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chris and kansas city, we will go to you. caller: i just want to thank you for your military service but also for the great service that you are doing for our community in the kansas city area because like you were saying, there was nothing. i have annexed brother in law who's ptsd was terrible. he had done tours in iraq and afghanistan with something similar to what you had. i am also a ptsd survivor. once i could get out of my head so much and got some guidance and help, i also started a nonprofit. it really helps to pay back and give back, you have just done wonderful work. the tiny house villages incredible. i just wanted to thank you not only for your military service, but the great service that you are doing for folks in kansas city and we miss you and state politics but i know that is not the right place for you now, especially here. host: let's asked that question chris? any more political runs from you? guest: the politics question, look, i have a very complete answer to this in the book. you should buy it. here is w

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the early 19 '90s he came to kansas city to speak. i'm sure he won't remember this. i was conducting a campaign with petitions, banners, bumper stickers to bring real grass to the field at royals stadium. i was honored to sit next to him at lunch he gave me a learned disposition on the seven layer composition of grass at camden yards. i think he was on the orioles board at that point. we talked of the great groundskeeper whose work i was defending. george will was 25 commissioners revolutionize those to the existential benefit of the kansas city royals. i hope he has a 2005 world series ring. and he signed my petition too. perhaps along with this lecture series on churchill and his times is my one lasting contribution to civilization. and life activities central to george will's war he came back to kansas city again, i'm not going to remember this picture speak for the banquet i worked for in early 2000. i invited him to go with me to the negro league museum and told me he'd already been there early that morning. so he was on the advisory board. a citizen at work. i

tim i appreciate the induction, and in the early 1990s, george will consist of kansas city, i'm sure you will remember this, i was conducting a fan campaign with positions and banners and bumper stickers to bring real grass field to the royals stadium. i was honored to sit next to him at lunch, and you gave me a learned disposition on a seven layered composition of the grass at the yards. i think he was on the oriole's board at that point. we talked of the genius of -- the great groundskeeper who is done great work defending. the -- of major league baseball, he was one of the five commissioners who revolutionized finances to the existential benefits of the kansas city royals. i hope he has a 2005 royals world series ring. and he signed my petition to. that perhaps, along with this lecture series on churchill and his times, it's my one lasting contribution to civilization. civilization and citizenship are words, concepts and really life activities central to george will's work. he came back to kansas city, again i'll probably not remember this, but to speak for the bank that i worked

and in the early 1990s, george came to kansas city to speak. i'm sure you will remember this but i was conducting a fan campaign with petitions and banners and bumper stickers to bring real grass to the field at royals and now coffin stadium. i was honored to sit next to him at lunch and he gave me a learned this position on the seven layered composition of the grass at camp in yards. i think he was on the oriole's at that point. we talked of the genius of georgetown, and the great ground speed peak -- the finances of major league baseball, for as long as one of the five i think commissioners who revolutionized those finances to the existential benefit of the kansas city royals. i hope he has a 2005 world series rain. and he signed my petition to. that perhaps along with this lecture series on churchill and his times and his time is one of my last last contribution to civilization. civilization and citizenship our words, concepts and really electric activities central to toward worlds work. he came back to kansas city again, i'm probably not re

and they're on their way heading towards kansas city. anyway, long story short. this captain was trying to come around the river and he just put too much steam on in fact a stave tied with a dog went 600 yards blown in the air, you know the distance of a football six football fields, and it was incredible. so this happened april 1952. and about two dozen latter-day saints were killed among others, but the lexington citizens were heroic. i mean they raised money to bury the dead instead of finishing them off. remember the extermination order still in effect and they took in some orphan children, they so and along with raising the money to bury the dead money to send them on to the salt lake valley. so there was truly compassion that we shown and i see this is kind of a turning point in some ways. that later would be built upon in order to build bridges with between latter days saints and the neighbors and years to come. here's a picture of hh gratz who was one of those citizens who helped to raise money. abraham was moot. we have a smooth building on byu campus. h

blues minor league team that was operated by the yankees, then they were going to the kansas city monarchs in the same city. apparently there was this belief that white baseball was a superior brand nevertheless the all star game that was annual event brought out people and in their sunday best and it was a ritual. and it helped as root force the predicted it would create opportunities for black entrepreneurs. and when the -- leagues died in 1955, that was the trade-off integration brought blacks in better and and jackie commented on that. he he had reservations about the -- leagues atmosphere. he felt that in train is hard. they didn't they they were not as well respected and so he had some negative feelings and that alienated some of his players and by the way, he was not the best -- league baseball player. to enter the major leagues as the pioneer monty irvin had a better record as a -- league baseball player larry dobie had a superior record. so jackie was chosen for the right reasons by branch rickey. he was an officer in the army. he was a gentleman he was about to be marrie

