right and kansas itself. jim lane, as part of the first attempt to get kansas entered into the country as a free state with the topeka constitution, which lane was a part of that group concurrently a vote for black exclusion, the state. so my question is from the perspective of, the soldiers who fight for the union and i don't know what kind of archival records we have there their diaries. i'm not sure but i don't know. have you come across any thinking on the part of the soldiers that serving would help secure those kinds of rights, even in states in north were those laws were commonplace. i mean there's a different calculation going on in terms of the south, but you know, why are soldiers saying black soldiers saying that they're agreeing to fight? is this a is there an idea that if we service soldiers will be able more likely to secure those rights, even among white northerners who may be anti-slavery, but are certainly not sympathetic to granting those rights. yes. yes. there's no question that for an we

families in kansas and across the country deserve so much better. as a member of congress i do have the opportunity to work on things we can have a direct impact on this stuff we passed the lower food and fuel cost which strengthens competition in the agricultural sector helps idolize some of the prices. and also supported the price gouging prevention act which is aimed at making sure the big corporations aren't able to take advantage of working families at the checkout line i spent time on the ground whether at home hosting roundtable with arkansas businesses with local grocers, the collapse we got in the kansas third or working a shift of the price chopper which is our grocery store, one of our grocery stores. there are ways we can better understand his problems. this stuff is not just about economics it is of course huge but not just economic it's also about the fairness. every family should be able to afford to put the groceries on the table every night. family should be able to do that without being at the mercy of corporate grief. i think the

yo me despido desde kansas city. sin 1 de sus técnicos, más bien sin el técnico. vamos a las acciones porque iba a venir al minuto 91 esta jugada. el centro, el despeje y entonces luis romo iba a volver a meter este balón al área. aparecía allan pulido para tirarse así de tijera y luis gabriel rey, el jovencito. el central, aprovechaba el rebote y con este uno a 0 el guadalajara lo terminó ganando y se llevó los 3 puntos y asciende en los puntos en los puestos de la liguilla. en el basquetbol. el mejor básquetbol del planeta. porque hoy los golden state warriors llegaban a este partido sin jimmy butler y eso iba a hacer que cortaran su racha de victoria. vamos a las acciones porque hoy no pudieron detener a philadelphia, que venía aquí. en esta jugada donde caían los puntos. y después stephen curry, con su primera clavada en 6 años y a pesar de tener hoy 29 en su cuenta personal, paul george iba sentenciarlo para que se llevara la victoria el conjunto de philadelphia. mientras tanto, los sacramento kings iban a perde

and the archivist at the at the rare books room at kansas. i have something you might be interested in and what it was was a of the first edition of emerson's nature which in and of itself is fairly i think they were only there were less than 500 of those printed at the time but it was the that he gave to his and mary moody emerson and it was inscribed to her and i broke out into a sweat and asked to look at it and and when i did, i found marginalia in there. so marginalia something that i love. i wrote about the first copy of charles darwin's book, come to the united states and the marginalia that was scribbled all over that book. mary moody emerson did scribble all over that book. but she did make her feelings known in some key passages. and that is to say, there are moments where you can tell she's proud of her nephew, ralph waldo emerson, and that she she is moved by he has written and she there are also moments where she feels he's gone too far he's violated the the sort of calling of the minister that she had always wanted him to fulfil

this is kansas resident colin mcroberts, who is joining us. colin, thanks for being here. >> thank you very much for having me. it's a pleasure. >> yeah. so we watched that. a spokesperson for senator marshall's office said it was democratic operatives who sabotaged that town hall. are you a democratic operative? were there democratic operatives there? >> i am. >> not a. >> democratic operative. i do not believe any democratic operatives were there. frankly, i paid out of my own pocket to be there. i had to drive for hours because he won't come to our part of the state and stay overnight in a lovely little motel in oakley at my own expense, because it was the only way to see the senator. i don't think any operatives were there anybody from the democratic party and the people i talked to afterwards were mostly republicans and locals. one woman was a farmer and the seed business, and she was very unhappy with the way the town hall had gone because she had questions he wouldn't answer. and so while a lot of people drove in from the rest of the st

