while it returns decisionmaking to state and local level it's not a blank check. it includes that states and school stricts are required to take action when students aren't learning. states and stricts decide which -- takeing some action is not negotiable. a framework is necessary to make sure states and school districts are getting the job done and taking action in each and every school required by law. the regulations empower states and local districts to fully comply with the federal laws. so getting this right is hard work, and the federal government has an important role to play. i want to thank the department of education under the leadership of then-acting secretary king, for moving so quickly to provide feedback from and provide necessary clarity to practitioners, parents and community members through the proposed regulations. also want to commend the secretary and his staff for their transparency and continued collaboration with members of the committee, and our staffs throughout the process. the department has demonstrated commitment to fulfilling its reg

we are always turned to strike the right balance between state and local equity. we are interested in feedback from states and all -- and also advocacy organizations. bonamici: the department's proposed rule for accountability systems would give states four options. participation. one of the options allows the state to provide its own proposal. for states that pursue this wretch, how would your department assist them as they contemplate actions that are less punitive but no less of it if? -- but no less effective? ensureng: how do we strong parental understanding of the role of assessments in schools? there are reasons why folks have seen over the last decade and increase in assessment in driven ahat has legitimate set of concerts. that is why the administration proposed the testing action plan and provided guidance. to support reductions in assessment. that is a feature of the every student succeeds act. we want states and districts to take advantage of that. low level can replace bubble tests with higher-quality performance-based assessments, those kinds of effor

first, it should be fewed in the context of corresponding spending by state and local governments andhe capacity of each level to fund disaster recovery efforts. thousands of disasters strike our nation each year. the vast majority of costs are on the back of state and local governments. according to fema data, over the last ten years, 92% of counties across the nation had at least one fema declared disaster. according to materials published by fema, the number of disasters handled without request for assistance the 3500 to 3,700 annually. only 35 disasters per year received major declarations triggering federal assistance between 1953 and 2014. furthermore, it is important to consider the respective fiscal capacity of federal, state and local governments when assessing contributions when recovering from disasters. county governments operate under restrictive revenue constraints imposed by state policies, caps on property taxation to raise funds for disaster costs. local government spends significantly on disasters. changes to the spending should not be assessed without the considerat

those reforms are designed to restore state and local control over k-12 schools. that's not just my own personal view. it's a view held by governors, state lawmakers, teachers, parents, principals and superintendents who recently wrote, that quote, every student succeeds act is clear. education decision-making now rests with states and districts and the federal role is to support and inform those decisions. it's also the view of most honest observers as the "wall street journal" editorialized. the law represents, quote, large largest devolution of control to the states in a quarter century. the reason for this hearing and our continued oversight is to ensure the letter and intent of the law are followed. critical part of the effort is holding your agency accountable, mr. secretary, from steps that are taken to implement the law. when with you were with us in february you said, quote, you can trust we'll abide by the letter of the law as we move forward, close quote. that's a strong statement, and it's one of several commitments you've made that the department would

and other local and state health departments so this is a nice example of local and state health department saying this is an issue and let's work on it together. we crated something called the national site reduction and convened a partnership of over 100 state health departments in march help organizations to demonstrate national support share best practices and to move forward in this model i just described and we created food databases. we created one to us understand the food environment of packaged food and also when it helps us understand the restaurant food environment. we focused on chain restaurants because they are standardized and created targets and set targets for food categories for 2012 and 2014. we created 62 packaged food targets and .5 restaurant food targets and invited industry to the table when the targets were discussed. they were part of the process and setting targets in nearly 30 food companies committed. plan was to analyze changes in sodium food over time, so we have updated these databases. it was launc

right now, i feel that the question is not if, local, state and federal police officers will have to respond to another attack, it is when. and i am not willing to accept that it is a reality and a new norm. director brendan made it clear that despite all the progress against isil on the battlefield and in the financial realm, our efforts have not produced or -- reduced the group's terrorism capability and reach. he assesses that as the pressures mount on isil, it will intensify its global terror campaign. the president has spoken often about progress and the coalition of countries that have iso-and theirn global reach, to remove it fighters from the battlefield. let's be realistic about the problem before us. let's understand it and let's address it. while the u.s.-led coalition has made progress, america and allies have simply not made the progress we need in order to eliminate the threat iso-poses america is the greatest country . on earth and our allies are with us. the time to take action is now. i am senator burr, thank you for listening. >> on newsmakers this weekend, our gues

