after all standing still is not what we are filled for in indiana. so to frame up our time here tonight and going forward, i'd like to talk about something i call the indiana model which guides all the work that we've been doing together to create lasting generational change on the very foundation layed by our pioneering predecessor. already it has enabled us to take indiana to the next level as you heard me call it just a few times. that's because the indiana model seeks excellence, rejecting any notion that a mid western state would be content with -- collaboration from the public and philanthropic sectors across all levels of government and talking aside any distinction between indy and the rest. nearly every step forward we've made during these last 7 years followed the indiana model. a remarkable team effort so please give yourselves and our statewide partners a big round of applause on the job well done. [applause] >> now, for any state or organization for that matter it's imperative to know what's going on and answer that tired old question, i

that's called indiana momentum and we've got a lot more coming. and these new jobs come with all-time high wage levels, averages over $75,000 a year, much higher than the local and national averages. and allow me to be a myth buster here about where this investment is going, rural and mixed rural counties won big capturing $18.7 billion in capital commitments and more than 15,000 new jobs over just the last two years, a special thanks to all of you in the general assembly who recognized the need and provided the indiana economic development corporation with the tools necessary to allow our entire state to grow alongside our local leaders. we are proving now, our communities are ableco to define their ownwn destinies. another particular bright spot last year was the second investment by star plus energy, the joint venture between samsung sdi and stalantis and cocamo where they are building two ev battery factories ultimately creating thousands of new jobs along with samsung sdi's similar investment with general motors, straight up 31 in new carlisl

after all standing still is not what we are filled for in indiana. so to frame up our time here tonight and going forward, i'd like to talk about something i call the indiana model which guides all the work that we've been doing together to create lasting generational change on the very foundation layed by our pioneering predecessor. already it has enabled us to take indiana to the next level as you heard me call it just a few times. that's because the indiana model seeks excellence, rejecting any notion that a mid western state would be content with -- collaboration from the public and philanthropic sectors across all levels of government and talking aside any distinction between indy and the rest. nearly every step forward we've made during these last 7 years followed the indiana model. a remarkable team effort so please give yourselves and our statewide partners a big round of applause on the job well done. [applause] >> now, for any state or organization for that matter it's imperative to know what's going on and answer that tired old question, i

he joins the 20th indiana infantry. he serves along the east coast in the eastern theater of the war, mostly in virginia. we have john wesley walters, the youngest of the brothers. he joins the 46th indiana infantry and he's stationed in, at the time, the western theater, which is actually the mississippi river. and these three brothers are literally sent to the three corners of the war. they're as geographically separate as they can be. and it only makes that network of communication even more important. and then finally, we have john louderback. he's in david's company. he eventually becomes the commanding officer of david's company. but through his letters, we were able to decipher that some of david's early letters are most likely written by him. so most likely dictated by david. but written by john louderback to send messages home and the as we follow these letters through the conflicts, you really start to see the individual personalities come through. you see different penmanship, different grammar, different phr

there is room for improvemenin indiana.e have a strong working network that are willing and able to tackle issues that come up in the state. grassroots organizing and local input have been successful in the past, and we hope other groups will implement changes suited to the nds of our community. i look forward to discussing the experiences of our state with others today and hope to share though for the future guardianship programming and innovations needed. thank you. sen. casey: thank you for bringing indiana's story to the committee. you are next. dr. shogren: thank you members of the committee for the opportunity to testify on the importance of alternatives to guardianship for people with his abilities, including those with intellectual disabilities and older adults. i am a professor and director at the kansas university center on disabilities. there is clear evidence that we can provide alternatives to guardianship that preserve rights and determination, and support the intent of civil ghts laws, which states in its fin

to him, indiana jones was interesting. >> readers of the lost ark was the highest film of 1981. a great escape for us and to see these incredible obnoxiously frantic journeys he would take us on. >> just like star wars, indiana jones struck gold again and again and again. >> indiana jones is the most recognizable character in the history of sinema. he's huge. >> ford could be a tough guy. ♪ and a lover. >> research would you do on me? >> nocturnal activities. >> he never took himself too seriously. >> no ticket. >> audiences couldn't get en enough. ♪ >> as long as harrison and stephen, as long as you have those two guys interested, there will be another indiana code jones. >> filming the adventure was no walk in the park. >> when we were in sri lanka, it was about 130 in the shade and no air conditioning. >> he said anybody who came up with that leather jacket and the hat and the heat they had to play should have been shot. >> harrison ford incurred two record-breaking film franchises back to back. >> the guy has been really lu lucky. >> the shooting star was headed for a fall.