in rural western kansas.s reports, the room was only meant to hold about 20 people, but about twice as many showed up. again, this is a rural community. about 2000 people live in this town. it's nearly a four hour drive from wichita. more than five hours from kansas city. i want you to watch what happens in this video when senator marshall is asked, asked about those cuts, particularly those that have an impact on the jobs of military veterans. >> i'm a guy who breathe. i'm a conservative democrat. >> and you. >> don't find very. >> many of us, right? but there is very, very much. the things that they're wanting to do. cut the fraud and waste in government. i believe that those are very laudable things to do, and i fully support that. but i think that the way that we are going about it is so wrong. yes. unintended consequences. yes. what you're doing right now, what the government is doing right now as far as cutting out those jobs, a huge percentage of those people. and i know you care about the veterans. th

haskell says it welcomes more than 800 students every year to their campus in kansas. and those young people represent nearly 150 indian nations and tribes across the country. what's true with hbcus is true with tribal universities. haskell is underfunded. and this could put their ability to stay open at risk. the haskell foundation is now seeking donations with the hopes of of raising $350,000 included in what they are hoping to fund are temporary contract extensions for custodial staff and dining services, and part time coaches. >> haskell. >> heads up. >> haskell. >> well, this happened this week. students protested outside the kansas state capitol. the fighting for funding to be restored. not wanting to give up on their school, just like their women's basketball coach is not giving up on the team. with us now is the haskell women's basketball coach, adam strom, and one of his student athletes, star her many horses. thank you both for being with me. coach, i want to start with you. it was february 14th. i believe it was. tell me what happened when you learned that y

week most likely contender would be mickey bowman on the board a former state bank commissioner of kansast offered the job and we are wondering if chairman jay powell is going to keep status quo, and keep all the rules and regulations on the banks absorb this job himself, as chairman of the fed and also there is a committee in place, to oversee bank supervision but michael barr was the guy liz so far we do not have a replace continent does jay powell want to keep status quo nor odds from doge federal government cutting staff. liz: first of all. i would say this, one of the reasons that inflation went through the roof under joe biden, was because from spending went out of control. and as those trillion dollars were al indicated by congress motivated by president jay powell was mute never said anything, about the fiscal said of balance sheet raised interest rates to bring, inflation under control but my view is he has been a terrible federal reserve chairman nowo never weighed in on that why now want to basically reverse expectations, expectations are that the regulatory climate will become

figure skating championships in kansas when their plane collided with an army blackhawk helicopter. will be forever remembered in all of our daily lives. every time we step on the ice, we'll always think of them. every time we're competing, they'll always be in our hearts. my sister, she was always so funny and she always made everything so positive. and it was always such a fun time around her. it's really great that i have an opportunity to see what olivia was really passionate about, like ice skating. she would would have absolutely loved to see this show. the two hour event featured some of figure skating's biggest names and was co-hosted by bay area olympians brian boitano and kristi yamaguchi. all of the money raised tonight will be donated to the victims families and first responders. well, some positive news when it comes to the health of pope francis. the vatican announced the pope did not need any mechanical ventilation today, indicating that he has overcome possible complications from a respiratory crisis friday. the 88 year old pope is still getting a flow of supplementa

the chair: the gentleman from kansas is recognized for one minute. mr.stes: for four years americans suffered from crippling inflation and massive spending and burdensome regulation. on top of that we're on the verge of increased taxes for families, workers and small businesses if we fail to act. our mandate is to restore and secure our nation both physically and financially. it's critical we pass a bill that enables us to address all these priorities including an extension of the tax cuts and jobs act. in my home state, kansans will see an average of $2200 increase in their taxes if we don't act now and we allow the trump tax cuts to expire. my colleagues on the other side of the aisle have made false claims about this budget resolution that will cut social security. as chairman of the ways and means social security subcommittee, i want to emphasize with the strongest terms as possible this budget resolution does not do a single thing to cut social security. in fact, social security cannot be amended in the budget reconciliation process, the byrd rule p

