the presiding officer: the senator from delaware. mr. coons: madam president, i am proud to join the senator from new jersey and delaware in calling for a bill crafted to protect our institutions and the rule of law in our country and not just right now but for future congresses and dpims as well. -- administrations as well. today we will be asking our colleagues to give the special counsel independence and integrity act the consideration on the floor it deserves. this bill will do something powerful. it would codify department of justice regulations that prevent the removal of a special counsel without good cause. independence is required to ensure a special counsel can do his or her job and find the facts. our bipartisan bill would put this restriction in statute and give the special counsel a clear legal remedy. if removed without cause, the special counsel would have a ten-day period to take the case to a three-judge panel for expedited consideration. if the special counsel doesn't wish to contest his removal, it would proceed withou

from georgetown, delaware.o this latest report that this matt whitaker is the acting attorney general of the us and has no intention of recusing himself from the russia investigation despite all the public statements he made, questioning it and suggesting that he has limited credibility. what do you think? >> i'm very concerned by that, wolf. matt whitaker made public statements where he suggested ways in which the president could interfere with robert mueller's ongoing investigation by doing what's happened. firing or forcing the resignation of the attorney general. replacing him with a partisan like matthew whitaker and having him squeeze the resources of the investigation. he should recuse himself f. they followed the appropriate process, the deputy attorney general should be the acting attorney general. i'm going to be calling on my colleagues to act as soon as we return next week to pass the bipartisan bill that cleared the senate judiciary committee to protect the special counsel. >> why do you think that

. >> the senator from delaware and the senator from new jerses jersey, senator booker for doing this with us to make sure we have this bipartisan piece of legislation here on the senate floor it is not unremarkable that you have such a bipartisan piece of legislation passed out of the judiciary committee we don't have very many pieces coming of the senate judiciary committee but this one was 14 / seven including the chairman. there is no reason why it should not be brought to the floor it was passed as the judiciary committee april 26 i should note that have been busy sending things to the floor in the meantime in fact, since april 26 when the bill passed the judiciary committee we have sent 49 nominations through to the floor that we have confirmed here on the floor actually they voted on 50 and one was already appealed so on the floor since the bill passed the judiciaryhej committee we had voted on 50 confirmations of the president's nominees many were loose lipped we have been able to move on all of them there is no reason we should not move on this final piece of legislation to p

senate representing delaware, first elected in 1972.ed to share this story that's getting a lot of attention.the early voting from politico.com pointing out that a staggering 36 million people have voted early, setting the stage for a big midterm turnout. does this help the democrats, the republicans, or is this simply individuals casting their ballot early because of other obligations? just one of the things to keep in mind as returns come in tomorrow evening. we will have live coverage of the results, speeches, the balance of power 8:00 tomorrow evening and into the early morning wednesday, and back with "washington journal" in the morning. we will be back on c-span with losers.ers and judy is joining us on the democrats line from bismarck,

and i would object to a i would like for my friend from delaware. at the time it was written it was somewhat new and has become a widely adopted view i challenge every one of you to read their rights. >> will the senator yield for another question? let me conclude by saying they considered this just this year and in the decision said that it remains valid and binding and i know they have other business to move to but i will simply say i'm grateful for the work. thank you madam president. >> members considered a resolution calling for the end to the u.s. military support for saudi arabia's war in yemen and the virus moved the resolution closer to passage by the full senate and a final vote as possible next week. we also hear from the democratic and republican leaders on the foreign relations committee. this is half an hour. i stood before this body in march of this year to protest the unconstitutional intervention in saudi arabia's bloody war in yemen. i was proud to sta

it was made especially worse in delaware when aal chemeak forced the closure of the delaware memorial bridge. wee told it was a highly flammable gas that leaked from a nearby chemical plant. that bridge connects delaware and new jersey. traffic authority wasable to reopen the bridge late last night. >>> it wasn't a gas leak or airport construction that caused a nightmare travel scenario out wet, it was a major snowstorm. that's kansas city behind me. missouri's govern closed part of a major interstate. the same storm fell in colorado. in wyoming more than 40 inches of snow fell. and in chicago, the storm forced the cancellation of 800 flights at chicago o'hare. according to flight aware, about 1200 flightseaded to or from the u.s. were canceled at the height of the storm. >>> a violent confrontation at the u.s./mexico border led to the arrest of more than three dozenho ndurans. they now face deportatiom f mexico. angie goff is in the live desk with the latest on the chaos developing there. good morning. >> reporter:ood morning. the group started a peaceful march to appeal for the u.s.

