. >> hassan: hi. >> anthony: hello. >> hassan: how are you?ivers the food. >> hassan: this is olive. >> anthony: it all starts with fresh olives. they're in season now. and roasted walnuts, some warm, very good bread. >> anthony: squishy. >> hassan: juice. >> anthony: oh, yeah. and you get this stuff. everybody gets it. a pulpy puree of figs, raisins, strawberries and full of mohammad's potent herbs and spices, of course. >> mohammad: all the night, 24 clock. [ vibrates tongue ] [ laughs ] >> anthony: yeah, yeah, yeah i get it. it's supposed to make me more manly. you know what? i'm eating. let's not talk about that, okay, sunshine? what is a tagine anyway? it's a traditional moroccan stew that can include vegetables, meat or fish. tonight, baby shark, calamari and monkfish with fresh mountain spinach, slowly cooked over charcoal in the classic clay pot that gives it its name. the tagine's dome top is supposed to force the condensation back into the dish and keep it moist and tender. that's delicious. i think it's these greens and aromatics an

major hassan, remember him? >> yeah. >> how did that kill people? >> major hassan was espousing radical islamic thoughts, fascist islam mow fascist in the army and because of political correctness, they did not throw him out of the army or bring him up on charges until he actually killed 13 people. >> or ben, more recent example could be omar mateen the orlando killer. this guy was arrested twice. >> absolutely. absolutely. absolutely. absolutely. you check the most scary guilty looking person and say we'll give him a pass because he's a muslim or he's an arab or some guy in the middle east or south asian descent. that is nonsense. our goal is to keep people safe. no one can question that is the goal. the department of justice madam for which i briefly worked a long time ago, as its goal, keeping the laws enforced. that does not mean kissing the butts of the politically correct leftist in the aclu. >> go ahead, jessica. >> charles, everybody is so concerned about offending muslims, no one is talking about muhammad ali or dave chappell or dr. oz when

thank you, governor hassan for your partnership in leading this effort. thank you, governor bevin and how the show went in absentia. i want to thank all of our colleagues who signed the compact and continue our work to lead the nation in fighting this addiction. to further support governors and turning the tide on the epidemic the nga work with senior state officials and other national experts on a conference of roadmap to highlight evidence-based and promising strategies for combating opioid abuse. governors should have a copy before them. if you have questions about this tool please address them to credit during the discussion today or at any point after the session. before we move to the main part of the program on what to turn on what to turn the floor over to governor hassan for her opening remarks an additional announcements. thank you. >> thank you, governor baker. it's been a real honor and privilege to work with you this year on the nga health and human services committee, as well as with our fellow new england governors to focus on this critical

hassan e-mail eed alaki about h plans. the underwear bomber tried to blow a plane out of the sky, under orders from alaki. and mateen is said to have been swayed by alaki after hear his sermons on the internet. but here is the strangest twist on the american horror story. he was invited to lead prayers at the u.s. capitol. he was considered such a perfect role model, a moderate imom in falls church, virginia, that "the washington post" did a story about him. >> there's always this association between islam and terrorism. when that is not true at all. i mean islam is a religious of peace. >> but gradually, it is possible to see the beginnings of his disenchantme disenchantment. >> there's anger and resentment, but not hatred. this anger and remesentiment doesn't come out of nowhere. >> no one seems certain when he became a full-fledged jihadi, but one thing is clear, he was a scholar of islam, yet he never crites his religion when he speaks about why he hates us. >> everybody from that side, push this way. over here. >> his

hassan: i would just add to that. one of the things we did in new hampshire was update our criminal code to make the dealing of illicit fentanyl on par with the dealing of heroin. we also started to work with our public safety officials and public health in trying to develop protocols for how you investigate an overdose scene so you can prosecute somebody for causing the death through fentanyl. when medical personnel respond, they rightly focus on saving the life of the person before them. but that often means that criminal investigators don't have any evidence to work with effectively to try to prosecute. while this is both a public health and safety problem and we certainly need to go at the supply of fentanyl and the production of it in a different way, it's worth talking to your public safety and public health and first responder folks about how you can make sure it is clear to those dealing illicit fentanyl that they will pay a rice for doing so. mr. baker: one quick comment. it was a good question. as the number

