i take these issues very seriously like my colleague from delaware does and there's a notion that our allies were not. some of our most important allies, israel, gulf arab states who we've been allies for four decades were adamantly opposed and they are the closest to iran. mr. president, thisio notion tht we will blame the demonstration and we keep talking president trump but he's getting advice from releasees and generals and admirals to reinforce our military presence in the region because they seek threats. in the media there's this narrative that the president is trying to drum up a war but what about the generals and what about general dunford? well-respected marine. chairman of the joint chiefs and are they doing this? i just came from reading some of the intel and the gift that is prompting this discussion and of course i can't talk about it but isi support you what the ministration is doing with regard to reinforcing our military capabilities in the region and this is the reason that it sends a message to iran that if you will try to do what you did in 2004, to the five, 2006

the presiding officer: the senator from delaware. mr. coons: mr. president, it is an honor and a joy for me to come to the floor today not just as the senator representing delaware but as the cochair of the senate law enforcement caucus, which i am very proud to have the chance to lead with my friend and colleague, senator blunt of missouri, as you've just heard. he has recited some of the many ways we have been able to work together. he is a seasoned appropriator, someone experienced in the house of representatives, in the private sector, at home leading an educational institution, state and local government, along with my experience until the local government and private sector has allowed us to do i think really good and positive things for the men and women of law enforcement. this is national police week, an opportunity for us to not just here in the senate but all over the country to thank the men and women of law enforcement, to thank the hundreds of thousands of men and women in state and local law enforcement as well as in federal law enfo

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for his memorial at university of delaware. and it's a reminder that we have borne a lot of cost. in almost every conversation about that, i say there have been more than a thousand nato soldiers killed in combat in iraq. the little country of denmark when i visited there two summers ago lost 54 soldiers in combat. 9/11 was not an attack on europe, 9/11 was an attack on the united states. and yet the next day, nato, for the first time, invoked article 5, and dozens of our allied -- tries deemployed deployed troops to fight alongside ours. we're going to have more wars in the future somewhere in the world. do you want to have allies who will come to the fight with us? in terms of growing the markets in the developing world, we have allies who could work with us to make sure there is a fairer trading system for our exports of all kinds, from manufacturers and farmers. do you want to have allies? those two things require us to engage and respect our allies. that requires a role in the world. we don't have to be the world's policem

i have been to too many funerals of servicemembers from delaware dying in iraq. i don't want to go to anymore. no more spouses, children, parent spouses, children, parents, bros and sisters. as we have done in recent years with families serving crushed by sorrow. being agitated over a decade and then to stop iran's bomb or bomb iran under bold leadership with these policies to become ever more dangerous and isolated from our traditional allies pulling us into another foreign conflict this need this escalation is no way to conduct our foreign policy or to safeguard our national security. demonstrations actions with respect to iran don't just increase the odds of a conflict but damage the credibility of us around the world. united states cannot be trusted to uphold our commitments with whom we negotiate they have little reason to believe other countries let alone nuclear armed ones like north korea would be willing to negotiate in good faith. there is another option. yesterday former ambassador wendy sherman published an op-ed in the new york times writing the foll

i'd like to first of all thank the gentlelady from delaware, ms. blunt rochester, forer introducing this very important legislation and thank chairman scott for yielding me time and his leadership and support in continuing to provide access to quality health care for working families. i'm happy to stand with my colleagues on the education and labor committee to urge my colleagues to support the strengthening health care and lowering prescription drug prices act. while h.r. 987 is not a panacea to the many challenges that we face in our nation's health care delivery system, it is sound legislation that will reduce drug pricing and increase market competition to bring generic drugs to the market sooner. it improves the lives of americans by lowering the cost of premiums and out-of-pocket expenses and presents a real -- that presents a real financial hardship for americans who struggle with financial resources and ask themselves, do i pay for medication or do i purchase food or school fees or transportation to and from work. while my home state of new

