i saw that personally while i was in the city with this man was captured by soldiers of the i. montana was once exclusively made up of chechnya and now it accepts any who want to join regardless of ethnicity. their job here is law enforcement with all that it entails what you want to hold on for that i want those extra foolish along with not of course a medicine is more convenient only from previous and over, you know, with every day the city's commandant tells us chaos and lawlessness rashid water strengthens, but there is a long way to kill yet. it is one thing to when the violence and the crime and the looting entirely another can be a public that they will to come back with her before i'd guys. dia marty. formally, she chance gods, the people's republic while key of government persists with its demands for increasingly more supplies of western made weaponry, major u. s. defense manufacturer has sounded the alarm that the available stockpiles were not meant to provide for a lengthy war. the ceo of northrop grumman says the government needs to be clear about exactly how much weaponry

i -- i technically was also very fashion inspired at that time by "hannah montana," aka, miley cyrus.- there's a lot of people out there the same -- feel the same way. [ cheers and applause >> right she used to wear, like, outfits on "hannah montana" that i would try to recreate because i just thought they were, like, everything >> jimmy: yeah >> and they were they really were so i would look at stuff she would wear in "hannah montana" and then like, try to find the same skirt and the same belt and, like, the same little t-shirt or whatever. and it's just -- it's just funny. >> jimmy: do you know miley? i mean, you must know miley now. >> i do, yeah. i mean, i actually have known her for a really long time we met when i was, like, 11 years old, and i -- i mean, if she was sitting right here, she would say, like, "yeah, you were just like that annoying little kid, at the time. but we've become friends, and she's amazing. obviously. >> jimmy: yeah i never knew that your middle name was rhode >> yes it's also my mom's middle name. >> jimmy: beautiful name r-h-o-d-e. i love that. i go, "o

my advantage is that i have my sports and that is my outlet from my frustration. my in montana until i johnny also struggles with every day situations. even in germany, being in a wheel chair means encountering many obstacles. ah, that's kind of lucy, when i was on site and was given me i my own brand of money into s going in my la, mrs. later on. when done with that, i know for going on to another foreigner, i'm putting like a yep. good. what may seem like a minor inconvenience can amounts were detail of several stocks and a huge delay. ah no, i mean it all to done name is already to have a to live more or less independent life. johnny requires physical assistance, but around the clock care is expensive. normally the states will thirty's pay for the last 5 months. johnny hasn't received any money and had to finance everything out of his own pocket, almost $40000.00 nero's for poor. live with his loan, with 3 different state authorities of fighting of a who is financially responsible for johnny. they mostly delves dryden. why fight to live a self determined life? yet in the end

he is saying i'm not using state funds to go to montana. io to montana on vacation that makes it okay. do you see the hypocrisy here or am i missing something? >> no, there is absolute hypocrisy here. i would argue something even worse t goes back to exactly the point you were just making about the mismanagement of the state. you know what he is basically saying when he says that no, it is okay for me to go as a family but it is not okay for the state to spend money to send employees there, what he is basically saying, he is governing by virtue signaling. it is perfectly okay to dismiss virtue signaling as a person but as a state they have to virtue signal and punish mon nan at -- montana, believe me, perhaps after california, they're probably competing two of the most spectacular states in the union in terms of beauty, places i would like to go spend time under normal circumstances but, but for him, the idea that all of this is about sort of expressing a political opinion in terms of where you go and spend your time or where you go on vacati

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can't see in front of you, dangerous driving conditions, unfortunately today, tomorrow should i say, montanander wind alerts. wind gusts in that area could be upwards of 70 miles per hour and today, montana is dealing with the heat, they've got heat advisories for parts of the stae. they're not the only ones dealing with extreme temperatures. we've got excessive heat warnings over in fresno to palm springs, air temperatures, high temperatures today 110. heat advisory for the middle of the country. that's a look at what's happening around the country. >>> so everyone is going to be sweating this entire workweek. >> put on the extra deodorant. >> good point. >> take care of everything. thank you, danielle, appreciate it. >>> yesterday you were at formula e. >> yes. >> the big formula e race is here in new york city this weekend, in the shadow of the statue of liberty, 22 world-class drivers at the wheels of some of the fastest electric cars in the world. it has the look and feel of a formula 1 race car, but it sure doesn't sound like one. that's because this is formula e, the all-electric vers

