it's a giant montana-shaped congressional district. montana has only one member of congress.onger in congress though because he's been -- he's the secretary of the interior. he has vacated husband house seat and that means that montana needs a new member of congress. every election for montana's congressional seat is a statewide election because they've only got the one congressional district. that means electing a member of congress in montana is expen expensive. and they've got to pick a new one now because of ryan zinke being elevated to the cabinet, they got to pick one now in a special election. montana doesn't budget for something like a statewide special election. and i should also tell you that the budgets are already a little crimped, anyway, because in montana they had an unusually expensive election in november, that busted the budget of a lot of counties that had to pay to administer these things. it's all a big bummer. there is a neat solution. they can hold the election via a mill-in ballot. montana already knows how to do it, local elections, school bond issues

the senator from montana. mr. daines: mr. president, what a historic day for montana. as a fellow montanan, as a member of the senate committee on energy and natural resources and the senate subcommittee on interior and environment-related agencies, i look forward to working with ryan zinke in his

and today, i'm driving in the badlands of eastern montana.t's rugged, big-sky, cattle-ranching country. i'm on my way to meet a lifelong resident whose father left him a chunk of this land. >> nice to have you here. >> thanks for having us. >> my name's clayton phipps. and in 1997, my father passed away, and i inherited from him a small portion of the family ranch. and along with that came a few pretty exciting surprises. >> 41-year-old clayton phipps is like a character out of "red river" or "lonesome dove." [ horse neighs ] >> most of the time, i'm on my own. i'm happy that way. this ranch had been in our family since my great-grandfather homesteaded here. and it's a part of me that i just didn't feel like i wanted to ever part with. >> clayton grew up and learned to cowboy here on the ranch his father shared with three brothers. he describes the operation as cash-poor but reasonably successful. >> my dad worked us hard, but that was a good thing, too. >> after clayton's father dies in 1997, the ranch is split up. at age 24, clayton inherit

state legislature, state house is back in montana tomorrow. the bill sponsor you just saw there has got a fight for her bill, the leadership of her party is going to be trying to kill this thing. republicans fighting republicans over whether or not they want a cost-effective way that makes it easy to vote. i love state politics. all right. stay with us. more ahead. >>> tomorrow morning, 10:00 eastern, get the to -- get thee to a tv. easy for me to say. 10:00 a.m. eastern tomorrow is the confer mags hearing for deputy attorney general ofhe united states which i know is not something you would usually care about, but now that the attorney general, jeff sessions, recused himself from any investigations into contacts between the trump campaign and russia, it is the deputy attorney general who would oversee any such investigations or who would decide if maybe an outside special prosecutor should handle that instead. nominee to be deputy a.g., rod rosenstein, not emerged thus far as a particularly divisive or controversial nominee. nevertheless, thi

the senator from montana. mr. daines: mr. president, what a historic day for montana. as a fellow montanan, as a member of the senate committee on energy and natural resources and the senate subcommittee on interior and environment-related agencies, i look forward to working with ryan zinke in his new role as secretary of interior. serving at the helm of the department of the interior, i know he will be a strong advocate for our public lands, he will uphold the federal trust responsibility to indian tribes, and he will help unleash american energy and strengthen our water infrastructure. now, i have heard all week some friends on the other side of the aisle speak against my good friend from montana, ryan zinke. i tell you what -- i am perplexed. their concern that ryan zinke may not uphold the important roles of the department of interior, and that is to protect the public interests in land and mineral management. that he'll take shortcuts to extract minerals. well, let me tell you what ryan zinke will do, and i have known ryan zinke for 38 years. he will finally resto

