our attorney general in montana, our auditor in montana. our speaker of the house. this is a very mainstream group of montanans, leaders back home, who were in support of judge gorsuch. yet my colleagues are rejecting the will of the american people, rejecting the will of montanans and filibustering this nomination, not even allowing for an up or down vote.rt the american people deserve a supreme court justice who upholds the rule of law and will follow the constitution jerk the american people deserve a supreme court justice who doesn't legislate from thee bench. the american people deserve judge neil gorsuch to serve onth the united states supreme court. thank you, mr. president. >> and earlier on the floor of the senate confirming elena duke as deputy secretary of homeland security. commen

she tries to run for senate for montana. she does not get the republican nomination, but she runs as an independent. it is an uphill battle and she gets about a fifth of the vote. she goes back to private life and is involved in women's rights issues. she is a driving force behind the shepherd counter maternity and infant act which the house eventually passes in 1921. she is also involved in international peace organizations. fast-forward to 1940, she runs for congress again, and she runs on a platform to keep the u.s. out of the war in europe. she is faced on december 8, 1941 with a tremendous vote. this is the day after pearl harbor, fdr has come to the house chamber and addressed a joint session of congress. president roosevelt: 1941, ay, december 7, date which will live in infamy. >> the senate goes back to its chamber and very quickly, unanimously passes a war resolution and the house begins debating, and the house members know that jeannette rankin is a pacifist and she will vote her conscious. conscience. hurtrs recal

she runs in 1916, she is elected to one of montana's two at-large districts. part of her platform is that she is a pacifist. on is sworn into the house april 2, 1917. speciale has come into session, extraordinary session because the president, that delivers arow wilson message to congress asking for a declaration of war against germany. it was the u.s. entry into world war i. rankin is one of a group of about 50 members who votes against u.s. intervention in world war i. house,ved a term and a she was on the women's suffrage committee. she was on the public lands committee, which was an important assignment for a woman from montana, with much of the land teen held by the federal government. it was an important position. she served only one term in the house, she tried to run for senate from montana. she does not get the republican nomination, but she runs as an independent. it is an uphill battle, she gets a fifth of the votes. she goes back to private life and she is involved in women's issues, she is a driving force behind the shepherd counter act, whichnd i

montana? >> reporter: montana, yes, sandra. montana's seat in the house of repr up for grabs because republican ryan zeinke left to become president trump's interior secretary. considering a democrat hasn't held montana's only house seat since 1997, it was kind of assumed that a republican would replace him. the democratic national campaign committee isn't exactly pouring a lot of money and resources into that race. but that could change very soon thanks to a montana folk musician turned politician. according to local newspapers the 69-year-old quip, who's running for the house seat as an open land loving populous is filling up campaign events and moving up in the polls. he's even getting support on the trail from bernie sanders. here's him doi a bit of campaigning before singing. watch. >> bullies are not just on the playground. they are everywhere through life. and so this song kind of that's the way it goes. then i realized i didn't have to change too much of it to be a campaign song for me, too. >> what's it called? >> it's

and was elected to one of montana's two at large districts. part of her platform is she's a pacifist. she's sworn into the house on april 2, 1917 in the house has come into extra gary said because the president that night, woodrow wilson, delivers a message to congress asking for a declaration of war against germany. vote is heldthat is one of a group of about 50 tensed who votes egg u.s. intervention in world war i. she served a term in the house on the women's suffrage committee. the outlook lands committee, which is an important assignment for a woman from montana with much of the land being held by the federal government. she serves only one term in the house and tries to run for senate. she runs as an independent. it's an uphill battle, she gets about 1/5 of the votes. she gets involved in women's rights issues and is a driving force behind the maternity act the house passes in 1921. also involved in international peace organizations. chess board to 1940 and she runs runs on ass again and platform to keep the u.s. out of the war in europe

she was from montana. she was elected to the house for years before women have the right to vote nationally. in a way, she is really a bridge from the suffrage movement to women obtaining full political rights. in a national women's suffrage organization. she helped women get the right to vote not only in montana but a couple of states west of the mississippi. runs in 1916, she is part of montana's two large districts. she is a pacifist. and the housen, has come into special session because the president that night, woodrow wilson, delivers a message to congress asking for a declaration of war against germany. this was the u.s. entry into world war i. , when the vote is held, is one of a group of about 50 members who votes against u.s. intervention in world war i. she was on the women's suffrage was on the public lands committee, an important assignment for a woman from so much of the land being held by the federal government. term ands only one tries to run for senate in montana but does not get the repub