forced the csure of the delaware bridge, and the thidge connects delare and new jersey. traffic authority was able to open the bridge early this morning. >>> the sa storm that colorado, more than three feet of snow fell in some of the state's mountain communities, in wyoming more than 40 inches of snow fell, and in chicago stormd for the canilaticelation of mor than 800 flights in o. >> a violent confrontation at the u.s. and mexico border led to the arrest of morethan three dozen haondurans. hudreds of migrants are making a run for it yesterday, crossing under the bridge through a river that is filled with raw sewage. they carried hand painted american and honduran flags, an. agents still fired gas. it's seeing about110,000 people entering the u.s. every day and this morning we know that more than 5,000 migrants are waking up at a sports complex in tijuana and they are worried president trump will make them stay in mexico. that's the latest. back to yo thank you. >> it's ai4:04 in the d of a virginia police officer killed on the job. hunter edwards crashed his cruiser s

in delaware has the eighth largest black population in america. our share, we were segregated by law, we were a slave state. we fought beside the north but we were so-called border state like maryland and others. so, i come out of that. that is what got me engaged in public life. i wrote a year ago, after the horrific events in charlottesville, that we are the battle over the americas soul. and i really mean it. it is not just me. read john meacham's new book. the soul of america. we watched white supremacist, cook looks clean, david duke, nazis carrying torches and chance the same hateful -- went the same hateful bile heard on the streets of europe in the 30's. when the president of the alt right assigned a moral equivalence between those dark forces and those opposing them, that was like pouring fuel on the fire of intolerance. and just look, we saw the first came quickly. pipe bomb's sent to me in some of my friends and my granddaughters -- two americans, african-americans, killed in a supermarket in kentucky because they are black. 11 jews kil

the closure of the delaware memorial bridge. it was from gas that leaked from alnearby chemi plant. the bridge was re-opened early this morning. >>> it was not gas leaks or airportonstruction that caused a terrible traffic scenario out west, and it was a major snowstorm. that is ky.sas c the governor declared a state of emergency and closed part of a major interstate. the same storm hit colorado. more than three feet hit the communities. in chicago, the storm forced the cancelation of 800 flights at chicago o'hare international. about 1,200 flights headed t or from the u.s. were canceled at the height of the storm. >>> todaf you are in bethesda you may hear sire or muffled explosions because of the construction on the purple line. chris lawrence is live with more on thec story. is? >> reporter: yeah, they need to remove rock from a shaft that will eventually be part of a second entrance to the bethesda metro and a connecter to the purple line, and the thing is about this is you may be impacted if you don't live or work here. her

the presiding officer: the senator from delaware. mr. carper: thank you, mr. president. in the wake of 9/11, congress took a fresh -- i want to walk back in time a little bit of how we actually got here today. but in the wake of 9/11, congress took a fresh look at some of our nation's vulnerabilities and realized that our country's chemical facilities is a part of our industry the presiding officer knows a lot about, but realized that our country's chemical facilities could be potential targets for terrorist attacks. so we created the chemical facility standards program to better protect -- to better protect high-risk chemical facilities from those looking to do us harm. my legislation is not perfect but my -- my reaction is not perfect but the prime authors of that were i believe senator collins from maine and possibly senator lieberman from connecticut, the senior democrat, senior republican on the homeland security committee at that time. the program that was created, i believe -- i hope i'm not mistaken but i believe with their guida

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in the state of delaware, this was return day. it has nothing to do with retailing, and everything to do with civics and a civil society. since about the start of the 1800s, people of all parties have made a tradition of flocking to georgetown, delaware, county seat in the most southern and most conservative delaware county. they parade through the streets. they eat and drink. businesses are closed for the day. and it's really a great-american political tradition. the results of the election are read aloud and the winning and losing candidates take part in the parade. while it's meant to celebrate the political process, this is politics, after all. so the losing candidates do have to sit backwards in the parade carriages that take them through town. that, along with some teasing, some light booing, and occasional scattered hissing is about as rough as it ever gets. they even bury the hatchet. meaning they bury an actual hatchet in the sand every year to symbolize coming together. the local constable is there to make sure people do

