the presiding officer: the senator from north dakota. mr. hoeven: this was a tremendous feat for our country. the recognition of this true american triumph, i'm cosponsoring a senate resolution celebrating the 50th anniversary of the moon landing. our resolution recognizes the vision of president kennedy and the hard work and the ingenuity of the men and women of nasa who made it possible for our nation to achieve what seemed to be an impossible goal at the time. like many americans, i can still remember the excitement at seeing the american flag planted on the moon and hearing neal armstrong say the famous line, quote, that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. end quote. and truly it was a giant leap. nasa not only helped develop technologies to put astronauts on the mornings but these technologies have benefited industries, including our military, medical field, energy, and many others. we all know nasa is a premier center for scientific research and technological advancement. it's important to remember that nasa's mission

president, i'm lucky to be a son of south dakota. ism a -- and i'm looking forward to getting out of washington, d.c. this week and heading back to my home state of south dakota for some of the best weeks of the year. and brown county, if you're listening to this, please save me a tubby burger. mr. president, i yield the floor. and i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: mr. cornyn: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from texas. mr. cornyn: mr. president, i'd ask consent the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. cornyn: over the past months we've heard a lot of talk about medicare for all. if democrats -- if democrats supporters claim this is a panacea that will solve all of america's health care woes, they say it will guarantee every person's access to health care and simplify our health care system. but it didn't take much effort to see the flaws in their proposal and in their argument, something we're obligated to do,

host: a conversati on a reach out to rural voters with heidi from north dakota, former senator from 2013-2019 and a founding board member of the one country project, j.d. scholten, and the state director for working hero iowa. one country project. how would you sum it up? caller: -- guest: the democratic party has lost rural america and time we get it back. this is our attempt to say there is plenty democratic policies good for rural america and listening the democratic party needs to do. host: was that clear cut the last election or before? guest: the trend has been continuing since 2008, president obama did well in 2008 and less well in 2012 and 2016 was a disaster and you can see the trend. it is important that people understand you cannot win national elections and you cannot win back the senate if you're not speaking to rural americans. host: what is the message to rural america you think has to be delivered? guest: getting out there and having the right message and part of it is all about health care. almost every gas station where i am from has a donation box for someone who is si

host: a conversation on a reach out to rural voters with heidi from north dakota, former senator from 2013-2019 and a founding board member of the one country project, j.d. scholten, and the state director for working hero iowa. one country project. how would you sum it up? caller: -- guest: the democratic party has lost rural america and time we get it back. this is our attempt to say there is plenty democratic policies good for rural america and listening the democratic party needs to do. host: was that clear cut the last election or before? guest: the trend has been continuing since 2008, president obama did well in 2008 and less well in 2012 and 2016 was a disaster and you can see the trend. it is important that people understand you cannot win national elections and you cannot win back the senate if you're not speaking to rural americans. host: what is the message to rural america you think has to be delivered? guest: getting out there and having the right message and part of it is all about health care. almost every gas station where i am from has a donation box for someone who

welte of north dakota to be united states district judge for the district of north dakota. the presiding officer: the question occurs on the nomination. is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: the presiding officer: are there any senators in the chamber wishing to vote or change their vote? if not, the ayes are 68, the nays are 22. the nomination is confirmed. under the previous order, the motions to reconsider and the president be immediately notified of the senate's action. the clerk will report the motion to invoke cloture. the clerk: cloture motion: we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the nomination of james wesley hendrix of texas to be a united states district judge for the northern district of texas, signed by 17 senators. mr. mcconnell: mr. president? the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent that if cloture is invoked on the hendrix nomination, all postc

to build a navigation center for the homeless on city-owned land on dakota road. an online petition with 7,000 signatures. >> we want to do the right thing. we want to do the right thing to help and not, you know, getting neighborhoods against neighborhoods. >> reporter: he and hundreds of neighborhoods packed council chambers and overflow rooms. they want the center located at a parking lot behind city al, away from homes, away from schools. >> have you ever talked to a homeless person? have you ever heard their journey? >> we didn't think it would be that difficult, but it's become a difficult process. >> city officials admit the process has not gone well. the two sites chosen based on criteria near public transportation and food services. the goal to house up to 45 people for half a year and put them in permanent housing. fremont's homeless population has jumped 27% in two years. the vice mayor says many concerns driven by fear. >> both groups are now unhappy. originally it was the dakota neighbors, but fou i'm getting petitions from city hall neighbors. so ult

