. >> anthony: montana.ir piece over the years but before the prospectors and explorers there were the plains indians. the absaroka have been master horsemen since they adopted spanish introduced mustangs in the 18th century. >> kennard: general blackjack pershing. he's called them native americans, the centaurs of the plains. >> anthony: better known as the "crow", they were once part of the larger hadassah tribe. centuries ago they split off on their own and wandered or were pushed by conflict with the blackfeet, cheyenne, and dakota until settling here in the yellowstone river valley. kennard: that horse became everything to our people. >> anthony: kennard real bird grew up ranching and raising horses here at medicine tail coulee, which happens to be the exact spot where general george custer had the worst day of his life. kennard raises horses for rodeo, for riding, and for this; indian relay racing. >> kennard: the athletic ability on them kids are just amazing. the competition is intense. >> anthony: t

lead over bernie sanders in montana, 148.6%, 46.7%, about a third of the vote is in in montana. in south dakota, a lot more of the vote is in, 87% of the vote is in, hillary clinton has a lead over bernie sanders in south dakota. 51.4% to 48.6%. 20 delegates at stake in south dakota right now. she earlier we projected was the winner in new jersey as well as new mexico, important wins, good night nor hirnt, but the biggest of all, california right now. we're standing by to start getting those numbers. once those numbers come in. we'll see if bernie sanders can upset hillary clinton in california, if he can do what he said he wanted to do desperately wanted to do. and clearly, we'll see what bernie sanders and hillary clinton could doll in california. so far states won tonight. new jersey for hillary clinton, new mexico for hillary clinton, north dakota, bernie sanders has won the caucuses, north dakota, bernie sanders has won the north dakota caucuses. donald trump obviously without any opposition he's the only republican candidate standing. he's won all of the states, the republ

y manejamos al otro lado de la montaÑa donde capturaron al halcÓn. que estaba actuando un halcÓn. dijo: vengo aquÍ a trabajar. ricardo: parece ser la respuesta genÉrica que dan. dijo que era un trabajador agrÍcola. le dije que estÁbamos documentando un operativo de los halcones. tienes algo que ver con eso? >> solo vengo a trabajar. ricardo: ustedes no estÁn involucrados en observaciones? >> nada de eso, le juro que no. ricardo: no trabajan para ningÚn cartel ni nada? >> venimos a trabajar para mantener a mi familia. ricardo: cuÁntos aÑos tienes? >> 25, tengo tres hijos. ricardo: te habÍan arrestado alguna vez? >> sÍ, cruzando la frontera. ricardo: dijo que sÓlo llevaba 3 dÍas en estados unidos, si la ropa de camuflaje y la barba es parte de su profesiÓn, queda por determinar por la policÍa. bÁrbara: vÉase cercado por el informe. pamela: el talento sobrepasa cualquier obstÁculo. esta muchacha tiene parÁlisis en la cara pero realiza retratos con la precisiÓn de un maestro. barbara: asÍ nos vamos, maÑana nos vemos nuevamente. ilia: martes 7 de junio, e

bank the all the people of north dakota it appears we will likely when montana as well. i do not think anyone knows what will end up in california the gap will significantly diminish millions of americans who love this country prepared to stand up and fight to make this country a much better place. >> steve: decision 2016 you just heard from bernie. >> pam: thought he might even be offering a concession speech he ended with a fight on to washington next tuesday's primary than the convention however he did say the fight is bigger than me and use us in the fight will continue mesons in a very conciliatory.conciliatory >> reporter: he was wrong to continue the fight for his issues not himself and he was sending signals not conceding that in very short order he will get on board and be a team player. >> steve: has been in oakland center's headquarters what is the reaction there. >> reporter: randy does not what this crowd interpretation. there and it syllabary and all the way to the convention and possibly. it's beginning of a movement plan the death of so many people especi

the montana wood products industry is in montana. we're the primary sector with roughly 7500 direct and indirect jobs, payroll of $319 million and sales of $900 million. roughly two-thirds of montana's timber base is managed by federal agencies. and the last quarter century, we have lost 30 mills, including the two yesterday, and roughly 4,000 jobs as a direct result of litigation and declining timber sales. none of the mills are at full capacity and all depend on a sustainable supply of federal timb timber. according to dat yashgs montana's federal forest grew 476 million wood fiber annually. 510 million cubic feet or will 8% suffers annual mortality of the direct result of insects and disease. we only harvest about 4.5% of the annual growth and 5% of the mortality each year. leading to chronic buildup for fuels. the forest service lacks authorities to plan and implement immediated management projects in a timely fashion. restoration and vegetative treatments can take years to get through only to meet opposition by fringe groups cri