it's a major connecter between new jersey and delaware. look at all that traffic. officials say 90,000 drivers use the bridge on a normal day. the sunday after thanksgiving, >> thing but normal. d inormhaalve sunday when you'g to come back up to new york. that must have been a nightmare. >>> well, turning now to the final pitch for votes in that racially charged senate race in mississippi. president trump just returned to the white house from his thanksgiving break in florida and he's flying out again this afternoon to hold two rallies for the republican candidate who is facing growing allegations of racism ahead of tomorrow's runoff. abc's david wright with the details. >> reporter: republican cindy hyde-smith, the first woman ever to represent mississippi in congress, is once again taking heat for where she appears to stand on the s's etetaosisedac this weekend when the "jackson free press" reported she went to high school at an all-white segregation academy and published this yearbook photo. years later she sent her daughter to a similar school. hyde-smith's cam

, democratic senator tom carper has won in the state of delaware, an easy victory for him there. and in maryland, senator ben card hsas won expected. and we want to go to rhode island, too. senator sheldon whitehouse has won re-election with 60% of the vote there, as they continue the tally. let's go now to jeff glor. he's with nancy and ed. jeff. >> glor: another nancy cordes and ed o'keefe, good to see both of you here. >> happy election night. >> glor: to you, too. democrats have made some pickups in the house, ed, but no major surprise yet. >> that's right. let's start with that race, the 27th district of florida, donna shalala, the former health and human services secretary, beating maria salazar, a former spanish television news anchor that republicans thought might be familiar enough to voters there and she didn't pull it off. one thing democrats noted to me, they spent $3million-plus. and hillary clinton won by 19po if they hadn't won democrats would be in big trouble. >> this race shows something we will see over and over again-- there are 41 open republican seats becaus

drivers were stuck for hours on the delaware memorial bridge connecting delaware and new jersey. the bridge closed after a gas leak at a chemical company. this map showing the widespread traffic janmren i d. and it's -- it could be very serious. >> reporter: for people heading to boston from new york city, a different kind of travel nightmare. >> it was incredibly hot on the trains over. everyone was sweating. >> reporter: a packed train stranded on the tracks for hours outside new york's penn station. broke down. we were stuck and sat for five hours waiting and repairs made to the train. >> reporter: amtrak blames debris on the overhead wire for the delay. what was supposed to be a four-hour ride turned into a nearly 11-hour ordeal. without working toilets. >> it was an awful trip. >> reporter: a frustrating end to a joyful holiday weekend, but despite the delays, some still found reasons to be thankful. >> it definitely made me get more schoolwork done on the train, and all i can say is i'm thankful the toilets didn't overflow like they thought they would. >> it's the little th

the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from delaware is recognized for four minutes. ms. blunt rochester: thank you. mr. speaker, today i rise to urge my colleagues to support the passage of h.r. 5787, the strengthening coastal communities act of 2018. i want to start by thanking chairman bishop and ranking member grijalva for working with myself and congressman dunn to quickly pass this important piece of legislation. in my home state of delaware, and in communities all over the country, our beaches and coast lines are critical, not only for their contributions to our economy, but also for their natural beauty. for too long those communities were encroached upon by overly ambitious development. that development was in part aided by programs that were put in place by the federal government. in the 1980's, congress recognized the burden that development was placing on local communities and passed the coastal barrier resources act. the act ensures that certain coastal areas were removed from the federal programs which incentivized increased development. through the creation

tell me why delaware is down to 238. has to do with their state excess taxes to new york or new jersey where you know there's 80 cents gallon in new york, california is about the same. so there's a beneficiary of this crunch point of receiving lots of gasoline from gulf coast from philadelphia area refine reis. if i jump into ford edge and head south on i-95 i should definitely gas up in delaware. >> yeah, definitely in delaware or even new jersey where their accident tays have been lower than new york. >> yes but they raise them recently to 27 cents. i fade 2.50 in new jersey from there. if you want cheap gas on long period of time go to arkansas, and missouri, or south carolina where their state taxes are low compared to rest of the country. rng that's where headed we'll see you again soon. let's go to politics now serious stuff. thousands protested in new york and around country last night. they're demanding that acting attorney general matthew whitaker recuse himself from the mueller investigation. joining us now rep