i thought i was immune because i was an alumni of indiana university. i think the university administration is more sensitive and responsive to administration pressure from the government than they are to the welfare of their own community. amy: canceled. today we talk to two palestinian american artists. samia halaby's life first respective three years in the making was canceled by her alma mater indiana university over her opposition to israel's assault on gaza. and we will speak to emily jacir who was scheduled to speak in berlin, germany. we will also talk to german-american jewish holocaust survivor marione ingram who has stood outside the white house for months calling for a gaza ceasefire. her talks in her native germany were canceled. >> apparently, my criticism of israel's actions in gaza has caused the politicians to be very upset. and it turns out criticism of israel is unacceptable to germans. amy: and we will hear from the russian jewish-american writer masha gessen. a major award ceremony for her was scheduled in germany. all that and more

in indiana, there is no personal portion so the state of indiana will pay for those services throughhe state. >> in your facilities, for low income individuals, there's basically very little out pocket? >> very little out-of-pocket. there might be some personal portion based they actually received in income and it does not go any -- it does not over a social security amount. >> how would you be able to generalize that across the rest of the country? >> program? >> are other states doing that? >> in ohio, they are doing it really well, recognizing that there is a need within their state -- there is an underserved population. therare people that cannot afford it and so that is whawe were founded for. that is our business model, to say theris an unmet need in here ihow we are going to do it. there are waiver programs in place that makes sense. >> so you would not have qualified forny low ince opportunities tn. is that what kept you into what seems to be outrageous in terms of the cost per month? >> that is correct. even though we are both retired, they look at all of your savings and if

the gentlewoman from indiana is recognized. ms. houchin: mr.peaker, does jacht massachusetts have any -- does the gentleman from massachusetts have any additional speakers or is he prepared to close? mr. mcgovern: i'm prepared to close. ms. houchin: we're prepared to close also, mr. speaker. i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts to close. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, again, this has been the most incompetent, ineffective, unproductive congress in the history of the united states of america. the fact that we are here considering these nonsense, do-nothing bills, is just the latest example. this republican majority has been a failure. a total embarrassment. i could spend all day comparing our record with theirs. republicans have had pathetically few bills of substance enacted into law. and on must-pass legislation, every single time it has been democrats who have had to step up to give republicans the votes that they needed to get things across the finish line. the gentlelady can't rebut that

american boy attacked in a short exhibit at a bahamas resort how he's doing now and the wild scene on an indiana highway, camels, zebras and the officers who wrangled them all >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow. >>> good evening we begin tonight with what is a tragedy for the families of the three american soldiers who have lost their lives and also a possible turning point for conflicts in the middle east. today, for the first time since the war between israel and gaza began back in october, american service members were killed when a drone packed with explosives targeted a base in jordan three soldiers died. at least 30 were injured. president biden calling it a despicable and unjust attack and saying we shall respond. it happened here along jordan's northeast border in syria and we want to take a moment to orient you to the events playing out in the region, in iraq and syria there have been numerous attacks on u.s. forces and we've seen engagement with u.s. forces off the gulf of yemen and looming to the east, iran the white house says it played a major role in today's attack and o

but there were several more lives trapped inside the trailer along an indiana highway. police say the semi was carrying tent circus animals, five zebras, camels and a miniature horse, suddenly standing on the side of an interstate posing for pictures. >> that is definitely a very unique situation to have to deal with, not only with the semi fire or the vehicle fire, but yes, with those types of animals in the state of indiana. >> reporter: police believe an equipment failure sparked the blaze. it was extinguished, according to authorities, who say two first responders referred treatment for smoke inhalation at the hospital before being released. >> it is awesome to see that team work that they get together, and they do their job, and you know, they will go inside of a trailer that has smoke that's filling up, because the cab is completely engulfed in flame flames. >> one responding agency writing on facebook, our public safety professionals of all stripes worked together to get over the hump on this job. >> loading up now. >> reporter: traffic is moving again. after tha

