, mckinley and bryant, a very hated election and mother and daughter disagreed on politics and so they had great discussions with people along the way. the other thing that happened, she had a life-long interest in politics, the other thing that happened is they walked through states where women are allowed to vote. she becomes interested in women having rights and that was transformative for her. basically the book is not making a judgment, telling a story and it gives room for men and women to decide about a woman taking action. what i did like was the sponsors were two women and it was not a war story between two women, it was more something that went radically wrong, whoever the responsors were and we have done every rabbit trail to find the responsors. i wanted the history channel to do it because it's a story that deserves to find all the way. >> and now from book tv's crescent visit to spokane washington, nancy

. >> mckinley. >> so you can maybe thinking of mt. mckinley which is the tallest peak in the united states. i just say that a because that's easy to picture. on this door, what i i want you to picture -- maybe we open up the doors, and there is this beautiful vista of the tallest peak in north america. that blast of cold winter ala a alaskaair. >> that's going to be teddy roosevelt, i think of teddy bear. that's quick and easy. and so what we'll picture is is a big cuddly teddy bear sitting on this rustic historic table. okay? and we move over to the globe here. >> the globe is president taft. for this one, picture a giant raft floating on the oceans of the globe. a raft, which rhymes it taft. next up, this grandfather clock for wilson. the wilson tennis ball came to me. so picture yourself smashing it through that clock face. finally the sofa for harding. remember that it's rock hard, hard for harding. those are u.s. presidents 25 to 29. stick around, because we're going to test out my memory and yours at the end of the show. >> do y

juan cruz is superintendent of franklin-mckinley school district in san jose. and maricela gutierrez is executive director of siren, which stands for services, immigrant rights, and education network. thank you all for joining me today. >> yes. >> today, we want to discuss why it's so important to support the latino community here in the bay area, and one of the first topics i wants to ask you about is philanthropy. we hear about philanthropic organizations all across the bay area, but only about 1% of philanthropic dollars in the entire country go to latino-based organizations. and for our community here locally, i want to ask you -- anna, let's start with you -- why it is important to give dollars to latino-based organizations. >> sure. so, with 50 million latinos in the state, for the latino community foundation, it is imperative for us to know that the future of our democracy, the future of our economy really depends on the latino community, right? we are the largest ethnic group in the state, and so it is really important to invest in our community now. by

. >> reporter: so the very same experts that spent much of the summer restoring the mckinley monument were back out here scrubbing away the nonsensical and disturbing. >> we do use specialists to treat because this is a historic monument and historic materials and we want to make sure that they're being treated as such the. >> reporter: and the bill just for today? >> in expensive kind of analyzing costs 15 to $20,000 to keep this stay -- this expensive kind of analyzing costs 15 to $20,000 to keep this statue vandalism free on a good year, $40,000 on a good year and per year the vandalism clean-up costs the city about $20 million. chances are this won't be the last time taggers use president mckinley to run up that tab. >> we'll recoat it and prepare ourselves for the next incident. >> reporter: in golden gate park wilson walker, cbs5. >> vandals also took aim at a statue of st. sarah in santa barbara. fake blood was splashed on that statue at the mission in sanity barbara and a piece of -- santa barbara and a piece of that statue is now missing. last month another st. sarah statue w

tonight the franklin-mckinley school district is responding to those allegations. cull joins us live in san jose with a story you'll see only on nbc bay area. >> reporter: the school district says an investigation is under way, and as that happens, the mother of the boy says she has pulled both of her children out of the school. >> i want the best for him. like i don't want him to be -- >> reporter: she says her 4-year-old sop was nervous to go to school this year. he has autism and was placed in a special needs preschool class at stonegate elementary in san jose. when she picked him up last friday, she noticed his face was red and swollen. >> i go, baby, what happened to you? he goes, mommy, teacher hit. no school, no school. >> reporter: so she complained to the principal and district and filed a police report. >> i want my son to get an education. like i didn't send him to school so he could be getting hit by the teacher, you know? now he's scared to go to school. >> our number one priority is to ensure the safety and well being of all of our students. >> report