i'm maggie hassan. i approve this message, because when it comes to innovation and job creation, we need to spark something in washington, the way we have ed: no criminal charges resulting from the investigation into curt schilling's failed video game company and the deal that lured it to rhode island, prosecutors spent four years looking at the state deal offered to schilling to get him to move 38 studios from massachusetts to rhode island. the company later went bankrupt. the investigation says the deal was pushed through quickly partly because schilling is a celebrity but no laws were broken. maria: tonight a well-deserved salute to two national guardsman from massachusetts who helped save a woman who had been trapped in her car for two days. staff sgt. dana francis and sgt. tommy coppola, members of the army national guard, were jersey when they noticed a car deep in the woods. there was an 87-year-old was slumped over in the backseat. they raced to get help and the woman was freed and taken to the

i'm maggie hassan. i approve this message, because when it comes to innovation and job creation, we need to spark something in washington, the way we have doug: the man who attempted to a assassinate ronald reagan is ruled a free man. he will be released from a mental hospital as early as next friday. he will be living with his 90-year-old mother in a gated and three others outside in washington dc hotel. he was found not guilty by reason of insanity in that shooting. erika: wildfires burning in california. a state of emergency is in effect as firefighters worked to contain the flames. ray: shock and all across the west as plumes of smoke billowing to the california sky. the site of endless today, a sign of progress. >> it looked like we are starting to turn the corner on this. a large burnout operation in the north aspect of the fire. ray: 3000 local enforce firefighters working to contain the stubborn flames. at least 18 homes charred and those allowed to return back home, think of to have something t

i'm maggie hassan. i approve this message, because when it comes to innovation and job creation, we need to spark something in washington, the way we have >>> welcome to "world news tonight." we're following several breaking stories. first, the rescues in the middle of a flood disaster. a surprise wall of water. the human chain to save lives. cars swept away, at least two dead, and as we come on the air a state of emergency. >>> trouble for trump. of words with the family of a fallen soldier. what he told george stephanopoulos about the veteran's mother, as trump tallies his own sacrifices. >>> hot air horror. new video, moments before the deadliest hot air balloon crash in u.s. history. tonight, what we're learning about the victims and the new questions about the dangers of these joyrides. >>> zika in america. the high alert now that the first cases from mosquitoes here

i'm maggie hassan. i approve this message, because when it comes to innovation and job creation, we need to spark something in washington, the way we have here in new hampshire. >>> changes at a stipulate run camp after a tragic drowning. -- city run camp after a tragic drowning. but the family says it's not good enough. >> and a man broke into a home and attacked an elderly woman. >> zika in the us. mosquitoes carrying the virus infected four americans. >> and a man hacking into a them sleep. >>> wbz news at 11:00 starts now. >>> >. breaking news, a teenager drowns in the charles river. search crews in cambridge just pulled the boy out of water someone saw him go off the weeks foot bridge just after 9:00 tonight. >> the victim was rushed hospital where he was pronounced dead. police haven't released the teen's identity yet. >>> tonight new safety change too little too late says the family of a little boy that drowned as a day camp. >> this never should have to happen. >> reporter: >> >. this after inve

president hassan raoux annie has been a force for -- rouhani has been a force more moderation. he was elected for repudeiation of the hardliners. they are still the most pro-american in the region where even our allies have large anti-american populations. the majority of the iranian people still, like -- still like us, despite that we cooperated with great britain to overthrow their government in 1953 and install the shah as dictator, despite the fact that united states backed saddam hussein in the bloody iraq-iran war where we would later send troops to overthrow him, at that time he used poison gas and we did nothing to stop him against iranians and against some of his own people. the relationship with iran is important to not just controling nuclear threats. iran is going to play a key role in this troubled area as the major shiia power. our war against iraq created huge problems, not just in iraq, but syria and afghanistan. iran will always play an outside role. the question is, can we work with them towards peace and reconciliation? i, for one, will vote against efforts t