like this place in montana, the bob marshall wilderness. more than a million natural acres of glacier national park. to humans, a small pale stain on the fringes of paradise. strange that a person up here would feel so tense. >> always knew that something was going to happen. >> but there was no question about it. sue de la rose a was a worried woman. >> we didn't know who would be on the receiving end of it. >> yes, it was trouble, big trouble. sue and her husband dan could feel it in their bones. this has been such a happy place. nearly a century, people have been coming here to hunt and fish, ride the trails, summer, winter, whenever. families like this bought small lots, built cabins downhill from the public land. around an old dude ranch, the diamond bar x. >> it was a place to get away from your daily grind, go up on weekends, let your hair down, have fun. >> with no boundaries, i assume? >> that's exactly right. >> community was the rule. in 2001, sue and dan were married here by everybody's favorite waterfall. >> we invited everybod

in montana, half the vote is in. it is neck in neck in montana. bernie sanders has taken a slight lead over hillary clinton. bernie sanders now has the lead in montana by 895 votes. until now, hillary clinton was slightly ahead of bernie sanders in montana. he now takes a slight lead over hillary clinton in montana. so far tonight, four contests have been projected. hillary clinton has won three of them. bernie sanders has won one. bernie sanders so far has won north dakota. we're standing by to hear from bernie sanders. we're really anxious to get the sense, the tone. will go ahead and concede? will he go ahead and continue to fight? stand by. we'll have live coverage of his speech coming up from santa monica, california. let's go over to john king and take a close look at california right now. that's a very impressive lead she has. all the polls showed it was supposed to be 1% or 2% f this holds, the polls were clearly wrong. >> one poll among likely voters that had secretary clinton with a ten point lead number where in the ballpark of. that th

nationally. -- in montana. we have challenges nationally. many of them are capacity related. teams limited in our id to go out and i now was -- and analyze. we have seen capacity resource challenges. people are frustrated. i worked with members of your of the woodrs products association, people are frustrated. >> you work in the collaborative process. lawsuits, do to 21 you think litigation encumbers this? >> it can lead to more durable decisions. will the litigation slowest down? mr. nelson: litigation plays a role in the system. sen. daines: will he say it doesn't slowest down? -- will you say it doesn't slowest down -- does not slow us down? mr. nelson: i suppose you can say it does slow us down. montanans care about their public lands. we need to keep these processes open. this is a challenge. people are frustrated. i hear that from you. we want to get the work done. we are working with the farm bill authorities. done. trying to get work people are rolling up their sleeves. this is not easy and we are commi

we represent the wood manufacturing industry and montana. manufacturermary with 500 direct and indirect jobs with a payroll of 319 million and sales of $900 million. in the last quarter century, we have lost 30 mills, including the two yesterday, and roughly 4000 jobs as the direct result of litigation and declining timber sales. none of our mills are running at full capacity. according to force inventory 510 million cubic server the animal mortality. we only harvest about 4.5% of the annual growth and 5% of the mortality each year, leading to chronic buildup of feels for future wildfires. unfortunately, the forest service lacks authority to plan and implement needed projects in a timely fashion. badly needed forest thinning and vegetative treatments can take years to get through, only to troopsposition by french -- by fringe groups. to date, only one project is pending a decision, seven are under analysis and 18 are on deck. tools ofhat the new the in 2014 farm bill are not enough to address the challenges we face. restoration is one of our

the montana wood products association represents the wood manufacturing industry in montana. our industry is the manufacturing sector with roughly 319 million payroll. it's managed by federal agencies. in the last quarter century we have lost 30 mills including two yesterday and roughly 4000 jobs as a direct result of litigation and can declining sales. none of our remaining mills run at full capacity and all rely on a supply of timber. according to data, montana has 557 million wood fiber annually. 500 million cubic feet or 89.9% of annual market mortality of insect and disease. we only harvest about four and a half% of the annual growth and 5% of the mortality each year. that leads to prime buildup of fires for future fire. we meet opposition by french groups critical of the harvest. the farm bill provided some tools to address these issues. the recent one is very creative in their approach and is moving as expeditiously as possible but to date only one project is pending the decision. with 82 million acres identified by the service high-priority landscape nationally, we fe