[ laughter ] yep, the super bowl is set between the kansas city chiefs and philadelphia eagles, but -rs and applause ] fans are still upset over what they felt was biased refereeing in favor of the chiefs. and the refs were already accused of favoring the chiefs when they played the texans. well, for now, more on this, we're joined by one of those refs, steve chambers. steve, welcome to the show. [ cheers and applause ] >> it's great to be here. >> jimmy: so, what is your take on people saying that you're partial to the chiefs? >> it's ridiculous, jimmy. i call it like i see it. we're doing the best job we can. >> jimmy: yeah, but people are saying this is the second game in a row where you were biased. >> look, if the chiefs are offsides, i call it. if the eagles have a false start, i call it. if patrick mahomes smiles at me, gives me finger guns, i melt into a little puddle. [ laughter ] it's all by-the-book stuff. >> jimmy: i'm sorry. what did you -- what did you just say there? >> uh, did you see how cute he looked on sunday? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wait, are you still talking abou

tonight, the quakes playing their first road game against sporting kansas city quakes did not waste any time getting on the boards. 3rd minute cristian arango. >> that's his first goal as a member of the earthquakes. san jose is on the board early and then in the 19th minute, same score off the corner joseph martinez with his 100 17th career. regular season goal that's tied for most 6, most i should and mls history first place. lynn again, 2 to one. they're 2 and o for the first time since 2017. finally to nascar. xfinity series in austin, texas. we saw this race right here on kron 4 and you saw connors ilitch that 18 year-old. we rode course phenom taking the checkered flag for his second career win. when i was 18 years old, i could barely write let alone winning races like that. i mean, it's a crazy thing. but when you got talent, you got talent. yeah, he's got a bright future in the sport. that's amazing. i don't know much about nascar, but i went to school in austin. >> so i know is pretty big deal for them. pretty cool. and it's a big deal for us now having it from this year, which

debt. >> that is republican senator roger marshall in kansas.nd you can hear how upset people were when he said he was leaving early and did not answer that gentleman's question. on tuesday, president trump will make his first joint address to congress and the nation since his reelection. and it will be crucial for trump to reassure voters about his leadership. new cnn polling showing a majority of americans disapprove of how he's leading the country so far. cnn senior white house producer betsy klein is joining us now. and betsy, as we look ahead to tuesday, what is trump expected to focus on? >> well, expect, jessica, that president trump takes a victory lap on his first six weeks in office during this major speech to a joint session of congress on tuesday. now, during those first six weeks, we have seen the president dramatically reimagine the use of executive authority. we've seen him reevaluate and change how he approaches the u.s. role in the world and key u.s. alliances, as well as expanding and changing the size and scope of the federal

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. >>> the quakes in kansas city played with a man down for most of the second half after hernan lopezes a red card, but it doesn't matter too much, because earlier in the game joseph martinez capitalizes off this corner kick to put san jose up by two. the quakes win 2-1. first win in kc since 2015. >>> the dons hosting gonzaga at chase center with a second place on the line in the wcc. but bulldogs are playing their best basketball heading into march. greg finishes with a team high 23 points. gonzaga cruises past usf 95-75. >>> senior night in moraga as saint mary's hosted oregon state with the wcc regular season title already wrapped up. second half, augustus did his best steph curry impression to help the gaels pull away. he finishes with 25 points as saint mary's wins 74-64. they went 17-1 in the conference this season. >>> and maxime renault was honored at stanford's senior night as the cardinal hosted smu. and renault left it all on the court for his last game at the farm. second half, throws down a two-handed slam then up three in the final seconds he brings the house down with