those two sites are city-owned land, one in the dakota neighborhood, another behind city hall.zenith smith is in fremont where hundreds of people showed up at tonight's city council meeting. >> reporter: and frank and julie, many of them are still here. 250 people signed up to speak during public comment period. this item was not on the agenda, but many people filling the council chambers and overflow rooms, hoping citys. a boisterous crowd outside fremont city hall, many holding signs not dakota, referring to a proposal to build a navigation ce

resubsequent, north dakota, has lost around 40% of its population since 1990.akota where lush green plans roll up to the sky, the unexpected appears over the horizon, soaring scrap metal sculptures nestled on the roadside. this is the enchanted highway. >> this is fabulous that this guy came up with this idea to save this part of north dakota. i think this is wonderful. >> reporter: this guy is 70-year-old gary gref. self-taught scrap metal sculpture. >> i wanted each one to be like you would drive into it. >> reporter: seven works dot this 32-mile stretch of enchanted highway. this "geese in flight" is the largest sculpture in the world. driving this road you'll see fess amounts on the prayer er, fishermen's dream, and president rose vel on a bucking horse in "teddy rides again." he began working on his first, the tin family, in 1989. >> 1989 is the year "field of dreams "came out. >> it was built on the inspiration of, if you build it, they will come. >> you're reat. i thought, okay, if they build it, they will come. oh, yeah. >> reporter: he was hoping they

marshals tracked down adam renfro from brentwood and south dakota. the killing happened july 12 near clayton road. authorities say he had another man allegedly shot and killed 36-year-old daniel schrader. 40-year-old robert brown of a point is still on the loose. >>> bail has just been set for two of the men accused of robbing a contra costa county amusement center. and officials say it may be the highest and county history. these are the suspects. vincent timmons and gary mohanty. he worked as a guard at the center and is accused of facilitating the robber ill looking for third man involved. the robbery happened in may around one at the concord sun valley mall. police say two masked men held employees at gunpoint, tied the hands be hand-to-hand their backs and made off with cash. detectives identified timmons and arrested him in san francisco. bill for and they mohanty is set at $1 million. much more on the story coming up on kpix 5 news at 5:00 and online on kpix.com. >>> the fellow from the former special counsel robert molars six-hour of testimon

large oil boom in western north dakota.t's been great for the north dakota economy, great for the world. one of the side effects of that kind of growth and activity is traffickinghuman even in a state like north dakota. it is difficult to enforce whether it's at the border or not because of the transient nature. human trafficking at all levels is something the federal government needs to continue to get involved in. host: what goes through your mind when you hear what's going ?n at the border the democratsd are on board with saying there is a crisis at the border. we need to get infrastructure in place to hold them in a way that is becoming of the united states of america. host: first call comes from san samuel in south pasadena, california. go ahead. i want to ask the congressman, you know, president trump is doing a great job, he's brought so much wealth back here, but when the democrats say it's manufactured -- it wasn't manufactured. barack obama said there was no i think the -- president is doing a great job. you bette

either a parking lot near city hall or a vacant lot near dakota road. people have signed a petition urging them not to choose the dakota site, because it's too close to homes and schools. opponents of the dakota site say that the city location would be a better choice because the police department and washington hospital are right there. >> elderly, people who are really down on their luck. >> who are we to judge? let the city and state who we elected make the decision. as a human, we should be more helpful. >> a city spokesperson says the city plans to hold community outreach meetings to hear what the community thinks. so what's it like inside one of those so-called navigation centers? our digital video journalist jonathan bloom got an exclusive look. you can see that on our website. nbcbayarea.com. the first cities to ban plastic bags. now they want to raise the stakes. the proposed bill impacts every grocer from farmer's markets to large chains. it bans plastic for bags used in produce items like nuts and vegetables. shopper also have to pay 25 cents

