the 7th annual minnesota minnesota hot dish competition hosted by al franken featuring state's specialty. a variation on the casserole. it's a bipartisan affair featuring all ten minnesotars which franken said is more crucial given the charged political atmosphere on capitol hill. >> after a very divisive election, this i think is the most important hot dish off ever. >> what this is all about is being neighbors. sharing food and i think every year it just gets more and more the presentations get more wonderful. and we don't cheat. >> reporter: the judges got down to business, chowing down on dishes with quirky names like little hot dish on the prairie. the criteria, one protein, vegetables and a starch, frequently tater tots. franken was part emcee and part connoisseur. >> is that key wa or couscous. >> reporter: and part t talker. his state is proud to be minnesota nice. >> we act passive aggressive toward cheaters. >> reporter: the minnesota lawmakers have all sorts of political views but he said the competition is a chance to put all of that aside. >> the minnesota delegation has certain issues that we all care about, but there actually does make a difference. we ge

everyday when i minnesota minnesota at the capitol, we see bills introduced to have to do with her peoplee. and that stops today. that stops now. some folks say hey, what the native american person doing in the government? that hasn't necessarily been a real safe bet for us. but here's the deal. i refuse to allow decisions to be made about indigenous people without indigenous people anymore. [cheers and applause] and here's the deal. this movement in this moment is led by our young people and for that i am so grateful. and this movement does he just have international women's day is led by our women. [cheers and applause] we always have been and we always will be. are you bugged that guys in the white house right now? yeah, are you peer >> we will leave this now. you can find it online at c-span.org. senate democrats will be announcing legislation on paid family and medical leave. we'll be hearing from senate minority leader chuck schumer and other senators as well. >> are you ready? okay, thank you everybody for coming. we are going to start on time and i'll be very brief. i'm going to h

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minnesota's exchanges are dying. we've had 55 to 67% premium increases, blue cross and blue shield drop 100,000 people in minnesota. the democratic governor of minnesotae affordable care act is no longer affordable. the state of minnesota had to pass a $310 million emergency bailout for people subscribing to the exchanges just to keep them in. so this is a dire moment for the health insurance markets. we've got to stop that. i think this bill goes a long way towards that. >> i wish my co-anchor poppy harlow were with me this morning, she's a minnesota native, she could get into it with you on the situation in minnesota. ken buck of colorado is a no vote now. he says if you require a work requirement on people in medicaid going through, and he says a number of republicans want to see a whole separate bill next week which deals with the other things people want to see with repeal and reform. is that something that you would support? >> i would love to support that. i've said all along, a number of bills are quite good. you've got tom price's bill, you've got the american health care act, rand paul's bill in the senate, all of those are good. the questio

minnesota. that's why the minnesota vikings play and where scores of birds were killed in the migratory season 2016hey flew into the reflective glass. the problem is the stadium is on the mississippi flyway. i always knew football was a dangerous game. >> football is a rough game, the birds ought to know that going in. the u.s. golf association and the royal and ancient golf club are coming out with new rules for golf. one thing that's good news in here is you can keep playing with a damaged club even if you broke it in anger. paul: as some of us have. that's it for this week's show. i'm paul gigot. hope to see you next week. [♪] julie: i'm julie banderas. welcome to "america's news headquarters." kelly: i'm kelly wright. bombshell allegations from president obama that the obama administration had his phone lines wiretapped during the presidential campaign. the white house promising more details on this soon. julie: a the vice president response to news that he used a private email for government

minnesota. sharks forward patrick marlowe, cut minnesota's lead to one. that would be all team teal could muster. sharks suffer their fourth loss in a row, losing to the wild 3-2. team usa is headed to the finals for the first time, it was a giants player who scored the winning run at dodger stadium. usa versus japan in a rain soaked semifinal game. game tied at one in the eighth, adam jones hits a slow ground ball that scores brandon crawford from third. u.s. moves on to face puerto rico in the finals tomorrow. >>> who do you think is the top dog? america's most popular breed, next. live-stream your favorite sport at the airport. binge dvr'd shows while painting your toes. on demand laughs during long bubble baths. tv everywhere is awesome. the all-new xfinity stream app. xfinity. the future of awesome. (vo)have to happen?idn't i didn't see it. (vo) what if we could go back? what if our car... could stop itself? in iihs front-end crash prevention testing, nobody beats the subaru impreza. not toyota. not honda. not ford. the all-new subaru impreza. more t

minnesota. as the result of their service to minnesota families, thrivein has been inducted into the habitat for humanity's business partner hall of fame. i want to commend both habitat for humanity and thrivein financial on this excellent partnership and thank them for their generous service to the residents of minnesota. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from louisiana, mr. abraham, for five minutes. mr. abraham: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize two of my constituents, ray young and arles buck vanderstein for their induction into the louisiana agricultural hall of distinction. since growing up on his family harm, ray young has dedicated his life and career to farming. after earning a degree in agriculture from louisiana tech, and a masters from l.s.u., ray went on to pioneer the stale seed bed conservation tillage system, known today as no till, and used across the south to enhance crop production. in 1989, ray presented to congress an application to charter the federal land bank of north louisiana. he's served on the board of directors for the federal land bank, as the board chairman of the louisiana land bank and as a leader of numerous state and federal agricultural organizations. ray and his famil

minnesota -- baff oon from minnesota. of the hundreds and hundreds of cases that were decided no one seems to take the time to look at the decisions that were affirmed. most of the panelists were or are practicing attorneys. if they acted in that fashion to someone in the judiciary they would be sanctioned. the disrespectful tone is a blight on our legal system. it does not matter what your political persuasion as. manners are something we can all learn and adhere to. host: one topic c-span has been interested in over the years, is cameras in the supreme court. judge gorsuch getting asked about his opinions on opening the supreme court cameras by senator klobuchar, a democrat. >> that is a very important question. i appreciate the opportunity to discuss it with you. i come to it with an open mind. that iot a question confess i have given a great deal of thought to. i have experienced more cameras in the last few weeks than i have in my whole lifetime, by a long way. i have to admit, the lights in my eyes are a bit blinding sometimes so i would have to get used to that. >> would you favor it or not? >> senator, i would treat it like i would any other case or controversy. i would want to hear the arguments. i know there are justices on both sides of this issue. >> i think justice souter said over his dead body. i was hoping that things had changed. i was hoping that things had changed since then and we see more interest in these decisions , and i hope you remain open to it and will favorite. host: if you want to read more about cameras in the court, c-span's efforts over the years you can read about it on our website, c-span.org. should judge neil gorsuch be confirmed? bob is in durham, north carolina, independent. .aller: good morning i think he is a very impressive man. he is -- has a very cool temperament. disrespectful the manner in which senator franken and the female senator from hawaii attacked him. not have been able to hold my temper as he did. he obviously knows the law, obviously has a great record from the background with over 2000 decisions, only one of which has ever been reversed. well thought of by his fellow judges. i cannot imagine a more qualified person than this fine man. host: the senator from hawaii that you referred to, democrat sending out a tweet after the hearing. judge gorsuch's actions show he would sit -- fit right in the pattern of putting corporations before people. on the line for democrats, good morning. are you with us? caller: yes. senator think that tillis made the right statement -- last yearthat should have been confirmed as the president nominee. he should not have been not given the nomination, but he said the same goes for gorsuch this year. well, i agree. gorsuch, he is a good candidate. he seems to be very articulate, a very good judge. but there was a comment made earlier about his mother being disgraced in the reagan administration. this judge is not his mother. gone multiple cases, thousands of cases and only three times been questioned by the supreme court them self, only three of these cases. i know judges here in california who have had 10 or 20 cases dismissed. infightingrible, the and hatred going on from republicans and democrats. notrdless of whether or president,t out as that is tomorrow, not today. gorsuch is going today. democrats, the way they are treating him, they ought to be ashamed. they ought to be ashamed. host: as you mentioned, neil , she was theher first female administrator of the environmental protection agency, serving in that role in the early 1980's. jane, houston, texas, republican. caller: thank you for taking my call. i think the guy needs to be confirmed just by his record and the way he carries himself. my biggest comment was the lady from minnesotashe nailed it when she said, how come the democrats are asking so many stupid questions? and i agree with her. one, said this from day with my family and relatives that come over here, they get kind of mad at me because i'm so into politics. it is true, though. why these people, they need to sit down and watch their self on tv asking these dumb questions. anyway, thank you for taking my call and i will get off here and listen to your comment. committee will pick up its questioning again in about an hour and a half at 9:30. day three is expected to begin of the course is confirmation hearing. you can watch that on c-span3, on the web at c-span.org, or listen to it on c-span radio. bynext we will be joined republican congressman jim banks about his efforts to get congress to authorize military force against the islamic's eight. -- islamic state. later, republican tim ryan will be here to discuss the health proposal,018 budget all coming up next on washington journal. ♪ ♪ >> c-span's voic

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minnesota, today. this after about 50 anti-trump protesters confronted a larger group of trump supporters at the minnesota state capitol. that's according to minnesota spokeswoman also told cnn, it appeared part of the anti-trump group instigated this violence. six people, all in the anti-trump group were arrested and charged with rioting and disorderly conduct. >>> and tonight, the president is dining at his florida resort with embattled attorney general, jeff sessions. the two men conferring after this week's explosive controversy about sessions not revealing his true pre-election meetings with the russian ambassador. let's turn now to a politician who was once the most powerful republican in the sunshine state. one little catch, charlie chris crist is not a republican anymore. he became a democrat in 2012. congressman crist, thank you so much for coming on. you say -- >> thank you, pamela. it's a -- yes? >> well, with i want to quickly go to this video and get your reaction. you say that the attorney general, jeff sessions, must resign. watch. >> it is the attorney general of the united states of america who has now been exposed for lying to the

is from a congressman from minnesota who talked about growing up in minnesota where i grew up in the '50s, '60s, '70s. he said if you were a white male growing up in minnesota, you needed a plan to fail. you needed a plan to fail. there was so much updraft of blue collar and white collar work. my uncle worked as a loan officer in a bank back then and he only had a high school degree. what happened as a result of these accelerations is that the demands for every middle class job got pulled up. the thing that sustained the american middle class in the '60s, '70s and '80s, you could get high wages for middle skills, that got completely wiped out. there's a lot of people today who are feeling the effects of that. now you need a plan to succeed. as i explained in the book, you have to update it every four years. >> is it possible to harness, to channel that angst that comes from the pace of change for a positive purpose? if so, what do we do with it? >> really good question. i think it's a challenge for the democratic party, to acknowledge that angst and to affirm why people are feeling that way, but try to take it in a positive direction. and i have a chapter i