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being asked to leave the white house and moss is it is ready to complete the remaining ages of the kansas. the spot deals, the best buy's ending in a mouse has said no progress has been made and tools to reach the 2nd degree. the accused as israel and preaching some parts of the agreements. and it as well as military is demolishing palestinian homes in the north, shuns ricky g can fits happening days off to the fullest, fully evicted, thousands of people from the area and supposedly converted some homes and some military outposts. video footage from british newspaper. the guardian shows the last moments of a 12 year old palestinian boy. i am an i'll humbly before he was chosen killed by his ready forces during a ride on hebron. more than a week ago. the guardian concluded that what sits this case upon us is the clarity of the evidence illustrated by footage from 2 security cameras. the tells the story of the child the last moments. israel has dramatically increase the frequency and intensity of its rides on the occupied westbank. since launched its floor on gallons of 14 palestinian child

i don't know what's involved. conflict awards who the kansas, fred. a. well fred, you know, settles into the seed. is not chancellor. yes. mind you, but he will be um, you know, germany's problems are multitude and multiple allowed them stem from the fact that somebody gets who accounting cue or he blew up the north steam pipe want depriving germany the industrial hurt land of europe, of cheap, reliable, clean russian gas river, a lot of europe's post for growth was down to russian energy. when the soviet union collapse. a lot of these sorted out pipelines were built, german economy boomed, and now they've caught skiing and had off their own puppy. and it's a show the german automotive industry using collapse chinese. i looked at the taking overall volkswagen factories, audi, mercedes benz, all these great, great, great. the german marks are crippled and on their knees. and meanwhile, what's fred doing? fred is telling people about the oncoming. so now me of the season, jeremy know that. oh, he's talking about the wave of a islamic attacks on innocent ci

my food has been speaking to people in kansas city. the palestinians across the garza surf were hoping to start off the holy month of ramadan with a positive note to an end of their suffering and permanent displacement. but as we walked down the market, this small market in the heart of old java city, it's hard to avoid hearing people talking about their fears and concerns over the statements and is really persistence of extending phase one of the steve fire over or rather than moving into phase 2 as agreed upon with the agreements between as well and how much does, how, how about that? because we don't want to more anymore, you know, if it's, you know, we're more than enough from this. we want to leave like all other people of the world. so how i'm really scared, i'm very worried. we need to find jobs and we want to feed our children. and of course, i feel very worried, especially with the presence of this arrogant terrorist group in the is ray, the government. also the presence of trump who encourages israel, causes a loss of concern

thought there was going to be a war and i didn't want to be sitting, you know, at home in the middle of kansas down the street from fort riley when the, let me just say that i feel a lot safer here. right? than i do in america, if actual world war 3 breakdown much, much better to be here, we don't have any kind of defense that could suit anything. i mean, right? something goes on over in the, in the states. it's over me. you know, i remember right before we left, we, uh, we heard reports, the russian nuclear sub just pops his head up right off the coast of dc. hey, we're right here, just so you know, don't forget that we're right here. so there's nothing that you're going to defend against. uh, this goes sideways for the whole world. hey, girls. see this house? what are some of the, the learning flooding the so we're on the way to meet somebody who is pretty famous here in russia. he's a farmer and ex pats has been here since the 19 ninety's, so he should give us an interesting perspective on how things have changed here. one of the things he's most known for is cheese. so today i'm hoping tha

2 teams and the eastern conference season is worth 22 points down, but came back to be defending kansas donovan mitchell tops for the, for the cabs with 41 points, the 17 head of the cell 6 to look at dante to celebrate is his 26th birthday with 31 point. so for the l. a. i say be the city arrivals, the snippets as a 5th street victory and 11th win inspecting games. don't it's going to make this last of the month and now it has some things to that area at the south africa opened golf tournament. the englishman dave with no kids to hold in. one's in the same round. and deb, it's to give you an idea of hardware that is the odds of doing it are 67000000 to one not so formulas. so thank you very much for that. and that set for the college they are in use at all. but stay with us because we are back in just a couple of minutes with organizations developments. thank you for watching the for months on houses era from freight was to seismic shifting us policy on gaza and ukraine. president donald trump is shaking a global publisher to stay updated with the latest development. rigorous debate on