the presiding officer: the senator from montana. mr. tester: mr. president, i want to talk about the bipartisan veterans choice program. could i suggest the absence of a quorum? the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: . a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from hawaii. mr. schatz: thank you, mr. president. i ask unanimous consent to vitiate the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schatz: mr. president, distance or delays should never be the reason that veterans don't get the health care that they need, but that's exactly what's happening to veterans across the country. and that's why the veterans choice program was started, so that thousands of veterans and their families can get the care that they deserve when and where they need it. instead of traveling long distances or waiting months on a list, veterans can use the choice program to get the health care they need in their own communities. as the ranking member of the military construction veterans affairs appropriations sub

tim fox from montana. roadway -- recognizinging that each state has its uniqueness, if you will in montana we have a number of federally recognized and one state-recognized indian reservation. indian country, as you know, we have this unique set of jurisdictional issues. with sovereign nations. and we have kind of a hodgepodge, if you will, of criminal jurisdiction. i would just -- this is more of an invitation than a question. but i would just invite to you engage those of us who have any reservations to discuss -- indian reservations to discuss how we can do better in indian country in protecting our citizens, and making sure that all levels of government are working hand in hand together appropriately, respecting the sovereignty of our indian nations, to make sure that we're doing our best to keep people safe in indian country. i would invite you, if i can be so bold, general jepsen, to come to montana, this is unabashed here -- [laughter] the summer meeting of the national association of attorneys gene

montana farmers, montana ranchers, montana miners, the montana electric co-ops, montana conservation districts, montana county commissioners have all expressed concern for this rule and have urged congressional action. let me tell you what. there can't be more commonsense list of montanans than that i just lists. even the governors are concerned. as recently as february 10, 201, our own governor from -- february 10, 2017, our governor from montana and the governor from south dakota urged b.l.m. to reexamine the rule. governors are concerned that b.l.m.'s emphasis on landscape-scale planning may lead to resulting emphasis on national objectives over state and local objectives. collectively, these changes severely limit the deference that governors were previously afforded with respect to r & p development. that is what our governors were saying. i'm quoting our governors from the west. there needs to be more balance in federal land management. and you shallkind i tell you what, we have been out of balance. oil and natural gas development on federal lands dropped significantly under pr

and today, i'm driving in the badlands of eastern montana.gged, big-sky, cattle-ranching country. i'm on my way to meet a lifelong resident whose father left him a chunk of this land. >> nice to have you here. >> thanks for having us. >> my name's clayton phipps. and in 1997, my father passed away, and i inherited from him a small portion of the family ranch. and along with that came a few pretty exciting surprises. >> 41-year-old clayton phipps is like a character out of "red river" or "lonesome dove." [ horse neighs ] >> most of the time, i'm on my own. i'm happy that way. this ranch had been in our family since my great-grandfather homesteaded here. and it's a part of me that i just didn't feel like i wanted to ever part with. >> clayton grew up and learned to cowboy here on the ranch his father shared with three brothers. he describes the operation as cash-poor but reasonably successful. >> my dad worked us hard, but that was a good thing, too. >> after clayton's father dies in 1997, the ranch is split up. at age 24, clayton inherits 1,10

and today, i'm driving in the badlands of eastern montana.g-sky, cattle-ranching country. i'm on my way to meet a lifelong resident whose father left him a chunk of this land. >> nice to have you here. >> thanks for having us. >> my name's clayton phipps. and in 1997, my father passed away, and i inherited from him a small portion of the family ranch. and along with that came a few pretty exciting surprises. >> 41-year-old clayton phipps is like a character out of "red river" or "lonesome dove." [ horse neighs ] >> most of the time, i'm on my own. i'm happy that way. this ranch had been in our family since my great-grandfather homesteaded here. and it's a part of me that i just didn't feel like i wanted to ever part with. >> clayton grew up and learned to cowboy here on the ranch his father shared with three brothers. he describes the operation as cash-poor but reasonably successful. >> my dad worked us hard, but that was a good thing, too. >> after clayton's father dies in 1997, the ranch is split up. at age 24, clayton inherits 1,100 acres