hassan. now, maggie you can watch the event on bloomberg. let's check in on the bloomberg first word news. courtney has more. obama is onesident his way to dallas to meet with the families of the five officers killed last thursday. the president will speak at the memorial service. mr. obama will meet with george w. bush. lives in dallas and will speak at the service. paul ryan is taking another shot at obamacare. affordable care act for what he says has premiums.le >> people are sick and tired of double-digit premium increases. obamacare is failing. it is collapsing. it is going to ration medicare, denying choices, and it is making it harder for families to afford health care. >> last month, ryan proposed a racing obamacare. latest poll for bloomberg politics, white voters with a college degree back clinton over donald trump. romney one that grew by 14 points. holding -- is calling a court ruling no lymphoid. china claims territorial rights to more than 80% of the cell china sea. land in theimed area and bill runways and ports. news 24 hours

governor hassan. i'd like to underscore three self-evident points.i'll be very brief but hopefully very clear. first, on behalf of the national academy of medicine, thanks to you and governor baker to the nga and to every governor in this room and in the nation who is giving priority to the prevention, identification, and treatment of the devastating consequences of opioid abuse, misuse and addiction. second, the issue is clearly personal. we saw the faces and the numbers. and i would imagine that there aren't too many people in this room who, when they hear the word "opioid addiction" don't have a personal face that flashes before their mind's eye. more than that, it clearly is a complex multifaceted so ital challenge presenting con dumb drums for myriad stake homers. for physician the navigating between professional and moral duty to relieve suffering and do no harm in the midst of uncertainties surrounding individual variations and circumstances. for social and health policy, the problem that services are often organized around programs and not in

i'm maggie hassan. to innovation and job creation, we need to spark something in washington, the way we have here in new hampshire. >>> now at 11:00 p.m. hillary clinton making history. officially the first woman it accept a major party's nomination for president and then new video captures a driver stalking a woman moments before he attacks. what police found car. >> and an escaped prisoner on a crime spree trying to carjack two women. the major give away that landed him back behind bars. >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston, wbz news at 11:00 p.m. s tarts right now. >> tonight we reached a milestone in our nation's march towards a more perfect union, party has nominated a woman for president. [ cheers and applause ] >> her big moment. hillary clinton makes history. her goal of moving back to the white house got the biggest boost of all. >> and she did so while taking aim at her competitor. liam martin is live in philadelphia tonight. >> reporter: the balloons and the confetti are covering the floor of the wells fargo center clinton's turn to accept the nomination, saying sh

hassan admitted he has tied these links on hillary clinton and who he regards o f a personal enemy of his. do you think there are more to come the next few days. >> i don't know mr. julian at all but i can tell you what i know from listening to security experts, they got a lot of data and a lot of information and a lot of information that, of course, we do not want to share. when you are a strategist, you advise the campaign, some of the stuff could be potentially damaging to our efforts to win. i believe that we are going to rebound from this and rachel, as you well know, i have managed campaigns and i know a lot of the dnc and i know the staffs very well. i am going to work with them and get to the bottom of it and hold them accountable to a very tough standard and before i start throwing anybody under the bus, i want to have an opportunity to sit down and work with them and find out what's going on. >> 2004, barack obama spoke to a convention like this. >> yes, here he is tonight, not only as a two-term president, now he's a guy, he's coming in here as a validater of the next presi

the wizards kept their biggest free agent including the hornets, heat and hassan whitesideç signed aon a piece. nba salaries are going up. kevin durant met with the wizards. there's no word yet on where he plans to sign. for the past seven years, jason chimera is the newest member of the new york islanders. his age was cited, not ability, as to why washington could not resign him. he scored 20 goals with 20 assists last year and was very emotional during his exit interview. >> been through a lot together, this team, growing-wise and i've been a part of it for six, seven years now. it's a big part i hate to see that not come to -- with all that being said, i hate to not be part of that next year but that's the -- i know that you want to be here and also know that things happen and things don't always work the way you want it. >> another capitals on his way out of d.c., signing a one-year deal with the kings, michael latta. baltimore native michael phelps became the first male swimmer to qualify for five olympics. he will swim against ryan lochte tonight, right here on nbc 4 starting a