she'se runs in 1916, elected to one of montana's two at-large districts. and part of her platform is that she is a pacifist. while she's sworn into the house on april 2, 1917. intoouse has come extraordinary session because the president that night, woodrow wilson, delivers a message to congress asking for a declaration of war against germany. the u.s. entry into world war i. and rankin, when that vote is held, is one of a group of about 50 members who votes against u.s. intervention in world war i. she served a term in the house. she was on the women's suffrage committee. the public lands committee, which was an important assignment for woman from montana. beingo much o f the land held by the federal government. it was an important position. she serves only a term in the house and she tries to run for senate from montana. she does not get the republican nomination, but she runs as an independent. an uphill battle, she gets 1/5 of the votes. then she goes back to private life and she is involved in women's rights issues, she's a driving force behind the sh

montana's congressional seat has been a lock for republicans for decades and donald trump jr.ill try to keep it that way. hitting the trail in several campaign events next week. the race is striking a cord where a millionaire republican is battling a banjo playing democrat. >> through the montana's landscape is a banjo playing poet. now the state democratic candidate for congress. >> he is running to replace ryan that left to become president trump's interior secretary and has each rally with his own campaign theme song. new to the political circuit but not the landscape. the 69-year-old banjo lair rose to fame in the 1970s. he never leaves home without it. >> i tried to be a representative of montana all my life through my music and my poetry. this is just another step. >> i haven't seen this much energy behind an election in forever really. >> montana only has one congressional seat. voters here haven't elected a democrat to fill it in more than two decades. >> when did you build this bridge? >> probably ten years ago. >> he faces the well-known republican. he likes to say a

actually, the idea for montana to call it montana-clark came from joe montana's wife. >> good wife. >> he said she is really good about the timing of these things. joe thought about it and did that today. it was a really good gesture. >> yeah. >> wonderful. >> love it. >>> that's it at 5. we will see you back here at 6 with an hour of news. captioning sponsored by cbs >> quijano: a government shutdown looms. congress returns from a two-week break with the clock ticking towards a federal shutdown. meanwhile a new poll shows president trump's approval ratings at record lows. our john dickerson weighs in ahead of his big interview with the president. >> what are you most curious about? >> i'm curious about what the president has truly learned in office. >> quijano: also tonight, france votes; we'll have the latest from paris. more than 100 wildfires continue to burn in florida. thousands forced from their home this weekend. ♪ sunday, monday, happy days >> quijano: and we remember actress erin moran from happy days.

montana asked that his sign be changed to read montana clark drive to the recognize his good friend and a former teammate dwight clark who got his own recognition today. and the park may be history, but the names will be living on. >> a reunion of sorts at city hall as former giant and 49er greats getting their own street like jerry rice road. >> i never thought that i would have a street named after me, and aim sure that the other players feel the same way, and eddie and carmen, but, you know, it is a great recognition. i feel very fortunate. >> reporter: the developers decided to name the streets to go with the neighborhood candlestick by the former stadium. >> we are entering into a new era for the candlestick neighborhood. and we will always cherish the memories that we have with the amazing sports moments. >> reporter: hall of famer joe montana called the winning era a great time for the bay area. he asked that joe montana drive include his good friend dwight clark. >> i would like to share this with a very special person and i'd like to change this to montana clark drive. >> r

members, the montana grange association, the montana growers association, the montana stock growers association, our attorney general in montana, our auditor in montana, our speaker of the house. this is a very mainstream group of montanans, leaders back home that are in sup part of judge -- support of judge gorsuch. yet my colleagues are rejecting the will of the american people, rejecting the will of montanans, and filibustering this thom nation, -- this nomination, not even allowing for an up-or-down vote. the american people deserve a supreme court justice who uphold ses the -- upholds the rule of law and will follow the constitution. the american people deserve a supreme court justice who doesn't legislate from the bench. the american people deserve judge neil gorsuch to serve on the united states supreme court. thank you, mr. president. mr. president, i note the absence of a quorum o. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from montana. mr. tester: i ask the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding offic