right now, i feel that the question is not if, local, state and federal police officers will have toespond to another attack, it is when. and i am not willing to accept that it is a reality and a new norm. the director made it clear that despite all the progress against isil on the battlefield and in the financial realm, our efforts have not produced or reduced terrorism capability and reach. he assesses that as the pressures mount on isil, it will intensify their campaign. the president has spoken often about progress and the correlation of countries that have tried to contain isil and their reach. to remove it fighters from the battlefield. let's be realistic about the problem before us. let's understand it and let's address it, well the u.s. led coalition has made progress, america and allies have simply not made the progress we need in order to eliminate isis. america is the greatest country on earth and our allies are with us. the time to take action is now. i am senator burr, thank you for listening. journaln washington live every day with policy issues that impact you. last we

that will then be led by the department of homeland security with every federal agency, local and state. i think what is clear here is our local emergency managers, police officers, firefighters are really sort of, you know, first in line when it comes to counter terrorism now. you saw remarkable response today in orlando as we saw in boston. it's really falling on these police departments in ways they never anticipated 20 years ago. >> and we know the local authorities and federal authorities, peter, they must be going through all of his phone records, his social media, going through his computers, looking to see what he posted on facebook or twitter. they are going to know pretty soon if this guy had a record, disearnable record that could have led them to this. >> i think they already know the answer in part. in 2013 he was making these statements. in 2014 he had some kind of connection to a known american suicide bomber that traveled to syria. at the time, they said, they must've thought he seemed somewhat innocuous. but with hindsight these are not innocuous. there's already plenty

win to learn more about you can effectively run for office, or get involved in politics at the local or state level. i have no doubt that with the energy and enthusiasm our campaign has shown, that we can win significant numbers of local and state elections, if people are prepared to become involved. i also hope that people will give serious thought to running for statewide offices in the united states congress. we need new blood in the political process. and you are that new blood. when talk about transforming america, it is not just about elections. many of our republican colleagues believe that government is the enemy, that we need to eviscerate and privatize virtually all aspects of government, whether it is social security, medicare, the veterans administration, the environmental protection agency, the postal service, or public education. i strongly disagree. in a democratic civilized society, government must play an enormously important role in protecting us. for government to work efficiently, we need to attract great and dedicated people from all walks of life. we need people who are

in order to insure the appropriate intersection of local, state and federal policy that is best for our students all stakeholders must be engage. including educators, students, parents and community members. as strong as i feel the legislation is about giving local leaders back their voice in their accountability process i am worried extensive areas dictated under the proposed federal regulation take away my voice. for example, the accountability regulations tell us that colorado must have a summit of rating system with three levels of proficiency overall and with each subgroup of students. i know this requirement is nowhere in the law and something we were supposed to decide at the state level. it upsets the balance to find legislation and returns to focus to standardized test by diminishing the importance of the student and school support indicator. we shift back to a failing system that is overly focused on test. as an educator in a school with a high number of english learners i am concerned about the rules of obtainment for english language proficiency within a period of time after

domestic terrorism investigations, and probably about 30 or 35 states involving these kind of supremacist hate groups that are of a domestic or localted states origin, so there's no shortage of these type of groups and ideologies out there. we don't know which one, if any, this particular shooter, you know, aspired to, but that's going to be a huge part of the investigation is trying to determine who might have inspired this person to do this. >> tom fuentes and sedrick alexander, local law enforcement analysts who are sticking with us throughout the morning as we cover this breaking news, and the situation that is still unfolding there on the streets of orlando. at least 20 people dead inside that nightclub still at this hour, almost six hours after the shooting started at 2:00 a.m. this morning. the investigation continues. people still at hospitals. we'll be back in just a moment. do stay close. (avo) i've always been a dog person. my name is barbara and i make dog chow natural in davenport, iowa. now that i work there and see all of the care and the ingredients that go into it. i value the food even more. i feed yoshi dog chow

local. the issue is not. right? there are federal and state aspects to this. in tribal communities, there are tribal aspects. there are multiple levels of response and there are vulnerable populations. your question about that is a good question and we do not have a good answer to it. different jurisdictions respond differently. i live in maryland and two thirds of the population are climate vulnerable. we do not live near the chesapeake bay. bay. -- wethe the live in the bay. if you do not live here, this is one of the first weeks we have not had rain every day. this creates more vulnerability, with that infrastructure. -- bad infrastructure. that whoto make sure , most localo this jurisdictions do not recognize and prioritize those populations. he will say more about the vulnerability of those in new orleans. there was a lot of planning in theory that went on. thousands were not incorporated into the plan. there was an article in the washington post last week that american 46% of the cannot respond to a $400 emergency. if you cannot do that, you cannot respo

