the gentleman from missouri is -- reserves. the gentleman from missouri is recognized. mr. graves: thank you, mr. speaker. at this time i'd yield one minute to the gentleman from utah, mr. owens. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. owens: thank you, mr. chair. i rise in support of h.r. 3935, the f.a.a. re-authorization act of 2024. this legislation seeks to strengthen, protect and modernize the american aviation industry, a sector often hund hindered by an agency stuck in the previous century. since 1966, the federal rules increased costs for americans flying through reagan airport. this bill contains a simple but important fix, it adds five new routes while maintaining all existing flights, whether they're within or outside of the perimeter. this legislation is designed not just for one airport or airline but for all of us. it gives more convenience and more opportunities to families traveling into washington, d.c. i thank the negotiators of this bill for working with me over the past year to ensure this type of solution could be part o

the gentleman from missouri is recognized. mr.smith: i want to congressman thompson for his hid moving it through theomin a ver. i yield such time as he may consume to the author of thislem florida, mr. steube. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognizeds be: stand in support of h.r. 5863. and historic act last week the majority of the house the house should act to provide tax relief toti of natural disasters all across america. td with me on this fight. on september 28, 2022, southwest florida was ravaged by hurricane no one ranks him as the third costliest hurricane killing 150 people and causing billions of ar in damages. for floridians, the recy far from over. despite experiencing hurricanes, floridians are resilient. i have beenking on legislation to recover from storms that have decimated many storms. --mu the sun coast is still waiting for congress to do its j provide relief. more than a year after fall, congress has to provide disaster relief. i received thousands of letters, calls and pleas for help who incur

the presiding officer: the senator from missouri. mr. hawley: mr. president, reserving the right to object. mr. president, i have literally grown hoarse coming to this floor defending the rights of americans poisoned by their own government to be compensated by that government, when through no fault of their own they have been exposed to nuclear radiation, nuclear waste, nuclear contamination in the soil, in the water, in the air. i just listened to my friend from utah describe this 11th hour bill after the senate has spoken to this issue multiple times, mr. president. multiple times. after that has been done, now my friend from utah comes and says we need a clean extension. a clean extension. clean. there's nothing clean about this bill. no, it leaves missouri filthy, dirty with nuclear radiation. let's just remember how it happened. all the way back in the manhattan project, the united states government used the city of st. louis as a uranium processing site and did the united states government clean up the nuclear radiation after the fact? no, it

the gentleman from missouri is -- reserves. the gentleman from missouri is recognized. mr. graves: thank you, mr. speaker. at this time i'd yield one minute to the gentleman from utah, mr. owens. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. owens: thank you, mr. chair. i rise in support of h.r. 3935, the f.a.a. re-authorization act of 2024. this legislation seeks to strengthen, protect and modernize the american aviation industry, a sector often hund hindered by an agency stuck in the previous century. since 1966, the federal rules increased costs for americans flying through reagan airport. this bill contains a simple but important fix, it adds five new routes while maintaining all existing flights, whether they're within or outside of the perimeter. this legislation is designed not just for one airport or airline but for all of us. it gives more convenience and more opportunities to families traveling into washington, d.c. i thank the negotiators of this bill for working with me over the past year to ensure this type of solution could be part o

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fight for freedom a missouri man behind bars for 33 years for murder makes his case. >> are you concernedt you might die before being able to be vindicated with no physical evidence? >> and the witnesses recanting, should christopher dunn finally walk free? >> the investigation into the death of friends star matthew perry. what police are now working to find. >> he's been called everything from outrageous to stupid, and the punishment for a man who jumped off a boat and onto a killer whale. >> plus, getting a better night's sleep with noise apps, the one that works best, according to researchers. >> and later, the new pizza capital of america. the controversial declaration being made today from abc news. >> this is america this morning. >> good wednesday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. >> good morning to you i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with new images overnight from a deadly storm slamming the midwest. >> iowa's governor has declared a disaster after a series of destructive tornadoes, one resident saying simply, it's a mess. overnight, authorities in iowa confirmed multiple

measure enshrining reproductive rights in the missouri constitution.nificant is this if another red state like missouri puts abortion on the november ballot? >> we've seen the states like ohio that abortion ballot measures are a massive turnout booster. right now it is the top issue for 1 in 8 voters, but i believe that there is under polling. think will be even stronger than we have seen and that is showing up in the last couple of years since roe, anytime abortion is on the ballot it is a booster for turnout. fine wins i think will be because of abortion of the biggest impact will be seen in states that also have abortion measures on the ballot. i do not know the he will win in missouri but i think you could certainly help in a variety of ways and the success of his campaign is largely going to depend on how it can convince voters that trump's recent backpedaling is a lie and further research is will be the norm under any form of republican leadership. >> to what extent do you think you could provide opportunity for democrats in this state? >> i will