dakota said as long as there's no ice i'm out there fish youing. it's a treat that runs in the family as anthony and dakota's fathers fished together as a team as well. mr. speaker, we're blessed with beautiful and great natural resources in york and lancaster counties, which will be celebrated and protected through the passage of my legislation to create the susquehanna national heritage area. i'm very thankful these two young men enjoy spending time in nature while they use their talents. i wish them both continued success and congratulate them on their championship victory. thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to honor and give thanks to community leaders who are making an impact on the communities i represent in combating the opioid epidemic. york and lancaster county are leading the nation in their communitywide collaborative approach to help neighbors who are struggling with addiction. york county district attorney david sunday and coroner pam gay are leaders in our community. they have brought together community organ

originally it was the dakota neighbors now i'm getting petitions from city hall neighbors.ultimately we are going to have to make a decision that somebody will be unhappy about. >> there will be twoout reach meetings next month about the navigation centers. leaders hope to select a location in september and get the money that's needed by january. >>> san francisco leaders are looking at a parking lot as a first step in getting more secure housing for people living in vehicles. supervisors want the set up a temporary triage center at a parking lot near the balboa bart station. the proposal would allow 30 cars and rvs to park and stay at the lot for 90 days. the lot will be turned in to 138 units of affordable housing. >> we have seen a dramatic increase of homeless living on the streets. this is way to show compassion and take a positive step in the right direction this dealing with homeless crisis in san francisco. >> it will have 24 hour security and services to help anyone with questions. supervisors will be holding a meeting saturday at balboa high school for anyone with

. >> in god we trust will be displayed proudly and south dakota. >> all south dakota public schools willthanks to a new law that went into effect this month. the motto will have to be 12 x 12 inches, some schools are painted on walls, others including it on flags. mixed reaction on social media. joseph like the idea saying in god we trust always a staple of american values, do not allow this to be taken away but this instagram user not too please say not all self to cousins are believers, not all south dakota is -- also to cousins are being forced to pay for religious ideals to which they do not subscribe. this person, kevin, chiming in critics must never have looked at our currency. rob: we will see for how long. what does hollywood have to say? >> celebrities were watching and tweeting about mueller's testimony. ron howard coming in with this encouraging people to watch saying i hope this is widely viewed with open minds by all interested citizens and voters so we don't have to depend entirely on pundits and social media for analysis. michael moore highly critical of mueller and donald

how what happened this week in a paleontology dig in the badlands of north dakota.xperts say the bones are about 65 million years old. he and his professor aren't sharing the exact location of the dig sites. they do believe that more bones will be found there. pretty cool. >> extra credit for dinosaur bones. triceratops has three once. let's all remember. >> thank you for watching

i went into every state from alabama to the red states, 40% of the vote like montana and north dakota, as well as pennsylvania, which we cannot when a presidency without winning pennsylvania. there's no mathematical way to get there. all these states, and we took it to the republicans. because folks finally figured out, finally figured out what president obama had done with the affordable care act. did you have any republicans you know running around saying i want to do away with pre-existing conditions being covered? i want to do away with the fact we're cutting of health care a certain point? i want to do away with the fact and on and on and on. ladies and general men, part of test gentlemen, part -- ladies and gentlemen, part of leading is educating. everything but locusts dropped on barack's late when he got -- plate when he got elected. the greatest ability god gave mankind was the ability to forget. if they didn't, women would only have one child. all kidding aside, think about it, guys. we forget just what he faced and what he did. it was the greatest recession short of the dep