chris and kansas city, we will go to you.ler: i just want to thank you for your military service but also for the great service that you are doing for our community in the kansas city area because like you were saying, there was nothing. i have annexed brother in law who's ptsd was terrible. he had done tours in iraq and afghanistan with something similar to what you had. i am also a ptsd survivor. once i could get out of my head so much and got some guidance and help, i also started a nonprofit. it really helps to pay back and give back, you have just done wonderful work. the tiny house villages incredible. i just wanted to thank you not only for your military service, but the great service that you are doing for folks in kansas city and we miss you and state politics but i know that is not the right place for you now, especially here. host: let's asked that question chris? any more political runs from you? guest: the politics question, look, i have a very complete answer to this in the book. you should buy it. here is what

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feel-like temperatures will top 100 degrees from northern california to kansas city, to houston.cking the high temperatures elsewhere, 80s in the northeast and northwest, 90s in both chicago and detroit. again, 93, kansas city. >>> coming up, the dispute in the carpool lane as a pregnant woman argues that her fetus is a passenger. >>> but first, the powerful avalanche caught on camera during a mountain tour. when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm, it was the best call i could've made. call the barnes firm now, and find out what your case could be worth. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million >>> back with nature's fury in asia. ten tourists survived this avalanche, they were able to take cover before the ice, snow over-ran them. >>> frightening moments as a landing gear of a spirit airlines's plane caught fire. flying from tampa to atlanta, just hit the runway when officials said its landing gear overheated. passengers were shaken. >> the first time i heard the boom, i'm like, what's going on? but nobody looked around at first and the

i'm from kansas city, i don't know if my kansas city urban league chapter is here but she is incrediblemaybe it is those folks working in direct contact with our leaders who run our community-based organizations. we have almost 300 community-based organizations across the country. we need to not only get to know each other, we need to work closely together so we can advance this agenda. we need more of that now more than ever. >> this conversation could go on, but we have an administrator, the secretary on deck. we want to ask each of you for two quick closing thoughts. if you will say to our audience, what should they go back and do or forward? melanie? it's not going to be that bad in november. we try to go absentee voting, we have to make sure our people note that they are registered, they haven't been purged, to make sure if they have, they can't wait until labor day. trust and believe. if you do that, i think that will go a long way in helping us mitigate the situation because we don't have the voting rights. >> melanie campbell, go ahead. >> i think of audrey lord's words revoluti

you walk into the kansas city v.a.ical center, and you unload on the psychiatrist all of this stuff you have been dealing with, that you had been hiding for years. persistent anger, even suicidal ideation. what was the tipping point for you? what got you to the point where you had to tell someone that you needed help? jason: it had been building up for 11 years, and in the months i found out before i went to the v.a. it felt like while i had been getting worse for a long time, i seemed to be getting worse faster, and it scared me. and i was having these suicidal thoughts, but i also knew that i did not want to want to kill myself. so i called the v.a. veterans crisis line, and i remember calling in sort of a mindset that was real sheepish, like kind of an imposter syndrome feeling like they are going to tell me keep this channellear, there are people who really need help. and what happened instead was one of the first questions i got was the woman on the other end asked me if i had suicidal thoughts. this was a couple

louis and in your city, kansas city, missouri.ation will help bring that number down? >> i think it's an important start. it is in no way everything that we need to see happen. but when you have statistics like the fact that the number one cause of death for children is firearms, you recognize we need to do something. this legislation speaks both to red flag laws, closing the boyfriend loopholes and more than anything, i think it shows us we can build on more and better legislation as time goes on. we do not have to live with gun violence just being a part of everyday live where you're at a bar, a grocery store, or sadly an elementary school. >> today, president biden at the event called for a ban on what are called assault weapons or semiautomatic rifles. you along with 27 other mayors from around the country wrote a letter to president biden last year calling for that ban. statistics do show most gun deaths are from handguns, not from these long guns. so why a ban on assault weapons and not on handguns? >> you know, i think when

gibbs, llc, based in kansas city, missouri. some of our concerns are our management did not complete some residents' certifications on time, and no one gave us an explanation why. management suggested we apply for covid relief before the deadline and told us they'd start reinforcing rent collection. management told residents back rent was owed but residents have said that's not accurate. i'm concerned that residents are being held responsible for mistakes that f.k. gibbs are liable for. our files were taken to kansas city, missouri when the housing rights commissioner committee told me our files were not supposed to leave our property. >> clerk: thank you, hope stallings, for your comment. we will take a copy of that letter or if you wanted to hand it to the next individual to continue to read, that would be fine, as well. you each can have two minutes, up to two minutes. >> my name is beatrice, as you know. english is my second language. that's why i asked miss hope to help me. i'm working with this [indiscernible] for a dozen