i yield to the senator from delaware. mr. coons: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from delaware. mr. coons: mr. president, i first want to thank my colleague and my friend, senator flake, the senator from arizona, for joining with me today on the floor in calling for action on a balanced bipartisan bill to uphold the rule of law to avoid a constitutional crisis and to secure the ongoing position of special counsel robert mueller as he moves to complete his investigation. this is a critical moment. just a week ago today, president trump forced the resignation of his attorney general, jeff sessions, and effectively stripped deputy attorney general rod rosenstein of his investigation. an investigation, which i will remind you, the same day that he forced attorney general session's reservation. let's just take a step back to remember the bigger picture here. robert mueller, a career federal law enforcement leader, a decorated combat veteran is leading an investigation into a foreign adversary's attack on our last election. this isn't

joining us to talk about that is chris coons of delaware.efore our eyes here, senator. let me ask you, the president in a tweet this morning said yeah, i was a businessman and i was trying to do business while i was running for president for a while. there was a deal that was in the works with russia. we didn't decide to do it so it went away. what is the problem there? is there any legal problem there in your mind? >> john, first that makes it clear that now president trump was flat outlying as candidate trump when he said and tweeted repeatedly i have no business interests in russia. he did not say i just wrapped up a business deal and he didn't say just a few days ago i stopped communicating with the kremlin and he said categorically i have no business with russia. that's not illegal but it says something about the character of then-candidate donald trump. but it's complicated and has legal consequences for individuals like michael cohen who came before committees of congress and submitted spoken and written testimony and then agreed to c

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. >> i know about a corporation is incorporated in delaware. it has its corporate headquarters in chicago. i know the two places. but i don't know for state government and that's what i'm asking for help on. >> i think it is pretty clear that the principal place of business of a state government is where the governor's office is, where the legislature is and where the most of the business is done. that's a principal place of business. some business is done elsewhere doesn't make that any less principal. >> you want us to file all the cases for california in the eastern district, is that correct? >> the plaintiff or the state relies on this provision which applies to plaintiffs, then they spend maybe there are problems which you are not aware and that is the eastern district is terribly backlogged because they build all the prisons over there in that district. and what you're asking us to do is to add to that, to have everything that the california is involved in to fall in the eastern district and i just wonder why. >> i would think, i live in

. >> i am prepared and i know the senator from delaware is as well, to bring this up again.up again until we can get a vote on the senate floor. bring it to a vote. bring it to a vote. until we do, the 21 nominations that are in the skwracommittee, will not give my vote. >> jeff flake has some sway because if he votes on all the nominees, it could gum things up. you heard him mention the senator from delaware, he joins us now. thank you for being with us. the majority leader says he talks to the president all the time and the president says he will not fire mueller based on what he sees so we have no need for the legislation. >> yeah, let's go back and look at why there's a mueller investigation in the first place. president trump in a fit of peak fired james comey and then went on television to say he did it because of this russia thing. last week he forced the resignation of attorney general, jeff sessions, his closest supporter in the senate when president trump was first running for office and he made it very clear that his relationship with sessions soured and he forced

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thee connects delaware and new jersey. the traffic authority was able to open the bridge early this morning. it was closed for six hours, causing huge trafficbackups. >>> back here in our area, bridge work will mean bigge ch for metro riders. w crewsill be doing repairs on the bridges thatve cross the potomac and that means no yellow line trains. instead, blue line trains will alternate, traveling to the op yellow line news 4's justin finch is live at east potomac park with a closer tok at how lons will be going on. justin? >> reporter: hey, n,there, that's right. if everything goes as planned during today's rain and more c rain te does not get in the way of their plans, we should see that yellow line service back on track by december 9th. that's going to be a sunday. the bridge i i question just behind me here. and we do have an upper look, a bird's eye view, if you will, of where those rews areworking, just in front of us here. they have their gear out and their crews have been there, ready to go. with this change happen

that's at 600 north delaware street in san mateo.ill also be special guest artists from japan. for more information, go to nbcbayarea.com. robert: and now it's time for a live performance here in our studio. strings and bow will join us with their unique combination of western and eastern music. you want to hear this. of traditional north indian clca a composition of mine called "dialogues and suha." i'm arjun verma, robert howard, su dakar dinata, hope you enjoy. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applauding] robert: thank you very much. that was great. arjun: thank you. robert: all right. okay, mosaic silicon valley's strings and bow, you can find out more about them on our social media site. thanks for watching. we'll see you next week. thanks for joining us here on "asia pacific america." join us again next week, and we'll have more guests and we'll have them come back again soon. >>> tomorrow will be a >>> tomorrow will be a new day. >> close to complete victory. >> any attorney general should not be able to infer. >> we