next, transportation secretary pete buttigieg, the former mayor of south bend, indiana talked about where cities and his agency can work together to improve transportation policies. >> thank you. >> thank you for the warm welcome, thanks to all of you for welcoming me back. it does feel good to being among america's mayors especially at a time like this. especially appreciate, for those of you around here in the southwest, appreciate you braving the elements to be here. if you are from the midwest, thank you for suppressing the midwestern instincts, to tell everybody this isn't real snow. it is all relative. it turns out. i do feel at home more than anywhere else when i am among america's mayors. occasionally on the street someone will say mayor pete and then corrected themselves like they said something wrong. i always say i wear that as a compliment. i was thinking back to when i first got elected, after i got the nomination of my party for mayor in my city, a couple days later i got an email from a 10-year-old boy saying congratulations and now that you are mayor i need to let you know

the indiana senator mike baran running for indiana governor, good to see you.by some on the right especially the house and the freedom caucus who might be getting ready to pull another kevin mccarthy? >> the precarious margin, don't know if that makes sense, we don't want to go through the rodeo again, since coming into the senate, you've never done a budget in that entire time, not arriving at the top line. from september 1st through september 30th, it's like a useless appendage in the senate. they don't mind it. and they back into a corner and two reform, do what we do in all of our states with a balanced budget or statute, four or five decades, they are used to borrowing from kids and grandkids, 10 or 15 years something has got to give. neil: you want to be governor of indiana, a good many states have that. washington does not. it doesn't always happen that are woefully out of line, we've gotten used to it. >> we need a balanced budget, 85 to 90%, democrats vote against it every time it comes up. republicans act and talk like fiscal conservatives until it ge

and the two of us together installed a stop sign at the corner of don moore avenue in south bend, indianaare the kind of things that, you know as mayors what it's like to have that incredibly immediate impact. the importance of your work readily intelligible to a 10-year-old child. even as you deal with some of the most confounding issues in public policy and american politics. and public administration today. i always try to remember the spirit of those early days, navigating what our city government could do, as i work now in washington with my administration colleagues under president biden's leadership to try to make your job a little bit easier. especially at a time like this. the more i see division at the national and global level, the more convinced i am that salvation comes from the local. and i believe in many ways the most meaningful measure of our success as an administration will be how communities are doing at a local level. or to put it another way, whether we are making your jobs easier as american mayors. and i hope that you'll adwrea that we are. you know, you face so ma

host: here's another comment, south bend, indiana is the most dangerous city in indiana. leadership is extremely liberal and any connection between crime and political leadership? guest: as far as we know, not that i'm aware of. i don't have the crime rates of indiana towns off the top of my head. i will say from the quarterly numbers we have from the fbi, finally crime in rural counties are down 8.3 percent, suburban counties down 6%, cities a million or over are down. property crime you see the exact same trends, down 17% in rural counties, 6% in suburban counties. one difference you are seeing is auto theft in bigger cities is surging in a way that it is not in small towns and counties and that is due to the ease in which kia's and hyundais have become stealable. in cities, there has been a 12-13% decline. it's not just big cities run by democratic mayors. it's not just red states or blue states. the trend we see is nationwide. i'm looking forward to having more data, i'm looking forward to the fourth quarter data and completing the murder picture for this year. but ev