clark drive. >> dwight clark was alongside montana after clark's announcement that he has als. clark will be honored with a mural depicting the famous catch he caught from montana to win the nfc championship game against the cowboys in 1982. >> the new candle stick development will encompass 7,000 new homes, retail shops and restaurants. a new neighborhood to channel the spirit of bay area sports legends. in san francisco, cornel bernard, abc 7 news. >> new rules went along the street where it is often find a hard place to park. you can now legally park along the planted medians during certain hours on friday evenings, saturdays and sundays. this follows complaints about people parking in traffic lanes. many of those drivers park there while attending near-by churches or deloris park. >> i think is a start to see where we can go. you know, they shortened the distance that people can park. that's a part of our commitment to the community to come out and really limit where people can park. >> cars can be ticketed if they are parked in the gaps between medians or where red zones h

bernie sanders is expected to visit montana to rally voters to the polls for quist.rats do have one u.s. senator and the governorship in montana. the republican candidate is expected to win. experts say it comes down to voter turnout which could be low given the special election is happening right before memorial day weekend. rick? rick: i understand, bryan, that russia made its way into the election? >> reporter: right, the candidates went back and forth on taxes, guns and north korea. russia looms large here. the democrat quist attacking republican gianforte for investing in russian companies. >> i was really disturbed to hear the other day that mr. gianforte has a quarter of a million dollars in stocks in russian companies that are on the sanctions list. >> anyone who invests in emerging markets around the world have investments in russia. this is a tiny portion of our portfolio. >> reporter: those sanctions put in by president obama for russia's annexation of crimea. the special election is may 25th. rick: can't remember the last time i saw someone wearing a hat

special election set to be held in montana. it could hold national implications. the democrat an folk singer raising millions from outside his state. his opponent, republican greg gianforte. he got help over the weekend from donald trump junior. we're going to speak to him next. >> i love so many of the things that you hold near and dear to my heart. when i saw this special election coming up i just reached out to steve and said, hey, what can i do to help? i'm not in the administration, but i'm a citizen. >> shepard smith. the boot battle over the president's border wall. we'll speak with the national political reporter. he said republicans on capitol hill are trying to pull the white house back from demanding too much money for that wall. the president still says mexico will pay for it. eventually. all coming up top of the hour on shepard smith reporting. see you then. >> melissa: a special election with national implications heating up in montana. up for grabs the seat of former congressman ryan zincke. the democrat a folk singer raising millions from outside t

so many great players in one place, joe montana, jerry rice, dwight clark. and while candlestick may be history, the names are expected to live on in a future development. a reunion of sorts at san francisco city hall. 49er and giants who made history getting their own street, like jerry rice road. >> it is a great recognition. and i feel very fortunate. >> everybody that put on the san francisco uniform made this all possibility. >> the city is naming to connect that history with the mixed use neighborhood development candlestick. work is underway for the former stadium. >> we get to redefine a city and bring tradition and new into one place. >> we're very lucky, we lived in a time that i think all will agree was very, very special here. >> reporter: hall of famer joe montana remembered the good times and included his friend and former teammate dwight clark. >> i would like to share this. with a very special person, and would you like to change to this montana-clark drive. [ applause ] sfrnch >> reporter: the former wide receiver who shared information of h

person, and i would like to change this to montana/clark drive. >> clark was alongside montana when he announced he has he caught from montana to win the championship in 1982. the new candlestick development will encompass 7,000 new homes, retail shops and restaurants. a new neighborhood soon to channel the spirit of bay area sports legends. abc7 news. >>> i promise it's going to get nice in a couple days. >> not today, though. >> not so much. hi, lisa argen. >> maybe you like the cool showery activitynd then today is your day. another two to four inches is expected here in the sierra, nevada. at home we are in the 50s. 54 in walnut creek with numbers in the low 50s, san francisco. it's a one on our storm impact scale today, expecting anywhere from a couple 100s to a an inch of rain. you will notice by 1:00, we could see a few isolated showers along with the peninsula, and maybe even in the south bay and we are talking very scant. we go into the overnight hours into tomorrow, and it's out of here. it's a one-day event. we will look at overnight totals as we go through tuesday, as we

