while i was flying back and forth between kansas and d.c., i couldn't stop thinking about the kansas producers and all they were facing. they were out busting ice by hands so their cattle could have ac access to water. they were hauling babies and bottle feeding them so they could survive. they were out in the barn at all hours at night only to start over at 5:00 a.m., all so americans can have ha safe food supply. while it's hauling water in a drought, american ag producers don't take days off. agriculture inspired us to look back at our shared heritage, engage in the present, and plan for the future. that's what last week was about, planning for the future. i thank chairman thofrpts for spending his invaluable time -- thompson for spending his invaluable time with me in kansas and those who came out to our event to share their perspectives. the american men and women who work tirelessly to feed, fuel, and clothe all of us are on the forefront of our mind. thank you, madam speaker, and with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york,

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maria: joining me kansas senator member senate budget homeland security agriculture committees dr. roger marshall with us senator always a pleasure thanks so much for being here. >> you bet, great to be with you again. maria: you heard scott perry do you think the republicans got everything they wanted? >> well, we didn't but i think we have to -- kevin mccarthy speaker mccarthy got best deal he could get a look we need to remember that americans gave the democrats two levers two of three levers negotiated appropriations bill this probablying the best deal he can get. but at the end of the day i am disappointed in president biden continual to govern like president of the woke green socialist party not a campaign to beat at the end of the day, we are going to be 1.3 trillion dollars in more in debt this year than lastly next year going to be 1.7 trillion dollars more in dent i don't think we can stop celebrate that we've got a lot of work to do this is going to get through all markets can settle down this bill going to get through but i am not satisfied that we're where we need to b

the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from kansas, mr. mann, for five minutes. mr. mann: mr. speaker, i'm proud that we passed h.r. 2, the secure the border act, last week. president biden's open border policies have created chaos at our southern bodder and -- border. i urge my senate colleagues to also pass this commonsense legislation which would finish the border wall, add border patrol agents, and catch and release -- end catch and release, stop the fentanyl crisis. the border crisis is getting worse and worse every day. people on the terrorist watch list are being apprehended regularly and there's no telling how much has snuck in illegally. i've been to the southern border and what i saw was shocking. i saw human heartbreak, scared children, overwelled -- overwhelmed shelters. i also saw whole giant sections of the unfinished border wall with sections lying in piles in the sun. we've done our part in the house. i just hope that the u.s. senate and the president will step up to the plate as well. mr. speaker, this is national police w

american. >> new york simply can't do this to a kansas -- and keep its reputation. that's another thing mr. mayor that upsets me very much you and i both know there was cheering this morning. first the cheering. it was not because one individual, one american came back from the war. it is rejoicing that the job is done. one job is finished. [applause] >> that job in europe will beeu remembered by 3 milliony americans who fought there to keep the war from coming here.an these americans will never forget that as allied leaders eisenhower was surprised g.i., a soldier with his men as well as the statement -- statesman. >> a commander who suffered the shock of each casualty in the citizen soldier who knows the brutality of war, a man who war. >> from another general mo carter, eisenhower learned aboug asia. the man macarthur picked for that test job was eisenhower from hisie achievements not political promises. americans know the essence of eisenhower executive, the man. >> the american system rests upon the rights and dignity of the individual. the success of s that sy

thompson on an ag tour of kansas where i was plowed to show him this. and i hosted a staff from districts around the country for a tour. the technology, scale, and international significance of the facility is truly second to none. once fully operational, it won't just support and protect agriculture, it protect our country and world. i'll be back on the floor soon to deliver another installment of my farm bill impact series and how programs and titles in the farm bill i believe congress must understand and support to ensure that agriculture thrives right here in america. mr. speaker, i rise today to use my voice in defense of the voiceless. abortion has desensitized our nation and resulted in the deaths of nearly 64 million unborn american citizens. which is basically the entire population of the midwest. last year the u.s. supreme court overturned roe vs. wade rectifying a wrong that's plagued our country for decades. while that is is huge triumph for the right to life, there is still a lot of work to be done. last month the biden administration annou