not the case in south dakota.hese are all showers and thunderstorms, a cluster of lightning storms have been traveling through southern minnesota overnight, waking people up. minneapolis, looks like you're going to be just on the northern edge of these storms as they roll through over the next hour or two. we'll keep an eye on it. it's not severe or anything like that. you don't want to wake up monday morning, head out early and get stuck in heavy rain. during the day today, that risk of severe storms goes from areas of nebraska all through sioux falls, sioux city and southern portions of minnesota. we could see a stray storm around chicago, milwaukee, too. i think one of the big stories, our hottest month of the year, the heat and humidity is going to be on in the southeast, actually turned up a notch by your standards. over the weekend was very hot in the midwest. today still warm, not quite as bad. 90s in chicago. 94 in st. louis. tuesday into wednesday, heat indesi indeseize in -- indices in north fl florida w

senator kevin cramer, republican of north dakota.reaking news from president trump's meeting with the emir of qatar. he says that entered a deal with qatar where they will be purchasing boeing planes. he says iran has been doing a lot of bad things and should be careful. there is also news coming out of mexico. the finance minister has resigned. the new finance minister in mexico. we will continue to bring you headlines out of the meeting between president trump and the emir of qatar. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ david: you are watching "balance of power." marriott is our stock of the hour, falling as much as 2.5% as the company faces a fine by u.k. regulators because of the downgrade from jpmorgan. emma chandra is your the story. emma: the fine is from the u.k. regulators, $124 million for a breach that exposed 100 million guest records, 7 million in the u.k.. the cyberattack happened in 2014 and impacted starwood hotels, which marriott did not acquire until 2016, but the u.k. regulator blaming marriott for lack of due d

i appreciate the trip to north dakota. the remote identification rule is the top priority for the faa uasou a.s. -- mr. burleson rulemaking. there are several other pieces we are working on. we are working hard to publish that rule this year. what it is important to remember a couple things as we talk about some of your frustration with the timeline. when is the fact that up until october of last year, the faa did not have the authority over all uas operators in the airspace. we are grateful to congress for restoring the faa authority over all uas operators, and recreationale operators. once we had the authority, we were able to move forward and really build out the rule, but there are two other facets that have to come together to enable remote identification implementation in the airspace. one is standards. there are several industry groups the faa is supporting. industry standards that will be necessary to execute the rule. on top of that is the infrastructure piece. out that requirement is there, how will the informati

i have nine native tribes in south dakota and we have a bill to collect data in south dakota and knowing where we go. if there are tips in that specific area that you have as well, that would be helpful. >> if i can start with the latter part first, the indigenous women. that is a very tough issue in arizona as well. we have had occasion to locate indigenous women that had been moved, trafficked off a reservation. and windup in papua new guinea. that is how deep it goes. training tribal police, the training of tribal leaders, especially as most important in this issue. to protect them. and more importantly, we included tribal leaderships on our council. in large part they have helped shape the involvement of our two communities and how we work together on this. we had success with this in arizona. it has been helpful but we are not there yet. with regard to the electronic portion of this, the website, you alluded to the backpage.com. the biggest perpetrators were on backpage.com. and i know that governor ducey and i were anxious to take care of these guys. they were based in phoenix. it

chicago up towards rapid city, south dakota. the showers rounding the ridge of high pressure, creating all the heat. that heat wave moves to the east in the middle part of the week. these are heat index values above 100. columbia towards atlanta. above 90 as we head toward philadelphia. a quick look at the big july 4th forecast. it's hot, summery, could be some scattered afternoon thunderstorms in the east. looks dry and cooler out west. >> jeff, thank you. >>> now to the race for 2020. the uproar over what senator kamala harris' campaign is calling a racist attack. donald trump jr. retweeting then deleting a post questioning her race. senator harris attending pride events, rival candidates coming to her defense. here's rachel scott. >> reporter: it was a raw and personal story about being a black kid in america. >> there was a little girl in california who was part of the second class to integrate her public schools, and she was bused to school every day. and that little girl was me. >> reporter: but a right wing commentator to