>>montana residents describetheir state as a winter wonderland.those who live here don't curse the icy conditions, they seethem as a blessing. that's because everythingappears to be as it always was. the overwhelming majority ofpeople here are white and god fearing.but who knows what god would say about what's taking place downin the valley below. the han family are living theamerican dream. jennifer grew up in a small towncalled whitefish. she's now raising her own familyand wants to grow old with her husband here.young was born in korea. his parents fled poverty tostart a new life in the u.s. he works as a dentist in town.he's worried about what his son tells him is being said in hisbrother keenan's classroom. in >>some people in keenan'sclass like donald trump, and they were saying to him thatdonald trump wasn't letting people from other places comeinto america. >>that made him think -- askmom is dad gonna be deported? or is dad gonna have to leave? >>the family's sad the climatein whitefish has changed so much.they're considering moving away. >>i thought that was veryfrustrating, a

harry smith found one example in montana where they dance. >> reporter: at the foot of the rockies inorthern montana sits the bynum school, where the calendar may claim 2017, but you think otherwise. ♪ every morning the children dance to melodies and rhythms that maybe only their grandparents remember. >> they love dancing. they love to be there. you put a record on and they're out there. they race to get a partner. they do. >> reporter: and when the dancing is done, they sing. ♪ a song that predates the civil war. the morning ritual goes back to the great depression. the idea of ira perkins, who taught here for more than 50 years. susan londstra was his protege. >> he would always say, if you come to school angrier with a chip on your shoulder, if you dance for 20 minutes, you'll feel fine. it's usually very true if you try that. >> reporter: i may try that. perkins' hypothesis was simple. dancing and singing would be the glue that would bind ranch kids and town kids, poor kids and kids with plenty. it still works. you think dancing helps you get along with people? >> yeah. because y

there's some other reasons for -- you could theoretically take montana and idaho out but it wouldn't materially make a difference in terms of -- it's too small a state and as i think judge cozin ski said, there is

recognizing each state has a uniqueness if you will, in montana we have a number of federally recognized in one state recognized indian reservation. reservation. in indian country as you know, we have this unique set of jurisdictional issues with sulfur in nations and kind of a hodgepodge if you will of criminal jurisdictions. this is more of an invitation and a question but i would invite you to engage those of us that have any reservations to discuss how we can do better in the indian country and protecting our citizens and making sure that all levels of government are working hand-in-hand together appropriately respecting the sovereignty of the nations to make sure we are doing our best to keep people safe and i would invite you if i could be so bold to come to montana or the -- this is unabashed -- bessemer meeting of the association of the attorneys general iattorneyy montana and june 20, 21 and 22 and while you are there we would love to visit with you about the country and public safety. thank you. >> that is a big challenge for the department of justice. we had one indian tribe i

those divisions would be alaska, idaho, montana, oregon and eastern and western washington. second one the middle division would be the northern, eastern california, guam, hawaii, nevada, and northern mariannas. and the southern division which would be arizona, the central and southern districts of california where reside. basically his recommendation was to break your circuit into typically circuits so there would be regional adjudication. do you support that today? >> i do not.

and they're mostly armed and rather dangerous.but this threat does e exist in every state, not just montana. >>hilary is determined to giveher speech, even though she knows this could make her atarget of neo-nazis. >>are you excited about theevent now? >>oh i'm very excited, (to dog:satti out of the road.) i can't wait to se my town all togetherand just have an event where we can celebrate -- celebrate happythings and celebrate good things, and hear each other'svoices. >>despite the freezing coldconditions, hundreds of

harry smith, nbc nice, bynum, montana. >> curriculum of kindness.ews" for this saturday. tomorrow on "nightly news" with kate snow, how a famous poem inspired one community to give new life to a fading tree. i am jose diaz-balart reporting from new york. thank you for the privilege of your time. good night. s>>> only we watched the season finale of "this is us" with milo and mamdy. welcome to "access hollywood." i'm liz hernandez. alex spoke to the entire cast on the finale red carpet. >> what was the reaction when you first read the script? >> i was just excited to dive in. i knew mandy and i would have a lot of work to do, to see the beginnings of jack and rebecca, but at the same time, to see the cracks form into canyons. >> i devoted my life to you. >> it's the scene everyone is talking about, the epic fight between jack and rebecca. the script was so powerful that cast members, including sterling k. brown, chrissy metz and susan collechi were onset to watch them perform. >> we sat and ate popcorn. they were both so in it. >> i didn't pay attent