i was like, what's happening? and who's coming here? >> then, said noah, in the still silence of a montana night, he heard a car. driveway. heard it stop outside of the house. >> i hear the door shut and my parents there still in the bedroom. lock to the door and all of that. panicking. and then i'm close to the door and i hear someone crouching outside the window. someone starts tapping. >> whoa. >> i'm facing away from the window. and i'm terrified. someone's out there. it's like a horror movie. so, that's where legal side and our cars are egged. some other things have been thrown in our cars. >> like what? >> like poop and just things that have been thrown in our cars. >> that's pretty disgusting. >> yeah, it was. yeah. >> do you remember what you were thinking? >> like, what did you do dad? what is happening? [noise] >> 9-1-1. >> 5:00, the next morning. >> yes, my car just got egged. >> what's your name? >> bill stout. s-t-o-u-t. >> bill called the sheriff's office to report the vandalism. and to tell them about the enraged woman who, with a sister now, was making his life a kind of hell. >> it's two people

i want to stay and make your friend have a good friend bob. he said he doesn't know her. okay. yeah. so the girl was up here . most i'm in montana. i know the never came here. that's why i see that, you know, look, we're is that as the kidney when the police you to stop it. we close the small i and yeah my a toll of here lasers and dan lo fi around one of today. but he still came here because he, he came here to where the, the implementation, who read for calling for your calling here. his dad came here. he got a friend. he library. very good friend like what a close friend a letter from. i'm not to law. my name is was him. okay. my name is glenn. make any a good idea. don't go, man, i'm gonna hold on. i mean, he said, for when he stayed here, he's very skinny. not lie. do see he is missing all weekend bank. all we seem in mankato sluggard, waller a mobile phone or gone. somebody has claimed and burned his body. there's nothing left of him. only the stories are still here with his absence leaves a haunting person to b. one line and each there been i'll speed 247 constantly bickering about stuff back home on his drug use was slidin

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all directly one, two, three, four. >> if i live in montana, what right do i have to shoot someone who has entered my house? >> you have the right to use any force necessary in defense of yourself, but no greater force. >> okay, but i mean, this was a burglar who had broken in, you don't know who he is, you don't know if it's someone -- they have crossed that invisible line from outdoors to indoors and they are by that definition alone a threat to me. >> you have to be able to articulate the threat. >> and kaarma told investigators there was a real threat, the garage was full of tools the intruder could grab and use against him. >> i imagine, and acts flying through the air hitting me in the skull. >> he said that he was positive he heard the scraping sound just moments before he fired the shotgun. >> i'm describing the sound, when i'm picturing in my head is i'm going to die. >> to hear markus kaarma tell it, he had faced down a threat, it was kill or be killed. and that was just the final word. >> the young soccer star who was in the morgue must of had a darker side that many did not

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i will yield the floor. >> the senator from montana. >> recently the supreme court right i in the historic injustie it was clearly written side of this is to return the power to the people, return the power to the people elected representatives instead of nine men back in 73 to decide this very important issue. he said that people should decide the right parameters to protect mom's and their babies from the violence of abortion. and rather than use this opportunity to protect life, very soon the democrats will try to pass a very extreme abortion cobill. remember how extreme our colleagues have become on the issue of abortion. to b codify the ability to abort up until the moment of birth. in fact we've seen my colleagues across the aisle reject trying to protect babies that are born alive as a result of an abortion. this bill that's going to be presented who does nothing to helpr pregnant moms in a crisis for their unborn babies. this bill that has been put together in the last 48 hours would give fly in abortionists free reign to abortion on demand up to the moment of birth and even in a state strong pro-

yes and i think he was the mayor of i remember montana, montana. for real? yes, we're getting out. you doing? who's your mayor? i don't know. you don't know you don't know your man. the mayor, mayor young and his first name. steve young, who was steve young. 49ers quarterback ding ding, gentlemen was a novelist, prolific book writer turn of the century. and he spent a lot of time on the docks here in venetia any wrote two novels here. who's that bump into mark here? a couple of times? you know, we had a couple of beers. ah say, mark twain, mark twain. you hang out with your buddy. no, did what he said. i know. but i can't. where is heathrow airport? that's a clue. jack london. okay you win . i won. i won that. how'd she do? that's jaclyn. and in fact, when this building here was a hotel front room was a saloon. jack came in and drank right here. it says so on the mirror inside this mirror original saloon mirror in this building. and the mirror the jack one and looked at when he came in here and drank during his days of the fish patrol. one of the oldest women's colleges on the west

. >> jake: what i have to say about that is your set up during virtual was so impressive. your place in montanag. it was just in a corner and it looked like i had my -- >> jake: it looks so good and i was in my closet. so -- >> kelly: a lot of people were. >> jake: but years have like this behind it, mine had my wife's dresses. >> kelly: i might have talk to you and i was like i did do something for montana and also some from here where they built like a set. that's -- i did not do that. but i did shoot some of the show from my cabin that was unfinished. and we made it look like -- they built that. my art department. >> jake: that's what i saw and that's what i was in. we were talking and i was like oh coming out. they are like it will be casual. i'm like is casual! >> kelly: they came in and it was so funny, i had to leave my house because of covid law that you could not be in the house, so like one person could come in and build. it was crazy. but i walked back into my formal living room and i was like there is a set in my living room. but i love that shoe thing that you had? >> jake: i did n

wing suits, they can glide through the air before releasing a parachute for landing in montana, montana. i got the nickname bird woman because i love flying gen says, but my voice in my life is all about fly. taking off from the mountain feels more natural to me than jumping out of a plane. li, the piano you were according to the statistics, there is a one in 60 chance of dying while based jumping. despite this geraldine fast not believes that danger is controllable. the pin fellow, when you jump off a rock faced, it's all about nature, dearly humpy, you high top climb, look at the animal, feel the air. and since if the conditions arise are, then you shall flight path over the terrain you put on the wings. this and get ready, are we so it's a clear everything becomes calm and quiet and then you fly away. so really the 40 year old has spent more than half her life jumping off mountains all over the world . and nowadays, she's accompanied by her husband mid island. pardon that it didn't, that is trans. i'm labeled to the building and it does was the bottom spending the rest of your life with

in montana, montana, i got the nickname, bird woman because i love flying sca jim says, but my voice in my life is all about fly. taking off from the mountain feels more natural to me than jumping out of the plane. li, the piano you were according to the statistics, there is a one in 60 chance of dying while based jumping. despite this j dean fast not believes the danger is controllable. the pin fallacy. when you jump off a rock site, it's all about nature. dearly humpy, you high cap, climb, look at the animal, feel the air in a sense. if the conditions arise, feel, then you see, show flight path over the terrain you put on the wing sis and get ready or we thought everything becomes calm and quiet and then you fly away. so really, the 40 year old has spent more than half her life jumping off mountains all over the world. and nowadays, she's accompanied by her husband. me. i am pardon that had been the best transaction labeled to the building and it does have you been spending the rest of your life with someone who doesn't understand what we do would be completely impossible wound a d

. >> senator tester from montana is recognized. >> i don't think montana is an outlier here, just about everywhere in the country there is housing shortages. in the faster growing areas it's come to the point where we have teachers in montana that don't take the job or live in a camp ground because housing is to unaffordable. we've got a lot of folks from texas or the coast moving into montana. that would make me think that there would be houses for sale in texas and in san francisco and l.a. in those kind of places but i'm not hearing about housing surpluses there. could you give me an insight as to what's going on and why one month we have housing surplus and then six months later, not near enough houses? >> any economic data physically on housing, there could be some volatility month to month. >> we have simply not built enough. with people moving into your state, there was a housing shortage in texas or maybe moving to montana creating the demand and causing a housing shortage in your area but that's a drop in the could compared to the housing shortage they are currently experiencin