lifelong interest and they were walking the route at the same time as the presidential election year in mckinley and brian, a very heated election. one day my love was the daughter and mother disagreed on politics. and so they had great discussions with people along the way. the other thing that happened, she had a lifelong interest. the walk-through states where women have the right to vote and she's very interested in women having riots and that was transformative for her. basically, the book is not making a judgment. it's telling that story and it gives room for men and women to decide what they think about a woman like this in their own life. but i did like was the sponsors first two women, so was not a worse way between men and women. it was something that was radically wrong and we've done it every trail to try and find the sponsors. i wanted the history channel to do it because it is the story that deserves it all the

franklin mckinley.... sot 4:17 "mi hijo esta bien traumado despues de esto no quizo dormir con nosotros porque dijo mama, tengo miedo, maestra viene" la policia de san jose nos confirmo que hay un caso abierto y que sera el fiscal del distrito el que decida si la instructora enfrentara cargos... el distrito envio un comunicado diciendo: . sin embargo, admitieron que a pesar de haber presentado un reporte, hasta esta tarde, no habian sido contactados por los investigadores... ninoshka quiere justicia... sot 2.06 "quiero justicia por mi nino y siento que no lo estamos consiguiendo, no estan haciedno lo que tienen es que hacer es protege a un nino" esta semana, ninoshka recibio esta carta del distrito, indicando que el programa de educacion especial en stonegate al que asistian sus hijos ha sido eliminado, segun nos dijo el distrito, por causas no relacionadas... pero le angustia el saber que la maestra de su hijo ha sido aparentemente reasignada a la academia bridges... informacion que el distrito no quizo n

this time by a republican president william mckinley. jeffrey is a u.s.y veteran and author of biography "old soldiers never die." >> if you take somebody who's pretty bright and put in the word and focused and disciplined way, they're gong to get to the top. >> february 1898, uss maine civics in the harbor under mysterious circumstances. while the politicians clamor for war, douglas macarthur scored a 93.3 on the west point admissions exam. it's the highest score. >> much of the academies particularly west point at the time were southerners. was there resentment because his dad had been such a successful army general? >> yes. >> he was a target not only because his father was famous. the southerners represented maybe 40% of cadets. there were maybe four or five who wanted to continue fighting the civil war by picking on douglas macarthur. >> like many of his era, douglas macarthur endured painful hazing as a cadet. >>> perched on the banks of the hudson river, west point is as beautiful as it is austere. here, 19-year-old douglas macarthur joined the cla

evan lambert is live at mckinley high school. what does this mean?, tony basically what the city does to test these fields they take away, drop it on to the field, it has sensors and tells them how much of g force that the field absorbs. if the number is less than 200, it's considered safe. if it's more in an the risk for injury increases. where this controversy starts, is with the test results for the sports field at jan knee elementary in tenleytown. they said the city's department of general services tested the field and came back with a number over the parents say the city and school system did nothing to keep kids off the field until they complained over the summer. the department of general services or dgs said they waited because they were trying to verify information. the principal did send a letter out to parents letting them know the field would be closed when school started. it remains closed but the dgs said the field is almost complete and should open soon, parents are upset about the lack of notification and timing on the repair >> the

francesco minto's second—minute try and three successful kicks by ian mckinley helped them to a 16—6lost eight of their last 10 league matches. four of this summer's british and irish lions have been left out of the england training squad for camp in oxford this weekend. james haskell is the most experienced to be excluded along with fellow forwards george kruis and kyle sinckler. centre jonathan joseph also misses out having featured regularly for eddie jones of late. 18——year—old harlequins fly—half marcus smith is the surprise inclusion amongst the 33 names. i think he's done very well. i think he's played well for his club, more than enough to warrant selection for the training camp in oxford. is he a feasible england international? he is feasible for cleaning the boots and holding the bags. a young kid coming through, and we are treating him like an apprentice. we want him to learn the game, learn to be respectful of the players around him, earn his stripes. if he does that, he will be in position to play for england. after a tricky week for women's football with the dismissal o