doing well montana we are told ya the shot. that's nickel-and- diming terms of the number of delegates and the big states for delegates today of course california and new jersey. we you have ever heard reports fast the campaign staff and hearing us talk about the meeting at the white house thursday with president about. and talk that almost certainly include some pressure to clear the way for hillary. centile making some demands from bernie. attic could be another very interesting week ahead. the people >> pam: there did not lead deal with the word concession they the plan on moving on. no canada ever send the signal the day before they drop out. they always fight to the and always have a chance. if that city of a chance to maintain that slim chance. superdelegate >> reporter: are made up of party officials congress members and governors and the next president is going to have to work with their own party officials the system isn't rigged eventually they did switch because it he was winning the popular vote. he is not winning t

lead over bernie sanders in montana, 148.6%, 46.7%, about a third of the vote is in in montana.ote is in, hillary clinton has a lead over bernie sanders in south dakota

let's look at the numbers right now in montana. bernie sanders is slightly ahead, 49.4% to 46% for hillary clinton. he's up by 3100 plus votes. 45,700 to 42,500. 62% of the vote in montana is in. in california, 34% of the vote is in. hillary clinton maintains very impressive lead by 400,000 votes. she has 61.8% to bernie sanders 37.1%. 475 delegates at stake in california. more than a third of the vote is n hillary clinton maintaining an impressive lead there. we're waiting for bernie sanders to speak moment airly. will he stick to his combative tone and take his fight to the convention in philadelphia or start uniting democrats against donald trump? the white house says president obama has called both clinton and sanders tonight congratulating hillary clinton and thanking bernie sanders for in his words, energizing millions of voters. sanders will meet with president obama thursday in washington. mired in controversy since he locked up the republican nomination, donald trump took a more measured tone tonight. he steered clear of h

nuestras montañas. en coors nuestra montaña es hacer la cerveza más refrescante del mundo.a del lÍder opositor venezolano leopoldo lÓpez, aseguro que el encuentro que tuvo en prisiÓn con el expresidente del gobierno espaÑol josÉ luis rodrÍguez zapatero fue una sorpresa. la cita durÓ 90 minutos y en ella ambos hablaron sobre la crisis socio polÍtica que atraviesa venezuela. una crisis que alcanza a los estamentos militares. nos explica desde caracas daniel garrido. >>> este general chavista serero retirÓ con el mÁximo rango. >>> me llaman traidor porque estoy con el revocatorio que es institucional y fue ideado por el comandante hugo chÁvez klÉe ver no es el Único general chavista descontento con el manejo polÍtico y econÓmico del actual gobierno. para esta analista, la critica del mayor general retirados otro como miguel rodrÍguez ministro detalle interior. se prepara para una inevitable transiciÓn. >>> estÁn interÉs pre tanto un malestar al interno de la instituciÓn. >>> han sido militares y mientras que la mayorÍa de los gobernadores actualmente proviene de los carteles l

[daughter] ¿fuiste a montana? [father] si,fui a montana...nteriano. maity: ay, muchÍsimas gracias! johnny: y estÁ de amarillito, como la yemita del juego. -huevo maity: todo calculado. feliz dÍa y gracias por amanecer con nosotros. ahorita es el momento de disfrutar un exquisito revoltillo. porque un grande celebrÓ su cumpleaÑos y aquÍ tenemos el vÍdeo de cÓmo festejó juan luis guerra. a alejandro fernÁndez le mordiÓ el perro su pantorrilla, ¿realmente pasÓ? y unos hermanos muy importantes ahora cantan en inglÉs. johnny: vamos a verlo. ♪ maity: alejandro fernÁndez se recupera satisfactoriamente de una supuesta mordida que le dio su perro, y no un jaguar, como algunos medios comentaron. a travÉs de un comunicado y fotografÍas, sus oficinas comentaron que hace 20 dÍas alejandro sufriÓ una mordida por uno de sus perros, la cual se le infectÓ y lo llevó al hospital, donde tuvo que ser intervenido quirÚrgicamente. por su parte, alejandro compartiÓ esta foto y reiteró que la mordida fue un accidente. una chiquis rivera un poco nostÁlgica compartiÓ