"on the road" is next, with an indiana community that got together to say "thank you" to one of theirwn. >> nancy: finally, tonight, cbs's steve hartman goes "on the road" to a small town filled with big hearts. >> reporter: if there was ever an election in this country for kindest american, the people of galveston, indiana, know who they would nominate. >> because i think he is out there to help everybody. >> that is what he is known for. >> it is the cloth he is cut from. >> just a special guy, very special guy. >> reporter: so who is this great humanitarian who lifts up the people of galveston? the same man who puts them down. as we first reported last year, 90-year-old gravedigger allen mccloskey has been at this job since 1952 -- and refuses to retire because he says a new gravedigger might not square of the as precisely. might not care as deeply for all those loving souls. >> people that i have went to school with and worked with. >> reporter: what was your hardest one? >> it was my wife. >> reporter: how did you get through that? >> i figured she'd want me to do it. >> reporter

but now i is a professor of international studies at indiana university. he specializes in iran earlier. i asked him whether it's lennox dates, claimed that he'd carried out the bombings was credible. what appears to be credible. it appears to be to fit the patterns of their previous attacks in iran. that happened in 20222017. before that as well. um, so it has all the hallmarks on the secondary and attacked good prices has carried out before and the fact that they chose the anniversary, the 4th and 4th year anniversary of awesome, solely monies assassination. really, i think, underlines there are kind of a similar pattern of attacks that they've carried out around the same commemorative moments in iran as well. okay, so you're saying this attack face patton's, the previous ios attacks? how strong is i as in the ron? and why is the group active then? so it's a very good question. um, if it is an affiliate that has previously carried out these attacks and a rod, a group called for us on which is based on of afghanistan or operates our back in a sudden mostl

he's coming is signed by the i is a professor of international studies at indiana university in the us is specializes in iran and then he told dw, more about i asked. and it's associated sandra. if it is an affiliate that has previously carried out these attacks in a ron and a group called for us on which is based out of afghanistan or operates out of afghanistan mostly. but then it's very a shadowy group that. ready running 6. ready forces i've had difficulties with some success containing them here and there. but it's a very question as to why iran continues to be solved wonderful to this. a very small terraced organization that he knows it has designs around, especially these moments. and it especially big the question as to how the why so much sick. ready the attention is focused on the dissidents inside it wrong or people. what political issues from within iranian society, when there are clear, national security threats lurking about that the government time and again fails to prevent especially the night from indiana university, came to us. we'll take a look at some of the stores

en la policÍa de indiana pÚblico imÁgenes de cÁmaras corporales de complicado rescate de un hombre depital donde le amputan una pierna, pero le salvaron la vida. elian: y autoridad rescatÓ a una mujer que estaba atrapada en un vehÍculo atrapado en california, el vehÍculo quedÓ atrapado en un acantilado cuando la conductora gritÓ que perdÍa el control el timÓn y esto llevÓ al hombre avisar a los servicios de emergencia y las autoridades rescataron a la mujer. >> la polÍtica de sospechoso los hospitales que intentÓ matar a la jueza, tambiÉn se la acusÓ de agresiÓn a una persona protegida, extorsiÓn mediante amenaza e intimidaciÓn a un contrario pÚblico. elian: y la pulga respondiÓ maity: mucha atenciÓn a dueÑos de autos ford focus porque deberÁn contactar al concesionario mÁs cercano para someter o auto a una revisiÓn, la compaÑÍa dice que unos entre 40,000 autos de este modelo podrÍan tener una falla con la correa de la bomba de aceite que puede afectar la puerta del motor pues de frenos, el llamado incluye ademÁs modelos modelos del 2018 al 2022. y un perrito llamado king estaba en un

host: here's another comment, south bend, indiana is the mt dangerous city in indiana. thleership is extremely liberal and any connection tween crime and political leadership? guest: as far as we know, not that i'm aware of. i don't have the crime rates of indiana towns off the top of my head. i will say from the quarterly numbers we have from the fbi, finally crime in rural counties are down 8.3 percent, suburban counties down 6%, cities a million or over are down. property crime you see the exact same trends, down 17% in rural counties, 6% in suburban counties. one difference you are seeing is auto theft in bigger cities is surging in a way that it is not in small towns and counties and that is due to the ease in which kia's and hyundais have become stealable. in cities, there has been a 12-13% decline. it's not just big cities run by democratic mayors. it's not just red states or blue states. the trend we see is nationwide. i'm looking forward to having more data, i'm looking forward to the fourth quarter data and completing the murder picture for this year. but ever