i'm maggie hassan. i approve this message, because when it comes to innovation and job creation, we need to spark something in washington, the way we have here in new hampshire. philadelphia. the democratic national convention. the lights dim as the crowd now watches a tape, a videotape introduction to the president really chronicling his last eight years in office. we'll show you some of that in just a moment. >> let's go down to our white house correspondent, she's on the floor, nbc's kristen welker. as i understand it, kristen, the president is going to not only make the case for hillary clinton, he's going to make the case against donald trump by i of course president obama served as a senator from illinois so a lot of them fired up, eager to hear what president obama has to say tonight. in addition to that, white house officials tell me this speech is going to make the case for why secretary clinton is ready to be commander in chief. he's going to talk about the arc of their relationship, how they

and vowed to do nidal hassan type of things. and jalloh made an isis donation. in late june, he tried to acquire weapons but failed in north carolina. he tried to get a weapon in chantilly but didn't have the right i.d. and by the time he came back store was working with authorities. before he took the weapon home, it was rendered inoperable. he was arrested on sunday, the weapon sized. mohamed jalloh will be back here in court where he will have a bond hearing. >>> bomb-detecting robots are outside of a bank in fairfax county after a backpack was left behind after a robbery. jackie bensen is in seven corners with more. >> reporter: route 50 reopened a few minutes ago. it's been causing a big problem here. first, we'll show you video taken just a short time ago. you should be able to see the backpack that police were using, a bomb robot to examine and x-ray. about five minutes ago, they opened uproot 50 and a spokesman for the department came told us that whatever they had seen led them to back off a little bit, open the road which they had closed for security p

. >> bill mckibbin, jim dean, governor hassan, senator shahin, thank you very much for your kind remarks. let me begin by thanking the 13 million americans who voted for me during the democratic primaries. [ cheers and applause ] >> and thank you, new hampshire! for give us our first great victory. and a very special thanks to the people of the state of vermont, whose support for so many years, as a mayor, as a congressman, as a senator and a presidential candidate, have sustained me and jane and our entire family. vermont, thank you. let me also thank the hundreds of thousands of volunteers throughout this country in every state of the union, who worked so hard on our campaign and the millions of contributors who showed the world that we could run a successful national campaign based on small, individual contributions. 2.5 million of them! together we have begun a political revolution to transform america and that revolution continues. [ cheers and applause ] together we will continue to fight for a government which represents all of us and not just the 1%. a government based on the pri

. >> all the pictures inspire berlin new jersey's hassan a barber who feels the pulse of the communitys the masses. hopefully it reaches the masses. because, you know, social media it allows us to go to places we never been. >> allows to us see things that can inspire, help us, dream big dreams. >> i have a dream that my four little children had one day live in nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character. >> three young men, a police chief, one dream. >> about people coming together and taking pictures and making peace. >> after all, every single one of us is part of the human race. >> after andre reached out to me on twitter i knew i had to share what his picks or peace was all about on my facebook page. it i had only take it would take off as it did with your incredible pictures and incredible stories. pics for peace now has its own facebook page. you'll find a link on fox29.co fox29.com's seen on tv section. >>> all right. howard what's up in sports? >> well, the nba commissioner has got to fix things. he should have been fix

the report did not mention hassan by name, nor did it use the terms islam or jihad. i would like nothing more than to speak with a government official about these bizarre decisions and omissions. about the pattern that has characterized seven years of the obama administration. especially in light of the most recent terror attack in orlando by a radicalized man who had been interviewed three times by the fbi, and yet whose terror attack was not prevented. indeed, this subcommittee invited two such witnesses. john carlin, an assistant attorney general for the department of justice's national security division, and michael steinbach, the executive assistant director for the fbi's national security branch. both members of the obama administration have refused to appear before this senate hearing. three months after ft. hood, in february 2010, the quadrennial homeland security review made zero references to islam. radical or otherwise. again, this subcommittee would have appreciated speaking with government officials about this deliberate omission. again, they have refuse