minnesota. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 198, the gentleman from minnesota, mr. walz, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from minnesota. mr. walz: thank you, mr. chairman. i first want to thank chairman roe and chairman sessions of the rules committee for making this amendment in order. i have voiced my concern with the regular order, but i think it's important to note that we are given the opportunity here to offer amendments in good faith and i'm grateful for that. this amendment to h.r. 1259 would replace sections 3 and 9 of the underlying bill with bipartisan legislation from the veterans first act that was first introduced by senator isakson last congress. this is the piece of legislation i have been talking about. it's supported by both sides of the aisle as well as those veterans' services organizations with the exception of one that was shown earlier. if we hope to reach any compromise with the senate on accountability, i believe this amendment could be made in order, be voted on, debated and passed into it. the amendment specifically targets senior executives. it has been the senior executives, not the frontl

minnesota. top team in the western conference. 1-0 wild. minnesota's stuart shot goes into the jersey of the goalie. originally ruled a goal but no goal. later. the wild gets past jones here. the first of his two goals. 2-0. minnesota wins 3-1. snapping the sharks winning streak. mexico city for the world golf championship. could they dethrone the best golfer on the planet. dustin johnson had a four stroke lead but he eagled the 11th and then 14th tied johnson 13 under but he would fade. look at this. dj out of the bunker. sets up birdie on 15. one stroke lead on the 18th. out of the trap again. 2 putt par. and that was good enough for the win. dominate season could be ahead for johnson. second victory of the year. nascar second race of the year in atlanta. 14 laps to go. kevin harvick got a penalty for speeding on pit row. dropped him to a 9th place finish. that allowed brad keselowski who took the lead, taking the checkered flag. in the desert, a's taking on the mariners. the first run of the game. he can hit. cotton getting the start for the a's. getting help from his defense. he hangsen to the baseball. allow -- hangs on to the baseball. a's are 5-4 winners. giants lost to the royals 4-3. buster posey had two r

minnesota >>> a 98-year-old minnesota man is facing arrest and extradition for alleged nazi war crimes. it comes four years after allegations surfaced that mark karkoch commanded a nazi unit in poland. he lived in minnesotapeatedly denied his involvement in any war crimes. they say he suffers from alzheimer's disease. >>> a dramatic ending to traffic stop in southern california. police say the man who is a father of six barricaded himself inside his minivan for about 30 minutes. authorities became concerned that he was going to light the vehicle on fire. so they used a fire hose to force him out of the vehicle. but then police say they had to shoot him. >> the man -- >> they tried to take him into custody. but unfortunately, the gentleman reached behind and produced a knife. officers felt threatened. >> the man was identified as michael perez. his estranged wife says he lived in the van for more than a year and suffered with a drug abuse problem. >> incredible video there. >>> all right. switching some gears now to lift our spirits, let's talk about love put on indefinite hold for millions of tinder users. the popular app appeared to be experiencing a massive technical meltdown yesterday afternoon keepin

minnesota man is making the most of his retirement. wifetexas man and his moved to minnesota, opened a thrift store with his retirement money. it was named after one of his grandkids. they do not do it for the money and the other gets a salary. pay rent and utilities. any leftover money is used for people in need. here with a come in referral from social services, we help them with everything they need. we are able to just about furnish everything. poverty knows no boundaries. kimberly: manny said he moved from san antonio to minnesota for the cold weather because he loves the cold. people there say that they love his warm heart. the valiant taste times of death, but once!! uh, excuse me, waiter. i ordered the soup... of course, ma'am. my apologies. c'mon, caesar. let's go. caesar on a caesar salad? surprising. excuse me, pardon me. what's not surprising? how much money matt saved by switching to geico. could i get my parking validated? fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. kimberly: someone called him a blockhead, but that's not fair. set aae kwon do champion in