welcome to south dakota. i'm curious. i had an opportunity to travel watch what is going on with the challenges there with small amounts of value within their own currencies. on a day-to-day basis, there are millions of people that look to buy small, incremental items on a day-to-day basis. they do not have any type of product out there today that works well that is internationally based. can you talk a little about what you see in other countries, the direction they are going and what the opportunities are for this type of platform to allow a simple and inexpensive way to ornsact her value received currencies or products or commodities in exchange without high cost of doing so? i haven't heard that discussed. mr. marcus: i appreciate your question. the way anyone in the world will have the ability to use libra, using the wallet of their choice, will be to install a small at on a $40 android device with a basic data plan, and from that point on have the ability to move from the cash economy to the digital economy and bene

seve thunderstorm watches and n nebraska andou dakota. at's tonight. damaging wind possible from chicago to lansing, michigan, back to st. louis, including parts of wisconsin tomorrow. then, all eyes on the gulf, where a broad area o westward, and will and should become a tropical depression in the next 24 to 48 hours. what that means for louisiana, especially, that's where a lot of the models are trying to go, back to texas, even to the florida panhandle, five to even ten inches of rain. david? >> all righting jing >> ginger, thank you. >>> we're remembering an american original tonight. ross perot, a plain-taking texan, a self-made billionaire, whose third party run for the white house in 1992 made history. in fact, 19% of american voters chose him that year for president. >> ladies and gentlemen, mr. ross perot. >> reporter: he was the self-made billionaire from texarkana, texas. the blunt, folksy presidential candidate promising voters a break from politics as usual. >> now, just for the record, i don't have any spin doctors. i don't have any speec

the system already triggering flash flooding in north dakota. this is nebraska right here. and new images of that record downpour in the d.c. area 24 hours ago. this car washed away in potomac, maryland. all of this as we watch the gulf of mexico tonight. this is important. ginger zee tracking it all from dallas tonight. ginger? >> reporter: david, the issue here is heat. heat advisories from here to alabama for heat indices from 111 up to tomorrow. that's just the beginning. look at the map. severe thunderstorm watches from northeastern wyoming and western nebraska and south dakota. damaging wind possible from chicago to lansing, michigan. then, all eyes on the gulf where a broad area of low pressure has now started to move westward, and will, and should become a tropical depression in the next 24 to 48 hours. what that means for louisiana, especially, that's where a loud of the models are looking to go. david? >> ginger, thank you. >>> we're remembering an american original tonight. ross perot, a plain-taking llna fact, o america voters chose him that year for president.

coming up, wednesday morn, board member of the one country project including north dakota senator heidi hikamp talking about reinvigorating the democratic party with world issues. and then bill johnson who serves on the house budget committee will discuss the debate over federal spending in an effort to avoid another government shutdown. emily lawson will join us. she'll talk about efforts to close the gender pay gap. be sure to watch "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. >> federal reserve chairman jerome powell will testify before the house financial services committee on monetarily policy and the state of the u.s. economy live wednesday at 10:00 a.m. eastern. and live at 2:30 p.m., a house subcommittee hearing on the treatment of immigrant children at the u.s.-mexico border. witnesses include an asylum seeker from guatemala. and live at 9:30 eastern. the senate armed services committee will consider the nomination of mark milly for chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. watch all three hearings live on scrmbings span 3, online at -- c-span

, south dakota. i simply want to thank all the veterans of all the wars that the united states soldiers have fought in. i had a dad and an uncle that have been to serve in the u.s. navy in world war ii and were not directly near the d-day invasion. but my uncle harold informed me more of the history than even my own dad did. and i have one question mr. kershaw. do you think the fact that they had -- first of all, they had the draft. and do you think that it helped with the success that we have had in world war ii because the young men were from so many varied backgrounds? >> yes. without the draft, we could not have won our way to victory in the pacific. america was waging two very intense wars. over 3000 miles away from this country. hardly any americans actually suffered domestically from -- a handful were victims of japanese bombings on the west coast. americans did not experience war as the europeans did. but the draft was absolutely essential and all americans from all different backgrounds gave