>> mckinley he played at jfk high in richmond. he said maybe he should cut off all his hair and auction it off. so apparently he is verifying it. he says that's my hair. and maybe i should just cut it all off and sell it all and make some money. the united states is running away with the presidents cup. still two days left. and darius rucker on the left big golf fan, he was on hand to watch day 2. par 4, 14th, justin thomas who just got paid $10 million for winning the fedex cup makes the shot. he is pumped up and then on 18 the match is tied. phil mickelson sinks the birdie. it's great when you see golf players fired up because usually everyone is so calm and then they do the macarena? >> that's why i like happy gillmor. why can't there be a happy gillmor out there. >> i want to see a guy run up and whack it! you know, united states leads 8- 2. so that's their biggest lead after two days. >> thank you. >>> thanks for joining us tonight our coverage continuing at 7:00 on ktvu plus. see you later. good night. boy, do i have to urin

yes, that's me in first grade in arlington, mckinley elementary. >> i dug t fifth grade. i had a jacket on but i probably had beach trunks on. >> he was a fridays bee fan, doug kammerer, that is not a school ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- billy crystal, derek hough and the winners from nbc's "world of dance,"

mckinley of west virginia. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 504, the gentleman from west virginia, mr. mckinley, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from west virginia. mr. mckinley: thank you, mr. chairman. the environment security computing center within noaa, the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, utilizes high performance computing technology to quickly process information from weather satellites and to predict the path of a hurricane or the extent of damages of wildfire can create. as recent events have shown, weather events can have a devastating impact on the lives of our fellow americans. in late july, northern west virginia experienced unexpected flooding that placed eight counties under the state of emergency. nearly 1,000 homes and businesses were damaged or destroyed, and tragically two individuals lost their lives. this was an unexpected flow of water. recently hurricanes harvey and irma have destroyed thousands of homes in c

likely failed those tests, they're eaton, ross and tubman schools, coaches say repairs were made to mckinley field recently and the football team is back to using it. dr. sucker man of the national these aging turf fields should be awake-up call >> we know very little about what's in artificial turf. but they find a wide range of toxic tears including materials that can cause children to have attention deficit problems. can exacerbate asthma or obesity and can even in the long run cause cancer. these fileds can be dangerous they get very hot in the summertime and in washington it can get very someone hot. >> reporter: and back live, the city's department of general services dgs gave us a list of all of the artificial turf fields they manage. we asked for a list of the 11 that failed this test. they say they're working to get us that information montgomery county fields they use, they do that testing twice a year. that testing is done by the manufacturerer. live in northwest, evan lambert, fox 5 local news. >> a lot of parents might not handy know. if your school or area doesn't know about it

improving economy in that part >>> thanks to an international program instead of learning from textbooks mckinleytudents are getting a hands on stem experience using equipment only found in a science lab. thestudents say it's opening their eyes to stem jobs in the future. . >> it aims to introduce high school students to stem subjects. because researchfinds that the ten highest paying jobs are in stem fields. student say they're thankful for this program. >> it's been amazing because it shows me like -- it shows me real life experience, like i can do this in the real life. iwant to be a pediatrician, so it will show me -- it will give me experience that i need . >> this international funded program is now bringing stem to classrooms in d.c. and 4 other states. 53% of the studentsinvolved in the program say they're more interested in learning ou >> i love this. love this. >>i i know you do. you're mystem girl. >> yes. i mean i went to a stem school. this is great. i wouldlike to say bosses up in the top of the building. >> oh, dear. >> no. >> where is this going? >> the 10 highest paying jobs >> i

vice mayor of palm beach county melissa mckinley, thank you for your time.ur thoughts are going to be with you over the coming hours and days. thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> joining me now from miami is msnbc's chris hayes, host of "all in," who has been out there and covering this and talking to folks. chris, i just want to get back to a topic that we touched on with the mayor of miami just a moment ago, who says this is the time to have the conversation about climate change. the epa administrator said this isn't the time to have that conversation. what are you hearing from people around there who have witnessed in miami this idea of rising sea levels, water coming up through the drains, a normal rainfall flooding the streets over the past year? >> reporter: i talked to two politicians today, one a democrat, one a republican. democrat mayor phillip levine, retiring congresswoman ileana ros-lehtinen. they both said if you live here, you cannot deny what's happening. climate change is real. it has risen the -- the sea level has risen. i

so in a time honored tradition that has included presidents mckinley, kennedy, reagan, clinton, bush, and many others, the national association of manufacturers is pleased to welcome a true champion for our industry who has fought for manufacturing since day one of his presidency. ladies and gentlemen, it is my high honor to introduce to you the 45th president of the united states, donald j. trump. [applause] ♪ ["hail to the chief"] pres. trump: thank you. thank you. [applause] thank you very much. thank you all. thank you very much. i'm taking up a lot of television time, but that is ok. thank you very much. it is great to be here with the national association of manufacturers. i especially want to thank your president jay timmons, along with all of the members of congress that are here today. they are working hard, i will tell you that. i would like to begin by sending our thoughts and prayers to the people of puerto rico, who have been struck by storms of historic and catastrophic severity. people have never seen anything like this. we have undertaken a massive federal mobilization

some of the failing fields include mckinley high school which along with ate others has been repaired. january i elementary school's field failed and has been replaced and will open this week . three other scores, ross, tub man passed a second time and passed. they're back in use. >> dgs didn't make any of their officials available to talk with us on camera about this issue. about you he do say they'll be having a news conference sometime tomorrow morning. evan lambert, fox5 local news. >> up next, another vandal targeted the lincoln memorial. why the damage this time is much worse. also ahead how a man's prank on his daughter led to gunfire and the dad in handcuffs . taylor swift is trying to shake off a lawsuit. we're going to play the songs and let you decide. coming up tonight on the final five, cot last attempt to repeal and re place obama care actually make it through congress? jl takes a jim lokay takes a closer look on the final five at s one:30. countless patients. countless ailments. countless hours. and guess what? you can handle it all.<

go to fiosgigabit.com >>> real shocker for students at mckinley high school in today -- president barack obama walked in and literally took the breath away from students. he told students he wanted to come by the new school here and give them encouragement. he talked with them about their life goals and giving back the communities. pretty good, the bestay d o [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- james franco. kendall jenner. mu

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they are shocked because, you know, president obama just showed up at mckinley tech in northeast d.c.rmer president inspiring and challenging the room. he told them you are our future leaders, so get out there and lead. >> i can imagine what they were thinking. >> before it happened they were sort of probably on their phones. >> exactly, another boring friday, blah, blah, blah. >> oh, guess we'll pay attention. >>> all right. bad news, good news. it's now a category 5 again, but it northern cuba, but it's so massive it still has winds of 160 miles an hour. it's about 3,300 miles southeast of miami and winds west at 12. hurricane force winds will start bumping the keys by 8:00, 9:00 tomorrow morning. for us, we've got three straight days, perfect football weather for the terps hosting the eagles sunday. monday we're okay. some showers and storms get here tuesday from irma, but it looks minimal at best. >> we'll be watching all weekend. family and friends who decided to hunker it's time for the biggest sale of the year with the new sleep number 360 smart bed. to hunker it senses and aut

it happened yesterday morning in the parking lot of mckinley elementary school. thief approached a woman and demanded her keys. the man then threw her to ground before jumping in her gold toyota avalon and sped off. ( mark ) in the east bay... police in antioch have arrested a woman they say stole from elderly people at an assisted living center. it happened at the aegis senior community in moraga. police say antonique bryant and her accomplice shawn morris stole checks and credit cards from residents. the pair did not work at the living center. and this morning it's still not clear how they got in. the two suspects are believed to be involved in similar elder abuse cases in concord, berkeley, and marin county. (mark) a vallejo man has been charged with murder and attempted murder in connection to a shooting that left one woman dead and injured two others. 24-year-old jonathan santos was arraigned yesterday. santos was arrested shortly after a shooting march 30th in san francisco. the bullets hit and killed 65-year-old lian xiu wu and injured two men. police rele

it happened yesterday morning in the parking lot of mckinley elementary school.ached a woman and demanded her keys. the man then threw her to ground before jumping in her gold toyota avalon and sped off. ( darya ) a vallejo man has been charged with murder and attempted murder in connection to a shooting that left one woman dead and injured two others. 24-year-old jonathan santos was arraigned yesterday. santos was arrested shortly after a shooting march 30th in san francisco. the bullets hit and killed 65-year-old lian xiu wu and injured two men. police released santos a few days after the shooting as they investigated. he was re- arrested and booked into jail wednesday. ( mark ) the curfew controversy involving levi's stadium is heating up as the 49ers fire back at the city of santa clara. the stadium curfew requires weeknight events at the stadium to end by 10 p-m. if it goes past that, there is a fine. ed sheeran announced this week he was canceling his concert due to the curfew. now the 49ers who manage the stadium sent a letter to the stadium authority. the

james joseph suozzo >> and my husband daniel francis mckinley.rrance, mattie, peter, and and pat and father-in-law to sylvia. >> and my mother, we love and miss you. colleen supinski robert sutcliffe seline sutter claudia suzette sutton john francis swaine kristine m. swearson brian edward sweeney madeleine sweeney kenneth j. swenson thomas swift derek ogilvie sword kevin thomas szocik gina sztejnberg norbert p. szurkowski harry taback joann tabeek norma c. taddei michael taddonio keiichiro takahashi keiji takahashi phyllis gail talbot robert talhami sean patrick tallon paul talty maurita tam rachel tamares hector tamayo michael andrew tamuccio rhondelle cheri tankard michael anthony tanner dennis gerard taormina, jr. kenneth joseph tarantino allan tarasiewicz ronald tartaro darryl anthony taylor donnie brooks taylor lorisa ceylon taylor michael morgan taylor paul a. tegtmeier yeshauant tembe anthony tempesta dorothy pearl temple stanley temple david tengelin brian john terrenzi lisa m. terry shell tester goumatie t. thackurdeen sumati thakur har

these include the first recordings of mckinley morgan field, who was known as money water.istake inx's writing down his nickname that led to him being called muddy waters. he said muddy waters is just as good. ♪ this is muddy waters on guitar and singing. ♪ stephen: alan was accompanied by a fisk university faculty member who was one of the most important african american of traditional music. they were working together to collect the traditions in mississippi. another great recording star they found was honey boy edwards. allen took silent film of ham as well as recording him. -- weovered that that discovered that is who this was on a reference real of film that someone had mislabeled. they wrote that this person's name was charles edwards. his actual name was david edwards. we had this film of someone named charles edwards, so it sat there. lomax the curators of the i were sitting around the reading room, and he said it has always bothered me that he filmed this guy named charles edwards but did not record his music. why would you film someone a silent film but not record

on ellis street in the parking lot of mckinley elementary school.e, a man approached a woman as she was siting in her car and demanded her keys. after the woman refused police say, the suspect acted as if he had a gun. as the woman exited her car the suspect threw her to ground before jumping in her 1997- gold toyota avalon and speeding off. police describe the suspect as a black male in his 30's. though no other details are provided. the license plate to that stolen avalon is 6-g-o-n-1-6-1. . (steve) a disturbing sexual assault in kansas city, missouri is caught on camera and posted online. reporter kera masher has more. a whole lot goes through your social media feed some of it you wish you didn't see. rosie morgan: "i got the call around 11 o'clock last night. they said did you see the f-ing video? i said what you you talking about."with her family's help rosie morgan finally found that video on facebook. it was taken monday outside this shopping plaza at 31st and prospect and posted online.rosie morgan: "that is very disturbing."the video shows

sity in 1941 and they went out and recording some phmississippi.s in they included mckinley known asuddy water and it was alan mistake in writing the nickname that led to him being called muddy waters. the heck.at as is just as go of -- good. this is muddy on guitar and simms playing the violin. ♪ ♪ > i'm rambling, i have been i'm ing all my days, yeah, rambling, i've been rambling all days♪ well, you know my baby she want but i guessambling, she will have to change her ways ways♪ >> on that trip i should say lan was accompanied by a fisk university faculty member named third one wertz the of most important african-american collectors of raditional music so they were working together to collect the traditions in mississippi. recording star they found at that time was honey boy edwards. alan actually took silent film of honey boy as well as him.rding we only rediscovered that is who this was because we had it on a film that eel of someone possibly alan but possibly someone at a later time misliababeled so they said he edwards and his actual name was david edwards. o we had this film o