to great falls, montana.rom there, the planes headed north across canada to ladd field in fairbanks, alaska. the pilots transferred to the soviets stationed right there at ladd field. >> da da and nyet was about the extent of our communicating. >> steve alison grew up on a ranch in southern california and joined the army right after pearl harbor and found himself in the cockpit. >> you got a taste of it. this is great. >> alaska, steve and other pie lots worked closely with the russians. >> they were fine follows. one thing we had in common, we both regularly take those aircraft up and down. >> also, ferrying planes for the russians were american women pilots. >> i had wanted to fly ever since i was a little girl. >> betty shay hailed from buffalo, new york, and started flying when he was 19 and loved flying over niagara falls. >> you could see a little bit of heaven, that was it. i loved it. >> betty was one over a thousand women air service pilots that signed up to help the war effort. >> they weren't a bun

mexico,ia, montana, new new jersey, and north and south dakota.nton: a different division for america the and the one between our side for democrats for progressive, fairness, opportunity and be presumptive nominee on the republican side. donald trump: we going to win on education. no more common core. bring it down. bring it down. we want it local. we are going to win with health. we're going to win on the border. we're going to win at trade. have got tors: we redefine what politics means in america. we need people from coast to coast standing up, fighting back, demanding a government that represents all of us. not just the 1%. announcer: join us live at 9:00 p.m. eastern for election results, candidate speeches, and your reaction. we will look at at the fall battleground states taking you on the road to the white house on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. >> tsa administrator peter enough injured testifies today about tsa's screening delays at u.s. airports. he will appear before the homeland security and governmental affairs committee live

she's from new jersey, new mexico.cicada while bernie sanders to north dakota and montana.arly to call, but clinton is leading sanders 56.6% to 42.5%. >> links to you, we've reached a milestone. first time in our nations history that a woman will be a major party nominee. on the republican side, it donald trump has won all five states in yesterday's gop primaries. nicole: but see what's going on. dow futures -- i don't happen the second, but i will tell you what we've been watching over all is the market has been somewhat mixed. >> 18,000 for the first time since april did not close the bugbear. mom is today. there is some uncertainty for the board to commodities. one of the reasons that i was able to go to 18,000 as oil prices drop in a big way and another 2% yesterday at half a percent to 31% closer to $51 right now. old getting $8. nicole:'s let's look at the latest from the world of sports. the bench clearing brawl in the fifth inning of the baltimore oriole skin for the kansas city royals last night. it started in the second inning when kansas city right-hander threw t

que tomÓ sus precauciones en estas condiciones de calor extremo sobre todo hacia los valles y las montaÑas parte este sistema se las ha llevado donde se estÁn desatando estos incendios que ya han consumido miles de acres de tierra y de maleza en dos incendios de maleza avanzan rÁpidamente las llamas consumieron 5800 acres de terreno, los terrenos se profieren ambos siniestros como intentos, 70 personas han sido evacuadas y comunidades enteras estÁn alerta en caso de que no llamen a sus viviendas en el condado santa bÁrbara un 70% del incendio que abarca 8000 acres servicio forestal investigamos se reporta que hay 4700 bomberos combaten los seis incendios forestales en california, la Última semana desatarÁ más de 150 maleza de estado dado llegaron a esperar de esta ex pareja del cantante que muriÓ a sangre frÍa. se sucedÍa comenzaron a surgir mÁs detalles del crimen en los detalles en el siguiente reportaje una funeraria a puertas cerradas se debe a los restos como sobre servidora entrada de familiares y amigos cercanos asÍ blanca durÁn corriÓ con la misma suerte del cantante han salido en