the congressional district next to north dakota and south dakota. won it big time. i have won on the canadian north dakota. where my family is was. the daughter of a teamer and numberman. the first woman elected from the state of minnesota u.s. senate and a can't for the president of the united states. that is because i have listened to these people in all these counties and done their work and i have won. u can go back to the run for city council. my slogan then was all the way with amy k. i'll tell you one more. but i've won and we need a candidates that doesn't see the midwest as flyover, understands how important it is for our national victory and can win in states like iowa, can win in wisconsin and can win in michigan and the last last time i saw and not always in those lineups with trump, i was in the state of michigan. i was ahead by eight points and that was a statement that he won last time, which shocked everyone. so that's what this is about. it is about making sure you can put that coalition together, that you can lead a tickets, not just for yourself b

severe thunderstorm watches from wyoming right through north dakota. but anybody highlighted in green tonight could see a strong thunderstorm with lightning. so, illinois to florida, keep an eye on that if you've got plans outdoors. then, got to watch that high pressure system, because it's really settling in. the core of that heat going to settle from savannah, waycross, georgia, down to orlando. that's where we find those heat advisories. it's going to be exposure day after day, because we're not going to cool down too much. and for the fireworks forecast itself, looks dry for a lot of folks except in the southeast, and of course back in the northern plains and rockies. cecilia? >> okay, ginger, thanks. we'll see you tomorrow on "gma." >>> now, to the growing controversy over president trump's fourth of july plans. the bands have been rehearsing in front of the lincoln memorial, and those armored vehicles have now been moved into place. the president is calling it a show of a lifetime, but tonight, new word on just how much this show could cost ameri

an hour, former north dakota senator heidi heitkamp and jd shelton both board members of the one country project discussed the groups grassroots campaign to reinvigorate the democratic party's relationship with rural issues and voters. at 9:00 a.m., ohio congressman bill johnson, a member of the house budget committee, discusses federal spending and efforts to avoid another government shutdown. and at 9:30, emily martin of the national women's law discusses efforts to close the gender pay gap. ♪ host: political reporting that house speaker nancy pelosi will meet with steven mnuchin to discuss finding ways to avoid budget cuts and raise the debt limit as congress possibly faces another federal shutdown later this year if these issues are not resolved. this is the "washington journal" for july 10. part of his political -- many credit him for the rise of and aird-party system recent poll showed many respondents say the current two-party system is broken. that is what we want to get your sense of in our first hour of the "washington journal." when it comes to the two-party system, do you thi

it is dakota. is an astronaut she took part in the greatest adventure in history. in a large strong words whose destiny starts july 20th on d w. e u punitive measures so watch the block takes action against turkey for what it calls the illegal drilling off the coast of cyprus i'm cross that is to 5. south korean tech firms in a scramble as they can't supply japan starts cutting them off the street could disrupt the global supply of microchips i am with the space race back on a german firm stands to profit big time from countries and companies lofty ambitions to lift up. bin for us all and lets the business who's in charge when it comes to drilling in the world's largest enclosed see the mediterranean. ever since trillions of cubic meters of natural gas were found off cyprus a dispute over ownership has been bubbling away between cyprus turkey and greece they all claim drilling rights the spat is worth billions of euros geologists say the deposit could hold as much as 3 and a half trillion cubic meters of fossil fuels a windfall for energy industries here in europe

welte, of north dakota, to be united states district judge for north dakota. the presiding officer: i send a cloture motion to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the motion. the clerk: cloture motion, we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22, do hereby bring to a close debate on of peter d. welte, of north dakota, to be united states district judge for the dist

dakota. is a bastard he took part in the greatest adventure in history. you know more strong words whose destiny starts july 20th d.w. . this is the news coming up on the program tensions between india and pakistan playing out in the hague the un's highest court intervenes in a dispute over an alleged indian spot order in pakistan to suspend adepts sentence but is it a victory for india we'll talk about the ruling and what it means also coming up. growing old in china millions of seniors face an uncertain future with the cost of elderly care rising and fewer in younger people to look after them it's china's demographic time bomb we have a special report. i'm melissa chan and welcome to news asia it's good to have you with us the united nation's highest court the international court of justice has ordered pakistan to review the death penalty given in 2017 to a former indian navy commander who. was convicted of being a spy india insists he never worked in intelligence but instead was kidnapped new delhi had asked the court in the hague to intervene here's m