. >>> a mother in delaware is sharing her terrifying story about being brutally attacked at her horrendous attack in an interview with our sister station wpbi in philadelphia, this morning she's sounding a warning to other vacationers to all-inclusive resorts. this morning tammy lawrence daly's chilling account of how she was brutally attacked for hours on vacation in the dominican republic. >> he at that point started choking me, strangling me. >> reporter: the wilmington, delaware wife and mother says in january she and her family spent the day enjoying the five-star majestic elegance all-inclusive resort. that night her solo trip for a snack turned into a fight for her life. >> he just plowed into my back. and i just remember that grunt that he made when he hit me. it's like in my nightmares. >> reporter: daly says her unknown attacker dragged her limp body into a dark crawl space. >> all i could think of was that my husband was going to find me dead with my head bashed in. >> reporter: daly says she fought back. the man took off, leaving her for dead. daly's family frantically searchin

we're very proud in delaware of the dover air force base. it's maybe the best airlift base in the world. 5,000, 6,000 people who work there, mostly uniformed, big planes, c-5's and c-17's, it may be the best airlift in the world. dover air force base is also home to a mort wear. a month -- mortuary. a month ago the body of three marine, one of whom was from delaware, were brought back to this country. in this case their vehicle in afghanistan was blown up by a roadside bomb and we lost three of them just like that. they're not the first and sadly they won't be the last members of our armed services to come home. one of the marines christopher slutman, his body came home to his wife shannon and to their three daughters ages 4, 8, and 10. i've seen this movie before. i've seen it at dover air force base with countless bodies that have come back from overseas. i think about those kids every day and i'm sure my colleagues think about the men and the women from their states who have served, in some cases with great courage and valor but the idea

it's all about chickens, that's true in delaware but not everywhere else. i am the cochair of the chicken caucus believe it or not which you may laugh about but it's deadly serious work because we are only able to sustain to grow our export opportunities and i could give you a five-minute speech but i'm not going to do that. first com command that grows soybeans, wheat, corn, that is a lot of our country geographically and understands the importance of export markets and the importance of a free, fair and open global market. second disproportionately it's smaller towns and rural areas that have sent soldiers overseas for a what is now the teen years of conflict. some of you know that dover delaware is where every american involved in combat first returns to our soil. that is a solemn obligation to people of my state take very seriously and an increasing reminder we had a young man who largely grew up in delaware killed in combat in afghanistan and a huge turnout for his memorial at the university of delaware. it's a reminder that we have borne a lot of cost

joe explained though he was born in scranton, delaware will be written on his heart.ed positively about his confidence in the american people and how his own experience of being knocked down by life and getting back up in giving the ability to lift up the american people. he has been talking with ceos on capitol hill this week about carbon emissions. and last congress you introduced legislation with former senator jeff flake on a carbon tax. where does that sit? >> there is broad support in the business community for putting a price on carbon and sending a long-term signal about where energy policies are going in this country. i am looking to reintroduce that bill in this congress. republicanwith colleagues who are considering it and i will introduce some version of it in the next apple of weeks. that was democratic senator of chris coons of delaware. kevin's a him on capitol hill. get the latest on global politics in your inbox every single day. louis up later today, st. fed president joins daybreak: asia for a next was of interview. we will discuss the effect of tar

in in the opening question, he's asked by chris coons of delaware whether their approach about dirt from the other side, he sits there and acts dumb struck that such a question would be asked and makes it seem like a very, very tough question to answer when other than donald trump and the people surrounding him, i don't think there's anybody in politics that would think twice about that but barr is in there. and now you have the kamala harris question about anybody in the white house, whether the president has asked him to open an investigation, and he's this

the people on the assembly line at the general motors plant that used to exist in delaware, they created a lot of jobs for people. the people out on the fields bringing in the soybeans or whatever they are growing, they are creating jobs for people, but we've lost our sense of who we are, it seems to me, and we have to reestablish it. the way to start is to get back to the business of beginning to reward work over well. i'm happy to see people do well, but here is where we are now -- warren buffett said it best. he said, "because i pay only capital gains for everything i make, basically, i pay at a lower tax rate than my secretary here is where we are now. heren buffett said it best, said, because i only pay capital gains for everything and make, i pay a lower tax rate than my secretary does. and it is a fact. folks, we have to get back in the business of making sure people have an opportunity to make it, and the way to start that is to make sure we get rid of this darn tax cut this guy put in that really helps the wealthy. [applause] fmr. vice pres. biden: and eliminate a significant nu