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. >>> if you are up early to hit the road after the holidays this morning the delaware memorial bridge is re-opened after causing traffic jams like this one last night. both sides of the brid shut down as a precaution after a chemical spill at a nearby plant. because it's the main route to the new jersey turnpike, the closure caused backups for drivers in new jersey and maryland. it was opened up sixer hours a it was closed. >>> the view on the rightishe arrivals terminal right now compared to the video from last ucnight. conson on the lower level forced all cars on to the upper level t and evenough it's early and there are not as many people flying in and outwi you l still want to leave yourself plenty of time if you are heading to any of our local airports today. >> you may need extra time to commute this morning. the yellow line on t metro will shut down for two weeks. the blue line will try to pick up the slack here and it wi run from francona springfield and huntington, but during rush hour service will be cut in half. the yellow line closure lasts until december 9th. we posted in

. >> overnight video coming in from dover, delaware. take a look here. vice president mike pence was on nified transferg a of the bodies of a soldier and airman. they were killed this wk in afghan they arrived at dover air base early this morning. the two servicemen were killedg alith another soldier by an improvised explosive device. t theiban claimed responsibility for that attack. >> thank you. it's now 4:47. a f devastatie in texas sent 8 family members to the hospital and this morning, we're taking a look at new video thatmuhows how ch work it could have been. > this house caught fire an 11-year-old grabbed her infant sibling and rano a neighbor's house to call 911. body cam video shows them working together t get everybody out of the burning house alive. >> let's drag her out. come on. ct's get her out,e on. baby is across the street. your other two a kids in the ambulance being checked nkout. >> tha god. >> everyone escaped the house but the father and two children were critically injured from smokela inon. >> happening today the mother of two chi

so it is dangerous if we look at these companies to be superhuman and the reality is usually in delaware overseas for tax purposes it is not conditioned on the arm or soul but they are for profit and once we regulate them they will do anything just like tobacco did or auto manufacturers putting mercury into the river if we let them to make them more profitable. we need to hold them to the same scrutiny we hold every other company. >> host: is there a tobacco like addiction to these companies? >> absolutely they are very skilled at figuring out random or boards, i'm addicted to social media. i go on. i was just on msnbc to see what twitter following, youtube videos how many likes i get. i'm not addicted to social media per se but the feedback there is a dopamine bag in my pocket called my iphone i am absolutely addicted to it but at least i am aware of it so i can modulate it but the fear is some of these companies that they actively foment to put their product or service quality or function to promote that addiction but they key is is a bad for younger people who cannot modulate? the num

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and on the east coast the delaware/memorial bridge was forced to close for a gas leak. the bridge was closed for if i ever hours last night. the cause of the leak is still under investigation >>> the rising frustrations that turned into clashes at the southern border near tijuana. they sprayed tear gas on hundreds of migrants. forcing them to shut down the official point of entree. children were heard screaming and coughing in the mayhem. they say no injuries were reported. it's been a tumultuous year that's still making headlines. last night "60 minutes" ran a report with homeland security officials saying they kwur caught unprepared. the presidentstory, adding pres obama separated children from parents, as did bush. kirsten nelson said in a statement, dhs will not tolerate this type of lawlessness and will not hesitate to shut down ports of entree for security and public safety reasons. here with more. >> reporter: this was the scene along the u.s./mexico boarder near san diego. hundreds raced towards the boarder wall. u.s. kear u.s. customs said they released tear ga

west 92 near 101 and delaware to be more specific.outh bay commutes are filled in. a couple of earlier crashes but this doesn't look like a friday light commute. it's 8:30 back to the desk. >>> this controversy stemming from last night's battle of the bay between the raiders and niners at levi stadium. an issue that involves a member of the 49ers gold rush cheer squad. >> yeah, certainly got a lot of attention on social media. we're talking about the action that happened on the field before kick off and before the niners raiders game began. it has to do with this picture. a 49ers cheerleader kneeling during the anthem. we believe this is the first time we have seen a pro- cheerleader do this. the rest of the other 49ers cheerleaders were standing. her back is turned so you can't see her face. we reached out to a 49ers media organization and waiting to hear back to find out more about her. we don't know how long she's been with the quad or if anyone knew ahead of the time she would make this statement. a short time ago we had time to a