the border, gordon, grabbed the animal by a horn in north dakota.oto was taken moments before the attack, this comes days after another bison charge that a child that yellowstone national park sending her flying into the air. a shark bite a server's hand at a popular beach, the teenager is the third person attacked in florida in 3 days, two the incidents happening in new smyrna beach, the other taking place 100 miles north in jacksonville. the video captured that surfer struggling in the water as the shark latched onto his body. all of the victims will be okay. it is frightening though. >> new smyrna is the shark attack capital of the world. one of the worst ones, a little north on the atlantic in florida and people talk about sharks all over the place. >> it happens sometimes. it is hot outside so a lot of people might be taking the day off, going to the beach. these are your heat indices, what it feels like, close to 100 ° in these big cities like boston and new york city, down towards the southeast across the southern plains, feel like summertime

walls under new state lapidus south dakota law requires the motto, in god we trust, be displayed iniotism. the freedom from religion foundation, think about that. where did we get their freedom? urging residents to express their opposition to the law saying it's quote a violation to inflict godliness on schoolchildren. let me be clear it is an inflection of atheism to put that message in front of children. we need a moral compass in our foundation for freedom from religion has come up with one. good going south tacoma. joining me tammy bruce washington fox contributor host of a fox nation show. great to see you. >> i love that's as much as you do. it's a fabulous turn of events. lou: it really is and by the way they have written into the law if anyone sues them like the foundation the state attorney general will lead no cost the representing that school district to assure that there is a defense of that law. >> there are two fronts here. the notion that statement this makes him the fact that it's the national motto that references to faith in god in the public square have been under

one is in the dakota neighborhood. the other is behind freemont city hall. the vice mayor says the fear. >> both groups are unhappy. originally it was the dakota neighbors now i'm getting petitions from city hall neighbors. ultimately we will have to make a decision, somebody will be unhappy about. >> there will be two community outreach meetings about the.5 investigation center next month. leaders hope to choose a location in september and get the funds needed by january. >>> people in san francisco are living in their cars or rvs because it is their only option. leaders are looking at a parking lot as the first step in getting more secure housing for people forced to live in vehicles. supervisors want a temporary triage centerer in the balboa bart station, allowing 30 cars and rvs to pack and stay at that parking lot for 90 days, the parking lot will eventually be turned in to 138 units of affordable housing. >> we have seen a dramatic increase of those living on the streets in our neighborhood. this is a way for our neighborhood to step up and show compas

south dakotas itself need from the president of the united states?a and understands our needs. he wants good, long-term trade policy and that is what our producers are asking for, a fair price and fair market. while we are working through that, our producers are on the tip of the spear when it comes to the trade war with china because soybeans have dropped billion%, half a dollars not coming into our state to begin with. the president understands we are on the tip of the spear, but nonetheless, the sooner we can get something done the better. what they tried to do with regard to market assistance has been received well within the state, but what producers really want is that open market, the ability to not just work with but in then china, rest of the pacific rim as well. it would be great to have tpp on the books. francine: how would you describe the current arrangement with china? we keep hearing talks are back on track or have restarted. how do you see this relationship developing and what does it mean for the supply chain? sen: round: it is compl

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i also think we've got to remember at no time in time from my house in dickinso dickinson, north dakota, things that would require a plane ticket to buy can now be brought to our house. so when we're talking about consumers, we need to remember that side of it too. i'm glad you brought up bushel, it's a fantastic company that has created -- i don't know if they qualify as a unicorn or not but they've created a space that hasn't existed at this point as well as they do it. i don't know about this specific company but in technology or traditional business, there are startups who get to a point where they where a certain product and a certain idea but they've gone as far as they can go and they get acquired. it can be in the oil and gas industry, any industry, the tech industry. so i would hope when we deal with this, we don't -- if at some point in time bushel decides they want to sell, i hope they have the ability to do that. i guess i would just go to this, and all of the witnesses talked about different companies and different what they viewed as problems or potential problems with tho