additionally, more than 25 hundred manufacturing firms operate in kansas. i have long believed the best three-legged stool was when government, education -- it was the result of vision and leadership of each of those sectors coming together to solve a problem and to ensure our country continues to build economic prosperity. it is both a great responsibility and a privilege to provide educational training pathways for those that are starting their career or for those who may be upscaling or rescaling. we must continue to build upon success by becoming more strategic in our recruiting efforts. we have strong partnerships with that large supply chain i mentioned. we must continue to understand and meet their workforce needs. this is where juniors and seniors can begin their technical education career while in high school. students are employed day one and worked full-time in addition to going to college. this is a great example of our commitment for students having an applied learning experience so they are engaged in their learning while they are earning in t

you are, for those that don't know, i mentioned you are from kansas, you're from manhattan kansas, thes to new york and what was the plan when you did? >> i went to arizona state and studied opera, thank you so much. >> jimmy: i went to arizona state as well, i did not study opera however. i did go to arizona state. >> look at us now. all those cake parties and stuff. but i ended up in new york city the big apple, waiting tables and doing a lot of very drunk karaoke. >> jimmy: drunk karaoke as a hobby, professionally? what was going on? >> every sunday night we went to this place called the parlor on the upper west side and get myself a little pint-size vodka soda and my bartender friend would give me one straw and once i got to three straws i knew it was time to go home. >> jimmy: you really did go to arizona state. >> crawling across the bar ripping the shirt open, just kind of trying to live life. >> jimmy: and do you think that's what gave you the courage to start doing these cabaret shows? that experience? >> yeah. i mean, if you stand on enough bars doing karaoke enough times you

i was a lifeguard for one year in kansas city and it was it was a lot of pressure.ht, so sign sef flood protection products. back now with the mics, starting with the buzz in the nation's capital. the bee. bee is back. see what i did there? more than 200 of america's brightest young minds are sharpening their spelling skills for the 95th scripps national spelling bee this year at national harbor in maryland. we know they're better spellers than the two of us, for sure. kids aged 9 to 14 have been busy rising through the qualifying rounds across all 50 states, plus international spellers from guam, canada and germany. the opening ceremony was last night with the finale on thursday. bright, young minds there. you can watch it on scripps sister network ion tv and ion. plus, we'll spell it out for you. that's i o n i ion. good job, andrew. we're proud of you. you did it. i'm actually. i actually love watching this. i think it's really fun. yeah, it is. and then i never know what these words are because they're not normal words that you use in, you know, that you ever us

he was drafted by the kansas city a's in 1967 and made his mlb debut in 1968.ear after the a's moved to oakland. in 1971, he won the american league mvp award and the cy young award. in '72,'s 73 and's 74 he helped them win three straight world series championships. in 19778, the a's traded him to the giants. he spent four seasons across the bay. the giants traded him to the royals before the 1982 season. he played there through the following season before a drug addiction kept him out for a year. in 1985, blue was traded back to the giants where he played his fil two mlb seasons. both thes and the a's paying tribute to the six-time all star today. check it out. a moment of silence observed before the first pitch. then in kansas city, a tribute on the jumbotron right there. >> something se someth s >> sometomebody sees you and yo inspire them. >> you hear from blue yourself in the tribute posted by the a's online. fans say he will be remembered for what he did for the community. >> we lost a good friend andpla >> he was one of my best players. from back in the

he played for them until 1982 when the giantnts t traded him the k kansas citity royoyals.camee back to the giantss in 1985, and that's when he played his final two mlb seasons. fans say he will be remembered for his contributions to the community. >> great giants player. did a lot for the organization. and for the city of san francisco. so i think, you know, every giants fan feels the loss. >> it hurts me, because he was one of my best players, vida blue from back in the '70s, '80s, you know, too bad, man, we lost a good man. >> not just fans but players paying tribute. among those who knew him personally, nbc sports analyst, shootie babbitt. >> as a kid you start thinking about what you want to be when you grow up. i had an opportunity to see guys out on the field that look like me and made me dream maybe i could be a major league player, and following them year after year, and watching vida and finding out more things about him. and i ended up getting drafted by the a's in 1977 as a 18-year-old. more and more i started finding more about him and getting a chance to meet