a mouse is, it is ready to complete the remaining stages of the kansas, the spot deal. the 1st phase is ending, and tomas has said no progress has been made and towards to reach the 2nd. the group accused of israel or preaching some parts of the agreements. when we return now to ukraine with the public is rallying around the president, following his disastrous meeting at the white house on friday. and he's in 3 wide debate between donald trump, his vice president, and the ukranian leader ended with the landscaping us to leave the white house, tell stress, it has more from case the military recruitment post is everywhere in the great in capital the, all these drive for mobile soldiers may have just got more urgent of to what's happened at the white house. right now you live on tv, what's being described as a historical and unprecedented diplomatic. this all stuck between the president, the modem is zalinski, gives us counterparts. donald trump propaganda, vice president j. d vance disagreed so serious that he could determine who wins this war and influence the shaping of

top 2 teams in the eastern conference seasons or 22 points down but came back to beat to defending kansas donovan mitchell top school for the cabs with 41 points and new cut down to to celebrate to these 26th birthday with 31 points for the lakers and say beat their city arrivals. the clippers is a 5th street victoria and 11th win inspecting game frontage, joins to make his last month the biggest start and baseball. so here tommy is warming up nicely for new season officers sold the surgery. he didn't take longer to find his ranch in spring training, smashing a home run for the los angeles still does it guess his former teams, the angels. they'll just say the 1st game of regular season in tokyo, this month about so as well for me 100 back to next. so great, thank you very much. thanks but sorry about this news. i but i will be back in a couple of minutes and i'll have another half hour of used to perhaps we'll see you then bye for now the, the games active shifting power dynamics. all you have to do is flip the switch and he has a thorough tearing state divided opinion. you can listen to

well, he wants to supply uh tours me so i was easy to down in kansas, but he is expanding the war difficult for months ago is what it is. and, you know, there is so much talk in the west of how we comp, trust the russians, and that's why you know, the ukraine must have absolute guarantees and so forth. but the point is, of course, that the russians has at least equally good reason not to trust us. given some of the, the number of agreements that the west is broken, a little circle was um, you know, as a russian expert said to me recently, unit know, agreement made with us can be trusted beyond 4 years because of elections. and you know, another policy comes in and simply tags everything up. but do you kind of the, the or pins would be insane to, you know, undermine a piece processing new crane. because that would infuriate trump and it really might leave the europeans like trumps as they all are undermining them. jumps as they are undermining the base agreement and the coolest front and britain. have you in security council vito's? so the united states rush here in china. conte team up and

and this isn't as rarely car was kansas, but this is the so called south of the junction, which is a common place for sense list to throw stones at biasing posted in vehicles. hundreds of cars. and this is the check points around them, all of which is a tiny section of a just to leave the town for any reason. you need to stand in line for hours and hours and hours the under the 1st. i've done it when we bought the hospital because of the zip code was given. was that daina charges and that's good to you or somebody to medina and johnny margie's having taken a mess of detroit. we finally got the singles, which is under constant attack by side window is offensive, which has really completely blocked off out of 6 roads that lead into the village. and the one is open right now. and this break lot has been funding they have for here the phone. so since that before the 7 and the 3, obviously the 1st 5 to wire at the end so that people cannot someone's walk in the road over here on the one side it's open, but then the other side, it leads directly. it's a sense of the cars are completely inc

the multi phone bill which which buttons cargo and phones when santo and makes kansas corn, you know, cheap. that gets dumped into mexico and mexican mexican mexican farmers and mexican campus. seeing those can compete with it. and so, so within the 1st 5 years of nap to something like 5000000 people lost their farms in mexico and, and the people sign after and design after new, it would create this dislocation. and that's why they simultaneously move, starting to get them to withdraw as the border and shut down the board of us. they've thought that that would keep that would last. so you post policies that take people out there for. yeah. and then when they're fleeting, the goals go somewhere. we close the door. yeah. same thing with 80. you know, the policies, you know, when bill clinton return, john, but from the i received the power after the cool, he only did it on condition that irish steed adopt a whole set of policies that go into the rubric, neo liberalism, you know, cutting subsidies in tariffs that protected, say haitian rice volume is where haitian cement build is, and a,