but he drew $400 a month from the kansas city monarchs. that was top pay for a player in the negro national league. all of the players in the negro national league are not big leaders, but there are enough to say the jackie robinson -- now, of course, none of this is true, either. many of the players who played in the league were major league quality ball players. josh gibson, central page, and i can name you ten more. if they had been allowed to play, they would have a fabulous major league ball players. in fact, in 1939, let's see, i'm trying to think of his name. he owned the browns all those years, help me out. >> -- essential? page >> now, the honor of the rounds. >> in 1939, bill back wanted to buy the philadelphia fillies and take the 15 best negro league ballplayers and put them on the fillies. unfortunately, a couple of the executives in major league baseball found out what he tried to do and sold that team out from under him. but there are plenty of people who knew that african american players in the negro league were just as go

but not quite as you will notice triple digits showing up again friday at 100 and saint louis, kansas city over a hundred million. people across the country are under excessive heat warnings or advisories and saturday gets even more intense across the central us and across parts of the east you were looking at 100s 90s heat warnings, excessive heat warnings and heat advisories are going for much of that region and out west as well. we have excessive heat warnings and heat advisories. so dangerous heat summertime heat for us here in the bay area. we have the fog from our tower cameras. you can see it here and that's going to keep the temperatures in check along the coast just like it did today. we had low 60s to mid 90s on live doppler 7, you can see that it is pretty sucked in at the beaches visibility now down to one mile in half moon bay as you check out what's ahead for the next couple of days high pressure will continue to control our weather so hot inland tomorrow. that's what's all so bringing the excessive heat warnings and advisories across parts of california low pressure though w

. >> it was a busy night for kansas city police responding to a triple shooting. >> kansas city policehomicides. >> in chicago things got especially violent at least 10 were killed and 62 wounded. when they weren't shooting guns, they were shooting fireworks at police. mobs, jumping on top of police cars, kicking and slamming them. maybe the mob mistook the police for the british. we don't know but we doubt it mayor lori lightfoot has a real problem with all of this. >> people are losing respect for the institutions of our democracy. the people who are acting so brazenly have not only no respect for themselves, but they don't have respect for the institutions like the police department, the toxicity in our public discourse is a thing that i think we should all be concerned about. >> jesse: no one respects our institutions more than lori lightfoot and no one contributes to polite public discourse more than lori lightfoot. >> clarence thomas he said [bleep] clarence thomas. >> is it me or does light foot get more worked up about a distinguished supreme court justice than killer gang bang

kansas city royals went north of the border today and have run into some trouble of their own. trace gallagher has all the details. >> across major league baseball so far 25 players have been restricted from playing in toronto because they are not vaccinated. the most unvaccinated players on one team was four. until the royals were set to play the blue jays and now ten of their players did not make the trip to canada. the royals ownership and management says it's up to the players and "we have always been an organization that promotes and encourages individual choices." the outfielder andrew benningtoi said it's a personal decision and i will leave it at that. the royals manager. >> educating and trying to get as much information out there as possible for guys to make those decisions. this hasn't snuck up on anybody. >> clearly summons either organization or disappointed but not nearly as devastated as the local media. the kansas city star published a piece that makes the unvaccinated players sound like they are members of a violent gang saying "it's a personal choice that four

chicago, minneapolis, as well and kansas city could see some fairly significant delays. now, we've got another hiccup and that is this tropical storm that formed off the coast of south carolina near myrtle beach. now is it doesn't look very good. but we have some deep convection to the south. but this is expected to move off toward the northeast. but don't be compelled to think you could just go swimming in the water and everything is fine because a rip current is a problem. scattered showers and thunderstorms across the southeast. late in the day from washington, d.c. to baltimore, new york, before it starts to move out. i will say, there does seem to be some improvement especially as we go into sunday. and then it looks like even more improvement by monday. that is not too rule out all of the thunderstorms. but definitely a problem along the mid-atlantic and the northeast. also for sections of dakotas and into montana. how about temperatures. all right. you have to be aware of that. go to the desert southwest, we have triple-digits expected there. a lot of 90s across d