joining me now missouri senator josh hawley.eminds me of what they said question the outcome or have concerns orer rig glarts. conducted. they had to be followed or surveilled. it seems very reminiscent of that. >> yeah. it now, laura, we have entered the phase where joe biden says in order to save democracy, he has to cancel democracy. in order to preserve the right of the people to govern, he has got to throw his opponent in jail to make sure the people don't have a choice in november. this is something we have never seen before in american history. our election process is supposed to end with an election not with throwing your opponent in jail. no american president has ever done this before. i mean joe biden has tried to make this a third world country. i will say, this laura, these same democrats, i thought, 24 hours ago, were mounting a full on assault on justice samuel alito and the supreme court calling for recusal. calling into question the court's decisions why? because they didn't like a flag justice alito flew now al

metamucil gummies the easy way to get your daily fiber. >>> a heart-pounding scene in missouri afterre >>> a heart-pounding scene in missouri after gunfire erupts during a high school graduation ceremony. police say a fight broke out inside the arena, and a single shot was fired. two people suffered non-life-threatening injuries. a person of interest was taken into custody. the graduation ceremony is expected to be rescheduled. >>> a major step in the maryland bridge cleanup, and a deadly crash in idaho. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." >>> "usa today" reports six people are dead and ten injured in idaho after a car crash involving a large passenger van. police say the driver of a pickup truck veered into oncoming traffic and crashed into the van saturday. the driver of the van and five passengers were pronounced dead. nine others were taken to the hospital. no word on what caused the truck driver to veer into oncoming traffic. >>> "the baltimore sun" says the cargo ship that crashed into the key bridge is set to be refloated this morning. crews say the pla

missouri attorney general andrew bailly is demanding accountability and he joins me now. mr.general, what's your message tonight? >> well, laura, thanks for having me on. i'm always going to fight to protect missourian's right to free expression of their religious beliefs. i'm going to enforce the laws that are on the books to include the missouri human rights act, that prevents this kind of religious discrimination to the form of retaliation by progressive cities officials. it's dripping with irony that the mayor of the city of kansas city came out and said that the buck stops with him and he takes responsibility for this. and just today, a few hours ago, sends me a letter saying all of this is my fault for speaking out and proposing to enforce the law against anyone in his office who violated the missouri human rights act and discriminated against harrison butker and expression of his christian beliefs. i'm not going to tolerate it. >> laura: when you think, mr. attorney general, of the people that the cultural elites celebrate, and what they celebrate, and this guy, by all

as for reelection to the second term in the senate from missouri. and when he came back to washington in january that year, truman was getting letters from some of his constituents, letters from the ozarks, saying that something funny was going on at the site of an army camp construction up there. it's now called fort leonard wood. and it was being built at the time as the u.s. race to get ready for a war that franklin roosevelt and others knew the united states would eventually be drawn into. and the letter writers were telling truman, hey, there's a lot of funny business going on here. people sitting around doing nothing and drawing a paycheck for it, materials going to waste, contractors getting rich. truman was a combat veteran himself, a local government official in missouri in the 1930s, and he ok his public service very seriously. and this was concerning to him. one of the things that's fun about truman is he didn't send his aides out to check this out. he didn't get on a plane with a congressional delegation. truman walked out of his apartme

missouri's republican attorney general, outraged, now vowing to enforce the missouri human rights act to ensure missourians are not targeted for their free exercise of religion, butler is fueling a national conversation the same way we want respect. >> when colin kaepernick takes a knee right? we want to give respect to people whose ideas are different from ours. >> the wife of the kansas city chiefs ceo posting affirming motherhood and praising your wife is not bigoted. but the founding institution of benedictine college says butler's comments do not represent the school as its founders envisioned, saying instead of promoting unity, his comments seem to have fostered division, this student seeming to agree most of the women were looking back and forth at each other. >> did he just come here to speak about politics and his views on women? >> well, the speech is also dividing football fans. sales of his jersey are booming. an online petition demands, though, that the chiefs release him. >> coming up, caitlin clark's home opener last night. not exactly what she was hoping for. >> also a

