. >>> this morning we're hoping to learn more about the funeral arrangements for richard luger. senator luger died yesterday. he suffered from a rare neurolical disorder. he was 87 years old. he was a republican and touted for his bipartisanshde. vice presi mike pence offered his condolences saying indiana and america will never forget hp leadershi and service. former president barack obama tweeted that luger proved pragmatism and decency worked. >>> today cars and trucked return to the roads in sri lanka's deadly city following attacks on easter. a series of bombs rocked the island nationse killing morthan 250 people. people living in the area say they are going back to work and going to the grocery stores again. meanwhile, the funeral service for the 11-year-old killed in the attack is set for this week. friends and familynd a classmates will say farewell on wednesday. h his. >> how much is too much screen time for your kid? >> under a certain age, any screen time could be harmful to your little ones. when we >>> investigators are trying to determine if weather played a role i

our colleagues were sad as i want to learn yesterday that our esteemed former colleague entered the luger died at the age of 87. many memories past and present new lugar is a senior. you always seem to have a perfect advice or the exact operspective you needed to hear. recently, others note that as lia wise mentor, he felt a personal responsibility to help newcomers on both sides of the isle learn the ropes and make an impact. as i was reflecting yesterday on its power and legacy, i found myself admiring all the ways you was really a consummate us senator. he was a total patriot who put principle, but also a highly talented politician and a savvy dealmaker. yet somehow his personal reputation and character managed to be even more impressive and those achievements. i literally don't think anybody on capitol hill at a bad word to say about senator dick lugar. his intellect, his commitment , is prudence, his kindness and his deliberate focus on mentoring the next generations of leaders, this man was the complete package. >> a total gentleman, thoroughly impressive. so a lot of dicks legacy l

. >>> long time senator richard luger has died. indiana republican served in the senate and was a highly respected foreign policy leader. he served in the navy before becoming mayor of indianapolis. former president obama remembering the late senator as a problem solver rather than a partisan and praising him for his increasing global safety through his nuclear nonproliferation work. luger leaves behind his wife charlene and four sons. he was 87. not just obama but pete buttigieg called him a mentor, a time when we had mentors from the opposite party. a throw back to a very different time in our politics. >> certainly we thank his family for his lifetime of public service. >>> 43 minutes past the hour. the deadly crane collapse caught on video. friends remembering a college student killed in the disaster. since you're heading off to dad... i just got a zerowater. but we've always used brita. it's two stage-filter... doesn't compare to zerowater's 5-stage. this meter shows how much stuff, or dissolved solids, gets left behind. our t

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, his colleague -- dick luger, his colleague, questioning every issue. he has a long history there on foreign policy, which you know so well. >> i will lead up to it. i want to comment about the view we had of biden. biden is one of the best retail politicians in america. you saw that with him greeting people, talking about people that knew his parents, his son. those early states are retail states. right? iowa and new hampshire. the other thing about the map of this big field is somebody can win a primary with 15 or 20% of the vote in those early primaries. so if you already have that, that's a big advantage in the field of 20 people to go to your question, he is the person in the race who is the, that's standard of the post-cold war order that the u.s. set up that still should be functioning. >> that donald trump has tried to dismantle in every way possible. >> well, in fact, that's the very message he gave at the munich security conference, america is coming back. what he just said right now when he was asked by a foreign accented reporter. on somebod

the cute creature must be a russian spy or not to underestimate weapon is probably a better word the luger whale found wearing a harness to carry camera could be russian weapon whales trained by russia's military may be harassing fishermen from nato ally no we ok i'll tell you a secret the likes of russian or u.s. navy's started training sea mammals for things like the mining rescue operations spotting underwater threats decades ago just google it but it never really put their neighbors in panic mode this time though beluga whale with russian harness raises a lot in norway i just hope those who wrote this do stay away from some of the following displays of russian humor. and that's informality in moscow for this hour on call in with your next update in just under thirty minutes and to see them. way. the most time away do you mean my family always specially don't have summer time or spring time when i do go fish and you basically here we try to catch a lot of bass you've got big mouth bass small mouth bass and also you got blue deal in us. sometimes you can catch a catfish but yeah most tim

creature must be a russian spy or not to underestimate what britain is probably a better word the luger whale found wearing a harness to carry a camera could be russian weapon whales trained by russia's military may be harassing fishermen from nato ally in no way ok i'll tell you a secret the likes of the russian or u.s. navy's started training sea mammals for things like the mining rescue operations spotting underwater threats decades ago just google it but it never really put their neighbors in panic mode this time though beluga whale with russian harness raises a lot in norway i just hope those who wrote this do stay away from some of the following displays of russian humor. in the deep sea mystery among stories ahead they're not international today saudi arabia hosts the investment summit with global finance chief seemingly undeterred these days by last year's murder of journalist jamal khashoggi is one of the stories you got for you lined up. seems wrong. just don't. get to say power to stay active. and engaged equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to

welcome everyone to watch tyrrell been through and joining us today to discuss the luger case and his new book we speak for ourselves a word from forgotten black america has authored the watkins the always a pleasure having you on thank you for having me so deep i want to start men now thankfully due to the outrage in social media and the millionaire buys the just watch that video we saw the one viral the instant the charges have been dropped against the luke lucas as they you know he's not going to face any actual charges because originally they had him on for like resisting arrest because he was trying to move his hand to keep his head from bouncing on the pavement as they're doing it but here we are getting looking at another video of white officers beating a black teenager. what are your thoughts on this latest incident. a swiss wrong with these people thought is like them to set a loss for whereas because he's a little kid he's a little kid and. you know it's this you know all of these districts are like implementing these these body cams that's supposed to prevent these things b

creature must be a russian spy or not to underestimate what britain is probably a better word the luger whale found wearing a harness to carry camera could be russian weapon whales trained by russia's military maybe harassing fishermen from nature are in no way ok i'll tell you a secret the likes of russian or u.s. navy's started training sea mammals for things like the mining rescue operations spotting underwater threats decades ago just google it but it never really put their neighbors in panic mode this time though beluga whale with russian harness raises alarm in norway i just hope those who wrote those do stay away from some of the following displays of russian humor. is an international thanks for watching today among the stories we're going to head this coming up saudi arabia an investment summit with global finance to similarly undeterred by last year's murder of a journalist who has shoji is just one of the stories ahead. now doing those manufacturing jobs. because that's where the innovation happens on the factory floor so the fact that floors been moved to china as you point