. >> in kansas city, missouri, the mayor is seeing a shortage across all open jobs and tells us hiring in this tough market is a priority. >> we will not have enough officers tomorrow, but more than anything, we need to try to make sure we're helping to make sure others know policing is a good path. >> law enforcement offices are now offering hiring bonuses as high as $20,000 and some departments have started paying bonuses to keep current officers. in portland, oregon, they are short 108 officers. in dallas, they are short 550 nand kansas city, missouri, they are short some 225 hours while in atlanta, the mayor says he has immediate openings. >> people are answering the call. >> one of the challenges, every police department is looking for the same group of talented, motivated individuals that have a heart to serve. >> right now, we're looking at military bases, but also hbcus. can't just talking about getting more officers of color. go to the campuses, talk to them about policing, the work we do. >> we like to wait around for the people at the top to change the culture. >> a law enfo

louis and kansas city. my bill here today will illuminate the gateway arch at a symbol of pride for the people of st. louis missouri and we stand in solidarity with the people of ukraine. i urge my colleagues to pass this legislation, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from wisconsin seek recognition? >> i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: of without objection. mr. grothman: in the midst of all the talking of the love affair and talking about ukraine, i'm afraid the press isn't going to pick up on the numbers just released for border crossings of illegal crossings for june of 2022. it is a hot month in mexico and hot month in and not as hot but compared to other junes, one more time we set a record and doing. two junes, 2020. 11,000 people were allowed. last june, 11,000 to 79,000 and this june, 142,000. 14 2k,000 in one month. records in month in june of people crossing the bor

fact, i was talking to a doctor who is an emergency room doctor, who lives in kansas but works in kansas cityouri is one of those states that kansas has watched past a very extreme set of were stricken's, essentially a total ban. and they are not able or not sure if they can prescribe the regular course of treatment when someone comes into the emergency room who has been assaulted. and i think that those are exactly the extreme types of situations -- and frankly, dangerous situations -- that we do not want to see that, in kansas. we don't want to see politicians deciding when doctors can and can't treat a patient. those decisions need to be made between a patient and their physician. >> yeah, it is going to be a close one and one that the country will be watching very closely, come august. congresswoman sharice davids, thank you so much for your insights tonight. we will be checking back in with you later in the week. and coming, up a texas jury is deciding how much alex jones should pay about repeatedly lying for about the children killed at sandy hook elementary school in 2014. elizabeth wi

i want to play a little bit of video from 1976 in kansas city. >> if i could just take a moment i hadan assignment the other day. someone asked me to write a letter for a time capsule that's going to be open and los angeles 100 years from now in our centennial. sounded like an easy assignment and they suggested i write something about the problems and issues of the day and i said i would do so writing down the automobile mccain at the blue pacific island with amounts on the othern side and that could help wonder if it was 100 years from then and as i tried to write you are going to write for people 100 years from now. will they look back with appreciation and say thank god for those people in 1976 who headed off that loss of freedom to this 100 years later free, who kept their world from nuclear destruction. and if we fail they probably won't get to read the letter at all because it spoke of individual freedoms and they won't be allowed to talk about or read of it. this is our challenge. this is why here in this hall tonight better than we have ever done before we got to quit talking

kansas has currently for borscht clinics, there's two in wichita and two in kansas city.before the dobbs decision, had four, two in oklahoma city and two in tulsa. these were never adequate amounts of providers in the states. we know across the country, around 90% of american counties don't have access to an abortion provider. so, in some senses, you know, the country is kind of catching up to what we've been living for quite a long time. >> and joining me now is nbc's star ship burns reporting live from overland park, kansas, a suburb of kansas city. can you explain with this measure will do if passed, and what's the latest polling tells us about where this measure stands? >> yeah, hey, jonathan, good morning. i'm standing right now in front of one of those few abortion clinics here in kansas that zach mentioned. the stakes are incredibly high, after the supreme court decision, after dogs, after roe is overturned, the surrounding states around kansas went dark. there is no abortion access around this state. so, this is really sort of an island when it comes to abortion a

in kansas city, missouri, they are short some 224 officers.the new mayor says he has immediate openings. >> i'm looking for 250 officers and we're finding them. people are answering the call. they're saying they want to serve their city. >> the challenges now, every police officer, every police department is looking for the same group of talented and motivated individuals who have the heart to serve. >> we're looking at military bases, also hbcus. we're going to the campuses, talking to them about policing, about the work we do. >> i think what we do sometimes is we like to wait around for the people at the top to change the culture. >> reporter: a law enforcement training group is helping teach police departments -- >> if we're talking about recruiting today. >> reporter: -- to reach more applicants. >> i can go out here and be the change that the community wants to see without anybody having to impress upon me what i need to do. >> that ripple effect of the workload and stresses being placed on police officers has increased to our current st