scranton, n from pennsylvania and delaware. [cheers and applause] so. if you want to be part of this campaign, pick up your phones. pick up your phones. now. send a text with the words nited to the number 30330. that is united to 30330. either way. you've got it. look, a lot of people ask why we begin this journey in this place. there's a simple reason. there's a simple reason. because -- let him go. that's not how we do it. other campaigns do it this way. we don't. cheers and applause] you will not hear me speak -- i made a pledge. i mean this sincerely. i made a pledge. you will not hearmy speak ill of another democrat -- hear me speak ill of another democrat. look, the reason we're here is because in a literal sense this was the birth place of our democracy. it was here, the fact is two of the most important documents in the history of the world were written here. 1776, the declaration of independence. we hold these truths to be elf-evident. these words are the american creed. equality, equity, fairness, decency. america didn't live up to that promis

when he graduates, biden begins practicing law in delaware.ith two sons, beau and hunter, in 1970 biden runs for the newcastle county council. >> he was going for it and so i knew i was going for it with him. >> biden wins the county council seat. two years later after having a third child, naomi, he runs for his seat in the u.s. senate. >> i was his campaign manager. my brother, jimmy biden, was the fundraiser. my brother frankie biden was the volunteer coordinator, my mom was the coffee chair. >> biden's opponent is veteran republican senator caleb boggs who has run undefeated for 25 years. >> nobody took us seriously. the press called us "the children's crusade." >> i'll tell you how bad it was. on labor day we had a serious poll come in, boggs 47, biden 19. >> just two months later in one of the biggest upsets in senate history, 29-year-old biden defeats 63-year-old caleb boggs. >> they announced he won, i thought to myself, i will never, ever believe again that something is impossible. >> biden is one of the youngest senators ever elected

he was born in scranton and served in delaware as a senator for 36 years. biden and his team believe that the former vice president can appeal to some of the working class voters in the state who maybe voted for president trump the last time around. this is a state president trump won in 2016 and was central to his victory. biden sees a possible opening here. next week, biden is going to hit the road again. he is heading to tennessee and florida for fund-raisers. the following week in houston and dallas, texas. pretty soon, you are going to see biden start to roll out some policies, trying to put his platform in front of the american people. he says a major speech on climate change is coming next month. fred? >> thank you so much from philadelphia. we'll check back with you. >> among the folks on the trail this weekend, bernie sanders is on a four-state tour of the south. sanders is trying to show support after a drop in the polls after biden dropped the race. he is hoping to make a splash rolling out policieses, including a massive investment in education.

on c-span2, delaware senator chris coons talks about u.s.hina relations and policy toward asia after a recent visit to the region at 8:30 a.m. eastern. then the senate returns to consider judicial nominations. on c-span3, a senate finance hearing on the challenges facing retirees gets underway at 10:1 5 eastern. former senators greg and conrad top testify at a budget hearing of us governm running habits and efforts to balance the federal budget -- testify at a budget hearing about government habits. th coming up, two members of congress who serve on armed services

they've recently made a real difference in my home community of wilmington, delaware. the fbi in delaware has worked with prosecutors and law enforcement to bring criminal convictions on fraud, bribery, cyber stalking, and narcotics cases. i'm from one of those small towns like little rock where violence was spiraling out of control and real and effective engagement by our fbi office has made a difference in combatting that. i look forward to talking more about that, but let me first just -- on election interference, i've been encouraged by the clarity with which you've said that foreign interference efforts continue, that you have no doubt that russia will attempt to interfere again in our next election, that a campaign should immediately contact the fbi if offered dirt on an opponent by a foreign power and that you've been in meetings with the dni and dhs about how to protect our next election. in your remarks you highlighted the foreign influence task force you've created. what more resources do you need to bolster efforts like that task force to better protect our

at least secretary of in maryland and -- seven of them in maryland and delaware have died this spring. ♪ >>> family and friends of north carolina student riley howell paitheir final respects this weekend. howell was one of two people killed april 30th when a gunman opened fire at the university of north carolina at charlotte. investigators calledell a hero saying he t tackledhe gunman and saved lives. howell was 21 years ol > 4:48. "news 4 your health" is working 4 you in the community, as is comcast. thank you fic partating in comcast cares day or the weekend. members of the new and telemundo family were at seabrook elementary school. ndlunteers helped spruce up the school inside aout. part of a commitment to make a lasting commitment to communities where we work and live. >> volunteerism is part of our dna. this is a great way to come together and ow how we celebrate our community. >> it's inr. the 18th yea impressive to see so many people come out on a saturday morning giving back. > starting today, "ns4 today" celebrating teachers all across the area. >> it is teacher appreciation