>>one of 2 men wanted in connection with a homicide in concord has been arrested in south dakota. us marshals captured 32 year-old adam renfro yesterday morning, he's a suspect in the deadly shooting of daniel schrader on july 12 said motel 6 in concord 40 year-old robert brown is also a suspect in the case, but he still on the loose. police say detectives are currently in south dakota working to arrange rent froze extradition back to contra costa county. if you happen to have any information on robert brown's whereabouts you're asked to contact concord police. >>police in pittsburgh are searching for a teenager who they say shot his friend in the neck. it happened yesterday about 3 30 in the afternoon at a home on chesapeake drive. police say the teen who does not live at the home brought a gun there to show his friends that it then went off after they handling it hitting the other team in the neck. authorities say the boy who brought the gun over took off and has not been found since detectives are trying to determine whether the shooting was accidental or intentional. >>santa r

. >>> college students made this discovery of a lifetime in the badlands of north dakota. harrison durand teamed up with professor michael keel it on a paleontology deck and discovered this try to triceratops skull. experts say the bones are about 65 million years old. the duo is not sharing the exact location of the dig sites but believes more bones will be found. >> that is so cool. it is huge. spy pretty cool. the traffic on the nimitz freeway this morning. unfortunately, there is residual flowing. let's take a live look out to the camera past oracle. the northbound direction. take a look at that. you are crawling along. it is about four miles per hour and maybe even slower in some spots do to the accident. i will show you where that is. zooming in on the map, let me tell you about this new one. the one lane is blocked as well as the right shoulder 880 southbound slowing things down a little bit as you are coming southbound on the nimitz freeway. this is still the issue and the story of the morning. a 40 minute drive time. down to 38 to the macarthur maze from san leand

coming up wednesday morning, board members of the one country project, including former north dakota democratic senator heidi heitkamp, talk about their groups campaign to reinvent a great -- reinvigorate the democratic party relationships of the world. and representative who serves on the budget committee will discuss spending and the effort to avoid a government shutdown. also represented from the women's law center will discuss efforts to close the gender pay gap. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. as the fifth circuit cortex of the constitutionality of the portal care act, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer held a briefing on the health care law. they were joined by other democratic lawmakers on the steps of the capital, to talk about the potential impact of the texas challenge to the law. this is just over 15 minutes. >> look. my summer mom hair. >> really? [laughter] >> let's hold up the signs. speakert to thank our nancy pelosi and those from the house. we are gathered because this is a critical day for the fu

coming up wednesday morning, board members of the one country project, including former north dakota democratic senator heidi heitkamp, talk about their group's campaign to reinvigorate democratic parties relationships with rural issues and voters. representative who serves on the and budget committee will discuss spending and the effort to avoid a government shutdown. also, emily martin, from the national women's law center will discuss efforts to close the gender pay gap. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. announcer: live, wednesday, on the c-span networks. the u.s. house begins work on the 2020 defense authorization bill. that is 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. at 9:30 a.m. on c-span two, the u.s. senate continues work on judicial and executive nominations. on c-span3 at 10:00 a.m., the house financial services committee see hears from jerome powell -- on monetary policy. at 2:30 p.m., house oversight subcommittee examines the conditions of migrant children in federal facilities and of the u.s. mexico border. ne

originally it was the dakota neighbors but now i am getting petitions from city hall neighbors. ultimately we will have to make a decision that somebody will be unhappy with. the city leaders say they have narrowed down the city hall site and dakota site because both are near public transportation and the goal is to house up to 45 people for about half a year and ultimately get them into permanent housing. the city wants to open the center by nextyear and say the homeless published in has jumped 27% in two years. they hope to finalize a location in september. this is not the last that residents will likely speak out. the city will host two meetings next month where people can continue to voice concerns.>>> the berkeley city council took a big step toward phasing out the use of natural gas in new building's. they report the entire counsel voted that natural gas pipelines will not be allowed in many new holding projects getting genuine first. representatives from the sierra club and pg&e also said they support the plan to reduce reliance on natural gas. they say it is cleaner, saf