montana is certainly in reach.epublicans nominated a candidate who is a very out of touch 1 percenter, while the democrat is this very popular folk musician running a populist campaign. it's almost the perfect matchup that you would want in state like that. and it could definitely be in play. >> david, the last time you and i talked, one of the things we discussed was the discussion of whether or not there is a split between the democratic party and its activist base as personified more than anybody. i think by daily coast, by your community there is this a fight on the democratic side now? >> i don't feel it that way. i feel that we at daily coast, we like to lead by example. and that's why we made these dormants, especially the early dormant of jon ossoff where we infused a whole bunch of money in his campaign and got him attention. it's been amazing feedback leading to the $8 million haul that you mentioned. i think that people are taking what we do seriously and taking what the grassroots is doing seriously. an

she helped movement in the right to vote in montana and states west of the mississippi. she runs in 1916, is elected to maintain us large districts. -- she isr platform wanted to the house on april 2, 1917. into ase has come special session because the president next night, woodrow delivered a message to congress asking for a declaration of war against germany. this is the u.s. entry into world war i. held,, when that foot is is one of the groups of about 50 members. she served her term in the house. she was on the women's suffrage committee. was on the public lands committee, an important with much of the land is being held by the federal government. it was an important position. senate into run for montana, does not get the republican nomination but she runs as an independent. it's an uphill battle, but she gets a fifth of the votes. then she goes back to private life and is involved in women's rights issues, she is a driving force behind the shepherdstown are maternity, an act that the house eventually passes. involved in international peace organizations. fast-forwar

sometimes they do okay in montana. >> this is a tale of two districts.much a paul ryan district. republicans in georgia are very pro paul ryan and skeptical of donald trump. montana is a solid donald trump state. the congressional district encompasses the whole state. so they like donald trump, but they're more skeptical of congressional republicans. the other big question is, the democrats who is nominated in montana is a bernie sanders clone. running on bernie sander's agenda. that's very liberal for montana. >> that's my part of the world. i don't know if that will work. there was a "washington post" abc poll. harry, talk about this. 51% of the adults support the syrian air strikes and 86% of those republicans support it. in 2013 when obama was president, only 22% of republicans supported launching missile strikes about syria. talk to us about the partisanship here and how the country is so divided when it comes to these strikes. >> issue-based polling shifts when the party in the white house shifts. it's not surprising that when donald trump comes in

what clark really wanted was to win elected office in montana.partly, he went the status and power that came with public leadership. partly he wanted to support policies that would improve his business holdings and harm those who didn't. when he went for congress in 1888 daily men pasted their candidates name leading to an instance of spectacular -- so began montana's war of the copper kings. over the next two days copper magnet in montana would engage in some of the most blatant surprising and shocking efforts of corruption to gain political power in american history. daily cancel business conscious it did not support his political claims. he started his newspaper to compete with clark's. this to fort over where the capital would be. they gave away cigars, drinks and sometimes tens of money in an effort to garner support for one city or the other. clark decided that in 1899 it was his last best chance to get into the senate. and he was willing to play pay legislators whatever it costs. one rumor was $50,000. his son said there was an old man to

molly: well, the empty congressional seat in montana is also the only congressional seat in montana.at rob qis and a republican squaring off in a live debate to fill that seat, it was heft open when ryan zinke was confirm as secretary of the interior. bryan llenas from new york. >> reporter: hi, molly. democrats will have to win 24 seats that were won by republicans in 2016. there are five special elections that are being held between april and june nationally, four of these five seats were held by republicans. like in montana where representative ryan zinke resigned the become the secretary of interior leaving the state's only congressional seat up for grabs. democrat rob quist is taking on the republican, the candidates are really representative of the country's divisive politics. quist is a banjo player and a rancher, the republican is millionaire and businessman. >> i was really disturbed to hear the other day that mr. gioforte has a quarter of a million dollars in stocks of russian companies that are on the sanctions list. >> anyone who invests in emerging markets around the wor