he's wanted forimilar crimes in delaware. schemes in delaware, new jersey, maryland, and virginia.ow police say he'll change his name more than five times in 2.5 years. i guess avu would h to to pull off all of these schemes. >> shady. i don't know if i understand that. why would you give somebody $80,000? well, yeah. >> a lot happening there. >> we should move on. >>> 4:42. just t c weather,uck -- >> trying to get out of that bear trap there. all right. what do you need to know about your memorial weekend? it's going to be nice and warm. bordering onidot and hum before that, we have to get 't you wouldn accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it om your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key infl mmost pills only block one.. flonase. >>> he's known as the american taliban, and he's moving to gi northern via. we're talking about john walker lindh. he's set to bea red from prison today after serving 17 years on a 20-year terrorism conviction. now lindh was captured fighting alon

. >> and robert delaware niro sound like joy behar at this point. >>. >> [inaudible] how do you lock for a crime they do not commit quick. >> i was thinking that. robert delaware niro once the president to be locked up an innocent man who has been found innocent. but that needs to be what it is. so when is the last time he was in a movie? but then trying to gain relevancy to talk to the president. . >> diamond and silk there they go. happy memorial day weekend. . >> thank you. . >> up next aoc is in the house. house. and even younger in real life. there is wisdom in how nature protects and it inspired an all-new toothpaste from burt's bees®. it fights cavities and freshens breath. made with ingredients you can trust. for a smile that's a true force of nature. new burt's bees® toothpaste. the latest inisn't just a store.ty it's a save more with a new kind of wireless network store. it's a look what your wifi can do now store. a get your questions answered by awesome experts store. it's a now there's one store that connects your life like never before store. the xfinity store is here.

to paraphrase the poet james joyce, i have to say this because i'm near my state, when i die, delawareill be written on my heart. but, i'm mildly prejudiced, i think she made a great, great second lady, and she's going to make one heck of a first lady. [cheers and applause] mr. biden: folks, in the past few weeks all across america, pittsburgh, iowa, nevada, california, new hampshire, and .oday, philadelphia this campaign is just getting started. i promise you this -- no one is going to work longer, no one is going to campaign harder to win your hearts, your trust, and then joseph r biden junior from delaware. if you want to be part of this campaign, pick up your phones. pic of your phones now. number 30330, the ok? that's united. 30330. you got it, it's on the back there. it's a logical question when people ask why we begin this journey in this place, this great city of philadelphia. there's a simple reason. -- let him go. that's not how we do it. other campaigns do it this way. we don't. iu will not hear me speak -- mean this sincerely. i made a pledge. you will not hear me speak ill

delaware pioneer and suffragette marianne shad kerry. in her words, we should do more and talk less. using the power of the pen, she was the first woman to edit and publish a newspaper in north america, using that role to combat systemic racism and slavery. after the civil war, she set her sights on a new cause, voting. she became one of the first black female lawyers in the united states to testify before the house judiciary committee in 1874, advocating for women's suffrage in these very halls. described as well educated with determination shining from her sharp eyes, she blazed trails for women everywhere and throughout her life always fought in the name of justice and equality. we owe it to her and we owe it to all to continue to fight for our rights. thank you, and i yield back. . the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from california seek recognition? without objection, the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, i rise to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the passage of the 19th amendme