eastern sxfrnlts dover air force base in delaware where the remains of brent taylor arrived from afghanistanh ogden in utah was killed saturday. john blackstone has more. >> in north ogden, utah the to town's all-in mayor. >> there's really no words to express the loss we feel. >> major brent taylor with the public servant committed to military service. four times he deployed to afghanistan. he was one of 15,000 u.s. troops still serving in afghanistan. a war that has raged for 17 years. he posted this on facebook before his latest deployment. >> ours is a small sacrifice compared to what so many throughout our nation's history have done and given. >> last week major taylor made the all-time sacrifice a member of the military he was helping to train shot. that brought the loss of a husband, the loss of a father to seven children. >> he was an awesome role model, active in the guard. we have losz a hero. >> just one week before his death major taylor what would be his last post. we have far more as americans that unites us than divides us. he wrote adding i hope everyone back home exercises t

in delaware, a bridge closed due to a gas leak and that tied up traffic. >>> they're hold an emergencyeeting today after russia seized three ukrainian naval ships. they say they were wound after they took fire a tense stand off near the crimea peninsula. >>> and the nation's dead left wildfire is contained this morning. it scorched more than 153,000 acres and killed 85 people. nearly 300 remain unathe kd for. more than 13,000 homes were destroyed. the fire burned for more than two weeks and wiped out the entire town of paradise. it was one of at least three major fires that ravaged the state over the past month. >>> in alabama, the family of a young man shot dead by police at a mall on thanksgiving is demanding answers. mark strassmann has more. >> reporter: on thanksgiving night, chaos kploexploded at th mall. someone shot and killed two people, and e.j. laid dead. so by a responding police officer. april pipkins, his mother, got a call from one of his friends. >> e.j., he said e.j. dead. and at that moment i just lost it. i'm like, not my baby, no. i'm like, no, this -- this can't be

joining us now is senator chris coons from the great state of delaware, member of the senate judiciary. thank you for making time to join us tonight, injury. >> thank you, rachel. >> you called this action by the president today a red line if this appointment was made in order to influence or end the special counsel's investigation. can you tell me what you mean by that? >> that's right. if he forced out attorney general jeff sessions and replaced him not with rod rosenstein, the deputy attorney general, but instead with a loyalist, matthew whitaker, in order to have acting attorney general whitaker squeeze or end the investigation by robert mueller, that would be an obstruction of justice action. and there have been some strong words by senators, both republican and democrat, for months, cautioning president trump against interfering with the mueller investigation. many senators have said, if the president is innocent, it's in his best interest to have this investigation go all the way to its conclusion. there were some more statements today, by senator-elect mitt romney, by senator l

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said that if the ifr's are in force, more women will lose access and obtain those services through delaware's program. we know with regard to the numbers that 1.5 million women in the plaintiff states are covered by a self-funded plan and would be eligible for a state-funded program. it is big numbers we are looking at. here with regard to a procedural injury, there is a reasonable probability that the challenged action threatens the concrete interest. that comes from judge kleinfeld 's decision earlier this year, and indeed in a sierra forest and cottonwood, this court found that an individual plaintiff need not point to a site specific or project specific location of the rule. the plaintiff can challenge the nationwide rule before it takes effect. , the plaintifft was actually the state of california. this court held california has a spanning itsrest entire territory and unquestionably had the well-founded desire to protect its proprietary interest. judge kleinfeld: i'm worried about the problem of bootstrapping oneself into standing. i thought in other contexts it was established, but mayb

senate representing delaware, first elected in 1972. we wanted to share this story that's getting a lot of attention.the early voting from politico.com pointing out that a staggering 36 million people have voted early, setting the stage for a big midterm turnout. does this help the democrats, the republicans, or is this simply individuals casting their ballot early because of other obligations? just one of the things to keep in mind as returns come in tomorrow evening. we will have live coverage of the results, speeches, the balance of power 8:00 tomorrow evening and into the early morning wednesday, and back with "washington journal" in the morning. we will be back on c-span with losers.ers and judy is joining us on the democrats line from bismarck, north dakota. have you or will you vote tomorrow? >> i have to do my big ceremonial thing of going to the polls, standing in line, and chatting it with people. i need to walk out of there with my voted sticker. >> what will happen tomorrow? >> i am praying for heidi. -- one of my main conce