and police in the us state of indiana have rescue circus animals after a truck transporting them caught and fire. the trailer on an indiana highway was hauling zebras, camels, and a small horse for surface performances. when it caught fire, the animals were roaming the roads, some munching on grass. when police surrounded them up the finland now where voters are heading to the poles to elect a new president. the 1st to send spin lens became a member of the nato defense. the lions 9 candidates are running in the elections 1st round, the presidency is ceremonial in many aspects, but the person who holds the job is also in charge of foreign and security policy. and ever since finland jain neighbor invaded ukraine, that task has become crucial that we use terry schultz reports from the finish capital health. thank of the finland. a new president will lead is markedly different from the one of elections, past society, both inductor negative to understand that we have a big neighbor, we'd better take that interest into account and try to be named by a positive way, cooperating with them, and

of indiana.med a cloture motion to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the cloture motion. the clerk: cloture motion the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, do hereby bring to a close debate on the nomination of executive calendar numb 474 cristal c. brisco of indiana, to be united states industries under secretary -- district judge for the northern district of indiana. mr. schumer: i move tolaing officer: the question is on the motion. all in favor sooi. opposed, no. -- say aye. opposed, no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the motion is agreed to. mr. schumer: i move to proceed to executive session to consider calendar number 475. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all in favor say aye. opposed, no. the ayes appear to have it the motion is agreed to. the clerk: nomination the judiciary, gretchen s. lund of indiana, to be united states district judge for the north korean of -

killing on police to welcome to assign, but now he's a professor at the international studies at indiana university with a special focus on iran. welcome to your the is lennox dice? tara group has claimed wednesday's bombings. how credible do you think this is what appears to be credible? it appears to be to fit the patterns of their previous attacks in a wrong that happened in 2022 in 2017 before that as well. um, so it has all the hallmarks of the secretary and attacked good prices has carried out before and the fact that they chose the anniversary, the 4th and 4th year anniversary of cost them solely moneys. assassination, really, i think, underlines they're kind of a similar pattern of attacks that they've carried out around the same commemorative moments in iran as well. okay, so you're saying this attack face patton's, the previous i s attacks. how strong is i as in the ron, and why is the group active been or it's a very good question. um, if it is an affiliate that has previously carried out these attacks in your ron, the group called for us on which is based out of afghanistan o

on an indiana highway it was hauling zebras, camels, and a small horse for circus performances. when it caught fire, the animals were roaming the road, some munching on grass when police rounded them off. the canyon, our protest has been taking place following a wave of killings, a women. amnesty international says more than 500 cases of fem side or the killing of women and girls for being women and girls occurred between 20162023. now thousands of people marched through the streets of nairobi, calling for an end to the violet. wow. does and go full victims on the streets of night will be hundreds of women and girls have been murdered in can you in the last 5 years and the killings continue at least voting. women and girls have been killed since the you'll begin women's rights activist said has to stop. now, we've been out the majority in this country. why do we have so much in the life and the political so should they put on the truck so, so we have then we have that. and that's where to go. we have much to say add permit side and we met it was monta monta. the government, some

indiana streak in conference. sharq beat denver in the western conference and came close to the top. this morning , in one of the important games of the eastern conference , the indiana pacers managed to beat this team with a score of 122-133 and achieved their fifth victory. that is , milwaukee forward sentakompa could not prevent his team's defeat despite his brilliance in this game and recording 30 points, 18 ravens and 11 pagets leading to points. in another meeting of this. and some short news by mohammad javad and hossein nejad from the invited audience. national football team iran will go to the asian nations with 26 players. sardar azmoun will be added to the national team with the coordination of rome 20 day club in doha. the fourth preparatory camp of the national handball team with the participation of 20 players will start today in tehran . they will go to bahrain in the asian championship. mohammad mantari, the famous striker of the qatar national football team , missed the asian cup due to injury. qa