the engine from the scene of another deeply raucous attack on kansas city, women and children, sleet, the apartment building was lumnick jihad consumed another one of its high ranking commanders was killed. the palestinian militant group is listed as a terrorist group by the european union. united states and others. is royal students. air force had attacked hundreds of islamic jihad positions in the gaza strip embrace some days. some residents denied the homes, had been used by militants. for the doctor, the dead, they called me and asked me to leave the house and allowed the neighbors to card from a private number and said they have been fight. i'm wanting decide which happened to be about 5 minutes later. the board been struck as you can see. what a 100 all but i mean, not ship the guys the strip is being deserted and shops have being closed for days as reason and seek shelter. think that yeah, i would just say that, i mean we really need a truce and we still don't know. i'm a broker if i but i get food to eat. if i don't work, i haven't have nothing to eat. the strikes and bumping

largest cool district in kansas, actually. those students are being able to begin their careers as juniors and seniors. and many of them are graduating with their high school diploma and their college, wfu two -- and or associate of apply degree at the same exact time. coming in may, they will be graduates of both and they're ready to be workforce ready at that point in time, particularly, in manufacturing and aviation maintenance. those kind of programs are the kind of programs that are really going to advance the workforce. we're very fortunate in the state of kansas, we have what we call, a program in excellence -- where our state is picking up the tuition for those high school students. so, they come out with all of their preparation to go to work with no student loan debt. that's a great program, and then you look at driving that in our wichita school system is full of under represented and very ethnically diverse population. so, that particular program is meeting both an immediate workforce effort reducing, student loans

a beloved teacher in kansas opening up a gift from her students.ers jersey. >> i guess she's a fan. >> guess what? sheinelle is right there with her live. we have lined up more surprises to celebrate her as part of our teacher appreciation work. >> and fun fact, sheinelle has known her for years. >>> we'll start with that $30 million legal battle between tiger woods and his ex-girlfriend, erika herman. >> kaylee hartung is on the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. this case will be presented in a florida court this morning where tiger woods' lawyers will ask to enforce a nondisclosure agreement, including a clause that will keep this out of the public eye. but herman is bringing new evidence to support her claims. the latest legal fall-out, woods and herman began dating in 2015 while herman was an employee at his florida restaurant. woods forced her to sign an nda or be fired from her job. woods imposed an nda on her as a condition to keep her job. she began having a sexual relationship with him. that is sexual harassment. >> sex

the a's were actually playing the royals in kansas city. before the game at oracle park tonight, the giants observed a moment of silence in honor of blue. both the team and fans say he'll be remembered for his contributions to the community. >> well, it's sad because he was a great pitcher. you know, he played for both the a's and the giants. and he should be in the hall of fame. so we lost a good friend and a good player. >> great giants player. did a lot for the organization and for the city of san francisco. so, i think, you know, every giants fan feels the loss. >> and tributes are pouring in from people across the baseball field. another legendary a's pitcher dave stewart tweeting, vida blue, rest in peace. i remember watching a 19-year-old phenom dominate baseball and at the same time alter my life. there are no words for what you have meant to me and so many others. my heart goes out to the blue family. in a statement the a's said, there are few players with a more decorated career than vida, adding he'll always be a franchise legend

so instead of having to give vaccines, could be used by other kansas as well. this is the big cope here. and researchers have been trying to, to produce m r n a vaccines for, for decades. now that has been some positive results just earlier this year for higher risk melanoma. but what's special and striking in this pancreatic cancer situation is that's research was called at the cold cancer. so a cancer that usually hides from the immune system and a vaccine, of course, wants to boost the immune system. so people would not expect that it works. so it would work so well in this particular setting. and this is part of the surprise. people say if it works here, it's very likely that it might work for other kansas as well. okay, so a brief what then about cost, cuz that's what it always comes down to. this treatment is expensive. um, it was like or shy in the founder of my own text that's it was able to redo, they were able to reduce from $350000.00 to $100000.00 for treatment, but it stays an expensive treatment with need which needs a lot of logistics and highly