nuestras montañas. en coors nuestra montaña es hacer la cerveza más refrescante del mundo.. sigue subiendo. ilia: tenemos los detalles. eduardo: pudiÉramos tener algunos tornados y viendo fuerte ubicados en oeste de pensilvania y virginia, tengo el pronÓstico para filadelfia y los alrededores, al regresar. ilia: si quiere incrementar sus entradas trabajando desde casa preste atenciÓn. berenice gardner le muestra uno de los engaÑos de los que caen si quieren entrar a trabajar. berenice: las autoridades intentan alertar a los que buscan trabajar desde la casa. >> lo primero que me mandaron fueron... berenice: encontrÓ el trabajo por internet y sonaba tan bueno que no pudo resistirse. >> que yo podÍa ganar segÚn mi que yo podÍa ganar segÚn mi rendimiento de 800 $ hasta 2000 $. berenice: la compaÑÍa le enviarÍa productos que ya tendrÍa que revisar bien y reenviarlos. >> entonces se la pegaba y lo bajaba al correo. berenice: todo parecÍa normal. >> mas nunca volvÍ a saber de ellos. berenice: se quedaran con su informaciÓn. >> ellos dijeron que tenÍa que coger mi diligencia y hac

i have experienced it on in -- a kid they grew up in montana. in fact, i remember the bumper stickers that we would see, that "pray for me, i drive highway 93." what steps d.o.t. is taking to provide help on u.s. 93? sec. foxx: when we were there, highway 93 did come up. what i offered was our technical teams to try to come out and help. i can't remember where the project is in terms of planning. there is a gap in the project where they're trying to get it finished. we also offered technical assistance on the grant writing side as discretionary dollars become available. to try to move the project forward we certainly want them , to be as competitive as they can be within the programs. sen. danes: i appreciate that. tourism is a huge part of our economy in montana. sec. foxx: it's a beautiful state. sen. danes: thank you. flying into missoula, perhaps driving up to glacier national part. i want to give it over to the bridges. senator sullivan brought it up as well. in missoula, montana, three of the five bridges that cross the clark fort river ar

davis drives through the montana night. the next morning, deputy bernie alstad pulls him over for speeding but before the deputy can get out of the car, davis attacks, shooting up his vehicle. alstad is wounded and davis is also hit but he gets away. that's when deputy conway gets the call that an officer is down, and he's nearly run off the road. montana trooper jason hildenstab joins conway in the chase. he's working an extra shift and just clocked in, so he's low on gas. >> that was going to be my first order of business, to go get my car filled up, unknowing that i was going to be in a long high speed pursuit in a matter of minutes. >> but there's no time to lose and before he knows it, hildenstab is chasing george davis at speeds reaching 120 miles per hour. >> be advised, my low fuel light has come on. i am going to run out pretty soon. >> hildenstab is running on empty and can't keep up with davis. >> do you not have the power? >> i'm just not having the power. >> hildenstab takes the lead in the pursuit and edges cl

i focused on washington and ohio and western montana. what struck me when i started to poke around was eugene debs, the famous face of american socialism. the socialist party of america's candidate for president five times. once from inside jail, which is interesting. debs got steadily increasing electoral results with the kind of common aiding moment being in 1912 were nationally he got about 6% of the vote, just shy of one million votes. that is interesting and remarkable in itself. in the northwest, he got almost 10% of the vote so clearly something was happening where regionally there was more interest and emphasis. i argued in my book that really it was the boom and bust economic cycles of the northwest. involved in being the extractive industries there. verytries that could be exploitive of labor. socialists found an attentive audience because these were workers who had it there he tough. long hours, low wages and often very dangerous work conditions so all of that common aided and higher support in that region in the northwest and

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i said come to montana.hen i told him to go to helena, montana, turn the car north and drive along what is called the rocky mountain front. he got to the end of the day, called me and he was in love. he found a big, big ranch up there, big wild country, grizzly bears in the wilderness, and he's become a very good horseman. he bought fishing property as well. he does have that western life, and he is deep into it. >> we notice you spent time with him on the track. we all recognize his love for the indianapolis 500. he also obviously looks a little different now than we remember him when he was on television. did you ask him about that beard? >> yeah, i did ask him about the beard. i mean, everybody notices. i began by saying what's growing in there? what are you nesting? he said, look, i decided i had shaved at least once a day every day from the time i was 20 until i left the show because i was going to be on television every day. i just got tired of it, so i let the beard grow. he said, nobody in my family