from they don't or that they would go over to participate in the strict construction mainly out of kansas. you can discuss who is going to take care of. that's what's going to receive. the money was going to deal with the the fee sync up reconstruction of augusta then you, you can think about the probation. i would go a manual, probably something, look at the government that's going to deal with that. but in this stage, i think it's difficult to think that's how much would be out of the picture a, i mean this, i mean this, if this is the condition that the smallest it's expecting to move for worked with 2nd stage. it's a kind of impact demand, but it's not going to allow us to, to, to continue. and in terms of the reconstruction of jobs, or that, of course, is going to be a key element of our son that is coming up in the next couple of days. one of that is going to the part of that is the fundamental elements of the uh, uh, the process. a proposal has been put forward by egypt. how do you think that arab summit is playing into the timeline of these? this proposed pause in this is fire top

caught the attention of the incoming fec chair and con drum commissional tour going for them to mas kansaschiefs raid his prosecutor and going to ensure no one is even arrested and endangers cops in the process. the chair of the republican study and committee congressman pfluger. welcome, mr. chairman. tell us what you learned about soros and the mentors of the radio stations? >> trey, thanks for having me. at the end of the day it's about making sure we don't have suppression and censorship of media that we act in a fair way and in is why congress is interested in september of last year and going to see soros purchase 200 radio stations and going for them and fast tracked by the biden administration with the fair trade issues and this flies in the face of that and and going for the republican study and the largest and oldest and most influential policy organization going on capitol hill and he explained to us why he was doing what he was doing and there's a long record throughout the last election season whether it was 60 minutes or saturday night live and doctor that shows you there was

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has endorsed trump mike johnson is trump's plan except for a poppel republicans were from texas and kansasi think people will get on board i go back to the maker first agenda people voted november the fifth, this is what they want from trump and if we need to tweak it we will tweak it. we are watching the sausage get made the white house will be hosting the first ever crypto summit on friday the president is moving forward on establishing the u.s. crypto reserve he posted this untrue social u.s. crypto reserve will elevate the could go industry after years of corrupted tax by the body to administration which is why my executive order on digital assets directed the presidential working group to move forward on a crypto strategic reserve that includes x rp, sol and ada. i'll make sure that the u.s. is a crypto capital of the world. your thoughts what you know about this it presents an opportunity to strengthen the position in the coble financial position. once again president trump is out of head of everybody in the world for that matter in this regard so with getting out ahead of it, will s

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the crowd going nuts including kansas city chiefs quarterback and texas tech alum patrick mahomes whored on the "today" show. >> i know you think you know what you won, but what you don't know is that texas tecech athletics is going to be paying your tuition. adidas and i will make you an honorary membe of team mahomes. we'll be sending a nice care package your way to support your golf game. >> wow. free tuition. now that is one clutch putt. way to go, blake. >>> our first low to a relatable moment for any parent of a young athlete who knows all too well the smell of a postgame uniform. on thursday nba icon steph curry went bananas scoring 56 points in the warriors' win over the orlando magic. steph's mom was at the game in florida, and her son tossed his jersey to her on the way to the locker room. mom clearly touched by the gesture -- that is, until she caught a whiff of her son's number 30. the familiar bouquet of scents after a long, hard-fought game. all of us down here in the postgame family laundry rooms feel you, mom. >>> our next high goes to an irresistible tiktok trend that

the quakes beat sporting kansas city two one last night and they did it, playing a man down for close to a half hour in the match. san jose is now two and zero for the first time to start a season in eight years. i've been impressed with their attitude and their desire to be a good team, so hopefully we can get better and be a team that it's tough to play against, and a team that can win more games than we have in the last couple years and hopefully be a good team by the end of the year. no homers, but he has four runs batted in now. he belts one deep down the left field line. really well struck way back there. indio looked. there's a little excitement for some spring training baseball. luis matos clobbers a solo home run to left. it's his first of the spring. the giants beat the angels 9 to 5. the athletics fall to the dodgers 8 to 4. that's a look at sports. garvin and gia, back to you. thanks, anthony. we're back in 60s. just ahead. a judge overturned his eviction, but his landlord still won't give him his apartment back. now, a legally blind senior could soon end up on the street.