>> kelly: minus a montana. >> tom: i have been there since the end of mangum and i love it. >> kelly:ak trees and i have planted a lot of native oaks. we are pretty green at my place, well water, we don't have any city water and i have this whole family of trees, because i have been there oh, 25 years. so i have little babies that i just planted and teenagers and now i have some grown-up trees. and i watch them grow. >> kelly: it takes forever to watch him grow, so that's also when he planted them, that's awesome. >> tom: i can see the little bit of growth. >> kelly: i think that it's really cool, you also have grandchildren should >> tom: i do have grandchildren, and, i love them dearly. >> kelly: are they crazy all over the place? >> tom: no, they are all centrally located in the ranch, so i get to see them as often as i would like with the covid, we were all under as you work, i'm sure, everybody was, really strict protocols, so i cannot get sick, because if i don't go to work about 200 people don't go to work. >> kelly: i'm telling you what, that was so stressful i mean, i have ne

i think you heard of him and another guy named joe montana, and i just realized joe montana is actuallytle bit taller than me. who knew joe? cool very cool more on this coming up later. but you're right. we took to the streets here in santa clara to find out just what the locals know about their city. here's your trivia. to california state governors actually graduated from right here at santa clara university. can you name them? not at all. not at all. you want to take a stab no with like, one of them being maybe earl warren warren. wow a couple of governors off the top of arnold schwarzenegger . okay well, that would be wrong. so that's about it. the governor right now. oh, my gosh . i am blanking out. my goodness, who is our current governor? now who is it? you don't know who who is it? i would think jerry brown, jerry brown 59 really? okay and our favorite gavin newsom gavin newsom. you must know these guys love them within 100,000 plus or minus. what is the median price of a home? in the city of santa clara $900,00d need a lot more money. oh, my goodness. one point 2,000,001 1.0.2,

montana, where people live freely. >> carley: one thing that bothered me about the story, every article i said said montana has anti-lgbtq policies, without explaining what the policies are and it turns out in montana, if you are born a boy, you can't join a girls sports team, is that anti-lgbtq to you? >> no, go back in history and you will see why title ix statute was put in place and funding to make sure young women had the opportunity to compete in sports and academics at the same level young men were able to and basically these policies are just the statute that is put in place now is to preserve that, to make sure we don't have young men that were born biologically as a young man to go in and compete academically or athletically against young women, it is ridiculous and we want to make sure we preserve opportunities, young women's upon opportunities to compete for scholarships and compete in sports programs on a fair level. >> todd: we saw the same hypocrisy during covid, politicians blasting florida and where do the woke politicians travel? florida. red states winning in post-pandemic economy, you think the two ar

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shortage and economic crisis are still a major obstacle that am at the aggression at diekama montana. this i faced a lot of hardships due to the fuel crisis and the mother and a teacher. and i had to queue for 2 days to get fuel cleaner. the we have to wait 30 to 40 minutes for a 3 wheeler tactfully. and even if we get one, we are helpless with unfair charges to day i paid double the usual fare. the head of shall, anchors, teacher's union told al jazeera, its members are also having transport issues. here the government to declare education and the central service, giving it the priority. it deserves parcel road. del ladiva schools were closed because there was no fuel even today. that's the situation with endless accuse will r as a trade union, we don't want schools to stay close to because the longer happens my greater the impact on sooner than nearly 30000 school vans operate around the country, drivers and other school workers are hoping the arrangement made this week will continue oper, elana before my grandmother, grandmother on its birth. the fuel is continued to be provided to us thr

and i was appointed to that committee by a great man, straight as an arrow, named mike mansfield, the senator from montana. they called him “iron mike.” and he -- i think, i'm not positive, but i think the next-youngest person on the committee was, i think, 28 or 29 years older than i was. so i have been watching from that day on and been deeply involved either as a member of the intelligence committee or the chairman of the foreign relations committee or doing national security issues as vice president and to today. and you're an incredible group people, incredible group of people. before i move to my specific remarks i want to talk about today, i'd like to say just a very few words about the horrific, shocking killing of my friend, japanese prime minister abe. i became acquainted with him when i was vice president. i hosted him. he hosted me in japan. and i just stopped by the japanese embassy to see the ambassador and sign the condolence book for the japanese people. i knew him well. we worked together closely for years, and we spoke and consulted with one other when i served as vice president. and he