louis, my hometown originally, kansas city, chicago, springfield, missouri, and orlando part of. becue cities. clarks of tennessee. you know -- >> shannon: you've got to get more of the south mayor breed >> kevin: my former in-laws live down there. i love clarksville, great town, terrific people, and good food, so that doesn't surprise me. lexington, kentucky, overland park, kansas, salem, oregon. there is a nice surprise there and wichita, kansas, go shockers. in terms of accolades, missouri frankly stole the show. st. louis getting a lot of accolades, both kansas city, kc k and -- along with chicago, des moines, oberlin park, austin, texas, houston, texas, chattanooga, tennessee, and little rock just to name a few. >> shannon: were there any carolinas in there or georgia or alabama? that's what i grew up eating. >> kevin: atlanta, georgia, got a lot of love and so did durham, north carolina. a little love for charlotte but i was surprised because in this category, the way they did it, more or less what they wanted us to do is do you have access to a really nice shot. is it withi

, don't know if my kansas city urban league chapter is here but she's incredible.be those folks working in direct contact with our leaders who run our community-based organizations, almost 300 community-based organizations across the country we need to not only get to know each other, we need to work closely together so we can advance this common agenda and we need more of that now than ever. >> these are dynamic panelists, this conversation can go on but we have michael regan, amy solomon, pete. judge -- pete. edge -- pete buttigieg for closing thoughts and if you want to say to the audience what should they go back and do? >> i meant to say we have the power. we are going to vote. we are going to mobilize. we are going to educate. the ace is here. getting ready to vote in september. what i would like you to do the rest of the summer even if you're on vacation, wherever you are, start getting ready to vote. empowerment campaign, what we want to do, are you vote ready. we need to make sure because all the voter suppression laws, may not say it in public but it will

i'm from kansas city, i don't know if my kansas city urban league chapter is here but she is incrediblemaybe it is those folks working in direct contact with our leaders who run our community-based organizations. we have almost 300 community-based organizations across the country. we need to not only get to know each other, we need to work closely together so we can advance this agenda. we need more of that now more than ever. >> this conversation could go on, but we have an administrator, the secretary on deck. we want to ask each of you for two quick closing thoughts. if you will say to our audience, what should they go back and do or forward? melanie? >> won't be that bad and actually voting, so we have to make sure that our people know if they're registered, they haven't been purged, make sure if they have, they trusted that will go a long way in helping us litigate the situation because we don't have the border right. >> go ahead. [of loss] --[applause] >> mayor bottoms? what that it is not going to happen overnight. i think about my four kids. if i wake up in the morning and i spr

the kansas city royals went north of the border today and have run into some trouble of their own. fox chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher has all the details on it trace. >> laura , , across major league baseball so far . twenty five players have been restricted from playing in toronto because they're not vaccinated. butront most unboxed players one team was fourn until the royals were set to play the blue jays and now ten of their players did not make the trip to canada. the royals ownership and management says this is upd to the players and that quote, h we've always been an organization that promotes and encourages individual choices. en andrew bean attendee echoed that, saying only quote for me it was a personal decision and i'm going to leave it at that. >> here's royals manager mike matheny. what is different about these conversations? tryingt as you came in to get as much information out f as possible for guys to make those decisions for a while and so this hasn't snuck up on anybody. >> clearly some inside the organization are disappointed, but not nearly as

the aircraft went down near kansas city, missouri, yesterday, after it ran out of gas. authorities believe the student pilot was intoxicated. he's since been arrested he was the only person on board and walked away with minor injuries no one on the ground was hurt >>> we want to take a moment to alert you to a new hotline for anyone struggling with mental health issues starting today, there is a new confidential three-digit suicide prevention phone number all you have to do is call 988 to access counselors and support from the national suicide prevention lifeline also in spanish -- [ speaking foreign language ] >>> now back to the travel chaos playing out across the globe if you're flying anywhere this summer, better bring a carry-on that's because the rates of lost luggage are skyrocketing lindsey reiser tells us why it's happening and how to prevent your own travel nightmare. >> reporter: your bags are packed you're ready to go but where those bags go might be another story. >> about $4,000 worth of clothes >> baby formula for our little daughter. >> reporter: maura s

he is a professor of economics at the university, missouri, kansas city as well as author of forgive them their debts in north florida. we have tom longo. he is publisher of gold, goats and guns, blog and newsletter and in los angeles, we cross to pi in he is a strategic planning consultant, a private equity advisor, an independent economic analyst. hi gentlemen, crosswalk rules and effect. that means you can jump anytime you want. i always appreciated and this is certainly a blue ribbon panel. i act. thank all 3 of you for joining me today. michael, let me go to you 1st year. there seems to be.

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