minnesota. the chair: the gentleman from minnesota. mr. walz: mr. chairman, i do rise in opposition although i am not opposed to this amendment. it's smart. i have seen how important employee surveys can be in understanding how an organization can be improved, made more efficient or take constructive criticism. it makes absolute sense that mployees filling them out know their anonymity will be ensured. make sur it i collected on the visn level, it is show where it is working and where it's not. mr. chairman, i support the gentlelady's smart amendment and yield back the balance of my time. the chair: does any member claim time in opposition? hearing none, the question is on the amendment offered by the gentlewoman from washington. all those in favor say aye. all those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the ayes have it and the mendment is agreed to. it's now in order to consider amendment number 11 printed in part b of house report 115-39. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from hawaii seek recognition? ms. hanabusa: mr. chair, i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 11 printed in part b of house report 115-39 offered by ms. hanabusa of hawaii. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 198, the gentlewoman from hawaii, ms. hanabusa, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from hawaii. ms. hanabusa: thank you, mr. chair. i rise to speak on my amendment to ensure certain types of information are added to the department of veterans affairs survey data that this bill requires the department to create and report to the house and senate committees on veterans' affairs. this bill instructs the secretary of veterans affairs to carry out a standardized exit survey to be voluntarily completed by career and noncareer employees and executives of the department of veterans affairs who voluntarily separate from the department. the bill requires a report to congress on an annual bay sifments first an analysis most common reasons employees choose to read. second steps, the secretary is taking to improve retention. third, the demographic characteristics of employees choosing to leave. fourth the legislative barriers to improving employee retention. fifth, the number of employees who took the survey. mr. speaker, there is important information missing that must be gathered by the department. one, the total number of employees who voluntarily exited the department during the reporting period, and, two, the percentage of those employees who actuall responded to the survey. without this critical information, assess the value o the reported data relative to the total number of employees who departed the tent. -- department. mr. speaker, i'm asking we get a full picture and my amendment will help us do that. i urge my colleagues to support my amendment. mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlewoman from hawaii reserves the balance of her time. for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to rise in opposition though i am not opposed. the chair: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. mr. wenstrup: i rise in support of representative hanabusa's amendment which would tweak the report on exit surveys that v.a. is required to submit in section 13 of the bill to stimulate the v.a. provide the total number of employees who voluntarily separated from v.a. service and percentage of those who took an exit survey. this information will be very helpful for congress to receive in order to track how many employees are choosing to voluntarily leave v.a. and are taking advantage of the opportunity to complete an exit survey prior to their departure. i urge all my colleagues to join me in supporting this amendment and i'm grateful for representative hanabusa for submitting it. with that i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from ohio reserves the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from hawaii is recognized. ms. hanabusa: mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlewoman hawaii yields back. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. wenstrup:00 i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from ohio yields back. yet is on the amendment offered by the gentlewoman from hawaii. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. >> we ask for a recorded vot the chair: pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentlewoman from hawaii will be postponed. it's now in order to consider amendment number 12 printed in part b of house report 115-39. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? ms. meng: mr. chair, i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 12, printed in part b-of house report number 115-39, offered by ms. meng of new york. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 198, the gentlewoman from new york, ms. meng, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from new york. ms. meng: thank you, mr. chair. this amendment would require the v.a. secretary to establish a program encouraging members of our armed forces serving as health professionals to pursue jobs with the veterans health administration upon discharge or separation from the military. as we all know, the v.h.a. has existing shortages of health professionals. we also know our service men and women sometimes have difficulty transitioning back to civilian life after serving. what could be better than having a service member with health care training and experience transition into employment with the v.h.a., serving their brothers and sisters? mr. chair, i believe that everyone wins with this amendment. this program would be completely optional to participate in, would help reduce staffing shortages at the v.h.a., and would provide job opportunities to recently discharged service members. i urge support for this commonsense amendment and i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlewoman new york reserves the balance of her time. for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? mr. wenstrup: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to rise in opposition although i am not opposed. the chair: without objection. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. wenstrup: mr. chair, i rise in strort of representative message's amendment which would encourage military medical professionals who are transitioning out of the armed forces to seek employment within the veterans health administration. wherever possible, v.a. should be filling vacant positions at v.a. medical facilities with eligible, qualified veterans. i'm fully supportive of any amendment like this one that recognizes the highly specialized skills that many veterans gaid while in unifor skills that in this case could be used in service to fellow veterans by addressing access to care challenges across the country. i'm grateful to representative message for this important amendment and i urge all of my colleagues to join me in supporting it. with that i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from ohio reserves. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. ms. meng: i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. wengstrup: i yield back. the chair: the question son the amendment offered by the gentlewoman from new york. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have t the amendment is agreed to. -- 80. the amendment is agreed to. the now in order to considered number number 13 in house report 113-39. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from illinois seek recognition? mr. bost: i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: amendment number 13, printed in house report number 115-39. offered by mr. bost of illinois. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 198, the gentleman from illinois, mr. bost, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes much the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois. mr. bost: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in support of amendment house resolution 1367. my simple and straightforward amendment would require the department of veterans affairs to develop and implement a plan to hire permanent directors for each medical center of the v.a. it also special phis that the secretary should prioritize the hiring of directors for location that is have spent the longest amount of time without one. mr. speaker, last congress it was brought to my attention that the v.a. medical center that many of my constituents utilize had n had a permanent dictor in am three years. is simple -- director in almost three years. this is simply unacceptable. when we have the veterans needing quality care and demanding reform to the current system after reaching out to the department i came to realize this is a common problem around the country which led to my introduction of the amendment. under the current v.a. system, the secretary is allowed to appoint an interim director at facilities, but those individuals can only serve a maximum of 240 days. this is simply far too short a period of time to properly get to know the staff and centers and needs of the location let alone implement new reforms. this commonsense and bipartisan amendment is identical to a bill i introduce earlier in the congress who supported the legislation from both parties. it's identical to legislation this body passed with strong bipartisan support last year. i urge my colleagues to support this commonsense amendment. i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from illinois reserves. for what purpose does the gentleman from minnesota seek recognition? mr. walz: i rise in opposition although i am not opposed. the chair: without objection, the gentleman from minnesota is recognized for five minutes. mr. walz: every member of congress has heard directly from their constituents who receive health care from the v.a. that it's understaffed. this is true at all levels but vital for both the work force and veterans serve that each medical center have permanent leadership. i think all of us know, there is an old saying if you have been one to v.a. facility, you have been to one v.a. if acy. it may seem like the easiest thing to say that leadership matters at thes facilities. nothingatwhen a v.a. facility i in the right direction, it can always be traced to strong directed leadership and almost every case each one ofis has worked on where there is weak leadership or lack of there, those situation goes awry. i have a situation in minnesota where we have been waiting for leadership for year. we have been notified a week ago w

