that product, then the other cars, even if they didn't breach by puncture, are in a thermal environment that encourages breaching. so we know that step number one is to keep the trains on the track and we've pushed hard for that. step number two is to have more robust tank cars. and step number three is to address the emergency response community, because a lot of these accidents happen in the middle of nowhere where it's just a volunteer fire department who hasn't ever seen a hazardous material spill more than a little diesel fuel on the highway. so it's a three-legged stool that we have to go after. and we started pushing that big time because of the amazing i

especially in rapid city, south dakota. that is the look at the >>> good morning, bay area. clouds and fog in san francisco. from the san bernardino cam, just low clouds. in the bay area, there is sunshine like the tri-valley, 64 degrees there, and south bay in the low 60s. later on this afternoon, it's not as hot for some of us. still warm, but san francisco, you'll be in the upper 60s, so comfortable there, but north bay, 85 degrees, and south bay, another warm one at 93. take it easy. >>> and that's our first check of weather. >> dave, thank you. still to come, the ships are still coming in after a year sailing around the world. what will it feel like being back on dry land? but first this is "today" on nbc. (whispering) what are you doing up? (whispering) mom said i could have a midnight snack. well, i say it's late, and you need to go to bed. why? because i am the boss. you're not the boss, mom's the boss. well, technically, we are co-bosses. technically, mom's the boss. mmmm. shhh. the family favorite. yoplait. >>> we are back now. hello. on a saturday morning with the