. >>> the quakes in kansas city and played with a man down for most of the second half after lopez receivesard but it did not matter because earlier in the game joseph martinez capitalizes off this corner kick to put san jose up by two and the quakes win to-1, forced win since 2015. >>> he was honored at stanford senior night as the cardinals hosted smu pick of the second half he throws down a two-handed slam and then up three in the final seconds. he brings the house down with this put back dunk as the shot clock expires. he finishes with 26 points, is stanford wins , 73-78. >>> st. mary's won in moraga. 7450 forever oregon state and in berkeley, california win against boston college, 82 to the 71. that is sports. have a great day. >>> sticking with sports, hundreds of bay fc fans geared up for the start of the 2025 season at saturday's fanfest. there were games, giveaways and photo opportunities. sold-out event was a paypal park in san jose. bay fc's season kicks off on march 15th two on the road against the utah royals. >>> president trump said he will pardon the late sports legend pete

tonight, the quakes playing their first road game against sporting kansas city and they didn't waste any time getting on the scoreboard. 30 kris jenner on go with his first goal as a member of the earthquakes, san jose on the board early 19th minute now. same score off the corner. kick josef martinez. well, he's 100 17th career regular season go. that's tied for 6th. most in mls history. the quakes win again. they're 2 and oh, for the first time since 2017 finally tonight, let's get to nascar xfinity series in austin, texas. the site right here on kron 4. how about connor zilisch the 18 year-old rowan course prodigy takes the checkered flag for his second career win. busy day of sports. we'll send it back over to you. >> and then. coming we have busy day. the weather center. i'm not a weather is back a chance of some scattered showers details after the showers details after the break. we're in a volcano. to test finish ultimate against tough burnt-on stains. finish ultimate breaks them down, cuts grease, and boosts shine, for the ultimate clean. even on the toughest stains. we're in

listen, what happened when senator roger marshall of kansas suddenly left his contentious town hall duringa question and answer session about u.s. veterans getting fired? >> but what you're doing right now, like the government is doing right now, as far as cutting out those jobs, a huge percentage of those people. and i know you care about the veterans. the veterans. yes. and that is a shame. yes. yes. that is a yes. >> i'm not a democrat, but i'm worried about the veterans man. yes, sir. thank you. all right. well. >> i yield it to. >> um. >> one of my my elders, and i appreciate his comments. um, i think it's a great. i'm not going to. we don't have time for anyone to stand up. i do got two more commitments today. appreciate everybody making the drive out. and god bless america. thank you. >> thank you. our our next. who? is going to take pictures with you, buddy? right. to vote you out. >> joining us now is doug jackson. he is a marine veteran. he is one of many federal employees who has been among the trump administration's firings. he recently lost his probationary job at the irs. dou

many of those skaters attended in kansas.here's part of what she told me. >> the last class of the. >> day was mine. >> oh my gosh. >> and on ice class. and then q&a they did with me. >> over there. >> last two. >> things on that fateful on that fateful day. >> oh my gosh. and it's such a special experience for a lot of the skaters to have been part of that. and then when you learned that this crash occurred and so many of those skaters that you had just interacted with were on that plane, i mean, what what have you been going through? >> i think i think what a lot of people. >> in. >> the skating community. >> have been going through, i saw i saw so many of them at the airports. and to know that there weren't that many flights out of wichita left that day. i connected through chicago. just a few gates down was the one connecting, you know, through. uh. dca. and to know that those skaters aren't there anymore, i, you know, i spent most of, you know, the time before i boarded my flight, which took off an hour earlier, uh, spea

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