minnesota leading 2-1. coyle scores the second wild goal. minnesota wins 3-2. san jose has lost four straight. >>> and the world baseball classic semifinals japan playing the united states. tied at one in the 8th, a third baseman bobbles the jones grounder allowing the giants brandon crawford to score the go-ahead run. the u.s. wins and advances to the wbc final for the first time. they will play puerto rico tonight. the warriors play again friday against the sacramento kings. >>> the play of the day from the nhl. penguins star sidney crosby doing it all by himself. [ play-by-play ] >> holy mackerel! >> holy mackerel, that's right! take another look. syd the kid sid the kid scores the goal with one hand on the stick. pittsburgh beats buffalo 3-1. crosby earning our play of the day. >>> from the ices to the court as the excitement of march madness builds. a limited amount of tickets will go on sale today for games being played at the s.a.p. center in san jose. the arena will host the west regional of the ncaa men's tournament. you can find tickets at noon on the

minnesota leading 2-1. coyle scores the second wild goal. minnesota wins 3-2. san jose has lost four straight. >>> and the world baseball classic semifinals japan playing the united states. tied at one in the 8th, a third baseman bobbles the jones grounder allowing the giants brandon crawford to score the go-ahead run. the u.s. wins and advances to the wbc final for the first time. they will play puerto rico tonight. the warriors play again friday against the sacramento kings. >>> the play of the day from the nhl. penguins star sidney crosby doing it all by himself. [ play-by-play ] coast-to-coast, th e goal with ju >> holy mackerel! >> holy mackerel, that's right! take another look. syd the kidsid the kid scores the goal with one hand on the stick. pittsburgh beats buffalo 3-1. crosby earning our play of the day. >>> santa clara water district leaders plan to hold a meeting with flood victims demanding answers. what they plan to tell them. >> and if you have been getting away with driving ten miles over the speed limit, well, you might not be any longer. depen

minnesota, but it is an issue if you want to play basketball. the nba cancels last night's game between portland and minnesota because the court was too slick.peratures in the 60s caused the ice surface arouunder the c to melt. that caused too much humidity in the arena. >> the court was sweating. >> it was, i guess. portland is going to have to make it there another time. >>> runners in texas could miss out on the boston marathon because of bad directions. the lead motorcycle made a wrong turn that cut nearly a mile off the course. now runners are worried their times to qualify for the boston marathon will be tossed out. the officials hope they'll be allowed to submit adjusted times. >> i like that strategy, though. i'm going to run the marathon, but i'm going to take a short t shortcut. i have to tell you, if i'm taking a shortcut during a marathon, it's longer than a mile. it's going to shave off, like, 22 miles. >> it's going to be straight to the bars. >> skip the finish line all together. >>> coming up, ie sas sins from world war ii. >> you probably never heard this story until now. this is a brand new series called stranger than ficti

minnesota. not a good start. 2 minutes into the game zach scores 17th of the season and it's 1-0 minnesota and flyers rewound. shawn catourie tied a second we. loose puck. orange and black opportunistic matt reed grip it and rip it and flyers aware win on the road they take t. baseball world still mourning loss of former phillies manager dallas green. today the phillies and twins paying tribute to 82-year-old that died yesterday and most of silence by both teams as this for the game abdung in the her air aback from the baseball classic. not back flip, two run shot and phillies actually lose this game today 4-2 andreading playee championship game none of the players were born. in fact their coach was not born either. this saturday the town of 8 87,000 is bracing for experience of lifetime. check this out. lines stretching all around the block as fans stood waiting for a chance to get tickets to the game against pine richland a high school knowledge of pittsburgh. gameisshy and this means a lot to the reading community. >> it's humbling and remind whaer we're playing for and what we sdand for. and we k

minnesota, but it is an issue if you want to play basketball. the nba cancels last night's game between portland and minnesota because the court was too slick. temperatures in the 60s caused the ice surface arouunder the c to melt. that caused too much humidity in the arena. >> the court was sweating. >> it was, i guess. portland is going to have to make it there another time. >>> runners in texas could miss out on the boston marathon because of bad directions. the lead motorcycle made a wrong turn that cut nearly the course. now runners are worried their times to qualify for the boston marathon will be tossed out. the officials hope they'll be allowed to submit adjusted times. >> i like that strategy, though. i'm going to run the marathon, but i'm going to take a short t shortcut. i have to tell you, if i'm taking a shortcut during a marathon, it's longer than a mile. it's going to shave off, like, 22 miles. >> it's going to be straight to the bars. >> skip the finish line all together. >>> coming up, ie sas sins from world war ii. >> you probably never heard this story until now. this is a brand new series called stranger than fiction. you

minnesota. first period wild up 1-0. scores the first of his two goals. minnesota wins 3-1 snapping san jose's three-game winning streak. and mexico the world's number one dustin johnson held off tommy fleetwood to win the wgc in mexico for his second win of the year. and dustin johnson is the world's number one player and you can bet right now he's a favorite to win augusta at the masters. by the way that masters right here on the big 5. >>> it is 6:26. coming up working to pick up the pieces. the help san jose flood victims are getting. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, president trump's new order is today, with one big >>> now on kpix 5 revising his travel ban. president trump's new order is expected today with one big change in his controversial strategy. >> marking a first in 40 years. the golden gate ferry expands its service after reaching an agreement following months of negotiations. >> we have cloudy skies. we have breezy winds. we have rain and we have snow and i will tell you what when it's all going to end. >> here's a live look at cloudy skies. this is the richm