was alongside montana after clark's recent announcement he has als.lark will be honored with a mural depicting the famous catch he caught for montana to win the nfc championship game against the cowboys in 1982. >> maybe it should be called -- >> reporter: the new candlestick development will encompass 7,000 homes, retail shops and restaurants. many who live in the neighborhood are waiting to see what the development will bring. >> i want to see more people getting jobs around here, you know, so they can hurry up and build this thing so these people can get active, start working. >> reporter: a new neighborhood soon to channel the spirit of bay area sports leg ends. in san francisco, cornell bernard, "abc 7 news." >>> new parking rules for a popular san francisco street led to some sunday morning tickets. the changes that are now being enforced. >>> plus, honoring those affected by one >>> today is a day we are reminded to never forget. "abc 7 news" was in berkley for the city's holocaust remembrance tay ceremony. through haunting music and lighting c

they do that for a lot of elections in montana already. montana senate liked it.tions asked for that. it was going to save the state hundreds of thousand dollars of dollars after the november election has been unexpectedly expensive. it was basically a bipartisan money-saving good government, noncontroversial idea. and then the head of the state republican party decided it couldn't happen. he sent out a report to his fellow republicans warning them that an all mail-in ballot election would result in more people voting and that would, quote, give the democrats an inherent advantage. montana hasn't sent a democrat to congress since 1997. trump won montana by 20 points but apparently it's better to have the voters spend an extra 250 thousand dollars than to risk too many people voting so they might lose the election. the montana state chairman said his fellow republicans' good government plan had to go. he sent that message in february. there's been wrangling about it in the legislature we've been following. finally, it looks like the state republican chairman won. r

was alongside montana after he announced he has als. clark will be honored with the mural of the famous catch he caught from montana to win the nfc championship game against the cowboys in 1982. >> [ inaudible ]. >> reporter: the new candle stick development will encompass 7,000 homes, retail shops, and restaurants. many who live in the neighborhood are waiting to see what the development will bring. >> i want to see more people getting jobs around here, you know, so that they can hurry up and build this thing so these people can get active, start working. >> reporter: a new neighborhood soon to channel the spirit of bay area sports legends. in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> new parking rules for a popular san francisco street led to some sunday morning tickets that changes that are now being enforced. plus honoring those affected by one >>> well, today is a day we are reminded never to forget. abc 7 news was in berkeley for the city's holocaust remembrance day ceremony. through haunting music and lighting of candles, do

and in montana the democrat rob twiss.he secretary of interior and the candidates a representative of the divisive politics. he ran for governor in montana and lost money was a big issue on saturday night's televised debate. also featuring the libertarian candidate. mark wicks. so was russia. >> i was disturbed to hear the other day that he has a quarter of a million dollars of stocks in those that are all the sanctions list. they have investments in russia. this is a tiny portion of our portfolio. donald trump junior spent two days campaigning with him earlier this month and national republican groups are buying up tv ads. they are likely to win thisconse in montana by 20 points. the democrats are optimistic. he is expected to visit montana. keep that in mind. the special election is on may 25. >> another scandal in the sky. a pilot takes a swing at a passenger and it's all caught on camera. was it justified the airline thinks so. it's all coming up next. you don't let anything keep you sidelined. that's why you drink ens

was alongside montana after he announced he has als. clark will be honored with the mural of the famous catch he caught from montana to win the nfc championship game against the cowboys in 1982. >> [ inaudible ]. >> reporter: the new candle stick development will encompass 7,000 homes, retail shops, and restaurants. many who live in the neighborhood are waiting to see what the development will bring. >> i want to see more people getting jobs around here, you know, so that they can hurry up and build this thing so these people can get active, start working. >> reporter: a new neighborhood soon to channel the spirit of bay area sports legends. in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> new parking rules for a popular san francisco street led to some sunday morning tickets that changes that are now being enforced. plus honoring those affected by/ >>> well, today is a day we are reminded never to forget. abc 7 news was in berkeley for the city's holocaust remembrance day ceremony. through haunting music and lighting of candles, dozen

h her. >> her record is more nancy pelosi than montana. can you trust quist and pelosi with your money? >> are you at all concerned that you could play an outsized role that if you're more unpopular in a specific district you could hurt a democrat? >> these ads show the bankruptcy of their own initiatives. the voter wants to know what they can do for them. but since you brought it up, and i'm glad you did, i think it is important for the voters in those districts to know who the candidates will be voting with. will they be voting with paul ryan who wants to eliminate the private care? it's not a question of the person, just as it isn't about the president. it's a question of the policy. so if you want to vote for someone like paul ryan for speaker, and that is a vote to dismantle medicaid, it is a vote to eliminate the guarantee of medicare. medicare is a guarantee. you take away the guarantee, you eliminate medicare as we know it, and to move on to private -- by the way, those views are shared by the president's appointees to his cabinet.