we exclude hassan being able to go up in his own free will and announce his pledge to at the time wasen he switched over to isis, whatever is the going factor at the time. and we suppressed that information. that information is not put out to the public because it's politically sensitive. >> what do you think of the push on guns? i'm curious. >> it's a different story. they can throw that out there on every serious terrorist attack out there. that's not the problem. he was on a watch list. he shouldn't have been able to buy a weapon. that's plane and simple. but that's not the solution. because they're going to get the weapons. they're going to get the pressure cookers, whatever they want to get to accomplish the goal. >> go ahead. i've got to go, but you go ahead. >> where the problem lies is you look at the young future leaders. just like they were saying that these kids don't have anything to look up to because our administration has failed. because the economics, because of how they are teaching our kids. they're spending more time teaching our kids to pass tests than the values t

greatly having the opportunity for all of us to hear from the speakers beforehand, governor maggie hassan senator from the state of new hampshire. [applause] ms. clinton: senator jeanne shaheen, who is doing a tremendous job for you. and we are delighted to have heard from and have with us bill mckibbon and jim dean. over these last few weeks, bernie and i have worked together on plans to put college within reach for more people and to ensure that everyone in america has access to quality, affordable health care. now, with your help, we are joining forces to defeat donald trump, win in november and, yes, together build a future we can all believe in. [applause] ms. clinton: just as bernie said, over the years i've gotten to know him as a colleague and a friend. his reputation for passionate advocacy hasn't always made him the most popular person in washington, but you know what, that's generally a sign you're doing something right. [cheers and applause] ms. clinton: and throughout this campaign, senator sanders has brought people off the sidelines and into the political process. he has en

i do want to give vice chair hassan a chance to offer some final thoughts here. >> thank you. and i join governor baker and all of the governors here in thank our panelists. i guess i'll leave with this thought, because i think all of the comments have reflected where we are, what work we still have to do. but i was -- the saturday, just the day before easter, i was hosting our easter egg hunt on the front lawn of our capitol. and as happens, i would expect to most of us if not all of us, people throughout the day came up to talk to me and often would talk about in this very issue; a loved one they had lost, a child's friend who had just died of an overdose, another person, maybe a colleague they knew who had been rescued by narcan. but perhaps the most poignant thing for me was a woman who approached me holding a baby introduced herself, introduced her baby. i asked how old he was, and she told me, and i said he was very cute and glad she had brought him to the easter egg hunt. and she looked at me and said, you know, this is actually not my son. he's my grandson. we lost my

governor maggie hassan in a tight race with senator kelly ayotte in new hampshire, she released thisment about the khan family, shows a complete lack of judgment. anyone who continues to support trump for president after he attacked a gold star family should be disqualified from holding elected office. and former governor ted strickland released a statement, quote, republican governor kasich has shown the courage to stand up against trump's rhetoric while senator portman has chosen political cowardice and silence. if he will notd stand up to trump, then he cannot be trusted to stand up for ohioans in the senate. joe, should vulnerable republicans be worried about this? the individual -- the nominee at the top of the ticket effecting these down ballot issues as well as down ballot elections. >> yeah, well, they have to be concerned about it. i mean, what happens at the top of the ticket will likely have an impact on them especially in these close races in these important battleground states like ohio and pennsylvania. so, yeah, they do have to be concerned about it. they have to run t

applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> bill mckibben, jim dean, governor hassan very much for your kind remarks. and let me begin by thanking the 13 million americans who voted for me during the democratic primaries. [cheers and applause] >> and thank you, new hampshire, for giving us our first great victory. [cheers and applause] >> and a very special thanks to the people of the state of vermont who support for so man years as a mayor, as a congressman, as a senator, as a presidential candidate has sustained me and jane and our entire family of vermont, thank you. [applause] let me also thank the hundreds of thousands of volunteers throughout this country in every state in the union who worked so hard on our campaign, in the millions of contributors who showed the world that we could run a successful national campaign based on small individual contributions [cheers and applause] >> 2.5 million. [cheers and applause] together, we have begun a political revolution to transform america, and that revolution continues. [cheers and applause] together we will continue