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people will be south east part of the state think of him as the third senator from delaware. excuse me, from pennsylvania. >> martha: 's use of the president's plane landed and he will speak in a moment. chris wallace did a very interesting town hall last night with buttigieg, he doesn't want joe biden to walk away with this thing. he is basically making a pitch for himself being a fresh new person in america. watch this. >> a different area, a different generation, a different background. i want to talk about our values with a different vocabulary. >> martha: what do you think? >> i have to laugh every time i look at him, i think of the president's disparaging remark that he reminds him of alfred e. neuman. he came back and said, who is that? he had to google left. that generational gap i think works for the mayor. he is to be the most attractive and unique candidate of all the two dozen democrats of the race. he has the fairly successful mayor, seri fairleigh because he has done a poor job reaching up to the african-americans in his community and that is why he is registeri

i am from the state of delaware. i remember being in the hospital that day and hour vice president said, may the day, when your loved one's name brings a smile to your face before a tear to your eye. see you cry those tears, i want you both to know that chase is here, you are creating a legacy for him, and there will be a day when we pass these smile,ou will be able to smiled broadly and know that your work is not invade and you turned your pain into purpose. for sharing,much thank you for staying on the battlefield and thank you all for the work you are doing. just wanted you to know that. now i am going to take a breath and turn to my questions. for my state in delaware, automobile safety is very important. i would like to echo the opening it is fitting we are hearing this on memorial day weekend. delaware saw 9 million visitors in 2017 and some of those, vehicle safety was crucial to saving their lives, children, pedestrians and families. we have the major i-95 corridor that goes up and down. this is important. gr

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i'd like to first of all thank the gentlelady from delaware, ms. blunt rochester, forer introducing this very important legislation and thank chairman scott for yielding me time and his leadership and support in continuing to provide access to quality health care for working families. i'm happy to stand with my colleagues on the education and labor committee to urge my colleagues to support the strengthening health care and lowering prescription drug prices act. while h.r. 987 is not a panacea to the many challenges that we face in our nation's health care delivery system, it is sound legislation that will reduce drug pricing and increase market competition to bring generic drugs to the market sooner. it improves the lives of americans by lowering the cost of premiums and out-of-pocket expenses and presents a real -- that presents a real financial hardship for americans who struggle with financial resources and ask themselves, do i pay for medication or do i purchase food or school fees or transportation to and from work. while my home state of new

jim, new castle, delaware, good morning.aller: i appreciate the comments from the guy in north dakota. the biggest problem is so much corruption when it comes to the roadbuilding industry. it seems to be a slush fund for politicians a lot of the times. to the contractor, the contractor gives the money back to the local politician. the people that oversee these projects on the state level concrete halfnd the time. we are constantly rebuilding roads that should last for many years but they only last for one or two years and they say it's .he weather, the truck traffic it's the fact that they don't put in concrete that is built for the job. i'm not calling them corrupt, i just think that they are not what thef determining concrete is. i have a friend who worked on state jobs here in delaware and he kept the contractors to the letter of the contract and he ended up getting fired because of political pressure because they were not able to put substandard materials to the roads and that's the biggest problem all around the country

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three states, virginia, connecticut and delaware have declared an effective end to veteran homelessness[applause] but you know, to fulfill any great dream requires a great team and we are proud of the more than 880 mayors, city governors who have joined the mayor's challenge to homelessness in their communities. in parallel with local communities working together federal agencies are joining forces -- i said a couple of things, working together and joining forces. that is such an important concept in our nation which is extraordinary. we live in a magnificent nation. it is better than anything anyone has ever created before and no one from the outside and destroy this nation but we can destroy ourselves through the division, through hatred. we cannot allow the purveyors of hatred to prevail in this country. [applause] now much of the progress toward ending veteran homelessness is hud program in which we provides housing and d -- find it if you take traumatized veterans and give them housing, it doesn't work. if you give them wraparound services it doesn't work. and you combine those thi

. >> also tomorrow, delaware senator chris coons discusses u.s. relations with china. he recently traveled to east asia and he'll talk about that tomorrow at the down soinl foreign relations live at 8:30 eastern on c-span2. also tomorrow, the senate judiciary committee holds a hearing on the national security , intellectual property and other issue related to the rollout of 5g technology throughout the united states. that's live at 10:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. at the white house, earlier today, president trump met with hungarian prime minister or bmbing an and praised his immigration policies. the president took questions from reporters on china, tariffs, relations with russia and the mueller report. pres. trump: thank you very much, it is a great honor to have with us the prime minister of hungary. and viktor orbán has done a tremendous job in so many different ways, highly respected and respect at all over europe. probably like me, a little bit controversial, but that is ok. you have kept your country safe. we will be discussing nato. hungary is a proud member