the second time, when we went to kansas city, it was legal in kansas, they had actually voted on it thatay. it was a hot issue, but the reason that the doctor denied us was because it was too politically heated in that environment right now and they did not want to do anything that resembles an abortion. >> michelle, two mylissa point, lawmakers in missouri pointed out that the problem with the abortion law in that state is that it's too vague. the language is too vague in that statute, and it's going to confuse doctors and hospital administrators. we've seen this happening in other states as well, where women are facing life-threatening emergencies during their pregnancies but are being turned away. you know you noted, a couple of minutes ago, the biden administration last year issued guidance to hospitals that abortion should be considered to be stabilizing care. what do you think needs to change to fix this problem and -- in a post-roe overturned world? >> i think that melissa's story just really underscores the legal chaos and public health crisis that's been a reality ever since the

and many experts are actually convinced that if it works here, it will work for other kansas as well as well. people is going to ask, is this going to cost a lot? well, we're shying. who is the founder of biotech and was involved in the research set that's during the last couple of years. they were able to reduce costs from $350000.00 to $100000.00, photos, which is still a lot of money, but has cancer treatment is expensive. so there is some improvements and they were also able to reduce the production to on the 6 weeks. and as patients need some time to recover of the surgery, it's actually pretty goods. but what's not clear, and this might be the biggest problem here, is that right now we have 2 or 3 tensor or centers of the world that are able to produce this. and we want the vaccine. that's a boat that we can distribute around the well as are the sites i'm out of contact from dw science tech, not to portugal where police are categorize a new search for modeling mccann, the british child who disappeared in the southern outgoing region. 16 years ago. this is the full search for it

degree i' english at illinois college in jacksonville, and his master's degree from the university of kansaslawrence a city with additional ties to douglas and lincoln through the turmoil produced by douglas's kansas nebraska act of 1854 he worked as state house reporter for illinois state register before embarking on career of public relations and working for a illinois university company and served as executive director of the historical society of quincy and adams county. jay is a professor of history at the university of florida. where he teaches courses in the civil war era, 19th century america and american women's history. he's the author of numerous books including receiving aaron children philadelphia liverpool and irish migration to 1855 america joan of ark of anna elizabeth dickinson and studying of the northern home front during civil war. he's the coed tore with gary w. gallagher of lens of war exploring iconic photographs of the civil war. and civil war places seeing conflict through eyes of the leading historians most recent book is the politics -- northern democrats in the am

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to showcase the capabilities of kansas military posts and the support of our army soldiers. the united states is in the midst of one of the most challenging national security situations of my lifetime. and the army is critical to the support of the security of our nation. the army is critical to the future of our country. this administration's army's budget request for f y 2024 does not adequately address these concerns. assuming the best inflation estimates, the army's f y 2024 request represents a real growth rate of a negative, a negative 2.4%. as cochair of the senate army caucus and a member of the subcommittee, it is my priority that the army have the resources necessary to fill the national security obligations. we continue to hear of the ongoing recruiting crisis within the army. the force will look different from just two years ago, roughly 35,000 below its f y 2022 authorized in strength of 485,000 soldiers. congress should be informed of all the alternatives as the army considers options to manage the significant reduction. let's work with you. let's work together

over in kansas, the on—track fights were a little more literal after tempers boiled over in the nascard noah gragson had come together on track at the kansas speedway and after the race gragson took exception to being spun around and shoved chastain before receiving a punch from the driver known for his aggressiveness behind the wheel. gragson said, "the guy runs into everyone. no one confronts him and i'm sick and tired of it." lots more on the website and app but that is all your sport for now. breaking news. in the past hour it has been a noted ambulance workers across south—east england will strike from tomorrow lunchtime. members of the unite union will fork out at 12 noon until ten at night. the action comes after workers at south east coast ambulance service rejected the government 25% pay offer and one off payment of at least £1655 to top up last year's salary. a spokesperson for the department of health and social care said the deal on the table was a fair and generous one. gp surgeries in england will receive £2110 million to improve the technology they use to improve the tec