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hassan says there's more to come. >> we have more material related to the hillary clinton campaign.yeah, it'll be extremely interesting. we'll see what will forth come. >> i'm diane gallagher reporting. >> milk was in the navy for four years before becoming a san francisco supervisor. his time was cut short when he was assassinated in 1978. milk has schools, streets and parks named after him. >>> coming up on kron4 newsweek end. a mother is facing criminal charges after she says she accidentally put vodka in her baby's formula. that story is coming next on kron. >>> and taking a peak outside. this is our camera in the embarcadero overlooking the bay. we have all the details coming up. >> on the weekend, it's the stern grove celebration. it's all happening at the stern grove starting at 2:00 this afternoon and it's free to attend. >>> in national news a woman from oklahoma is facing child neglect charges after she says she accidentally gave her baby formula mixed with vodka. the woman told police she went out drinking friday night and filled a water bottle with vodka. she says when s

. >> some of his known associates include hassa inclu include nindal hassan. she was associated with three of the 9/11 attackers and a 15-year-old boy who tried to detonate a car bomb at a christmas tree lighting ceremony in portland oregon. >> he was a busy guy. he spent a lot of time recruiting individuals for what he saw is the essential fight against the west against the united states. >> his last few years of his life are spent in hiding. he's on the run. he's living in yemen and he knows that he's been placed on the united states designated targeted kill list. effectively, the list that's maintained by the treasury department that is the kill or capture but heavy emphasis on kill list. >> as a u.s. citizen thinks that he ought to be constitutional protection. he has effectively been judged and sentenced to execution without a criminal trial. his father sues a federal court to get him taken off the list on the ground that he's an american citizens and that he's not done anything that's technically against the law. it is a gray area whether or not what he

maggie hassan running for senate. kelly ayotte -- attractive in the sense of competence.able politicians who happen to be women. how that race plays out will be fascinating. host: we go to wellsboro, pennsylvania. hall is on the republican line. -- paul is on the republican line. paul, go ahead. caller: a couple of comments. a woman a minute ago said trump wanted the russians to hack into our systems. the democrats never pay attention to what anybody says. he says if they had e-mails we would like to have them back. if we can work with the russians there is not a problem with that . the democrats never listen to what people are saying. they make it up as they go along. hillary is the worst out of the bunch. what has she really ton for the -- done for the country? host: we hear from bob in auburn, maine. good morning. caller: good morning. i'm sorry that we lost four people killed in benghazi but we are overlooking another huge issue here. i believe we have to concentrate on indicting all of the republicans in the senate as co-conspirators in the murders of hundreds of ame

meeting as they exit office -- we have governor jack markell, peter shumlin, jay nixon -- i see maggie hassan. she is leaving, 20. i think she is running for the senate as i recall. earl rate -- is earl rate year? here?earl ray ray,rate tomlin -- earl one of west virginia. come on up. , we have adilla plaque for you. we appreciate your service. governor padilla has been involved in a lot of great things in puerto rico, and we all of the challenges you face, governor. really, one of the reasons he is not going to be with us is he is stepping down voluntarily, not running again, to see if can concentrate on helping get puerto rico's economy back into a healthy condition. that is a true sacrifice and that is true service. and we are honored to have you as part of our colleagues here in the national governors association. we wish you well. you have done great work there in puerto rico, not only as governor, but prior work in transportation and utilities and things important to go. we are going to miss you being your, buddy. governor padilla: thank you. thisnor herbert: we offer in recognition of