to you and said, i want to buy an auto would you recommend or, or not cause a coma that. 6 assuming was it as another f by the coming through this him on a book, eeoc, whitefish, montana, omega savoy cock. i don't know how i got up that i need coke the lot. yeah. i'm at the hallway. where did you get them from? i said he got the call, it's only yokohama, not it. so we said they cut the pie so that emma showcase is how i spend more on. i thought you not more still on one of them on their than hide on. i got a funny got that the horns. yes, i still have mine. i arcos message is clear. don't try this at home. but her social media posts seem to be having the opposite effect. and she still trying to buy office locally with us is clearly being loved. nationwide and wild japanese river also is declared extinct in 2012. where exactly are all these animals coming from? based on what a jacobi told us, we dig a little deeper into the exotic patsy and make plans to head out of the capital. i've just arrived into a city outside of tokyo code yokohama, and i'm here to visit what seems to be a rather infamous, zeus stroke pet. so they call themselves as though yet from their website

i would want the person who was there to be held responsible. >> it just so happen that while gina was moving all this over, that sheriff up in montana jim duponticially retired. >> i was with a friend and we were reminiscing over a beer -- and he asked me is there any cases you are leaving behind that are unsolved or anything? and this case popped immediately in my brain and i wish we had some answers to it, i wish we had found him just to find out what happened and what occurred. >> then sheriff dupont went back to his office to pack it all up, unaware that 1800 miles south a woman in the dallas suburbs is about to present him with the ultimate retirement gift. >> i picked up the phone and i was shaking. i just left a message saying that i think i had been dating this suspect and i said give me a call, and i will talk to you about it. >> and when the soon to be retiring sheriff got that message, >> i almost fell out of my chair. >> so happy ending. all straightened out. or maybe not? >> coming up, meet michael smith what went through your mind when you realized --? when dateline continues. i assumed dust always stayed put. turns out? it can b

i know that's montana. ing me, i know where it is anyway, did you go to the pio? >> we went to the pioneer, known for their potatoes the size of your head. it's iconic sun valley >> it is it's a great, great place, made jeopardy the other night, not great because of hemingway t was a hemingway category we don't need to go into that. anyway, julia, thank you good to have you on. >> all right, let's talk about the broader markets as the major averages track for their second week of gains. joining us for more, sarat sethy. always good to talk to you >> good to see you, melissa. >> the numbers in just about 18 minutes or so. what do you want to see? >> i think you want to see a soft landing that's what the markets want that's what you've seen the last few days you don't want to see stagflation. you want to see a goldilocks scenario where we are seeing grote growth, but pressure on inflation. you're seeing that on some of the other sectors. housing is coming down copper coming down energy's coming down to 100. so

i yield the floor. >> mr. president? >> senator from montana. >> thank you for the recognition, mr. president. the good senator from pennsylvania is correct. i want to see this bill passed and want to see this bill passed for all the reasons i talk about many times in committee and on this floor. this is about living up to the promises for our veterans. this is about making sure that the veterans come back when you come back from exposures to burn pits or oil well fires or agent orange, that it ought to go to the v.a. and fight for their healthcare and their benefits. it impacts 3.5 million veterans in this country. by the way, there will be a few more dying before we get this bill passed. and i would also say that as the senator from pennsylvania says i am all for the $278.4 billion over ten years on this bill. i got no problem with that. the fact is he does have a problem with it. the fact is by doing what happened today on this floor the real issue here, and make no mistake about it, is the money that is being spent to take care of her veterans. i've said it before and i'll say it again. if

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bad but it is a great country and if you immediate to get somewhere that's what i did i needed to get out of montanahere navy guy was there boom. >> i think we have to get to a point where it shouldn't take tragedy for us to unite and whenever there's a national moment the true core of america shows up we volunteer you have people to put on uniform to go to serve and you've got doctors to step up. whenever there's a pandemic we step up. but it seems like when we go back after tragedies over then question go to travel circle. >> yeah we get lulled into complais complacency we think it is that easy and you know you can say defund police or whatever and first responders second someone breaks into your house you want them there and when there's a tragedy you want to be a cop you want to be a firemen and a paramedic or soldier green buret but we have it so good here and we can get lulled into that and especially on fourth of july look around the fourth of july see how american flag is everywhere. and every day flag day every day we need to celebrate this country it is a great place. >> i have to tell you

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