without kansas city know it out of missouri would've heard of kerri s truman. political base and good times with the mpr affiliates when is out there and i hope to t be bak soon. the truman estimate the idea of the book came to me when i was researching my last book to help war harry truman desegregated the american military. what we now know as the civil rights movement began with the effort to desegregate america's military. when harry truman was the first president in the post- civil rights era include president roosevelt first president to openly express public sympathy all white audiences about the plight of their fellow american citizens you happen to be african-american. will be denied their rights. and to the research about america's military which is now the largest diverse institution. actually kind of began researching my first book with thurgood marshall and they're working through the judicial system. how here he truman became the first president to do what we now expect o of our presidents which is to use the judicial branch as often we called fra

i had just said this to senator marshall of kansas.d senator tim scott announces on monday but you know what he has just done? senator tim scott of the great state of south carolina has just filed paperwork today to run for president in 2024. scott is expected to make his official announcement that his presidential campaign is in full gear on monday. monday morning, in fact, we're told, in north charleston. senator scott has filed to run for the white house. the gop nomination in 2024. and we'll continue to cover the news. republicans in the house and senate are demanding answers from the national institutes of health after two young people committed suicide during a taxpayer funded study which was focusing on transgender youth. alexandria hoff is live in washington, d.c. >> good to be with you. this study involved 315 trans identifying subjects. most under 18 and all recruited from four gender care clinics across the u.s. the study is titled psycho social functioning in transgender use after two years on hormones published by the "new

and >> this is a pretty remarkable isn't a grant. >> extremely the a's are in kansas city tonight forainst the royals. the a's beat the royals 12 to 8, but it was just a terrible start to the broadcast for the teams. longtime announcer glenn kiper, who during a pre-game show accidentally it seems said the rocket tory word on air the n word. we have bleep it out. take a listen. you know, glenn, you talk about reality. you're walking around in barbecue capital of the country just happened walk by off the brown >> kate, so one of them barbecue joints and you think about your boy, don't be afraid to picking up a jar of barbecue sauce. now. >> i got a taste of the dallas and i are going to talk about it today. we had a phenomenal day today. museum. and arthur bryant's barbecue all in the span of 2 and a half hours. awesome. >> okay. certainly appears that meant to say the name of the museum in kansas city that they visited today, which is the leagues, baseball museum caper issued an apology at the start of the 6th inning. >> just want to well that earlier in the show. said something didn't

kansas city is considering becoming a sanctuary city for the lgbtq plus community. the move seems to go against what the states considering when it comes to gender affirming care, and senator dianne feinstein back in washington today and expected to make a vote, the very latest on the efforts to replace her since it's the first time she's been back since mid f stepping in to help settle the strike. san francisco supervisors unanimously called on the district attorney to release video of fatal shooting of a suspected shoplifter by a security guard what one supervisor is proposing that could help prevent such incidents in the future. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian everyone up, frank mallicoat today wednesday , may the 10th and i took a peek back here gasia. there is no blue sky to be had let's check in with steve and find out what's the skinny on our weather on this wednesday. there's not a lot. oh, my gosh, are camera here, okay, we're washing it. i just i thought oh, my gosh, it's raining. no somebody somebody's cle

and nascar and kansas city this weekend.he final left kyle larson in the number five car trying to hold off denny hamlin number 11 they make contact hamlin gets by hamlin gets the wind breaking a drought of 33 races in which he had failed to win. now, you might think larson and hamlet would get into it after this rate. this is ross chastain and else. eithensover something number one in points is getting to know each other there are flying in their cars. trading pain. yeah your team shows up tomorrow. we don't know the thing about playoff basketball is the only time you potentially see the same team seven games in a row. so adjustments change is always a factor. we've seen that in the first three games. let's see what happens at number four will talk about it more sports wrapped. absolutely thank you, 11. this is almost like a slap in the face, essentially um to our lowrider community moved to block some freeway exits in san jose this weekend prompts calls for an investigation. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now.