the man pulled up and offered her a ride near the delaware campus early morning. >> she did not calle agreed to get in his vehicle and drive with him. you don't want to get into a vehicle with someone that you don't know. >> i was startled because it is right over there. >> we live right there. >> yeah. >> the woman escaped from her attacker after he threatened her with a weapon and assaulted her. she was treated for minor injuries. >>> the search resumed for two people missing after an explosion at an illinois factory. two people died on friday night at a silicon plant. that's just about an hour north of chicago. people there say they felt the explosion 20 miles away. nine people inside the factory at the time. crews had to halt their search yesterday over concerns of what was left of the building could collapse. the cause of the explosion is still unknown. >>> whether mueller will be testifying before congress. >> president trump says he should not testify because the report he wrote was conclusive and there was no conclusion. nothing is final. they are waiting to hear back from mu

they've recently made a real difference in my home community of wilmington, delaware. the fbi in delaware has worked with prosecutors and law enforcement to bring criminal convictions on fraud, bribery, cyber stalking and narcotics cases. i'm from one of those small towns like little rock where violence was spiraling out of control and real and effective engagement by our fbi office has made a difference in combatting that. on election interference, i've been encouraged by the clarity with which you've said that foreign interference efforts continue, that you have no doubt that russia will attempt to interfere again in our next election, that a campaign should immediately contact the fbi if offered dirt on an opponent by a foreign power and that you've been in meetings with the dni and dhs about how to protect our next election. in your remarks you highlighted the foreign influence task force you've created. what more resources do you need to bolster efforts like that task force to better protect our society from foreign interference and specifically our upcoming elect

he said then delaware can get another senator, but my boys can't get another father.reat men, great men like ted kennedy, mike mansfield, hubert humphrey, men who have been test in their own right, convinced him to serve. he was sworn in in the hospital at my bedside. >> and of course beau and his brother, hunter, eventually left the hospital. they grew up and they thrived. joe biden, of course, stayed in the senate where he thrived as well. he got married again, or as his boys said we got married. they got a baby sister ashley. by the late 1980s joe saw big things ahead. he ran for the white house. the remaking of camelot in the backyard in delaware, but that campaign didn't work out. but joe would learn later that it was all in god's plan because in february of 1988, joe suffered a brain aneurysm. a brain aneurysm he believes he would have otherwise ignored on the campaign trail. a police escort raced him from delaware down to walter reed army medical center in washington. the family piled into the cars and beau would ride up front in the cops, jill would ride in th

the shawnee in ohio were much more quarrelsome, much more on the edge of real violence, than the delawareswhen these pioneers first arrived, captain pike greeted them at the landing with about 70 other members of his tribe, women and children, welcoming them to ohio. the book i have written is based on what i found in this immensely important, colossal collection of original diaries, memoirs, two books of history written by one of the five main characters in my book, all perfectly kept and compiled, numbering in the thousands, literally. brian: where were they? david: they were in the library of marietta college. it wasn't they were all hidden in some attic over five states, or whatever, or a little bit in this university library, a little in that state archive. they were all in one place. it wasn't just the quantity, it was the quality, the quality of the writing, the quality of the values expressed. people often say, are you working on a book? i say, yes, i am. what i want to say is no, i am working in a book. i go into this subject. i like to go in with the people who are the protagonis

senator from delaware for more than 30 years.arletta a republican from pennsylvania. good morning to you. what did you make of that message from the president last night? the former vice president abandoned you he told pennsylvania. >> well, he did. he left pennsylvania 67 years ago in 1952. he was nine years old. hillary clinton came from scranton, too, we know what happened there. >> sandra: so what is the takeaway here from the president's targeting of biden last night? does he see him as his biggest threat in 2020? >> well, i think if you look at the democrat field you couldn't get any further left than the field that they have. none of those folks will play here in pennsylvania. but neither will joe biden. remember, this is the party that is against natural gas, against coal, against the steel jobs that have left. if joe biden was from pennsylvania, then why didn't he take care of pennsylvania all the 44 years that he has been in washington so i don't think that's going to play that well. >> sandra: when it comes to presiden