510 grams of heroin and fentanyl are off the streets of frederick tonight after a bust involving local, state, and for the officers. frederick county state's attorney announced the bust where police also confiscated 18 guns, four vehicles, and $4500 in cash. >> we have taken a major ring off the streets, and as quick as we have taken this one down, another one will set up shop. >> police say that the drug ring's leaders are from new that frederick county is now a hotbed for drug trafficking. >>> a quick update on tonight's headlines in the orlando nightclub shooting. there is growing evidence that the shooter's wife might have helped him plan the attack. law enforcement sources confirm that cbs news that omar mateen and noor were exchanging text messages as he carried out the hours long attack that killed 49 people. >> put our footprint out there and shrunk the crime scene. it's getting a little smaller. we're opening up more roads and more businesses. hopefully, we'll clear out and get life back to normal. >> the city has collected $7 million in donations it's offering to victimacy families

local, state and federal officials will all work together but police are urging the public to be on alert. >> often times, someone knows something in advance and if they will reach out and let us know, we can investigate and stop it before it happens or minimize damage. >> in just a few minutes we'll go live to orlando for more on how the community is coping and president obama's response to this tragedy. >>> it is 6:02 right now. let's get another check on the roads with gianna. >> we have a traffic alert brewing out there. northbound 101 out of marin on the northbound side. not the commute direction. unfortunately, it is causing delays for spectator slowing on the southbound side. two lanes blocked northbound 101 from an earlier vehicle fire that ignited a brush fire. everything is out but again they are going to keep the lanes blocked for some time to clear everything off. tow crews on scene. look at the southbound side. it's busy highway 12 to highway 37, 44 minutes out of petaluma into novato so give yourself a few extra minutes. elsewhere we have a busy ride on highway had stop-and-

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local, state and federal agencies will work together to make sure things stay safe. >> often times someone knows something in advance and if they will reach out to us and let us know then it's at the very least we can investigate and stop it before it happens or minimize the damage. >> the event is june 25. >>> politics intervening in the aftermath of the orlando shooting. the president issuing a blistering attack this morning on donald trump. >> we now have proposals from the presumptive republican nominee for president of the united states to bar all muslims from emigrating to america. where does this stop? the orlando killer, one of the san bernardino killers, the fort hood killer, they were all u.s. citizens. are we going to start treating all muslim-americans differently? >> as cbs reporter adam may tells us, trump is refusing to back down. >> reporter: donald trump reiterated his call for a ban on all muslims entering the country. >> i refuse to be politically correct. >> yeah! [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: trump then accused president obama of having ulterior motives in the w

you can see a large response from local, state, and federal law enforcement.e just outside the pulse nightclub, which is maybe two and a half blocks away from where we're standing right now. we believe at this point there are some of the victims, those 50 people who died inside that club, still on the still being done. this area will be closed off. we're 16 hours since this all started at 2:00 in the morning at the pulse nightclub where omar mateen went in armed with two weapons and started shooting and was involved in a standoff with police for about two hours before they were able to go and take him out. 53 people were injured. 53 people taken to the hospital. some of the 50 we know who died were part of the group that went to the hospital and died later. this investigation is far from over here in orlando. >> aaron, i know that you are just a few blocks from the club and you've had a chance to kind of see what's going on. orlando is known as a happy place. tell me about the community reaction from local folks there and those who might be arriving lot of peo

on behalf of the federal government, i would like to thank our state and local partners. the department of law enforcement, orlando police department, orange county sheriff's office, the men and women of these agencies have been working tirelessly over the last day and a half. on behalf of the federal government, i would also like to thank the governor and all the elected officials. we are working very closely with our partners, main department of justice and national security division. we are working with the fbi and atf. an amazing amount has been done in just over 24 hours. almost all the victims have been identified. the notification process is ongoing. we've been collecting a great amount of electronic and physical evidence. there is an ongoing criminal investigation. it is still in the early stages. we do not know yet whether anyone else will be charged in connection with this crime. i do want to let you know we have no reason to believe that anyone connected to this crime is placing the public in imminent danger at this time, but there is an investigation of other