. >>> richard luger, the former indiana senator and foreign policy giant has died at the age of 87, serving as the mayer of indianapolis from 1968 to 1974, lugar went on to serve six terms in the senate becoming the state's longest serving senator in history. he chaired the agriculture committee and foreign relations committee serving as the committee's ranking republican from 2007 until his defeat in 2013. during his career, lugar became a pivotal voice on u.s. foreign policy focusing on global food security and championing efforts to end south african apartheid and authoritarian regimes around the world. he received the highest civilian award. after the collapse of the soviet union he was given honorary knighthood by queen elizabeth and received the presidential medal of freedom by president barack obama. for 36 years richard lugar proved that praguetism and decency work. traveling overassess together he took me under his wings and talked over meals of. dick always stuck to the facts. his passing is a reminder of the constant and pressing need to expand international nonproliferation agre

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he upset dick luger. you lost to murdock. >> it was 2010. it's hard for a democrat to win statewide in the best of years. i was running in the worst of years. but i'm still proud of our campaign. i was largely doing it to stand up for auto workers. richard murdock intervened to prevent the auto rescue. he took a case to the supreme court using his standing as state treasurer. i thought somebody needed to stand up to him. i did. >> what did you learn from that? you had a bunch of voters that weren't ready to support you. what do you think your issue was? >> i actually can say i led the ticket although just about all of us were somewhere in the 40% range that year because it was a horrible year to be a democrat in indiana or most places. what i learned was campaigning. it was my first time on the ballot. it was uphill to say the least. not a lot of people the treasur. it's hard when people have heard neither of you or the office you're running for. i learned retail and how to put a message together. that wound up serving me well when in south

a legendary meat house in new york, they would supply people like peter lugers and wolfgang's -- somebest steakhouses in america. walk me through the process of how it works. howard: this is the receiving area. we get all out fresh meat through here. owners alan buxbaum and howard mora had taken over "a. stein" from their fathers who founded the company. and their hamburger, the brooklyn burger, was the staple at new york's three biggest sporting venues. good burger. it's the best. it was a $50 million business, but something didn't smell right. so the money that the customers owe us -- those are the receivables. correct. how much is our total receivables right now? couple hundred thousand? almost $4 million on the street. are you kidding me? so, based on that information, the offer i made was to put $1 million in and own 50% of the business. and the way i arrived at the $1 million offer was the receivables and liabilities -- the assets and the liabilities were off by about $1 million. and that my million dollars would essentially fill that hole, i would tighten the expenses, keep the

others, the economies of that allowed the small factory towns to exist and that form a local diner and lugerchurch those were literally lifting people lifting up their souls to be aspiring to someone better and if we are not letting them aspire if we are not giving them the avenue to pursue these greater goods it really is a disservice. if we somehow get wealthier, what we let people slipped through the cracks we are failing as a country. one more question so we have time for. >> i think the discussion reminds me of russell kirk's comment that piety dives on payment. i didn't used to think that in brooklyn and chicago gold but maybe it's true. i've been looking at some studies in 19th century and the 20th century of contacts of primitive tribes with modernity and as soon as they contacted everybody sort of falls apart into drinking, alcoholism. not working. all very isolated tribes. that's why now when they find them in arizona new guinea ditto just go in with tv sets. is the pace modernity making us all like the primitive tribes so that keeps coming so that we have the same futures shock ev

flooding in the missouri river on vessel traffic and also, do you have a sense of how long a waterway luger may be necessary along the river? >> thank you for the question. first and foremost our eighth district commander working through the sector commanders in ohio valley have a very key role with waterway stakeholders. these are generally negotiated conversations about what are the water levels in the current fan to give you an up date, i like to come back to give you a real snapshot, i don't have a current snapshot, flood levels are unprecedented and we are watching that closely looking at weeks yet before we see waters receding to normal levels. that will remain a very dynamic situation. the men and women that stay on watch in the heartland are absolutely focused on balance thing the competing interests of economics and industry with safety and we obviously walk a fine line but want to err on the side of safety to keep commerce flowing that's two sides of the same coin for us . >> thank you. if you could get that information . >> yes ma'am expect thank you. >> can you describe for the

luger, former united states senator for the state of indiana, senate resolution 173. with best wishes i am, signed sincerely, cheryl l. johnson. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from minnesota wish to be recognized? >> madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent that the committee on judiciary be discharged from further consideration of h.r. 962, the born alive abortion survivors protection act, legislation to block fourth trimester abortions and ask for its immediate consideration in the house. the speaker pro tempore: under guidelines consistently issued by successive speakers as recorded in section 956 of the house rules and manual, the chair is constrained not to entertain the request unless it has been cleared by the bipartisan floor and committee leaderships. the gentleman is not recognized or debate. the chair will now entertain requests for one-minute peeches. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks.