think it would be a great idea. >> reporter: mckinney's kidneys started failing him at age 15. husband and father now desperately hoping for a new one after four years on the wait list. >> it's hard on a family, it's hard on the girls. >> reporter: kyle is one of more than 100,000 americans on the wait list for a new kidney. every day, at least 12 people die because there are not enough donors. a new pilot program proposed by congressman matt cartwright would test whether financial incentives would attract more donations. >> you make it something like a pension contribution, or an education fund contribution, something that is not transferable. >> reporter: but the national kidney foundation argues organ donation with any monetary incentive is a mistake. >> people who are poor may think differently about giving donation of a kidney if there is a financial reward. >> reporter: the mckinneys say the financial challenges for many donors are real and this legislation could help. >> is they're any guarantee they'll keep their job, keep their insurance, keep some food on the table? b

think it would be a great idea. >> reporter: mckinney's kidneys started failing him at age 15.husband and father now desperately hoping for a new one after four years on the wait list. >> it's hard on a family, it's hard on the girls. >> reporter: kyle is one of more than 100,000 americans on the wait list for a new kidney. every day, at least 12 people die because there are not enough donors. a new pilot program proposed by congressman matt cartwright would test whether financial incentives would attract more donations. >> you make it something like a pension contribution, or an education fund contribution, something that is not transferable. >> reporter: but the national kidney foundation argues organ donation with any monetary donation sa mistake. >> people who are poor may think differently about giving donation of a kidney if there is a financial reward. >> reporter: the mckinneys say the financial challenges for many donors are real and this legislation could help. >> i love the aspect of the noncash incentive. >> because a lot of these people have families. >> reporter:

it's the mckinney family. woman: whoo! whoo! whoo! whitney: hi, steve. to see you. hello. steve: how you doing? whitney: i'm awesome. steve: good. now, where are you all from? whitney: oh, ho! we are from vine grove, kentucky. it is an awesome town right next to fort knox. you have a family full of army brats, so that's how we ended up there. whoo! [cheering and applause] my grandpa's in the audience. he's a two-time purple heart recipient and vietnam veteran. retired command sergeant major lyons. steve: yeah. that's pretty good. win y'allselves some money. let's go meet the boudreaux family. breton: steve. steve: "bret-ton"? breton: "bret-ton." steve: breton, good. breton, what do you do? breton: i work for a college, working with college students, helping them get jobs, prepare for life after school. steve: oh, ok. breton: yeah, yeah. steve: that's good. oh, what college is that? breton: uh, trinity college in hartford, connecticut, small liberal arts school. steve: well, that's good. so what do you say we get it on, play some "feud"? let's go. give me

. >> mckinney. >> sent memorandums on the trade unions bills. it's clearly impinges. does the minister not now agree it was subject to legislative motions and what actions will the government take to ensure that civil servant do not arrive in the future. >> mr. speaker, the honorable ladies just not to date on all of this. >> mr. speaker, what the relegation of labor or, with the minister agree that now we've accepted members live in the default position. >> the honorable lady makes a very good point. i pay handsome tribute to the outstanding -- mr. speaker, let the prime minister she's a moderate sensible conservatives. she turned the skies of scotland blew with the rather pleasing tinge of pink at the edges. >> wayne david. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the act still speaks to his social partnership on the democratic will of the people of scotland and wales. the government says it believes in mutual respect to the central government and many more but the immediate discussion of this at length about how scotland and wales. >> discussions are always continuing. i think t

the town of mckinney, texas, just voted to build this giant 12,000-seat stadium. price tag, colossal. nearly $63 million. the decision, not without controversy. >> please vote no. >> reporter: critics say taxpayers should not be pumping this much money into high school football. >> we've got a perfectly fine stadium. >> reporter: but the school district is hinting at what you might call texas stadium inflation. pointing to behemoths like the ones in cady and allen, texas. both priced at about $60 million. the school district tells us it will be a multipurpose facility and besides, they say they want their kids to get the get at the other schools. matt gutman, abc news, los angeles. >> the mix is next. we're in the middle of potty-training. which means that most nights, this is the potty. these robot sheets, they needed more than detergent could handle. they needed a rescue. otherwise, we might have had to say bye-bye to our favorite robots ya. so we added tide rescue to the wash. it cleans super deep down where detergent just doesn't. daddy, i've got to go potty!

the town of mckinney, texas, just voted to build this giant 12,000-seat stadium. the price tag, colossal. nearly $63 million. the decision, not without controversy. >> please vote no. >> reporter: critics say taxpayers should not be pumping this much money into high school football. >> we've got a perfectly fine stadium. >> reporter: but the school district is hinting at what you might call texas stadium inflation. pointing to behemoths like the ones in cady and allen, both priced at about $60 million. the school district assures us it will be a multipurpose facility, david, and besides, they say, they want their kids to get the same opportunities as the kids get at the other schools. david? >> matt gutman tonight. matt, thank you. and tweet us from home, let us know what you think. >>> in the meantime, there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this wednesday. new details coming in now about what authorities have just taken. also, there are new clues about prince's final days, uncovers in a search warrant. and this face, revealed tonight. who is the my

harrison weighed in with a devastating editorial, framed as a memo to mayor mckinney.eek, the child makes the trip. the child lives in a house 18 feet x 24 feet along with three other people. on several over the open windows there are no screens. there's no front door at all. sunlight comes through the roof in two places. the child and his family share with another family the outhouse and the backyard. not only is there no lavatory in the house, there is no tub, shower, or hot water supply. the water lapped over the side of the bucket as the child stepped up a concrete block into the house. now, mayor mckinney, that's a third to a fifth of the family's weekly supply of water to drink. and that family lives in the northeast section within the city limits of gainesville, florida, and they pay $5 a week rent. that's florida's university city, center of science, education, and medicine. now, tell it's again, mayor mckinney, as you have since last august, that a minimum housing cold for gainsville is unnecessary. tell the child that carries the drinking water down that dust

the flames broke out on mckinney street about 8:20 not far from chevy chase circle.he victim is expected to recover. d.c. fire says the crews were able to put the flames out quickly. >>> the family of a massachusetts man suspected in a deadly rampage said he had psychiatric issues. >> two people were stabbed to death and five injured in the town of taunton south of boston. police say arthur darosa rammed his car through a macy's door then went inside a mall and started his attacks. >> there was a pregnant lady that came out holding her stomach. she was screaming and crying to save her baby, help her. >> one of the women succumbed to her injuries and died. she was 80 years old. >> that victim was in a home where darosa began his killing spree. the carnage at the mall could have been worse but an off duty sheriff was there and fired a shot that killed darosa before >>> 16 black west point cadets won't be punished for raising their fists in a picture. some questioned whether the behavior in the picture was proper for people in uniform. the military academy ruled that th

we have erica, joy baker, and mckinney blunt with us.hank you for being here with us today. >> thank you for being here. >> bethany, you are cofounder and c.e.o. of cathy lab. so this project included something that you all do in addition to your full time jobs. >> right. >> correct. >> bethany, tell us, project include. what your words, what is this for? >> one of the biggest challenges of being a founder in an early stage company is there's so many things going on in your company. but you want the best company you can. from the very beginning. you want all the bases covered and create a great foundation for your company so as it grows in scale, it's the kind of organization people want to join for their careers. it's difficult to balance all those things. and there's so much information all over about different ways you can build your company into a healthy organization. but what we did is we did a lot of research. and we used our own experiences. and we brought together the best recommendations that were out there that are actionable

the 12,000 seat facility and events center in mckinney, texas, has a price tag of nearly $63 millionng this teacher say it's worth it. >> this bond is definitely needed. this place will be as big or bigger than plano. plano has two large stadiums. melissa: all right. but critics say, i mean, bigger than plano. that is all anyone cares about. should the money go to something more important? is that new stadium unnecessary? >> we've got a perfectly fine stadium and that can be fixed up with some of the money that misd has and it would be fine. melissa: so it is not about plano it turns out. the stadium costing more than $60 million, 18,000 seat stadium that opened in allen, texas, in 2012. $65 million stadium under construction in katie, texas. i can't keep up with all those things. harris: a lot of our money, that is what it juice let harris go. you have an opinion. harris: you're all about football. >> not all about it. i spent my life a little bit in it. harris: you have more bling on. tiffany, honey. >> you wanted to wear that. melissa: oh, my goodness. harris: he is hungry dog her

this is fred mckinney just got off a 20-hour travel flight from bangkok.re a foreign service officer. when you land in chicago coming home and hear something like this happen, does it make you think twice about flying? >> not really. i think that it's been pretty amazing over the last five to seven years in terms of my travel, that i've seen how much the security overseas has improved. and so you know, traveling is part of living in this century. you have to do it and the security precautions they take are really pretty vigorous, almost all over the world. >> thank you for speaking with us after such a long flight. i appreciate it. >> no problem. safe travels. >> so again, no noticeable elevated security here at chicago's o'hare international terminal or anywhere across the country but we continue to monitor that for you. >> blake mccoy, thank you very much. we'll have much more on pt disappearance of egyptair flight 804 after a short break. es you are going to be 67. and on that day you will walk into a room where 15 people will be waiting... 12 behind th

, it. 15-year-old jajerna breckton was thrown, kneeled on and detained by a mckinney police officer. many saw the video to detain a girl in a bikini at the time. the original clip shot by a 15-year-old boy, brandon brooks. i have a quote from him. he says everyone who they were putting on the ground was black, mexican, arabic. the cop didn't even look at me. it was kind of like i was invisible. i'll close there. thank you. [ applause ] >> so, get us started in the conversation and quickly invite your comments. please, think of questions for this amazing group. we thought a lot about blackness and the white gaze. i'm curious about how the white gaze relates to white people. so some critical theorists said we don't define whiteness other than it not being of color. so we have lots of constructs of what it means to be black. not so many constructs what it means to be white. so i'm curious about whether the blind see whiteness, how they think about that. >> interesting question. so the blind white respondents i spoke to exhibited what was termed racial transparency in her piece from 1990

ne of those was dealing with mckinney-vento act to better access real property to serve our nation's homeless population. i'm glad we took the changes and this has led to the endorsement of this legislation by the national law center for the homeless and poverty. i'm pleased to have worked with the law center throughout this process and look forward to continuing to work with them to address our nation east most vulnerable citizens. this is a good bill. it's been done in a bipartisan fashion. and it's going to save billions of dollars for the taxpayer. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentleman reserve. the chair recognizes the gentleman from indiana. mr. carson: i yield the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania. >> i wish to yield three minutes to the gentleman from tennessee, mr. duncan. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. duncan: i thank chairman barletta for yielding me this time. i rise in support of h.

be focusing their attention, mike santoli joins us, cnbc's senior market commentator, and burns mckinneypy monday to both of you. >> thank you. >> we've been talking to cramer the last couple of days, whether or not we've gone from a caterpillar market straight back to a clorox market. >> that's the way it started to look in the last five, ten days. bond yields on the ten-year treasury peaked above 1.9% at very end of april, and now back toward 1.7%. right there, the bond proxy trade took off again. the s&p low-volatility etf is one we look at. the food stocks are the momentum stocks right now, which is kind of upside down. i think that the theme really is rotation has been very violent. it's been very hard to keep up with the kind of near-term catalyst. as we consolidate in terms of the broad market, it doesn't look that dramatic. within it's been very dramatic. >> as we're trying to put a period on earnings season overall, does this reflect that it was a net disappointment? >> well, looking at the earnings season, earnings look like we're down about 7% for the first quarter, which was

the town of mckinney, texas. land for a 1200 feet high school stadium.cost? this is a high school football team. how much you think they pay to build that stadium. >> that is quite a bit of money. i know a bot of people are upset about this. i think that this will be really wonderful for the community. three high schools going to be using this facility. you can use it for other large events. $63 million. put it into art. you know what i mean. >> a stadium like that. use it as a community opportunity. a piece of infrastructure. >> i think that she is right. >> you could hold a really good donald trump rally at a stadium like that and you would fill it. would you not? now, look at this. i have a number for you. all the young millennial's that want to buy a new home. new home prices. that would, that is a real problem. you want to get into the market. >> i think that that will make me marry for money and not love. i will not be able to afford a new home on my own. >> doctor right, not mr. right. >> yes. so more letters behind his name, the better. i do not

mckinney and -- mckinley and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the gentleman is recognized. mr. mckinley: this bipartisan amendment that seeks to adress the problem of america's declining industrial base. consider these facts. since the 1980's, the number of american rocket companies has declined 60% with only two exreans maining able to manufacture motors that propel our advanced missiles. and the department of defense has already published seven reports going back to 2008, or 2009, all the way up to last year. all talking about this specifically -- about this, specifically warning about the danger of the decline of our solid rocket motor industrial base. in these reports they use terms like at risk, vulnerable, shrinking, atrophying, frg ill. despite the report the air force has permitted the outsourcing of rocket motors for tactical missiles to foreign countries without giving other u.s. companies the opportunity to compete. michigan, this illustrates why so many americans are frustrated with washington. the d.o.d. has identified a problem, bu

now, mckinney is in the big leagues. >> may be nicer than the worst nfl stadium.not sure. >> reporter: school officials are unapologetic. they say no money was taken from education, and voters overwhelmingly approved the bonds to pay for it all. >> are you competing with the guys down the road? >> that's a good question. a lot of people have asked us, are you trying to keep up with the joneses? i think our approach is, we want to give the same opportunities to our students that our neighboring districts provide their students. >> reporter: now, it is an open field. but for football fans, in 16 months' time, a field of dreams. >> now to put this in perspective, these are very large high schools. in allen, 6,400 students in the high school. school officials say even with 18,000 seats here, on game day, 's matt and savannah, gak back to >> everything is bigger in texas. thank you. >>> let's go back to al on san francisco bay for another check of the weather. al? >> guys,? >> reporter: hey, guys, we're in the bay. there is alcatraz. and one of the reasons why it was c

then i heard more about the mckinney's concerns and how this would affect their family. shaving off their house to get a few extra square feet over there and blocking egress from the bedroom. it really concern me. >> president fong: any other speakers? 90. thank you. >> testifier: my numbers to be seven that i live at 504 elvis. i houses backyard adjacent 2503 anderson do better by the divided by offense. but it was that the majority of our time on the ground floor and only naturally comes from a west facing windows and was visible from above the currently one-story unit of 503. two stories to the property which completely obstruct any view of the sky and securely document ground floor of our house. additionally, our garden will be initiated almost all day and undoubtedly all of the herbs, fruits and flowers we don't be unable to survive and we won't be able to grow anything there. another concern of ours is that the project of this scale, the amount of debris that is bound to fall over our shared funds or property is a significant safety hazard to our street three small

. >> mckinney. >> sent memorandums on the trade unions bills. it's clearly impinges.oes the minister not now agree it was subject to legislative motions and what actions will the government take to ensure