support from local, state, federal agencies. we expect to brief media shortly.ng as soon as it actually happens, but, tom, your thoughts as we now hear this is indeed a mass casualty situation. >> well, right now, there's two main issues for the police to deal with and the first one is to try to save lives. anybody that's wounded and still inside that facility, if they can get them out and get them to the hospital for medical treatment, that's priority one, but obviously the other priority is safeguarding the community and others that, you know, do they still have an active shooter. do they have a shooter who has survived this and is at large? either did lock himself in a room in the club or left the club and is in the neighborhood and maybe far away from the scene right now and feeling like that person could do another attack today or at another time? so that's part of, you know, what they are dealing with right now is the unknown, and as many witness statements of survivors they can get that will be accurate, people that are in there and actually saw, if possi

it is a fact that very few, if anyone in local, state or even federal offices remember what the platform was from previous electoral cycles. so what does it mean to move this beyond a symbolic document to one of accountability and formation for our mayors, counties, executives, elected representatives who are part of the democratic party but yet are complicit in excluding our communities from democracy? many of these democrats have bought in to -- neoliberal notions of social society which depend on force and rugged individualism rather than charity and communal interdependence. for our generation, message and ideology matters for our communities. one final caution to the dnc i would offer is any attempt to depend solely on the narrative as trump as the boogie man. this will fall flat on the minds of liberals who are not able to see the accountability being pushed down the ballot. for many of us, we are worried about our own boogie man and boogie woman who balance city and counties which incarcerate, overpolice. the dnc can address the exclusive black, brown and full people through targe

for anybody that thinks that they should do this, i can tell you the state of florida, the local law enforcement will be swift in their justice. we have great law enforcement and they'll always do the right thing. i declared a state of emergency for orange county. we're going to provide all the resources that anyone needs and i can tell you everybody is going to work together and that's one thing great about our state, orlando, orange county, and i want to thank all the federal agencies for their support. right now, our hearts and prayers go out to everybody that's been impacted. i can't imagine a family member that is still waiting to find out what happened to their loved one, it has to be heart wrenching. i know the state attorney wanted to say something. >> i just want to thank the governor for coming down to join us, this is a terrible, terrible evil act. as a father of seven, i called and checked on some of my kids this morning to make sure they were okay. we're doing everything we can, law enforce system working well together. our victim advocates are helping out to see if we ca

and i'm deeply proud of the way that the federal, state, and local law enforcement officers and firstd the call of duty. and i am so inspired by the strength and the resilience of the survivors and their loved ones, and i am deeply moved by the way that this community and our national community has stood together in support of one another in defines of terror and in defense of our most cherished ideals. and let us be clear, those ideals include the understanding that our diversity makes us stronger and that no matter who we are, what we look like, where we are from or whom we love, this extraordinary nation belongs to us all. now i know that the lgbt community in particular has been shaken by this attack. it is, indeed, a cruel irony that a community that is defined almost exclusively by whom they love is so often a target of hate. and let me say to our lgbt friends and family, particularly to anyone who might view this tragedy as an indication that their identities, that their essential selves might somehow be better left unexpressed or in the shadows, this department of justice and

local, state and federal agencies all on the scene at this hour. we'll bring you more as it comes in. >> all right. >>> switching gears now -- >> now to politics. the presidential race under way at a meeting in utah two days ago. mitt romney apparently according to people who were there broke into tears talking about what has happened to the republican party under donald trump. he went on to attack the other 16 candidates who ran against him for not beating him. here's part of what he said, quote, ted cruz basically was praising him and kasich was in well after the time that there was no possible pathway to becoming the nominee. >> the large field of gop contenders for that presidential bid from the gop side that they didn't play their cards correctly, that they were fighting each other rather than fighting the front-runner that gave rise to donald trump and that's given him staying power. he's doing the 2020 vision thing. >> it's true. you get the sense he's thinking out loud and processing out loud and is very much and almost completely out of to

we get they don't assistance from any local state or federal people. >> the representatives we met inrisburg last week promised they will advocate to get funding into this year's budge for humane law enforcement and governor wolf has told me he looks forward to working with them. in fact, the governor today said francis and i send our deepest condo lenses. he had a service and dedication unmatched. georgia's family is asking donations to the newly established george bengal fund and animal cruelty instead of flowers on fox29.com. in the coming days we will take you to harrisburg with us as we work to make george's wish come true. >>> across the nation, a whole lot of people are celebrating june teeth. this date marks the ab low limitation of slavery in texas. in june of 1865, in elkins park visitors got a chance to learn about the under ground railroad and the role it played in american history. >> two and a half year, the slave owners had the luxury of keeping their slaves slaves maintaining slavery. the africa community is important information that contemporary african-americans cit

. >> and local state and federal officials convergeoth night club where the gunman opened fire on sunday morning. they have identified 48 of the 49 victims. officials say omar mateen pledged allegiance to isis. they are still searching his home. president obama speaking about the issue just a short while ago. listen to this. >> we see no clear evidence that he was directed externally. it does appear at the last-minute he announce allegiance to isil, but there is no evidence so far that he was directed by isil. it appears the shooter was inspired by various extremist information that was disseminated over the internet. >> we begin our coverage in orlando, florida with steve. >> reporter: we are getting new details from law enforcement officials. initial fire between the killer and a single off duty policemen who was off duty and joined by 14 other officers and the gun battle continued in the night club. they cleared out much of the dance floor and the killer took refuge in the bathroom and barricaded himself in there and there was concerns about a explosive device. it was three hours late

local level helping to lead the way. when we get a partnership, not only between federal, state, and local governments, but between the private and not-for-profit sectors. that is my hope. that is what i am in tent upon doing. but i will talk about it during this election. we are more effective when federal and local governments see each other as allies and not adversaries. that is why i am not just asking to be your president i am asking to be your partner. i've heard there is a running joke in this organization that my husband took office as a president, but left as a mayor because he spent so much time with your predecessors and some of you were there then. i am here to tell you that i will build on that. just like you have the backs of the people that you serve, i will have your backs everyday. i intend to be calling you and asking you for advice, working with you nonstop, visiting to see what you have done that works that we can bring to scale and make available for others around the country. i want us always to have an open line of communication. i am excited by what we can do together. despite the griping and the gridl

state, local and federal. i want to thank our law enforcement for everything they do, they have done in this case and every day. i have asked for all the citizens of the united states to have a moment of silence at 6:00 p.m. eastern time tonight to mourn the loss of life and st l still -- and also pray for those fighting for their life and pray for the loved ones. i want to thank the law enforcement, especially those that walked into the shooting scene and risked their lives to save so many people. this state will be defined by its generosity, love. we are resilient. we love people in our state and we'll continue to do that. anybody thinking about doing something like this in our state our justice is swift, penalties severe. we have a great law enforcement team who will do the right thing. we have declared a state of emergency for orange county and i know the federal government provided all the services anybody needs. i would like to turn it over to the attorney general pam bondi. >> today is a tragic day. we a

we have engaged at the local level, both state and local and we've achieved 21 state the regulations that restrict pesticide use in schools. 2 1 states require posting signs and notification on landscapes. 14 states require prior notification to those on a registry. 19 states require restrictions on right-of-way use. and here's the important one. 122 local communities restrict pesticide use on public property, three on property including private property. [ applause ] so our campaign is for pesticide-free zones and that -- that was expressed very clearly recently in an ordinance passed in montgomery county. i want to recognize ling from montgomery county here with her two kids that passed an ordinance that a%s 1 million people, the largest in the country, that takes away pesticide use on private and public lands. maryland is one of several states -- that preemption occurred as a result of the industry, chemical industry going state by state to preempt local jurisdictions after the supreme court upheld the right of local jurisdictions to restrict pesticides. now, of course, we're hear

the fbi, the local state law enforcement, everybody showing up and this is a great community and greatate. >> so why did you want to call the families yourself? that's not something you might need to do but why did you feel the need to talk to them? >> i have daughters basically the age that would have gone to a club, and i just personally can't imagine this happening. so i wanted to do two things, telling them i grieve with them. on top of that, if they need something i want to make sure they know how to reach me and so, you know, you don't know what they are going through right now and they are calling other family members. it's a tough time for them. >> explain the command center behind us, the work taking place right now with what is still remaining at pulse, which is an active crime scene. >> what is happening is law enforcement is working jointly sharing information. they are basically along with others just saying what do you need? i'm there to say what can we do to be helpful? i called the state of emergency this morning and allowed more resources to come together faster and th