. >> mckinley tech school in northeast diagnosis. pretty cool there. i'm sure the kids had a great story to go home and tell the parents. >> of course. what a way to >> announcer: news 4 begins now with storm team 4. >> hope your saturday is off to a great start. i am chris lawrence in for david culver who is down on assignment in florida. >> it's going to be a busy weekend for everybody in the news. i'm angie goff. glad you can join us. we want to start with the latest track on this monster of a hurricane. hurricane irma barreling toward the state of florida right now. lauren, what is the latest status. >> we are watching that right now. of course we've been watching for a while a category 4 hurricane, winds at 155. it has weakened slightly, now skirting the north portion of cuba at this point as it barrels towards the florida straits. we are expected to make landfall in the southwestern side of bringing storm surge up to 12 feet in some areas. but again we'll continue to watch it now. take you to nbc's special report. >> announcer: this is an nbc new

some of the failing fields include mckinley high school which along with ate others has been repaired. jan i elementary school field has failed and will open this week and three other schools, ross, tub man and man el trment try were tested a second time and passed. they're back in use according to dgs. and tonight d gs did not make an official available to talk with us on camera about this issue, but they say they're having a news conference sometime tomorrow morning. live in northwest, evan lamb beer, fox5 local news. >> new nie, police are looking for the vanned a ales who left this racist graffiti in crofton a woman discovered the chalk drawings in a parking lot. one was a derogatory image with an offensive d seeing two boys playing with chalk, one black, one white, both about ten years old. there's no word if they are responsible. another vandalism incident at the lincoln memorial and another suspect in custody. this time us park police say the damage to the monday up is permanent. they say the suspect was seen using a penny to each letters into a column of the lincoln memorial.

and he was named after a cat. [ laughter ] the last president that didn't have a dog was william mckinleyd a parrot. he was our first crazy cat president. and look at him. he seemed like a fun guy. [ laughter ] he seemed relaxed. and i know trump rubs sean spicer's belly and tells him what a good boy he is a couple times a day. but still i think he needs a dog. it would relax him, right? even kim jong un has a dog. he was one for lunch every day. [ laughter ] [ applause ] oh, he doesn't? is that a rumor? enough with the end of the world. it's thursday night and that means it's time to bleep and blur the big tv moments of the week whether they need it or not. it is "this week in unnecessary censorship." [ cheers and applause ] >> president trump has made it extremely clear he won't accept any more ultimatums from that little dick [ bleep ] in north korea. >> president trump is somebody who likes to talk loudly and carry a small [ bleep ] stick. >> i know it's tough for you to watch the show and see rachel on dates. >> yeah, it's always tough to watch your fiance [ bleep ] 30 other men. >>

the field at mckinley tech was closed a time now reopened because of those little bits of rubber thatthe astro turf that lady you just heard from and others feel may be harmful as well. at the elementary schools, it's just the shock proof factor, guys, that these fields need to be softened up, and the folks here we just spoke to the head of the pta here. she was telling us that they've en needs to be more testing done here that they haven't heard that this field is going to be replaced as is the case over at jannie and eaton for sure. guys. >> all right. bob barnard we'll stay on top of this story and bring you the latest developments. 9:19 is the time. coming up little bit later on, kevin sets down one of the newest king man the wonderful the lovely the talented, highly intelligent halle berry. first look at erin's sit down with jake gyllenhaal as well. [ laughter ] >> first though allison what are you working on. >> didn't seem fair right there. i'm just saying. didn't seem fair. >> life is not fair, allison. life is not fair. >> in the headlines protesting break out on the campus o

the high school students at mckinley tech were settling into a new year of classes when the former presidentpped by to welcome and encourage them. the former president and first lady make frequent visits to schools around the world while in the white house. >>> of course, we start with hurricane irma this hour. the category-4 storm sets its sights on the sunshine state. back to al in ft. myers. al, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. it belies what's coming to be this beach. in 24 hours, this is going to be a lot different scene. give you the coordinates and what's going on with irma right now. currently still a category 4 storm. but just barely below a 5. it currently has 155 mile-per-hour winds. it is moving west/northwest at 12 miles per hour. we'll get an update coming up at 8:00 from the national hurricane center. and right now, let's give a futurecast of the winds. you see they first hit over 80 miles per hour key west, marathon key, and continue along the western coast of florida. finally making landfall sometime in the afternoon. you see miami at 55 miles per hour. marco i

mckinley: i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 91 printed in part b of house report 115-295, offered by mr. rothfus of pennsylvania. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 500, the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. rothfus, and the members opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. rothfus: i yield myself such time as i may consume. my submitted amendment, number 91 to division g the state and foreign ops, appropriations bill, transfers $30 million to the narcotics enforcement account. the proposed transfer would allow indley funding to remain consistent funding. as we know our nation is reeling from an out of control opioid ep democrat ex. my district has been particularly hard hit. according to the d.e.a. overdoses in pennsylvania rose by % last year. attorney general sessions recently said the drug overdoses are the top lethal issue in the country today. across the board for the mexico, our neighbor is suffering from massive levels of violence an