he represents missouri's fifth district. e financial services membe subcommittee on housing and insurance. congressman, welcome to the pr guest: good to be with you thank you. host: wt to start with the international criminal court requestingrran for leaders of hamas and is really prime minister netanyahu. to tt? guest: there is a levf equilencs into our political lexicon, much too often then i would prefer. by that i mean is come israel obviously is trying to hamas. however, the casualties of civilians has been much too high for me. and millions of others. but to suggest that what israel doing is equivalent to what hamas has and continues to do, isevel of false equivalency that is intolerable. they probably are doing some dama to the relationship between israel and the rest of the world when there come out and say, there is no difference betwee■ hamas. that is an insult to people of decency all over the world. that is not to say that israel has not s would rather they had not done, but it is not equivalent to hamas. host: t

. >> casi 50 mil usuarios estaban sin servicio electrico en oklahoma, missouri y kansas. >> damian bonmatie el reporte. >> tierra sol, lineas electricas en oklahoma fue en barzal, una localidad de mil habitantes a menos de una hora de tulsa. >> al menos una persona murio ahi y varias resultaron heridas, dijo el alguacil a medios l locales asi se ve desde el espacio como se forman estos tornados en oklahoma y kansas, y en el terreno ambulancias y d destruccion el centro de o operaciones de emergencia del estado de oklahoma esta coordinando la respuesta a las tormentas desde un bunker cerca del capitolio estatal. >> fue una noche intensa, casi ciento noventa tormentas se reportaron en el centro del pais segun el servicio meteorologico nacional varias se creen que fueron tornados y generaron vientos de mas de 100 millas por por hora tambien mucho granizo en unas 70 tormentas, esp especialmente severa en moonlight, con un diametro de cuatro pulgadas. >> horas antes en la tarde del lunes, dos tornados se confirmaron en tenesi. >> si, hoy mas de 7 millones de personas siguen bajo alerta de torna

, reporting a damaging tornado already in missouri and softball to grapefruit-size hail reported with that storm. already 162 severe weather reports, and we're just getting started. we have tornado watches this portions of 11 states from texas all the way through missouri back into areas of tennessee, and the strongest storms so far have been focused really to the most part nashville up into western kentucky. especially from bowling green up towards evansville and areas south of st. louis, and, unfortunately, we do it all over again tomorrow. severe weather expected from dallas through the south and up the east coast into washington, d.c. not tornadoes but a lot of wind damage tomorrow. >> i know you and the team will be watching carefully. >>> tension is deepening after president biden halted a shipment of weapons to israel. the president saying late tonight he won't supply the weapons for a major israeli operation in rafah. andrea mitchell has late details. >> reporter: tonight in a stinging rebuke of a close american ally, president biden halting a weapons shipment of 3,500 bombs t

the gentleman from missouri is recognized. mr.smith: i want to thank congressman thompson for his advocacy on his legislation and moving it through the committee in a very bipartisan effort. i yield such time as he may consume to the author of this legislation, the gentleman from florida, mr. steube. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognizedst mr. steube: i stand in support of h.r. 5863. and historic act last week the majority of the house of representatives made clear that the house should act to provide tax relief to victims of natural disasters all across america. i thank every member who stood with me on this fight. on september 28, 2022, southwest florida was ravaged by hurricane ian one of the most devastating. no one ranks him as the third costliest hurricane killing 150 people and causing billions of dollars in damages. for floridians, the recovery is far from over. despite experiencing hurricanes, floridians are resilient. i have been working on legislation to recover from storms that have decimated many st

the foot statue created by missouri, tom corbin, is a very generous gift from the truman institute. and i'd like to thank our guests from the institute here tonight. and also recognize clifton truman. daniel president truman's eldest grandson grandson. after tonight's event, president truman will be displayed permanently under the pergola in the garden behind us for residents and visitors to truman hall to admire for generations to come. clifton, will you please do the honors and unveil our guest of honor? all. and now, without further ado, it is my and honor to introduce secretary of state tony blinken to share a few words with us on this very special occasion. thank you so thank you very much. thank you friends very hard act to follow, but it's so wonderful to see. and we're looking forward to president truman's permanent placement shortly after this evening. so first, welcome and julie, thank you so much for welcoming us to your very humble home. i know you've been complaining for a long time that there's just not lot of elbow room here. and we can all see what you mean by. julie

compromise of 1820, which allowed missouri to come in as a slave holding state. maine was later brought in as a free state, a geographical line. the 3630 line was drawn on the map, saying that all states that come in from louisiana, territory above that line would be free. and then below that line would be slave. and most importantly, it said a precedent of maintain a sectional balance. and so what we see in the admission states after the missouri compromise is every time a slave or a non slaveholding state is admitted, very shortly thereafter, the other is admitted to keep a balance. and so now with the acquisition of what we're on the threshold of the acquisition of all that land, this question is really open and it also creates a political firestorm. but back to your original question, peter, it's very clear that will mont is not advocating about the evils of slavery. that's not his argument. and so the other thing that students really ought to notice from this document is that what wilmot is proposing is part of a free soil doctrine or ideology that the land