let's look at some more stories making headlines around the world. police in the us state of indiana has rescued sec, has animals after retract from sports and democrats via the trailer and indiana highway. it was a hole in zebra is coming. i was in a small hose for 2nd performances, when it caught fire, dynamos way of roaming the road, some mansion on grass when police rounded them up. thousands of demonstrators uptake into the streets of dose of the gulf to protest against rides when guest premies them. in the fights alternative for gemini poxy, for this copy and taking place across germany as the reports that members of the, of the met new nazis to discuss plans to the force. millions of people with an immigrant background, including german citizens, processed have been taking place in kenya for the when a wave of killings of women, communist international says more than 500 cases of the me side or the killing of women and girls. okay. between 20162023. thousands of people marched through the streets of my will be calling for an end to the violence. there's anger for victims on th

the trailer on indiana highway was hollins, the various camels, and the small halls was sec. he's performances when it's caught fire the animals way of roaming the road. some lunch and on grass, when police rounded them up thousands of demonstrators uptake into the streets of the sold off to protest against the right wing experience of the fire. i thought tentative for gemini paci protest had been taking place across gemini optim, enforced by the members of the match, new nazis to discuss the plans to the port. millions of people with an immigrant background, including german citizens, protest have been taking place in kenya, photo in a wave of killings of women. and as the international says, more than $500.00 cases of family side or the killing of women and girls. okay, between 20162023. thousands of people marched through the streets of my will be calling for an end to the violence a bar does and go full victims on the streets of metal. be hundreds of women and girls have been murdered in can you in the last 5 years and the killings continue at least voting. women and girl

and the latest news is the loss of the west conference champion indiana. against milwaukee in basketball. in the continuation of this competition and in the eastern conference indiana pacers in the second milwaukee defeated the bucks in consecutive matches with the result of 142 to 130 and reached the sixth place in the table. tyrese haliburton of ediana garden was the best player of the match with 31 points, two rebounds and 12 assists. in other games of this conference , cleveland cavaliers, atlantic hawks, miami heat, toronto raptors and new york knicks won against their opponents. greetings again, dear countrymen , we present the 13:00 news to you together with my colleagues. the bodies of the martyrs of the terrorist incident will be taken to masla from kerman city at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow, friday. coordination council islamic propaganda announced the commemoration ceremony for the martyrs of the terrorist crime in kerman today, thursday, january 14, after maghrib and isha prayers in beqaem mosques.

en la policÍa de indiana pÚblico imÁgenes de cÁmaras corporales de complicado rescate de un hombre deierna, pero le salvaron la vida. elian: y autoridad rescatÓ a una mujer que estaba atrapada en un vehÍculo atrapado en california, el vehÍculo quedÓ atrapado en un acantilado cuando la conductora gritÓ que perdÍa el control el timÓn y esto llevÓ al hombre avisar a los servicios de emergencia y las autoridades rescataron a la mujer. >> la polÍtica de sospechoso los hospitales que intentÓ matar a la jueza, tambiÉn se la acusÓ de agresiÓn a una persona protegida, extorsiÓn mediante amenaza e intimidaciÓn a un contrario pÚblico. contrario pÚblico. elian: y la pulga respondiÓ (city noise) ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) vives para ser una persona única. vivimos para ayudarte a encontrar intereses en común con otros. ¿y si no puedo dejar de pensar en mi diabetes tipo 2? ¿y si todo lo que hago no es suficiente? ¿y si manejo mi diabetes de otra manera? ahora con mounjaro una vez a la semana puedo hacerlo. mounjaro ayuda a tu cuerpo a regular el azúcar en la sangre y a que consumas menos alimentos. 3 de cada 4 p

born in indiana, born to a well-connected indiana family, his father was the acting governor of indianae me■ycan war, is not professionally military trained. he was a lawyer when the civil war broke using those political in the 11th indiana zhukov regiment fights extreme well at fort donelson in february 1862, under grant's commandotion to mr general. when he was promoted to major general, he was one of the youngest people in the army to be so promoted. and again, not getting into it a whole lot. but lew wallace was not with the rest of the army at pittsburg landing when the battle shiloh starts o 6th, 1862, there are disagreeing parts grant orders. wallace to move to pittsburg there are disagreements on how he got there and how he should have got there after battle was over, grant and halleck together scapegoated, wallace claimed he got lost, claimed was his fault and this and that and the other. lew wallace got so angry. he was actually demanding courts of inquiry in the summer of 1863. you know what, grant was doing in the summer of 1863, capturing vicksburg. so how much is h work go