minnesota knows it's a debacle. the exchanges are shot. the state of minnesota had to pass a $310 million emergency legislation just keep the exchange and the people bung on it marginally afloat. that's theris we are in. not to address this the best of our ability would be a derelict of knowledge promises but our duty as a bottom. mcclintock.k to mister - >> i yield a minute and a half to mister postel of new york.>> i think my colleague and i appreciate the motion that is made by my colleagues on the other side. >> increases and deductibles. they can no longer afford it. they may have insurance in some instances they don't have something that's affordable, that they can buy and that they can use for themselves and their families. and unfortunately the motion our colleagues are often on the other side is just washington speak. it doesn't even make a suggestion as to what the chair is supposed to do. it you wanted to exchange the tax credits advance refundable tax credits. want at the great things about the proposal in front of us is that we're finally starting t

minnesota state capitol. one of the people arrested was senator tim kaine's son. sam sweeney is at the live desk with more. sam: police arrested lynwood , in st. paul, minnesota, at a pro-trump rally. allegedlys son was interrupting the row -- was allegedly disrupting the rally. writingcing felony charges. this morning, senator kaine and his wife released a statement, saying, "we love that our three children have their own views about political issues and they fully understand the responsibility to express those concerns peacefully." the incident happened saturday afternoon. he was released from jail yesterday morning. back upstairs to you. now.: to some other news police arresting a laurel man after he led officers on a 22 mile car chase. night just before midnight when police tried to pull him over in laurel, and that is when they say he took off, hopping on 290 five and heading for the district. several local police departments were able to catch the man in the 2500 block of p street southeast. they are not releasing the man's name just yet. it is warm outside right now. we take a live look outside over arlington and the pentagon, but not the nature -- but

minnesota a and southeast. this is good hope road. we are seeing some delays closer to 295. in addition to the wires down on minnesotaoad, northbound and southbound being blocked. an accident south dakota avenue and eastern avenue. we are seeing delays in both directions. larry. >> ellen, thank you so much. >>> i'm lair rry mill -- larry miller with a few breaking stories. first an over night high speed chase that started in maryland but ended in dc. we are working to find out more details surrounding the chase but so far this is what we know. streets in southeast. it involved maryland and park police. the man has been taken into custody. still no identifying information on this gentleman but we'll get more and pass it along to you. >>> we are expecting to learn more about a freight train that slammed into a bus killing four seniors. this bus was traveling from austin, texas on a casino trip. rescue workers in most mike schuh -- many mississippi scrambled to pull survivors from that bus. the impact was so strong that it crushed the bus and pushed it down the tracks. >>> higher ups in the baltimore city police officer

minnesota. mr. lewis: there is a lot of talk today about broken promises. the poster child of broken promises has been the affordable care act. i can tell you about what happened in minnesota. governor dayton said, the informal care act is no longer affordable. when blue cross blue shield dropped out, minnesotans with left without a plan. this is a debacle. every american in minnesota knows it is a debacle. the state of minnesota had to legislation just to stay in the exchange. that is the crisis we are in. be ao address this would derelict of not only our promises, buour duty as the body. mcclintock: i now yield to my colleague of new york. >> i appreciate the motion made by my colleagues on the other side. unfortunately, this motion is just an aspirational proposal. it does not offer any specifics. it offers what they like and wish. it is typical washington. people are sick and tired of what washington does, which is often nothing. we have a situation around is where yes, many people are happy many more arebut seeing increases in premiums, deductibles, they can no longer afford it. they may have insurance in some instances, but they no longer have something that is affordable. motion on the the other side is just washington speak. it does not make a suggestion as to what the chair would do if she were on the rules committee, if you wanted to change the tax credit

minnesota . >> there's a lot of talk today about broken promises but the biggest broken promise has been the affordable care act. mister mcclintock talks about premiums nationwide, i can talk to you about what happened in minnesota. governor mark dayton said the affordable care act is n longer affdable. commerceommissi: an emergency situation with premiums rising 50 to 67 percent in the last two years. when blue cross blue shield dropped out of the minnesota market, 100,000 minnesotans were left with our plan even though president obama promised you could keep your doctor. this is a debacle and everybody in minnesota knows it's a. exchanges are shot, state of minnesota passive $310 million emergency legislation just the exchange people buying on marginally a float.that's the process we are in. not to address this the best of our ability would be a derelict of not only our promises, i yield back to mister mcclintock. >> i yield a minute and half to mister faso of new york. >> i think my colleague and i appreciate the motion that is made by my colleague on the other side. unfortunately, this motion is really just an aspirational proposal. it doesn't offer any specifics, it just says what they would like and what they would wish. it is typical washington. that's the problem. people around the country are sick and tired of what washington does. this is often nothing. we have a situation around us where yes, many people across the country are