>> dustin kawfl from missouri. >> thank you so much. this requires 2/3. it's nondebatable. if you would like to pass this motion, would you please stand. please be seated, everyone. i need specifically people who are opposed to adding these two individuals to the missouri delegation to rise. the motion failed. i apologize. for that ugliness, but it is what it is. we are going to move on. you've got to have 20 people rise for division. i've been really good about respecting you. i apologize but there are not 20 people standing. we are going to move on. we are on presidential nominations. if you are ready to nominate -- >> madam chair. >> microphone three. >> delegate for ohio. i move to suspend the ruse and reduce time for this presidential nominating speeches to five minutes for each person. >> it's been moved and seconded to reduce the time for presidential nominations to five minutes for each person. >> i understand there is a common problem with people who have no realistic chance of winning the nomination using these speeches as an opportunity to advertise their product

almost exactly 25 years ago, across the atlantic, at the truman library in missouri, she formally welcomed poland, czech republic and hungary into the alliance. and she quoted an old central european expression to mark the moment. hallelujah. [laughter] that grew the alliance to 19 members. today, of course, we're 32. at the time, madeleine and her counterparts were also looking forward to another washington summit -- that was the one marking the 50th anniversary of our alliance. she reminded the audience that day nato's strength depends on its unity. and she warned, and i quote her, "we know that when the democracies of europe and america are divided, crevices are created through which forces of evil and forces of aggression may emerge; but that when we stand together, there is no force on earth more powerful than our solidarity on behalf of freedom." madeleine understood this because she lived it personally. as a small child, her family had been driven from their home not once but twice -- first by the nazis, then by the communists -- before finding refuge in the united kingdom and then

prepared to run for reelection, led by those who were unhappy that emancipation had not come to missouri and other border states, angry that lincoln was using the army to crack down on some labor actions in new york and boston and in missouri. just angry. and who did they own? angry. lincoln had dissed franz sigel. that was maybe their biggest complaint. and there's nothing lincoln could have done with that. he was not capable, commanding an important force in the army. they haggled all spring the germans and lincoln, almost every german newspaper denounced him and said he unfit for a second term. ultimately, a convention met and nominated, as i'm sure you all know, c fremont as a third party candidate, fremont was considered more liberal on emancipation than lincoln. keep in mind the proclamation has already been and. he gets huge and widespread german endorsements that's often thought of as a revolting ernst lincoln purely about the emancipation. but 70% of the delegates to that rump convention were german born. it was a revolt against lincoln and as we know, only the cabinet reshuffle

speaker, today i rise to recognize the fourth district of missouri's may small business of the month,nergy transport solutions. e.t.s. a customer service focused business, run by an industry experienced family that is proud to have an excellent safety record while getting the job done in missouri. energy transport solutions has been owned and operated by a father and son duo, glen and eric, in baits city, missouri, since 1955. e.t.s. specializes in transportation and refined fuels, propane, jet, and aviation fuel, and others. e.t.s. has been in the propane industry for over 68 years and has continued to be a reliable company to haul our community's products. by the way, they also haul the fuel for the b-2 stealth bomber at the air force base. we are so grateful for energy transport solution's support as we continue to support them. it is an honor to watch them go out of their way to hire and support veterans. congratulations to energy transport solutions on the well deserved recognition of small business of the month in the fourth congressional district of the great state of missouri.