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montana.here are we going -- >> i have nothing to add. >> colin kaepernick, real quick, he wanted to be a citizen. he went for a protest, he started conversation, he raised a million dollars, the 49ers gave him a million dollars, he attempted to do something, he got a conversation. so i'll give him that. but going forward, he didn't register to vote, he made horrible statements, and now he's -- i'm not going to do it anymore because one thought is because he got a new manager, because he's holding onto his career by a string. i was watching espn today and the argument was martin luther king didn't march every day of the week. no, he didn't, but his message went with him everywhere. >> generally, when i find things are working, i don't stop doing them. laugh -- [laughter] my first clue that maybe he acknowledges it wasn't. >> well, if you're protesting, kat, and suddenly people are listening to you and helping you this a positive way, you don't need to protest anymore. >> only in america could

joe montana, here and the catch that launched the 49's dine city. dine city -- >> the only thing i know is i'm going to fight like hell and live every day to the fullest. i have been ask if football caused this and i don't know for sure, but i suspect that it did. i encourage them to make the game safer especially with the relation to head trauma. the support has been pouring in including from his former teammates. >> he has the support of the former teammates and the man he still calls the boss. he says "dwayne has been part of our life for decades and we will do everything in our power and support him and kelly and fight this horrible disease" joe montana says "jennifer and i are saddened for dwight, it's a difficult time, he's family and in our continuule thoughts and prayers -- >> clark thanked his wife and children and family and along with the 49er fans. he's devoted all his time to battle this challenge and hopes he can help find a cure for the disease. >>> meantime in other news, the chp chased down a pack of motorcycle drivers. they posted

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cualquiera que sea tu montaña.lo esperaban en el acto para que ocurriera todo eso. y los medios grÁfico que lo acompaÑaron pudieron imprimir el pulso de documentar este momento tan humano y privado que llevÓ al pontÍfice usar el inodoro, el santo haciendo un acto humano. >>> quÉ tal >>> bueno pues es humano >>> por supuesto >>> y ahora llegÓ el momento de los deportes miguel nos traes lo Último >>> saludos cÓmo estÁn. vamos con la jornada eliminatoria mundialista en europa en el grupo b arrancamos con portugal que despachÓ a uno hungrÍa 3 a 0 y luego el doblete de ronaldo tenÍa que hacerlo al 36 y 65 para dejar a su selecciÓn en segundo lugar de su grupo con 12 puntos por cierto cristiano llegÓ a 70 goles en 136 partidos con la camiseta nacional. ahÍ estÁ, cristiano ronaldo. en el grupo a bulgaria recibiendo a holanda en sofÍa con brillante actuaciÓn de d que anota, los bÚlgaros tienen 9 puntos por cierto se queda con 7 el conjunto de los tulipanes. francia derrotÓ 3 a 1 a luxemburgo es lÍder del sector. seguimos e