then william mckinley who was a company great officer, but nonetheless a union veteran. every republican who held the presidency for the rest of the 19th century had been directly involved in saving the union. the democrats, we know who they ran successfully twice, grover cleveland who hired the poor polish guy to vote for him. there's a disconnection between who's getting elected as a republican and a democrat to the presidency. the republicans would say of course the democrats are running a draft dodger. we run generals, they run draft dodgers. the democrat ran one former general for president, hancock in 1880. and he did okay. but he did not win. it is a plus to have union veteran on your resume if you're running for office after the civil war. and the democrats struggle with this notion that they were not really fully on board with this struggle to save the union. they came back, once the former confederate states were back, the democrats regained control of the house of representatives. didn't take a decade. but the republicans used the union cause very, very effect

then william mckinley who was a company great officer, but nonetheless a union veteran. every republican who held the presidency for the rest of the 19th century had been directly involved in saving the union. the democrats, we know who they ran successfully twice, grover cleveland who hired the poor polish guy to vote for him. there's a disconnection between who's getting elected as a republican and a democrat to the presidency. the republicans would say of course the democrats are running a draft dodger. we run generals, they run draft dodgers. the democrat ran one former general for president, hancock in 1880. and he did okay. but he did not win. it is a plus to have union veteran on your resume if you're running for office after the civil war. and the democrats struggle with this notion that they were not really fully on board with this struggle to save the union. they came back, once the former confederate states were back, the democrats regained control of the house of representatives. didn't take a decade. but the republicans used the union cause very, very effect

generals who were elected president, and the last gasp of electing union veterans came with william mckinley, who was a company grade officer, but nonetheless a union veteran. every republican who help the presidency for the rest of the 19th century had been directly involved in saving the union. the democrats -- we know who they ran successfully twice. .rover cleveland there is kind of a disjuncture between who is getting elected as a republican to the presidency and who is getting elected as a democrat to the presidency. republicans would say of course the democrats are running a draft dodger. generals, they run draft dodgers. the democrats did run one former general, winfield scott hancock, in 1880, and he did ok, but he did not win. it is a plus to have union veteran on your resume if you are running for office after the civil war, and the democrats struggled with this, noting that they were not really fully on board with this struggle to save the union. the democrats regained control of the house of representatives in 18 74, did not even take a decade with the democrats to reestablish c

on ellis street in the parking lot of mckinley elementary school. there a man approached a woman as she was siting in her carand demanded her keys. and after the woman refusedpolice say the suspect acted as if he had a gun. as the woman exited her car the suspect threw her to ground before jumping in her 1997 gold toyota avalonand speeding off. police describe the suspect as a black man in his 30's. though no other details are provided. the license plate to that stolen avalon is 6-g-o-n-1-6-1. (catherine) fire crews in san leandro are investigating a fire at a mobile home senior living community... that killed two people. it happened around 5:30 this morning... at a home in the mission bay mobile home park. kron four's will tran has more details. the fire took only 15 minutes to put out but it was enough time to destroy the home and kill two people.an elderly couple was found in the back of the home.... unable to escape the flames.neighbor alma bryant says they were very popular and loving couple. (alma bryant/neighbor-her husband was very quiet. sh

. >> reporter: now, we're also told that turf fields at mckinley tech high school also it is now reopened. some are concerned about artificial turf fields not just in the district but all around where they have little bits of black rub rematerial. the national center for health research says that material is toxic, you'll hear from one of their experts coming up at 8:00. again, a number of fields throughout the district costing the city a lot money that need to be replaced and repaired because of safety concerns. guys. of >> bob, thank you very much. >>> in other news, big news from redskins park, one player sidelined for the entire season, wisdom has more on that coming up >>> about to be mugged. of what a train passenger did to throw off her attacker and escape. her quick thinking likely saved her life. details next. nations. >>> hi, guys >> we're on tv. >> tucker now, >> make it official. 69 now in washington. we're going to be low 80's later today. the humidity, the tropical feeling out there we got jose passing off to the east. there we go. minimal hurricane here, maximum winds 75 mi