capabilities of kansas military posts. the united states is in the midst of one of the most challenging national security situations of my lifetime. the army is critical to the support of security of our nation. the army is critical to the future of our country. this army budget request for fy 2024 does not address these concerns. the request represents a real growth rate of a negative 2.4%. it is my priority at the army have the resources necessary to fulfill the national security obligations. we hear the recruiting crisis within the army. the force will look different from two years ago. congress should be informed of all the alternatives the army considers options to manage the reduction. let's work with you to find satisfactory solutions and help the army in its recruitment efforts. we do overcome this deficit of soldiers. no one wants to see the army return to a tiered readiness model. i think the retention is critical. it will set the army back at a time when the need for a ready army is as essential as ever. army se

candidly i didn't know the museum was in kansas city.ansas city without stopping in for a visit and i hope others do likewise. >> i hope so too, because, michael, we had just announced our plans to build a brand-new 30,000 foot stand-alone negro league baseball museum just a few days before this happened. so i was riding a tremendous high. this notion of building a new museum even though it's going to cost us about $25 million to build it, appearnd i've gotten of congratulations on having to raise $25 million in order to do this. but i understand people were excited and i was excited. then this happened and you find yourself embroiled in something that was not your doing, but again, it comes with the territory. i do think a lot of people have learned about the negro league baseball museum and i hope we continue to see a lot of people who make their way here. as we record this, the washington nationals are walking through this museum right now. >> awesome. >> it never gets old. we always enjoy when young athletes come here. >> all right.

he was talking about visiting the league museum in kansas city museum yesterday, but it sounded liked a different word to describe the museum. about one hour later during the broadcast, glen kuiper had this to say. >> a little bit earlier in the show, i said something, it didn't come out quite the way i wanted it to, and i just wanted to apologize, if it sounded different than i meant it to be said. >> the a's issued a statement on twitter calling his language unacceptable and said they are working to address the situation. today the president of the baseball museum released a statement asking the public to forgive glen kuiper. he said the and word has no place in our society but he is inclined to forgive. the president said he was genuinely excited to be at the museum when he welcomed him yesterday. >>> negotiations continue between the oakland teachers union and the school districts, more than 3000 teachers have been on strike since thursday, saying the district is not bargaining in good faith on its new contract. teachers are asking for higher pay in smaller classes and more resou

then, a car chase began at kansas and 25th and ended with that crash on 16th street and potrero in the mission. that is where we find our shawn chitnis. what we know so far about all of this? >> reporter: we do know that one person died and at least four for injured. i'm going to step away so you can see where they are starting to open up this intersection and they continue to clean up the scene as they are able to move some of the vehicles involved in the crash out of the intersection but there is still so much damage to the stores that are right next to where this crash happened so there will be plenty of cleanup that needs to continue throughout the day. as you mentioned, this all started with a carjacking and then this actual car chase. police tell us this happened around 10:00 a.m. they say the suspect carjacked a city-owned truck on folsom and mabini st officers were able to notice the stolen car nearly 4 miles away on kansas and 25th. that is when the actual car chase began and it ends here with the truck smashing into the side of the building where there are a couple of stores

every state is a border state, including my own of kansas p. if we truly want to help migrants then we need to create a fair and humane asylum process and need to stop the illegal crossing at the southern border. americans, kansans are tired of paying the cost of inaction to make any serious policy changes at the southern border. the administration has made clear that it is unwilling to take the meaningful action necessary. while it is easy to criticize the administration, let me also say that it also means that it's up to this congress, this legislative body, to work together to find solutions in this regard, solutions that ensure our national safety, establish a humane asylum process and end the crisis at the southern border. madam president, i yield thethi.

. >> chatting about his day in kansas city where the team is playing. more than an hour later, he apologized during the game. >> welcome back. welcome back. i wanted to, a little earlier in the show, i said something that didn't come out quite the way i wanted it to. and i wanted to apologize if it -- it sounded different than i meant it to be said. i just wanted to apologize for that. >> they visited the negro league museum earlier in the day. the a's issuing this statement. it reads in part, the language used by glen kuiper is unacceptable. we do not condone such language. we are working to address the situation. the a's game on nbc sports california which is our sister station. >>> after two days of picketing, there is a proposal on the table tonight but it may not be enough to end the oakland teacher's strike. that means come monday, teachers might still be walking and parents and students might still be scrambling. tom is in oakland with how families are coping. >> reporter: oakland education association team members comb through the latest contrac

jackson mahomes was arrested this morning in johnson county, kansas. court documents allege he unlawfully and feloniously touched someone in a sexual manner who did not give consent. he made a brief court appearance this afternoon. his next appearance is set for next week. >>> security on alert days before the coronation of england's newest king. a man was arrested outside buckingham palace on suspicion of possessing a weapon. the palace says the man had a knife and threw what appeared to be shotgun cartridges on the ground. a motive is not known but authorities say the sdimt is not believed to be terrorism related. the palace says security will be increased starting today to prevent any sort of disruption. the coronation of king charles is this saturday at westminster abbey. that coronation ceremony will include over 7,000 soldiers. the military practice is part of the early hours of the morning today. thousands of soldiers marched from buckingham palace to westminster abbey, the route monarchs charles and camilla will be traveling to be crowned. afte

he is accused of assaulting a waiter and forcibly kissing the female own of a kansas city restaurantollowing the story for us, vaughn, what for can you tell us? >> reporter: sunrise jackson mahomes was formally detained turning himself in to the johnson county detention center in overland park, kansas. jackson mccarthy is the brother of star kansas city chiefs quarterback, patrick mahomes but he's risen to his own prominence on his brother's coattails become a social media influencer, big on tiktok and instagram and this event goes back to february in which there was an incident on february 25th in which in overland park, kansas, a 40-year-old restaurant owner says that jackson mahomes not only shoved a waiter but then upon attempting to address him about that particular incident alleges that jackson mahomes then forcibly kissed her. she says that there are marks, bruises that show this and that there is surveillance footage that shows this incident play out. now, here this afternoon jackson mahomes is being formally arraigned set and held on $100,000 bond. the attorney for jackson m

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three people were killed after a shots rang out at a kansas city nightclub in the early morning hours on sunday. the club is located in the middle of a residential area and what one witness told our kansas city affiliate, that one of the victims was working at the lounge as a security guard >> police have not said whether anyone has been arrested detectives are asking anyone with information to come forward. >>> an arizona high school student was arrested on friday after police say he brought an assault rifle and ammunition to his campus according to the phoenix police department, officials at boston high school alerted authorities after others on campus told them that the 15-year-old student may have a gun the school went into lockdown once fishes were notified, and the student was later arrested in the main office officials discovered that the report was accurate, allegedly finding more ammunition in the student's backpack and lunch box. the student, who has not been publicly identified remains in custody and is fact serious felony charges represent 5tives for the police and the sch

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the club is located in the middle of a residential area one witness told our kansas city affiliate that one of the victims was working at the lounge as a security guard police have not said whether anyone has been arrested detectives are asking anyone with information toe come forward. >>> president biden returned to washington late sunday night and will jump right back into negotiations with republicans as the june 1 deadline to avoid default rapidly approaches this comes amid renewed warnings from the treasury secretary on the consequences the u.s. faces if the debt ceiling is not raised nbc's peter alexander has the full story >> reporter: with the nation staring down a potentially catastrophic default just a week and a half away, president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy agreeing to meet one-on-one at the white house. the president en route back from japan, calling mccarthy from aboard air force one the top republican describing the call as productive. >> he walked through some of the things he is still looking at, he is hearing from his members i walked through things i'm lo