case on main street and that brings me to the next guest, tom barry owning a lighting gallery in delaware you on. welcome. >> thank you very much for having me. >> so you have a mom and pop store and all about customer service and almost everything that you sell is made in china. so that said, how does this affect you? >> yeah, that is -- that is absolutely true. now what is -- what is interesting is all light fixtures mainly come from china. it is not just my store. lighting fixtures across the country, 90% are purchased through china. there is only a few companies that are made in the united states so no matter whether you buy from me, which is a small showroom in delaware or whether you buy from a big chain across the country, you're buying products that are made in china and it does affect us all. >> how? >> when you are small like me -- well when you are a small company like me, i could only talk to myself, we are unable to bring in new current products that we would love to put on our showroom floor for our customers. it affects us financially if the -- they are not stocking items b

asÍ fue que relato la primera vez en facebook las dramÁticas horas por la que pasÓ una mujer de delawarejos y a mi esposo. borja: la mujer escribiÓ que se puede vacacionescon su esposo y dos amigos a un resort en punta cama y en su segunda noche fue a un salÓn en la playa a buscar comida y cuando caminaba sola, una hombre no identificado la atacÓ. lawrence dijo que el sujeto la obligÓ a entrar a una sala de mantenimiento sin llave y la golpeÓ durante ocho horas tratando de estrangularla y haciendo que perdiera el conocimiento varias veces. carolina: en la ediciÓn digitalintentamos comunicarnos con el hotel donde ocurriese incidente y hasta este momento no hemos recibido respuestas. un hotel de cinco estrellas y esta mujer mÁs que nada comparte esta historia en facebook para crear conciencia de lo que puede ocurrir cuando nos vamos de vacaciones. borja: es importante que no le rembolsar un, segÚn ella, dice que el hotel nunca le rembolsar las vacaciones despuÉs de lo que le pasÓ y como quedó realmente. no pudo disfrutar de ellas. ella dice que ya les habÍa pagado previamente, por lo cual

he serves next door in delaware for 36 years. biden believes that he can appeal to some of those working class voters here in the state that voted for president trump last time around. now, biden is here in philadelphia, but come monday, president trump is actually coming to the state for his own campaign rally, which just shows you how important to both sides this state is going to be going forward. of course, pennsylvania is a little bit later in the primary process, but already, candidates are looking forward to that general election. >> all right. arlette, thank you. >>> it's no secret, pennsylvania is a hugely critical state for democrats going into 2020. back in 2016, donald trump, as she mentioned, took it by an extremely close margin, beating hillary clinton by less than 1%. as the crowded democratic field sets their sights on this state, how do they stack up against the president in pennsylvania right now? we have some polling that shows, according to quinnipiac, joe biden leads president trump in a potential head to hea

at leat seven bald eagles in maryland and delaware have died this spring. >>> 5:48.of the most congested highways in maryland has some residents uyet. >> theshowed up to a meeting to voice concerns over the maryland governor's proposal. news4's nicole jacobs is live on the road with what's causing this controversy. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you've heard the saying "i cano show ybetter than i can tell you." let me go ahead and turn to i-270. you can get a look here. traffic has slowly picked up, but it's still not at the compass writ we know it can be. governor hogan's p3 plan to widen parts of 270 and the bw parkway while also adding tolls is not sitting well with montgomery county residents. it wasi standng room only at a quickly planned meeting last sidents rejecting the governor's proposal which could fowne several dozen homeoers who live near the roadways in question to lose their homes. and residents also say it ignores a few other issues. >> it ignores the attitudinal shifts among a population that wants mass transit, walkable as well as environm

paraphrase the poet of james joyce i have to say this folks because i'm near my state, when i day delaware written on my heart. [cheers and applause] >> look, i'm mildly prejudice but i think she made a great, great second lady and she's going to make one heck of a first lady. [cheers and applause] >> folks, in the past few weeks i've been all across america, pittsburgh, iowa, south carolina, nevada, california, new hampshire and today philadelphia. [cheers and applause] >> this campaign is just getting started. [cheers and applause] >> i promise you this, no one, no one is going to work longer, no one is going to campaign harder to win your hearts, your trust and your support than the son of catherine from pennsylvania and joseph from delaware. [cheers and applause] >> so those if you want to be part of this campaign, pick up your phones, pick up your phone now, send a text to the words united to the number 30330. that's united. 30330 or 30330. [laughter] >> you got it. it's on the back there. [laughter] >> so, look, look, it's a logical question people ask why we began this journey in th