minnesota nice, but do not mistake it for softness. >> one person. >> a former county prosecutor and first female senator from minnesota, senator klobuchar also brings iron range toughness, the daughter of a journalist, she is a fighter for middle class families in minnesota and across the nation. on antitrust policy and consumer rights the senator has long been a fooers advocate for competitive markets that promote robust economic growth, she has been a consistent fighter for lower prices, higher quality and fairness for small and growing businesses. we need more leaders like her in washington. please join me in welcoming the honorable senator amy klobuchar. [ applause ] >> thank you so much. we were pretty excited to see this like sold out crowd for an antitrust session. my -- said it's wonderful. thank you for your leadership an center for america progress for all that you're doing. before i was a senator and before i was a prosecutor eight years, i was a lawyer and at one point early on in my career my client that actually did the most work for over the years was mci. this was at time when they were a scrappy company that was taking on the bell companies and getting into the market and actually eventually when i was representing them trying to create

minnesota seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the gentleman from minnesota is recognized for one minute. >> i want to con garage late the orino girl's basketball team for recently winning the minnesota state championship. after falling short of expectations to win it all this year, the spartans bounced back this year with an impressive 27-4 window, despite many thinking they missed the window. they were determined to finish the job as they stormed through the playoffs. led by senior terry ander. she made sure to give her teammates the recognition they deserve. they went on to beat wenona in the title game. orin's response to the previous season speaks highly of their character and their program, led by coach lisa glover in her first season with the team. mr. paulsen: these girls show they give their all in everything they do, whether school or team or family. congratulations to the team on the state title. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from ohio seek reck fission? -- recognition. ms. kaptur: mr. speaker, years from now history books could well describe entrapment of a united states president by a foreign adversary. recently the state department avoid

minnesota, which i'm so proud to represent the people of the fifth congressional district of minnesota, we used to have an uninsured rate which we thought was low. it was 10.9%. if you remember, in the pre-affordable care act days, 10.9% was pretty low. now it's 6.6%. and that means literally thousands of minnesotans can now go and get regular doctor care rather than just show up at the e.r. you know, part of the way that we used the affordable care act in minnesota, in the fifth district, is that the folks at acmc set up a program. it says, we're going to take some of these medicaid dollars and we're going to help people who are chronic users of the e.r. system, and we're going to work with other agencies and other providers in the community to help house them stabley and then do regular medical surveillance with them. you know what's happened with this program? costs at the e.r. have dropped through the floor. the money has been saved. because of the affordable care act. but not only that. not only is it about the money, because if you talk to our republican friends, all they want to talk about is money. something even more important has happened. you talk to the people who would go to the e.r. all the time and they're saying, i have somewhere to live. i have somebody who helps me stay on my medication. i'm beginning to rebuild relationships with my family again. schizophrenia can be very devastating to your mental health, and i was all out of

minnesota nice. but do not mistake her collegiality for softness. >> [inaudible] [laughter] prosecutor county and the first female senator from minnesota, senator klobuchar also brings an i in range toughness to washington. the daughter of a journalist and public school teacher, senator klobuchar is a fighter for middle-class families in minnesota and across the nation. as the ranking member of the subcommittee on antitrust competition, policy, and consumer rights, the senator has long been an advocate for competitive markets that promote sustainable and robust economic growth. from railroads to drug pricing, clinic -- senator klobuchar has been a fighter for lower prices, higher the quality and fairness for small businesses. we need more leaders like her in washington. please join me in welcoming the honorable senator amy klobuchar. [applause] : thank you.uchar we were so excited to walk in and see the sold-out crowd for antitrust discussion. my antitrust counsel said it was the best day of his life. it is wonderful to be here with all of you. thank you for your leadership, center for american progress, or all you are doing. before i was a senator, before i was a prosecutor for eight years, i was a lawyer. at one point early on in my that did theent most work for over the years was mci. this was at a time when they were a scra

minnesota nice. but do not mistake her collegiality for softness. >> [inaudible] [laughter] >> a former county prosecutor and the first female senator from minnesota, senator klobuchar also brings an i in range toughness to washington. the daughter of a journalist and public school teacher, senator klobuchar is a fighter for middle-class families in minnesota and across the nation. as the ranking member of the subcommittee on antitrust competition, policy, and consumer rights, the senator has long been an advocate for -- from railroads to drug pricing, senator klobuchar has been a fighter for lower prices, higher the quality and fairness for small businesses. we need more leaders like her in washington. please join me in welcoming the honorable senator amy klobuchar. [applause] senator klobuchar: thank you. we were so excited to walk in and see the sold-out crowd for antitrust discussion. my antitrust counsel said it was the best day of his life. it is wonderful to be here with all of you. thank you for your leadership, center for american progress, or all you are doing. before i was a senator, before i was a prosecutor for eight years, i was a lawyer. at one point early on in my career, a client that did the most work for over the years was mci. this was at a time when they were a scrappy company that was taking on the bell companies and

minnesota? in the past five years? >> you are cherry picking. >> tucker: there have been a ton of somali refugees that have moved into minnesota and maine. seen a massive spike in a threat for tara. terror. i mean, that is not an accident, is it? >> i do not think that is the case. >> tucker: i think it is. we are out of time, email me. thank you, bill. up next, and highly partisan times, could a good idea rise to the top even if it is proposed by somebody from the other side? we will talk to to a democrat t that. and president trump's claim, did obama wiretapped him and his campaign? stay tuned. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo is specifically designed to open up airways to improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a t