the one million families in 2016 , the local state and national federation. we run the largest motor civic engagement program. we plan to make over one million voter contact. we say that the first revolution is an internal revolution. i want to focus my testimony on how to close the passion gap. we call it integrated motor engagement. we must remove every barrier, which instructs the full participation of all of our people in this country. believehe weaknesses we in our present party is a robust analysis and governing principle which takes seriously the way racial divides and economic equality is structured in policy and practices, which are often championed and sustained by -- sustained by elected officials. the people's liberation, not false messiah's. we have hundreds of thousands of americans and their families to to police violence and massive incarceration. an arbitrary violence, all which ended full participation of life , liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. democracy with the democratic national platform must have. driving our addiction to incarcer

local. right? so there are federal aspects to it. there are state aspects to it. if you live in tribal communities, there are tribal government aspects to it. there are multiple levels of response. and then of course, there are the vulnerable populations, and so your question about how do you get all of those on the same page is a really good question. and one that we don't have a really good answer to yet. and different jurisdictions respond differently. right? so i live in maryland. two-thirds of the population in maryland are all climate vulnerable because we live in the chesapeake bay. we don't live near the chesapeake bay, we live in the chesapeake bay and every bit of vulnerability that affects the bay from weather to rising sea tide to drought or inundation from rain as we've had for the past three weeks, y'all are lucky if you don't live here, this is one of the first weeks we have not had rain every day. and that creates more vulnerability, right? if you have bad infrastructure. how do you get all of the folks on the same page? one of the things is to mak

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with the assistance as we always do of our state, local and federal partners. the reason for that is there are strong indications of radicalization by this killer and a potential inspiration by foreign terrorist terrorist organizations. we are spending a tremendous amount of time trying to understand every moment of this killer's path to that terrible night in orlando to understand his motives and details of his life. i am not using the killer's name and i will try not to do that. part of what motivates sick people to do this sort of thing is some twisted notion of fame or glory, and i don't want to be part of that for the sake of victims or their families. so what i want to do is give you a sense of what we know so far and tell you as much as i can about our past contact with the killer. we are going through the killer's life, especially his electronics to understand as much as we can about his path and whether there was anyone else involved in directing him or in assisting him. so far we see no indication this was a plot directed from outside the united state

they use exactly the same false employer classification -- state and local government.the coordinated effort shown on both applications likely originated from the same source, who either personally completed them or gave instructions to others on how to complete them. now, knowingly filing false information on a government document is illegal. no legitimate private business would be able to get away with this, what congress did to gain access to this d.c. small business exchange without facing serious personalities, serious adverse consequences. but maybe even more concerning than the information we see on these applications is the information we don't see, because on the documents that judicial watch obtained, much of the information was redacted, it was blacked out. redactions are a tool generally used to protect an individual's personal or confidential information. in this case, the redactions intentionally established additional obstacles for those seeking transparency and accountability regarding congress' action. in other words, they just hide exactly who was resp

we in local counties state and local on first and then apprehend people who are illegals anymore becauseand it's gone all the way to the supreme court, this is the shackling that has occurred to law enforcement in the country or it's not just us and local county state law enforcement. the president has handcuffed her u.s. border patrol agents. these there are lake gold -- local protectors and a mass release of these illegals as well as criminals who pose a dangerous threat to our country. we and we are releasing them into our communities. charles: it's a shame, it really is that we salute you and thank you for your services and all that you do for the people of verizon and for the country. thanks a lot sir. >> it's our privilege, thank you. charles: in the meantime we are a bit over an hour before the polls close. we have six states that can make or break hillary clinton, and maybe make her more than break her. stick around. dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture, and that b

i am a member or city council person, i can the food policy council at the local and state, but mostlyore local is a very powerful organizing tool to bring people into the process at literally the retail level. that has a way of trickling up quickly in the political process. when you have super delegates on the democrat side going to the conventi convention, talking about the fact -- they are mayors; right? when super delegate chose up it is like i have a thousand people coming and yelling about blah blah and dealing with food and i don't know anything about it. same thing here. that is how you move the process now. >> all right.