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montana jobs could be sustained or created? >> as i said in my testimony just under litigation alone we've got about 44,000 truckloads that could be impacted. not all that is under preliminary injunction. a lot of that is not being advertised. if we could at least acknowledge that we have a problem because it's been difficult for some folks in congress to acknowledge that we have a problem, and then work together to find a path for to resolving that, that doesn't require opening up equal access to justice. there are other things we can do that have in my written testimony that are good for discussion. as far as the jobs, you can't just get a multiplier but it would be public and it would've three or 400 jobs. we lost 500 last year. we will is 200 this year. >> peter, thanks for coming from montana. i do appreciate your participation. i've been a proponent of collaborative efforts. thank you for that. as i noted, 21 active lawsuits going on in montana. 13 on projects developed through the collaborative process. nearly all of the

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tres de las cinco primarias en disputa, hablamos de new jersey, la cota del sur y nuevo mÉxico, en montanan california no se ha declarado un ganador, clinton lleva una ligera ventaja, el senador sanders hablÓ de un margen de preparar clinton, vamos abrupto en donde hablÓ la ex senadora por nueva york, ahÍ estÁ blanca rosa vilches. ♪ ♪ blanca: el medio del aplauso de decenas de seguidores que aguardaron su discurso en brooklyn, hillary clinton hablÓ emocionada, por lo que significa el tipo para ella y para la historia del paÍs. (audio en inglÉs) es la primera vez en este paÍs que una mujer es la nominada a la presidencia por su partido, agradeciÓ haber ganado en los estados de este Último súper martes que le permitieron conseguir el nÚmero de delegados necesarios. dijo que la cooperaciÓn es mejor que el conflicto, la unidad mejor que la divisiÓn. los puentes son mejores que los muros, haciendo una clara alusiÓn a don trump. su campaÑa, dice convocarÁ a la fuerza entre todos y dijo que el temperamento de donald trump lo descalificaba para ser presidente. vamos a ver a una hillary mÁs agresiv

we're talking of voters in the dakotas and mexico montana and new jersey. in new jersey early release huge victory for hillary fleeting sanders far behind their jersey of the second-biggest delegates behind california. you're looking at the number is significantly south dakota primary minutes ago and has another win declared the winner of south dakota primary and a win for briefly again everyone wondering if he will stick to an earlier claim not going anywhere fresher might be mounting with money problems. and one of the evening got moments dawdle telling sander supporters if they feel left out he will embrace them with open arms. >> steve: ineptitude top vote getters in the primary regardless of the party affiliation. early december that the split the top two candidates to move on. now let's cut of more than that at least this stage in the voting. >> j.r.: is not yet arrived had a busy day in lost angeles voted in loss angeles to play in the sacramento and then in the bay area campaigning all day today. talking with supporters all night long. and then you

california, montana, new jersey, new mexico and south dakota. he has already secured the nomination but there you have it. in california, trump has 75% of the vote with 94% reporting. john kasich and ted cruz trail ing there. they are in longer in the race. donald trump is trying to calm republicans with the g.o.p. primary soap over. yesterday, he said he is a fater prepared to take on hillary clinton. early in the day, paul ryan the highest ranking republican called the donald trump remarks about a that danny drug "racist ." ryan reiterated his support for the nominee. republicans gathered for a watch party last night happening in the middle of democratic san francisco. many g.o.p. leaders in the bay area are looking to create some party unity. >> when he wants something he does go for it. >> we will be united against getting hillary clinton. >> the republican national convention starts july 18 in chef. >> in (, -- in san francisco a measure would require an investigation when a san francisco police officer shoots anyone at 80% after the resign

i have experienced it on in -- a kid they grew up in montana.n fact, i remember the bumper stickers that we would see, that says "pray for me, i drive highway 93." what steps d.o.t. is taking to provide help on u.s. 93? sec. foxx: when we were there, highway 93 did come up. what i offered was our technical teams to try to come out and help. i can't remember where the project is in terms of planning. there is a gap in the project where they're trying to get it finished. we also offered technical assistance on the grant writing side as discretionary dollars become available. to try to move the project forward, we certainly want them to be as competitive as they can be within the programs. sen. danes: i appreciate that. tourism is a huge part of our economy in montana. sec. foxx: it's a beautiful state. sen. danes: thank you. flying into missoula, perhaps driving up to glacier national part. i want to give it over to the bridges. senator sullivan brought it up as well. in missoula, montana, three of the five bridges that cross the clark fort river