minnesota? in the past five years? >> you are cherry picking. >> tucker: there have been a ton of somali refugees that have moved into minnesota and maine.e they'veen a massive spike in a threat for terror. i mean, that is not an accident, is it? >> i do not think that is the case. >> tucker: i think it is. we are out of time, email me. thank you, bill. up next, and highly partisan times, could a good idea rise to the top even if it is proposed by somebody from the other side? we will talk to a democrat about that. and president trump's claim, did obama wiretap him and his campaign? stay tuned. claim, did obama wiretapped him and his tech: at safelite, we know how busy your life can be. mom: oh no... tech: this mom didn't have time to worry about a cracked windshield. so she scheduled at safelite.com and with safelite's exclusive "on my way text" she knew exactly when i'd be there, so she didn't miss a single shot. i replaced her windshield giving her more time for what matters most. tech: how'd ya do? player: we won! tech: nice! that's another safelite advantage. mom: thank you so much! (team sing) safelite repair, safelite replace. our insuranc

minnesota vikings last night. raiders have a vacancy in the back field. wonder how adrian peterson would look in silver and black. murray signed with minnesota last night. believed to be a three-year deal in the neighborhood of $15 million. nice neighborhood. ran for 788 yards and 12 touch downs last year splitting time with rashard and washington. peterson is a free agent. probably wants more money than the raiders want to spend. who knows if they are happy in job sharing situation. raiders signed jered cook and may add former bills quarterback ej emmanuel. how about the shot of day in arnold palmer invitational. not the golf shot. the shot cody gribl gave the gator who exam perred into the water. the he said the key is you've got to be behind the gator. quoting now, i mean, we're going to get you quick early but i'm not in its way. i'm right behind him. it's not gonna happen. so if you see a gator, make sure that you're not like this, because once he lines you up, tl then you're in trouble. but if you're behind him, you're all good. tail side is where you want to go. >> thanks, larry. >> tonight at 9 on on cable channel 13, coming up, chous house prop

minnesota, mr. ellis son. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from minnesota is recognized for two minutes. mr. ellsworth: i agreed what mr. capuano just shared. anybody listening, this is a classic fight of the big money against the many, the big money they say they want even more money to be able to dig into your private information so they can figure out, what you went to bed and write ads so they can sell you more stuff. and as disgusting as that is, you can see how that's not the end of it. what if there are people -- what if you have something that is sensitive that is not of a nature where it's sailable but it's just their business. somebody else is going to know now. and they may be able to gather it and distribute it. it is outrageous what the majority is doing today. and i can't possibly believe that it is conservative, that it is small government. i can't believe that they believe that this is what a government in restraint should do. the government should be protecting our rights, protecting our privacy, small government means that the individual ought to be protected from the big p

minnesota vikings last night. raiders have a vacancy in the back field. wonder how adrian peterson would look in silver and black. murray signed with minnesota last night. believed to be a three-year deal in the neighborhood of $15 million. nice neighborhood. ran for 788 yards and 12 touch downs last year splitting time with rashard and washington. peterson is a free agent. probably wants more money than the raiders want to spend. who knows if they are happy in job sharing situation. raiders signed jered cook and may add former bills quarterback ej emmanuel. how about the shot of day in arnold palmer invitational. not the golf shot. the shot cody gribl gave the gator who exam perred into the water. the he said the key is you've got to be behind the gator. quoting now, i mean, we're going to get you quick early but i'm not in its way. i'm right behind him. it's not gonna happen. so if you see a gator, make sure that you're not like this, because once he lines you up, tl then you're in trouble. but if you're behind him, you're all good. tail side is where you want to go. >> thanks, larry. >> tonight at 9 on on cable channel 13, coming up, chowhite house p

minnesota market 100,000 were left without a plan even though the president promised you could keep your doctor can keep your plan. this is a debacle and everybody in minnesota knows it's a debacle. the exchanges are shocked. the state of minnesota to pass a $310 million emergency legislation just to keep the exchange and the people buying on it marginally afloat. that's the crisis we are in. not to address this to the best of our ability but be a derelict of not only our promises but our duty as a body. i yield back to mr. mcclintoc mcclintock. >> i now yield a minute and ha half. >> i think my colleague and i appreciate the motion that is made by my colleagues on the other side. unfortunately, this motion is really just an aspirational proposal. it doesn't offer any specifics. it just says what they would like and what they would wish to get his typical washington. that's the problem. people around the country are sick and tired of what washington does, which is often nothing. we have a situation around us where yes many people across the country are happy with the aca, but just as many if not more are seeing extraordinary increases in premiums, extraordinary increases in deductibles. they can no longer afford it. they may hav

minnesota wild.. the caps guy, defensive man that will suspend a two-game suspension adding more intrigue to the match up, caps coach george returns this time as minnesotaill stuck on warren buffet may have bought the redskins. >> he would settled for a minor league team in ohm ma. > he loves ohm ma. >> he does. > in honor of some pizza. we'll tell you how some localme couples celebrated their love today. that is coming up next. . for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 150 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than fios. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ ♪ > well, this is definitely a t wedding to remember. cusses ofhis cweouplesdd tieing knot in the snow with some pizza. are they really in the snownow there? they had to brave thebrv snow. > and it's all -- it's a happy day, come objection to the forme yes, they hadct to brave the sn. it's all in on org though actually of a mass equation, pi. the popular