senator kelly ayotte, who has a 100% pro-life voting record is being challenged by pro-choice maggie hassan, another democrat supported by emily's list. >> the extreme pro-abortion pac. >> in ohio pro-life senator rob portman is facing a challenge by former pro-abortion governor ted strickland. portman has a 100% pro-life voting record while strickland had a dismal voting record in congress, voting against the pro-life position nearly 80% of the time over ten-year span. strickland has been endorsed by planned parenthood. >> the nation's largest abortion provider. >> in pennsylvania, pro-life senator pat toomey is facing a challenge by katie mcginty, another candidate from emily's list. >> the extreme pro-abortion pac. >> in wisconsin, pro-life senator ron johnson faces pro-abortion former senator russ feingold. senator johnson has a 100% pro-life voting record. in contrast, former senator feingold supports the current policy of abortion on demand and voted against the partial birth abortion ban every chance he had. and is endorsed by planned parenthood. >> the nation's largest abortion prov

on behalf of the nominations committee which includes governors baker, hutchison, hassan, and tomlin,sed to present the slate of nj officers and executive committee members for 2016-2017. for membership on the executive committee, governor malloy of connecticut, governor bullock of montana, governor nixon of missouri, governor branstad of ohio -- i mean iowa. what a big blunder that was, huh? our host your today. governor mccrory of north carolina, the governor of tennessee, have herbert of utah, and as the vice chair, governor brian sandoval, and for our next nga chair, my good friend and neighbor to the south, governor terry mcauliffe of virginia. chairman herbert, on behalf of the nominations committee, i moved to have this outstanding slate adopted. governor herbert: well, thank you. we have a motion on the floor. is there a second? second. any discussion? hearing on, all those in favor say aye. motion carries. thank you, larry. appreciate your good work. before we turn the gavel over to our new chair, i ought to make some recognitions of those leaving their service with us here.

hood style attack where he praised the shooter nadal hassan who killed 13 americans in texas. >>> incredibleto an inferno to save a disabled woman and her mother. >> i heard the lady screaming as i was coming around the corner. by the time i got around here, i confirmed somebody was still in the house, so it just ran. that's the only thing i could think of, get them out of there. >> he rushed into the california house after the neighborhood fireworks shot across the street and set a tree on fire. the flames moved to the roof of the house and burned that house. hol comb was able to pull two women to safety. what a hero. >>> going viral, a dad and his two kids are too scared to get out of their car as they watch what they claim is a ghost on a swing. take a look. >> we're at the playground and the kids don't want to go anymore because look at this. [ bleep ]. this is real. there's no wind out here. >> no one on it either. >> look, there's nobody on it. there's no wings. look at the other swings. look at this [ bleep ]. >> the blue swing is moving around the air erratically. this happened in rh

maggie hassan running for senate. -- attractive in competence. capable politicians who happen to be women. how that race plays out will be fascinating. host: we go to wellsboro, pennsylvania. hall is on the republican line. paul, go ahead. .aller: a couple of comments a woman a minute ago said trump wanted the russians to hack into our systems. the democrats never pay attention to what anybody says. he says if they had e-mails we would like to have them back. if we can work with the russians there is not a problem with that . the democrats never listen to what people are saying. they make it up as they go along. hillary is the worst out of the bunch. what has she really ton for the country? host: we hear from bob in auburn, maine. good morning. caller: good morning i'm sorry we lost people killed in benghazi, but we're overlooking another huge, huge issue here. i believe we have to concentrate on indicting all of the republicans in the senate in the murders of hundreds of americans every month. people using weapons of war that should have been ba

hood when major nidal hassan was shouting allahu akbar and in the orlando nightclub, that mateen wasg allah is the greatest. this tells you this isn't about workplace violence or some other label. this is again an instance of the jihadis taking the war to the infidel on their home territory. in this case on the fourth of july for the french republic. >> what's bad about this, the attacks, the carnage. an 11-year-old kid who is supposed to be starting little league soon from texas, that's just in america. let alone the 84 others who lost their lives. but here's the positive part about this. you have belgium who understands the threat and you have england who understands the threat. all of these countries have been touched and tested. now directly since 9/11. this is an opportunity, isn't it, dr. gorka, to have a worldwide push to take on radical islam. america -- america leads this push. we streamline our intelligence units and get its into one, much like a macro look at what we did in iraq to defeat the insurgency. this is an opportunity -- a window. >> absolutely. this is exactly wh