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and one of those is in montana.re are hoping a country and bluegrass singer can notch a key victory. states art council member won the democratic nomination on the fourth round of voting yesterday. the race is set to fill the house seat left vacant after ryan zin i can became security secretary. montana is red i every presidential election since 1992. the the state currently has two democrats serving in top positions. governor steve bullock and senator john tester. democrats are hoping strong support for public arts and primary support for bernie sanders can carry him in a race that will likely be a referendum on president donald trump. the republican congressional leaders fund already cut an ad hitting the liberal views and his support for obamacare. >> rob kwis may be entertaining, but the issues, he's out of tune with montana. quist supports a government health care plan more expensive than obamacare, more government control. fewer health care choices. higher taxes and more spending. >> montana republicans meanwh

had a statement yesterday as did joe montana. to his credit.s about his guys were all his family. he says there will be a great deal of resources extended toward not just dwight's care but further research to the disease. which at this point they've made some progress but it doesn't have a known cause or cure. >> i wonder how involved he'll be in the research process. to try to connect the ties. whether it's the football or whatever it may be. >> it's starting to look like the disease. and i'm obviously no doctor, but there has to be some association with the head trauma that's involved with it. because of the large number of football players who seem strickenned by the disease. >> he referenced that he thought that may be as well. >> all of us want to respect his request for privacy at this time. >>> we'll keep dwight clark in our prayers, friends and family members and fans as well. thank you joe. >>> governor jerry brown is again asking the federal government to give california more money to repair storm damage statewide. the national focus

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benjamin hall is in montana. they say extra officers will be on the street for the next few days. >> reporter: on the streets of our capital this afternoon. >> reporter: a deadly wednesday afternoon attack unfolding outside of the parliament building. . >> we have to clear this is a terrorist incident. >> reporter: he was driven the whole way from south to north, knocking people over. >> reporter: one man armed with a knife continue the attack. >> reporter: investigators say the attacker fatally stabbed the police officer. and he was shot to death before he could enter parliament. an investigation is underway to make sure no one else was involved. . >> we currently believe there was one attacker. but the public will understand we are taking every precaution and lock it down and searching the area. >> the victims are in our thoughts and prayers. >> reporter: though white house has given the uk is full support. >> the present has been briefed on the situation in montana. he just spoke to prime minister mae. >> they

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-span radio frank from billings, montana. caller: good morning, c-span. i would like to ask the to run a taml tally on what we spent in afghanistan war.eorge w. bush's i'm ashamed to be a republican. but at the same time we keep up and the defense budget nothing ever gets done. forcaller previously worked a defense contractor. they have done very well for themselv themselves. why don't you give us the lowdown. how much is our investment and ow much is our return on investment other than the women who have given their lives for an ignoble cause. you.k guest: well, thank you. good morning from montana. got to be recall there. you are up pretty early. i appreciate the question and i would in general because i don't facts in front of me ut i would say in general i'm not for nation building. i'm not for occupation. i think that historically when at it doesn't doesn't you have to have stabilizing forces if you are going to hold any territory even if it is temporary. but i'm not for doing it we have thingsen to build here in this country infrastructure-wise. fac

hall of famer and former teammate, joe montana said quote...is is a difficult time for dwight, kelly and all of us who love him. he is family, and in our continual thoughts and prayers. we hope the public will be cognizant of dwight's desire for privacy." (darya) thanks will. we will check back with you the morning. and coming up in a bout 10 and coming the morning. with you check back thanks will. (darya) privacy." (darya) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. and coming up in a bout 10 minutes... we'll get gary's reaction to the news this morning. (james) happening now... f-b-i director james comey is testifying before the house intelligence committtee. this is a live picture from washington d-c. the focus is russia's alleged meddling in the 2016 presidential election. let's listen in. ( james ) governor jerry brown issued his jerry brown governor ( james ) ( james ) governor jerry brown issued his fourth request for federial aid to repair the damage from last month's storms. yesterday's request follows three other

i want to knowledge some montana legioneers for making the jump for montana. saw them a little bit earlier. they are in the back of the room. it is good to see you, folks. i'm glad he took to time to visit with you this morning. he has an enormous task ahead of him an open dialogue is as important as we share the same goal of honoring our nations veterans. since it was chartered back in 1919 your grass roots efforts have helped veterans and families in montana and across this country in my opinion it would be disasterous for veterans seeking care. veterans have told me once they get in the door they love the care. the problem has been getting in the door. as ranging member of the veterans affairs committee you can be assured that i will remain committed to improving access to timely and quality care and benefits for you and your families. [ applause ] together i think we can knowledge they have made a great deal of progress we can also knowledge the va is confronted with shortfalls and unacceptable number of appeals and a program that failed to meet the needs