so began montana's war of the copper kings. over the next two decades copper magnates in montana would engage in the most bulletin at that --y cancelled business contracts with those who would not support his political aims. started his own newspaper to compete with clark. they fought over where the capitol would by and they gave away cigars, bought rounds and drinks and sometimes handed out money in the effort to garner support for one city or the other. clark decided in 1899 that the it was his last best chance to get into the senate and he was willing to pay legislators whatever it cost. the opening bid for a bribe was $10,000 a vote, win many comping in at 20,000 and one rumor of $50,000 for a vote. clark's son remarked they would send an old man to the senate or to the poorhouse. for his part, clark said, he had never budget a man who wasn't for sale. by some estimates clark sent $431,000 to buy 47 votes in the state legislator and offered more than 200,000 that was rebuffed. commenting on the corruption mark twain said, h

montana hasn't sent a democrat to congress since 1997.ana by 20 points but apparently it's better to have the voters spend $3 million than to risk too many people voting so they might lose the election. the montana state chairman said his fellow republicans' good government plan had to go. finally, it looks like the state republican chairman won. republicans in the legislature flipped on this. they killed the all-mail ballot despite attempts from people on both parties to try to save it. the ryan zinke special election will now happen on may 25th, on a thursday. you can bet a lot of people across that state will forget to vote or find it too inconvenient to do so and the state republican leader will cheer their absence from the polls because that's better for republicans. you guys scared? that does it for us tonight. now it's time for "the last word >>> this is just the late es reminder that terrorism can strike anywhere at any time. today the people of paris have our condolences and our prayers. and the people of france are on our hearts

and she runs she's elected to one of montana's at-large districts. part of her platform is a she's a plastic -- pacifists. the house ininto 1917 in the house has come into special session, extraordinary session because the president, woodrow wilson, delivers a message to congress asking for a and is one of war a group of about 50 members who intervention u.s. in world war i. she served a term in the house, she was on the women's suffrage she was on the public lands committee which is an important assignment for a woman with much of the land being held by the federal government so it was an important position. she serves only a term in the house in two tries to run for senate from montana. she doesn't get the republican runs on theut she republican nomination and that you goes back to of the client. she's a driving force behind the shepherd kr fraternity in infancy act which the house 1921 andy basses in then she's also involved in international peace organizations. fast-forward to 1940, she runs for congress again and she runs on a platform to keep t

the night they were shooting, french montana was there. >> how is she doing right now?now she was going through a tough time. >> french montana is right there after a big breakup happens. he was after khloe. he was after iggy. harvey: i think french montana is at the courthouse looking at divorce files. >> ellie goulding. she was in las vegas at the

. >> reporter: hall of famer joe montana calls the winning era a great time, and asks that joe montana drive include his teammate dwight clark. >> i want to share it with a very special person and i'd like to change it to montana clark drive. >> reporter: the former wide receiver who rekrecently disclo his als diagnosis was honored to. a mural of his legendary catch. >> i could not have done any of this without the people that were ar around me on that team. thank you all for being here. >> music, dancing and a lot of smiles. just like any successful prom, but this is no ordinary prom. several 49ers takeing part in te uc fshgts f hospital prom. more than 200 teenaged patients and the friends enjoyed a prom that they would ther wise have to miss. >> it is very important to get out into the community, because i am going to be leaning on them for the support, and plus, me and the teammates to pub through the long haul we have going on, but i am enjoying the firsts community event with the team, and it is a prom and i could not ask for a better event. >> welcome to the 49 h yers and it is

montana senator john tester becomes the latest democrat to join the fight against neil gorsuch, the president's

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