host: that is rodney in indiana. donald in west virginia, independent, good morning.aller: good morning, john. no big surprises last night. the attacks will come hot on trump now. they hate him because he showed how corrupt it all is, and no better proof of that then the story blowing up on twitter about the gop chair of arizona trying to bribe terry lake. but what strikes me more than anything is what cnn and msnbc are not reporting. you would think they would be drooling over a story like that. that is all i have to say this morning. host: what do you think happened with this -- happens with this republican primary weaving forward with nikki haley vowing to stay in? caller: i don't think she will win south carolina. she is wasting her time. my honest opinion. host: donald in west virginia. this is carl in west virginia via our text messaging service saying, i will vote for nikki haley in the primary. if it comes down to a rematch, god help us. i will definity te for donald trump. th fm dave on facebook saying a good win tonight. time for president trump to ignore he

it's about 90 miles away but if you were in roseland, indiana, and you have ayouown chicago moy thanre in the roseland neighborhood in chicago and don't have a car. we're changing that to make sure that that kind of mobility is not a barrier to people getting the kind of good-paying jobs that are going to help them bud their families. and we were in buffalo last year where half a century ago, federal funding was part of the problem. as the cut off what had been a thriving network pr the rest of the city, a story i know you have seen played out in just about every community in the u.s.e working . i met an extraordinary woman named stephanie barber geeter whose organization, the rre ouco to restore that neighborhood for the better part of her life and before she sadly passed away a few days ago she saw the commitmentate funding that she'd been seeking her entire life to deck over that highway, create connections where there had been divisions, with it that thing that very few mayors are able to access, new land to use for community benefit. with help from this administration.■ transpor

brisco, of indiana, to be united states district judge for the northern district of indiana. signed by 17 senators. the presiding officer: by unanimous consent, the mandatory quorum call has been waived. the ske is, is it the sense of the senate that the debate on the nomination of cristal c. brisco, of indiana, to be united states district judge for the northern district of indiana, shall be brought to a close. the yeas and nays are mandatory under the rule. the clerk will call the roll. vote: the clerk: ms. baldwin. mr. barrasso. mr. bennet. mrs. blackburn. mr. blumenthal. mr. booker. mr. boozman. mr. braun. mrs. britt. mr. brown. mr. budd. ms. butler. ms. cantwell. mrs. capito. mr. cardin. mr. carper. mr. casey. mr. cassidy. ms. collins. mr. coons. mr. cornyn. ms. cortez masto. mr. cotton. mr. cramer. mr. crapo. mr. cruz. mr. daines. ms. duckworth. mr. durbin. ms. ernst. mr. fetterman. mrs. fischer. mrs. gillibrand. mr. graham. mr. grassley. mr. hagerty. ms. hassan. mr. hawley. mr. heinrich. mr. hickenlooper. ms. hirono. mr. hoeven. mrs. hyde-smith. mr. johnson. mr. kaine.

in another important game this morning, denver, the third team of the western conference, faced indianand won 114, 199 at the end and achieved its 31st win of the season. found. in this match, nikola yukic, the center of denver , scored 31 points. 13 rebounds and 10 assists led to a double-double goal and had a great impact on his team's victory . on the other side of the miles turner center, indiana , despite scoring 22 points, recording 6 rebounds and one assist leading to points, he could not prevent his team from defeating the beach volleyball tournament. national bushehr persian gulf cup. the first selection stage of the national and under 19 teams started this morning with the participation of 18 teams in 6 three-team groups. these competitions continue until friday . today, presplis football team played a preparatory match with shahab zahedi's single goal against pikan beh victory came. a japanese spectator at last night's match between the national football teams of palestine and hong kong in the asian nations cup by displaying cloth. he wrote , "i came to qatar from japan to su