we'll ask the missouri attorney general, next. ♪ lauren: duo lingo is down and they grew daily activellion and the issue is they're growing at slower expirate stock's down despite raising guidance fors year. we haven't heard that from any companies but it's a severe reaction. stuart: another stock selling off sharply is roblox. lauren: yeah, dialed back current quarter revenue guidance and not just us saying it looks severe but web bush saying it's a harsh reaction to numbers not terrible and wall street e xpecting more from companies in an economy they see being uncertain or slowing down. stuart: two republican officials are urging the department of justice to investigate ex-trump attorney michael cohen. why, ashley. can you tell us? ashley: yeah, house judiciary chairman jim jordan and james comer of kentucky coming together and again we're t hrowing cohen to the justice department after allegedly lying to congress in a 2019 hearing. cohen, if you remember, pleaded guilty in 2018 to campaign finance violations making false statements to congress and tax evasion and seasoned to three

we've got some issues here and i applaud that first caller from missouri. good job on the entry there. a couple of things that are very important. believe it or not, boeing is competing against airbus. airbus is funded by the saudi's. they have unlimited ability to build as many planes as they want as fast as they want. we restrict that. the second thing is, an eso anp employee stock option plan and, have to cut back. they cut back because they want their stock money in their pension money later on. as a result, quality control and quality assurance get put to the side. i was raised and worked for north american back in the space program. in those days, there wasn't one nut or bolt that wasn't checked and not written off by a quality control person. the quality assurance person oversaw the whole thing. these are important things. when congress is looking at the faa, why in the world are flight attendants not paid for on boarding when they get on board a plane? they are not paid until they rollback the plane. that's all money. there are so many things involv

. >>> saturday afternoon the storm threats will be the highest in kansas, oklahoma, and missouri. and sunday the severe weather risk heads east with the nastiest storms most likely from missouri to kentucky. >>> and now to presidential politics. while president biden was hosting kenya's president with one of the largest state dinners at the white house, former president donald trump was holding court in the south bronx trying to woo his hometown with something that hasn't been done in 44 years. ronald reagan was the last republican presidential candidate to hold a campaign event in the south bronx when he ran against jimmy carter in 1980. cbs news' astrid martinez joins us with the latest in new york. >> reporter: good morning. former president donald trump held a campaign rally in new york city in the democratic stronghold where he is widely unpopular. he recited some of his most familiar talking points. for the past eight weeks trump has spent much of his time on the opposite side of the city fighting the hush-money prosecution in the manhattan supreme court. >> together we are

right now, a tornado watch, including southwest missouri from springfield into the boot heel and then it includes carbondale, paducah going into parts of illinois and kentucky, part of this is a pd as tornado watch for that particularly dangerous situation that's saying that we're not only expecting some tornadoes, but these tornadoes so as can be strong, intense, violent at ef2 strength, or greater. this goes into 11:00 at night. again, remember as it gets dark, it's hard to see these tornadoes coming. so please make sure you have your emergency alerts on loud right now. we have a cluster of tornado warnings, including the city of st. louis, where they had to delay the st. louis it's cardinals game. we've got a couple of tornadoes a little bit farther south in the state, just north of west plains where we've got these discrete sounds that are rotating and they're capable of creating these tornadoes again, that can be very strong and intense. again, close-up of that warning there in st. louis, more than 600,000 people in that warning right now us, we still have this line of storms tha

that's why the threat was extended into southwest missouri on the overnight. so let me show you how this plays out. you see all of these little discrete cells. those are the strong violent tornadoes across parts kansas there in oklahoma. >> then you can see them continuing again 10:00 p.m. that would be while you're sleeping discrete cells with violent tornadoes. >> then here comes that when part you see how they start to come into a line that's where you get the threat of damaging winds across parts of southwest missouri. it continues going into the morning hours into the ohio valley. look at stripe of week you can see damaging winds there as well. and the threat continues as we go into sunday. so as we go into sunday, here's that threat for tomorrow. we've got that level three out of five and the orange from st. louis to nashville up towards louisville. additional tornadoes, more damaging wind gusts and large hail possible. all of this in what's been a crazy act so far, more than 900 tornado reports since we started the year average today, it would be about

. >> tricia butler of missouri. i'd like to make a motion to add ariel shack who is currently a new jersey alternate to missouri as a delegate, please. >> a motion to add ariel shack to the missouri delegation and she is from new jersey. did i get that right? i think so ok. moved and seconded. >> second! >> do we have any objection? we have a question but we don't have an objection yet. is it a point of parliamentary inquiry? >> yes are. we voting to remove her as an alternate from new jersey and add her as a delegate from -- >> thank you. we are voting to remove her as an alternate from new jersey and to add her as a delegate in missouri. is that correct? >> yes, please. >> ok. there we go. there's your information. is there any objection. hearing no objection, she is added. [applause] >> microphone two, point of personal privilege. >> microphone two. please state your name. >> alicia bursell, delegate from california. i'm going to say first of all i'm not a member of any caucus faction. in here. >> boo. >> go ahea