but when it comes for the president it doesn't matter in montana. >> after hillary clinton takes new jersey and putting her officially over the top, she is now the presumptive presidential candidate for president. hillary clinton on the road to becoming the first woman ever to win the nomination for president. >>> hillary rodham clinton is set to speak in minutes and a live picture from new york and we will bring that to you live over on ktvu plus as soon as she steps up to the podium. >> on the republican side donald trump spoke to supporters and trump invited bernie sanders to come over to his side. >>> our election coverage continues over on ktvu must. >>> you see keba and ross getting ready and we have political analysts to give you what it means and when the polls close to give you immediate results after 8:00. ken you are on with extended coverage and going with two hours. >>> we start in two minutes on ktvu plus at 7:00 and heather and ross and keba will be here and break it down and have the results coming up on ktvu plus. we will see you then. ♪ i ♪ shining through rs ♪ i se

[daughter] ¿fuiste a montana? [father] si,fui a montana...ador mÁs grande de todos los tiempos fue sepultado en kentucky luego de recorrer las calles en que creciÓ. celebridades y polÍticos se reunieron a rendirle tributo pÓstumo. >> despedir a mohamed alÍ, decirle adiÓs al campeon era un gran privilegio para muchos. >> no lo darÍa por un millÓn de dÓlares porque voy a entrar y quiero estar ahÍ. >> cientos de personas se acercaron a la arena dÓnde fue el evento, buscando un boleto para ser parte de la historia, luisa llegÓ a las 6 de la maÑana y fue una de las afortunadas. >> cuando lleguÉ a la casilla peguÉ un grito porque fue lo mÁs grande que he tenido para venir a despedir a mohamed alÍ. >> aproximadamente 15.000 personas asistieron a la ceremonia para dar el Último adiÓs al campeon, algunos de sus hijos, esposa y otros invitados especiales hablaron del legado que dejÓ a la humanidad. >> el ex presidente bill clinton, amigo personal de la familia dijo que la faceta mÁs importante de mohamed alÍ fue n influir a tantos jÓvenes en el mundo,

. >> leyes similares existen en washington, montana. >> deben tener la enfermedad terminal, tienen quemicos los centros mÉdicos abusen esta opciÓn. >> la persona que tenga la opciÓn de suicidio asistido no serÁ elecciÓn propia pero porque conviene mÁs al hospital. >> pero la esperanza de terminar con el sufrimiento de su enfermedad les dio a brittany y a miguel la vida suficiente para dejar un legado con su muerte, en los Ángeles para noticias telemundo. >> al regresar en "noticiero telemundo" la obesidad afecta a casi la mitad de mujeres en estados unidos, le decimos cÓmo evitarla, verÁn lo que sucediÓ con el hombre que enfrentÓ a una mujer para secuestrar a su hija. >> millones de mexicanos podrÁn conocer la capilla sixtina sin viajar a roma. ♪ ♪ maria. ♪ hay miles de formas de entrar en el complejo sistema de salud. unitedhealthcare puede hacerlo más sencillo, con su línea de enfermeras que hablan español. enfermera: (voz desde el teléfono) si es conjuntivitis, podría ser muy contagioso. ya me di cuenta... unitedhealthcare ♪ mÚsica ♪ mÚsica un joven de 17 aÑos en zurich termina con

[daughter] ¿fuiste a montana? [father] si,fui a montana...os ayudar a ahorrar para su carrera como geóloga. wells fargo. juntos llegaremos lejos. >>> hoy dÍa se divulgaron imas de un policia disparn en carolina desur, lo muestran apuntao con su arma y gritandoe ignora y cuando el oficial disp 7 veces, recibio un bala y fue hospita y dete pero fue sacado en libert> l derrota para la comund inmigr, hubieron buenas para los estudiantes hispan en una decisiÓn cerrada fallo a favor de la afirmaciÓn de garantizar para las minorÍas rubÉn pereira nos explica. >>> adriana ramÍrez una estu de preparacion en chico tie inquietudes y una s estudiar pro una universidad en donde se sien identificada. >>> por su raza o en donde vienen, yo no entiendo de por serÍa una preocupacion para mi. 4. por eso celebra que resp la prÁctica en la univd de texas de cons la raza como un fact al aceptar que no l de estar en el 10% de graduas con mejores califi. >>> la sociedad de texas tiene totad el derecho y valorar admitir a una universidad a un conjunto de alumnos con h