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it is the four store at the old crate and barrel on 4th and delaware streets. the store get its name because amazon.com customers rated all the items four stars and above. that means that you will find a variety of things like electric tropg -- electronics, toys, books. the store opens at 10:00 this morning. >>> happening today, a message on many bay area highway signs. caltrans and the highway patrol is taking part in drowsy driving prevention week. 900 electronic signs will raise awareness of the danger of driving without getting enough sleep. going without shuteye for 18 hours is the same as having a blood alcohol content of .05%, just under the .08 dui limit in california. >>> you're never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. how about we take a look at san francisco. ocean beach, presidio the cool spots. castro, mission, 54, along with the marinmarina. 45 in american canyon. easily the coolest spot. pleasanton, santa clara, waking up to 47 degrees. the rest of us pretty much in the low to mid-50s. a look from the exploratorium camera at p

parts of virginia, maryland, delaware, new jersey and new york are under weather advisories.deo is from new york city today. you can see voters got stuck in the rain as they waited to cast their ballot. >>> here no problem getting to the polling place. we have still have several hours left and invite you to go out and do it. you'll have a beautiful sunset to look at. >> i don't think you could ask for a prettier day today. >> no weather problems around here, sunshine. we are the envy of the weather world. our weather is pretty perfect if you like it sunny. we'll need to get some rainfall. i don't see any coming any time soon. eventually that fact will change, but for the next seven days we continue to stay dry. outside post sunset, 15 minutes ago. concord 77 degrees, livermore and san jose 71, san francisco the cool spot at 62, oakland 75 degrees. we'll be chilly tonight. nights are getting longer. concord 45, san jose 47, napa 45, santa rosa 43. in a couple nights we may see widespread mid- to upper 30s in the north bay away from the water. the hills there in the north 1,00f

the bridgeonnects delawar and marijuana. closing it has snarled traffic in both states.gd this eveni from a chemical plant. exposure cause lung damage and nausea, but the biggest concern is that the fumesould ignite. the traffic authority hopes to reopen the bridge before the morning rush. >>> traffic nightmares did not stop there. a blizzard that cut across the rocky mountains is now pounding parts of the midwest. video from earlier today shows s the conditions in kancity. new tonight, the kansas governor has declared a state of part of an interstate has now been shut down. authorities are warning drivers to stay off the roins. that same storm system hitting kansas city pushead through col this morning. some places in the central part of the state have been forced to open shelters. more than three feet of snow slammed some mountain communities. and in wyoming, more than 40 inches of snow has burden some areas. heavy snow and winds have been whaping across i today. this storm in the midwest has forced 8 flight cancellations in chicago. more than 700 have been cancele at

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companies has been somewhat superhuman and the reality is corporations and inanimate and very in delaware or overseas for tax purposes and are not concerned with the condition of her soul and not going to take care of us when we get older. they are for-profit entities and less we regulate them they will do anything to increase profits just as tobacco did and just as auto manufacturing with poor mercury into the river if we let them because it made them more profitable. you have to acknowledge these are companies. they are not super banks we need to hold them to the same scrutiny we held every other company in our economy. >> host: is there a tobacco like addiction to these companies? >> guest: absolutely. they are skilled at figure out random awards or dopamine hits. i'm addicted to social media. i go on and i was just on msnbc and gone to see what twitter following response i get the look on my youtube video to see how many likes i get rid of not addicted to social media but addicted to feedback and there is a dopamine hit. i haven't dopamine hit in my pocket and i'm addicted to it and t

he turns around, goes back to the waterfront just as rochambeau has been coming down the delaware river by both with the revenue and he sees a man on the waterfront jumping up and down washington has been a very unemotional man could food is good to be -- who could this be. he stops at mount vernon for the first time in six years. no one knows what has happened. but zero my goodness in the history of naval warfare the british always seem to win. given the consequences this is the most important battle in the history of the world the french are victorious. washington and rochambeau arrive and thus begins the siege that force is cornwallis to surrend surrender. soon after the battle of the siege of yorktown washingtons son comes out with a fever and washington is at his bedside this means the country is celebrating. for two more years the negotiations are going on and washington is fearful that he will lose his officers. they didn't have the ability to tax the american people and the states are showing no interest they are stationed on the hudson river at newar newburgh and he's forced to