it was not played out necessarily on local state issues. think that is one way in which havean explain how we can senators who are so strikingly different in much of our outlook. that said, i will say that there are specific issues that we have worked on that shouldn't have and don't have a partisan element. i would give the recent example, last friday, senator johnson and i, who both of us sit on the homeland security committee, had a joint hearing in wisconsin on the opioid and heroin epidemic. we took testimony from a couple of panels, wide range of perspective. i think we both acknowledge over and over again that this is an epidemic that sees no partisan lines and that we must work together to face this. brian: i looked at some statistics about the election in wisconsin back in 2010 when ron johnson was running. there were 2.1 million votes cast. in your election, there were 2.8 million votes. one was a presidential election and one was not. in 2018,are up again no presidential election. does that worry you? thatbaldwin: i would note it

on behalf of the federal government, i would like to thank our state and local partners, the florida department of law enforcement, there lando police department, the orange county sheriff's office, and these men and women at these agencies have been working tirelessly the for the last day and a half. on behalf of the government, i want to thank the governor and the other elected officials that have been here tay for their help, their interest in what is going on. we are working closely with the united states attorney's office with our partners at the main department of justice, national security division. we are also working with the fbi in with the atf. an amazing amount has been done within the last 24 hours. as it has been explained, almost all of the victims have been identified, and the notification process is ongoing. we have been collecting a great amount of electronic and physical evidence. there is an ongoing criminal investigation, and it is still in the early stages. we do not yet know whether anyone else will be charged in connection with this crime. we have no reason to

you see the coordination of local, state and federal authorities.haven't heard from governor scott. you see him there in the background. there was a lot of cooperation here to try to help stop what is now already the most deadly shooting in american history. this is the biggest loss of life in something connected to terror since 9/11. we're going to leave the presser now, because we're also dealing with the need for leadership in this situation. and the two main people who want to be president, hillary clinton and donald trump have both been speaking about this. we'll have them both on "new day" this morning. secretary clinton joins us now. secretary, sorry to have to speak to you under these circumstances, but what is your message to this community and the country? this situation enhances the fear that things are getting worse. that they are not safe. that the war against terror is not working. what is your message to them? >> well, first of all, chris, i think we all should be paying attention to and praying for the families who lost loved ones an

from the bottom up, ears on the ground, local sheriffs, local deputies on the ground working from local, stateare learning information, it turns out i believe there's stuff out there that local law enforcement might have had that if combined with what the federal government had and the fbi during the investigations, we might have had a different outcome. >> left hand wasn't talking to the right hand, is that what you're saying? >> the investigation is going to let us know what happens and i don't want to point a finger yet but it is more important than ever that law enforcement work together. that's what we are learning. >> i assumed after 9/11 we got to that point where there was greater cooperation between various law enforcement agencies, intelligence agencies. you're saying there seems to have been a problem here. >> it appears with what we are learning back home with some of the information starting to come out that all of the pieces weren't connected in this situation. it is easy to play monday morning quarterback and hindsight is 20/20. there seems to have been enough information that h

actually have ruled the fact that the state cannot interfere in the private organization and the fact of how they conduct their business. imagine bringing this down to a local level if the state was to be able to dictate how a homeowners board voted, how a board to a soccer league voted. they just simply can't interfere. so he's 100% wrong on that. but the rule that i'm going to be sponsoring is not giving the binding to the delegates. i am sponsoring this for a very specific purpose. the delegates already have the constitutional right to be unbound. i am drafting the rules sponsoring the conscience clause where they can opt out of their own free will and free choice for religious or personal reason because there are rule followers in the republican party. this is going after the activists that, when they are being pressured by the delegation chair or the state chairman or an elected official, fill in the blank, it's giving them the tool, the empowerment, i call it the permission slip for mom at home that they can then literally tangibly hold and it say, honestly i can't unbind because here's an rnc rule saying that i can't. >> right. >> like giving them in

this afternoon, i will also meet with state and local law enforcement and first responders. i could not be more proud of all the members of the orlando community that i have met with and who are gathering to meet me here today. i have made clear that the department of justice stands with them. we are doing that in a number of ways. first, we are providing assistance to the first responders and law enforcement officers as they age in the investigation of this heinous crime. in addition, the department of justice is making available $1 million in emergency funding, available to the florida department of law enforcement. the state will be able to apply for these funds on behalf of orlando and other affected jurisdictions to cover overtime costs for state and local responders. we will move quickly to make this award as soon as possible. we are also offering emergency counseling resources to first responders to help them deal with the trauma that they have experienced. because, in their bravery, they shoulder the dangers that are visited upon all of us. and they carry that weight