el atardecer cuando el sol se oculta y las temperaturas bajan, el aire fresco se traslada a las montaÑase oficial dice que en el incendio en el condado de santa bÁrbara en las llamas han consumido 8000 acres. aÚn asÍ se ha logrado contener un 45% del fuego gracias al trabajo incansable de casi 2000 hombres, mÁs de 137 estructuras estuvieron en peligro, ya se ha gastado casi 1500 millones de dÓlares en estos trabajos. en lo que va del aÑo se han registrado alrededor de 30.000 incendios en california, para las autoridades un indicador que este serÁ un aÑo de gran actividad. los vientos se presentan bÁsicamente aquÍ, lo que hace peligroso a estos vientos es que puede producir temperaturas de hasta 3 dÍgitos, lo que convierte a esta zona en una verdadera zona de fuego y a que las montaÑas de santa bÁrbara se comunican con las de los Ángeles y más al sur con las del condado de orange. la oficial especifica que el incendio no estÁ bajo control, sÓlo estÁ contenido de vÍdeo a que los vientos son impredecibles, tambiÉn es impredecible lo que puede pasar. fÉlix: para millones de agradecidos admir

zinke of montana. the chair: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from montana and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from montana. mr. zinke: mr. chairman, two weeks ago when i held events across montana to finally welcome our vietnam veterans them with the 50th anniversary vietnam veteran pin, many of these veterans were surprised to find out that the same uh-1 novembers that they flew in in vietnam are still in service today. even more astonishing, these 50-year helicopters are still used to protect our national nuclear missile sites. mr. chairman, i want to commend our men and women in uniform that are still able to maintain these aircraft in a constant state of readiness, but in reality it is incapable of meeting the missions and the requirements they face today. in fact, they have failed multiple exercises not from personnel issue, but from equipment issues. this amendment will provide funding necessary for the air fose to expedite and -- air force

this is the first fatal attack by a grizzly in that part of montana since 2001. >> and pregnant women and children under 6 being urged not to drink tap water. the local doctor's group says the epa's data was collected by last month when the city's water system was flushed out, potentially dislodging residual led. they're recommending bottled water until more testing is done. there is one more. donations of bottled water have dropped. >> there's a nuclear liquid hitting shelves soon. remember this one. pushing crystal pepsi. the clear soda was supposed to be the next big thing. it flopped. >> it was huge. so still crystal pepsi had plenty of fans. the company is taking another chance offering the retro soda for eight weeks starting july 7th, and this time you won't see any tv ads. all the marketing will take place on social media. so far the reception is getting mixed reaction. one twitter user said i used to drink crystal pepsi while i listened to music on my walkman. like it's a bad thing? >> now you update to the disk man. i felt so cool when i got my diskman. >> did you ever drink

south dakota and montana as primary we show you that. the lot of activity but it is fairly close 32 percent of the voting. a win for bernie and the north dakota caucuses the one place in green at a primary. sanders told reporters recently as today still determined it a try and turn some of the super delegates and win them over the democratic convention so everyone is waiting to hear if they're going to stick to that and we do know what hillary is saying the heart of her speech from this earlier. hill >> britteny: >> cathe:rine hillary calling this a victory turning a time attention on the republican rival donald trump. >> pam: political communications consultant does turn a clip from the the value of more arousing events so far from this primary season >> reporter: as a very strong speech for her. if he loses california he may argument to continue going on with the status superdelegates should try and turn them to him. trailing in the popular vote employed state losing amongst more states than hillary. and has no argument. having given l

. >> i kind of felt like hannah montana. >> you are chasing a story which seems like the never-ending story of bridge gate. the update is that the motion for bill baroni and kelly to do dismiss the charges is denied. there be a trial in september but there's a lot of issues around it. >> going to trial in september but, for now the spectrum of president nixon is looming followed by this motion just monday saying that he wants the governor cell phone and saying that president nixon tapes were not immune to the subpoena, is is talking about watergate, neither is christie's phone. he's trying to set a precedent of nixon handing over his tapes as president to getting christie to turn over his physical cell phone that he used a during the bridge gate scandal and relayed when the george washington bridge was closed and alleged political payback to the democratic mayor who would not endorse christie for election. there's a lot in here. let's focus on the pope here first. where's the actual phone that governor christie texted and called with during that period of time in 2013. the governor sa

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