were to this or thought a little bit of history thank you very much for joining us from the the granite city of our boom it's a pleasure alex thank you well that's the most recent and upon the smarts and scotland's knowledge and city of our beam but to talk about the early days of these marches i caught up with that little bit of money sing and went about donald who's speaking in a personal capacity. well this lovely sunday did add a bit of delight to be joined by money sitting by when the big carrot when you started this campaign of demonstrations and i mean if you have. 100 people showed up and it was you know it was quite disheartening that people started marking you know as a mouth thing as a really big any impact how much he's going to be asked to tell you nobody cared you know there's a after 2014 defeat you had over 100000 people on the cuba's good old you don't you have all this is where you had your big get all the user you had all the way from here to where we are for docent is all we did to him you know with the cube of the station on the d.s. room remember independents my you kno

streamed every evades forcing their presence onto the political agenda imo joined by from the granite city of the mumbai police a deficit one of the organizers of the above didn't march last week and these marches have been taking place right round scotland they've been gathering strength gathering numbers gathering the mental but do marches like that really make a difference and with even the biggest market share of $100000.00 people there are some to say well that's $5000000.00 plus people in scotland not tunnelling up at the march do these marches make a difference they absolutely do and they show the costs to be a normal self-governing country in a very positive light we need to exchange information and ideas the behavior is impeccable and the amount of people that you see all this is my 1st march or i'd love to go all but maybe marching is not my thing but these people they partake in street stolz deliver leaflets etc so there's a wider range of ways that these groups throughout scotland are growing mushroom ing and connecting. some of the protests that will seal across the world the

granite city.ook, the steel and aluminum tariffs were a necessary action to defend our steel and aluminum industries from predation around the world, dumping, and those tariffs have been enormously successful in phishing investment. it's better to have a conversation here about china because that's what the news is. and i think it's important for your viewers to understand why president trump is showing leadership on this. and why senator chuck schumer came in right behind him and supported exactly what he is doing. >> tell me why with the latest tariffs -- i understand you are making the case you think it's worth it on steel and lump number people pay more. what about toys, shoes be iphones, $42 more on a la-z-boy on those. >> are you talking about china tariffs. i'm telling you flat out, that you will not see significant consumer price hikes from a 10% tariff on the remaining $300 billion. the chinese basically are handling this by lowering their prices and lowering their currency. and if you loo

residents of granite city woke up to find most of their streets had turned into rivers.ly crossed interstate 80 near cheyenne, wyoming. unlike a classic supercell tornado, landspouts are harder to predict. no damage or injuries were reported. and right now, you can see the storm stretching across the upper midwest from the mississippi with an area of intense activity south of the great lakes. >>> russia has buried five of the seven people killed by last week's rocket explosion. a u.s. official tells abc news a blast likely involved a nuclear-powered cruise missile, this is the same missile unveiled by russian leader vladimir putin back in march. it's not clear if the blast came during a launch. moscow has admitted radiation levels doubled near the site. over the weekend, residents reportedly stocked up on iodine to reduce the effects. >>> in hong kong pro-democracy protests continue to disrupt flights at one of the world's busiest airports. the airport reopened today after being brought to a halt on monday, but hundreds of flights have already been canceled. on monday pa

this is granite city, illinois, full of water from flash flooding. that's what really proved to be one of the big problems. that and the confirmed tornado in central illinois. you see the video there. then in wyoming, this picturesque land spout -- i say picturesque because it didn't hurt anyone. today the area that has to watch for damaging winds along that cold front stretches from kentucky to tennessee, including nashville and knoxville over to washington, d.c. flash flood alerts for philadelphia. david. >> thanks. >>> we turn to the battle over immigration. a new move by the trump administration would change the rules on who gets to stay in the u.s. and they'll be looking at whether they have ever used public assistance or might use it in the future. let's get right to cecilia vega live at the white house with much more. as you know, a lot of anger over what some say the administration is really trying to do here. >> reporter: david, good morning, a lot of anger. now a lot of lawsuit athlete lat well. we are not talking about people in this count

cities around the country. >>> a solemn ceremony in boston as the final pieces of the boston marathon bombing's orted three granites before they were attached to the memorial near the finish line of the marathon. there are two separate sections about a block apart. three people and wounding 260 others. the stone pillars were sourced from locations around boston that were significant to the three victims. >>> even though her team was eliminated last night at the little league world series, one player has been standing out among the boys of summer. here's norah o'donnell. [ cheers ] >> reporter: 12-year-old maddie frecking is the only girl in the little league world series in williamsport, pennsylvania, and one of its biggest stores. >> it's really cool to be here. >> we are even 2-2 with the bases loaded. >> reporter: here she is sunday. >> off the mound -- >> reporter: when she's not on the mound, maddie plays second base just as her hero, jackie robinson, did. maddie's fans include pittsburgh pirates manager who saw her play. could girls see their major league dreams come true? >> i hope there's a day that i'm li