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in private life, growing up in montana, and in the uniform of the united states, to the task.now president trump has called on you to bring that experience to your new capacity as secretary of interior. i know i speak on behalf of the president when i express the gratitude of the people of the united states, for your willingness to serve once again. to you and your family, we're confident that your record of leadership, integrity and public service will cede to our nation's great natural resources and treasures as if they were your own. you will look after and be a steward of the interior of this nation and the vast natural resources of this nation with the same commitment to principle and integrity characterized your life. and so on behalf of president trump it is my great privilege to administer to you the oath of office. please place your left hand on the bible, your right hand in the air and prepete after me. i ryan keith zinke to solemnly swear. >> i ryan keith zinke do solemnly swear. >> that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. >> that i will

kelly, his wife will have reaction from joe montana at 11:00. dwight said for him it seems to be a slower moving form of als. he has problems with his hands opening packets of sugar, going on walk and playing golf. he didn't want to go public with it for a while. >> it will bring new attention to this disease and to nfl activities that have contributed. if there is a silver lining, maybe new efforts will be made to find a cure. >> absolutely. there has been a lot of studies showing links to head trauma and als. some players have donated their brains to als. hopefully something good will come about. >> yes. >>> new at 10:00, a powerful symbol of unity in the south bay, hundreds joining hands around a mosque to stand up for muslim americans. ktvu is live at the association with the peaceful gathering. >> reporter: concerns are growing. it was important for them to be here to show solidarity. with their hands held high, people of different races and religion formed a chain around this mosque. [ applause ] it is a first for the muslim community in s

the cubs have traveled from montana to popular. the zoo tells us they're very curious about their new digs and have been rolling around in the grass and even taking a dip in the big pool there. they look happy. >> sweet. so cute. >>> well, they're going to get a little taste of montana for like a brief spell tomorrow. a little flash snowstorm coming through. >> we're going to have some scattered snow showers tomorrow. it's going to be kind of that look when you're in the snow globe, the snow is coming down fast, it's not sticking, it right reduce visibility quickly and then we have sunshine returning. that could be the trend throughout the day. not only that, guys, but we were noticing the winds entire day today, gusts from about 30-40 miles an hour. overnight tonight and tomorrow morning the winds really die down. they're not a problem. but take a look at what happens tomorrow afternoon. it's down right windy with gusts near 30 miles an hour once that's going to put our feels like temperatures in the 20s and 30s. you definitely wa

si, esta ubicadoen las montañas, esta limpiando su atentado, mañana podríamos ver cambios, por ahoratendida durate las próximos días >> bueno veremos el radar, 42 santa rosa para mañana el pronóstico de san josé mayor señal de precipitaciones hasta las 6 de la tarde y la nubosidad parcial extendida, haciendo que la máxima para mañana en el área de san josé se queden como líder jueves precipitaciones , y descenso de la temperaturas condiciones totlamente despejadas el fin de semana, paola >> gracias llucrecia, la hora del laneta,le tnemeos información imágenes de las grandes ciudades del mundo quedaron representadas si vive en san francisco quizás se haya dado cuenta que las ciudad se oscurecio para unirse al evento, de cuidado del planeta, también malecón de santa mónica aeropuerto de los Ángeles, >> una acción mundial que quiere alertar a la población sobre la necesidad de actuar contra el cambio climatico, esta acción puede ser vista desde el espacio >> soy testigo que los compañeros poco antes apagaron las luces >> estmos ecológicos ,muchas gracias por su compañía nos ve mos mañan