i am deeply proud at the way the federal, state, local law enforcement officers, and first responders here have gone b above and beyond the call of duty. i am so inspired by the strength of the survivors. i'm deeply moved by the way this community, and our national community, has stood together in support of one another in defiance of terror and in defense of our most cherished ideals. and let us be clear. those ideals they include the understanding that our diversity makes us stronger and that no matter who we are, what we look like, where we are from, or whom we love, this extraordinary nation belongs to us all. i know that the lgbt community in particular has been shaken by this attack. it is indeed a cruel irony that a community that is defined almost exclusively by whom they love is so often a target of hate. and let me say to my lgbt friends and families, particularly to anybody who might view this tragedy as an indication that their identities, that their essential selves, might be better left unexpressed or in the shadows, this department of justice, and your country, stands w

that and ways the law passed and the laws we need to pass kw push to pass at different levels, local state and national are seeking to address those factors. one thing i want to point out how we are doing in california, overall we are doing a little better when you compare all women to men, we are doing much much worse with women of coloring especially latina woman. lutina women in california make less than 33 cents than men. it is unacceptable and appalling and points to problem with segregation and minimum wage which is poverty wage even with the interest and points to bias effecting women at the start of their careers all the way through as they make their way up the career ladder is there a ladder to climb and it speak thooz the barriers that we still have in terms of women and especially women of color getting into the higher paid occupations and industries in the first place. so, what does the fair pay act do? it strengthens the equal pay law we have in substantial ways. it eliminates the requirement for a woman say she is entitled for equal pay she has to work in the same establishm

. >> you need leaders like themselves and local state and federal level to understand how to work with other leaders, to manage reps who understand bombastic comments in turbulent times can actually cause more turbulence. >> today trump will be campaigning in ohio -- clinton will be campaigning in ohio today. trifrp will be there on wednesday. we should learn more about who exactly the trump campaign is hiring in that state and other battle ground states sometimes this week. >> all right. kristin fisher live for us. thank you. >>> speaking of the presidential race former house speaker newt gingrich going after lynn clinton who opposed britain leaving the eu. he has been on the wrong side of history numerous times. >> she was wrong on brexit. she wanted the remain vote to win. she was wrong on libya. she thought it would be better if we knocked off gaddafi. what has she been right about? we need more of this kind of experience? >> clinton's foreign policy will not hurt voters helping trump's chances of winning. >>> well, a peaceful protest turning bloody yesterday. they are attacking a

. >> but harp says local state and federal officials will still be able to monitor the crowd. and, in fact, san francisco police say that immediately following the massacre in orlando, bay area federal law enforcement offered their expertise. >> there is a good relationship between the local departments and the federal agencies whichever federal agency. they seem to be working well together. >> but there is always the worry that a lone wolf attack could be in the works and not even law enforcement would know about it. >> if they are sitting at home in their bedroom and conducting all of this activity without being watched, they can sympathize and join the group without anybody knowing about it. >> and that's why police give one of the reasons for saying that they need the public's help on parade day. if you see something, say something to police. let's go to juliet in orlando. >> reporter: thank you, mark. again we're outside of the trauma center where there are a number of patients still here and five in grave condition. coming up i will have new information on what witnesses

reuters news agency that a six-month investigative report t about the attempts to legislate the local stateand federal level to address the obesity crisis and that concluded after every one of those five was that the sugar, fast food and corn lobbies won every major battle class yourself a question when you read something like that. and they look at a huge issue like that and they conclude that we no longer -- we the people no longer have the ability to legislate our way out of our costumes, which was the very promise of america from the getr go. yardman of the book is we are losing our right to self-government we are becoming more of a democracy. >> host: phone number on the bottom of the screen. sure executive air. we have mine set aside for democratic, republican and independent. we look forward to talking to you. we often egrets.org to find out information on the typeface. did not raise the bar by candidates $720 million supporting the candidates $436 million. the >> guest: 150 families provide half of the campaign cash in the presidential election this year. that again looks like when