i yield to the gentleman and the dean of montana. mr. gianforte: thank you, speaker ryan and majority leader mccarthy. i am humbled and honored to have been elected by the people montana to represent them here in this house. i am joined today by my wife, susan, who is in the gallery, we're married 29 years. ere in this we have four grown children. two of them with us today. along with our taught-in-law. we raised them hunting, fishing, and hiking on the great public lands in montana. i'm a business guy and electrical engineer. i'm trained to solve hard problems. not to argue about them. just to get things done. susan and i did start a computer software company in our home over 20 years ago in boozman, montana. it grew to over 500 employees there and became one of the state's largest employers. i am montana's lone voice here in this house. sent by the people to do the work of the people. and the m.t. comes before the r or d after my name. i promised the people of montana that i would come back and drain the swamp. that's why today three o

we're talking montana, partner. - montana is from the spanish word for mountains or mountainous. - admitted to the union in 1889, its flag honors both the land and its people. - [randy] so, you see the tools of a miner, a pickax, a shovel. you also see farming tools for the settlers who came and settled the land. and in the back, you see the river, the waterfall, and the rocky mountains, in reference to the great nature they have in montana. - montana's rich and precious minerals, the banner across the bottom boasts, "oro y plata," which means gold and silver. montana is also rich in wildlife. it has more species of mammals than any other state. our 41st state has some pretty strange laws. for example, it's illegal for unmarried women to go fishing by themselves on sundays. i guess in montana, there's better ways to hook a husband. for flag facts, i'm eric. - new research shows that there's an art to being less stressed. in fact, just doing an art project helps reduce stress. and it doesn't matter whether you're a gifted artist or just barely capable of coloring in between the lines. just t

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yet it is important for montana to ultimately get medicaid passed. i never forget i went to a community meeting at a hospital. it was in town called shodo, population, 1,700. i can look throughout that whole community and there were not a lot of supporters there for sure. the ranchers gathered. they knew what came to talk about because

see how montana plays out. there was a lot of time between now and then, and i actually do not know the answer of when greg te will be sworn in. it might be within the next couple of weeks but i am not sure. i can get back with you on an exact date. nrcc doesn'tt the get involved when people are sworn in, it is mostly the speaker who certifies that process. >> very quick question, we are already over time. difficult to keep track of people. what is one district that people should be looking at as a bellwether, an indication of what might happen in the election? u.s. rep. steve stivers: there are a couple that i would look at. the democrat-held seat that everyone should look at is area thein the orlando micah seat, i think it is florida seven. we have some great recruits in the pipeline, and one of them seems to be holding the rest of the field up, he has decided to wait. they have some things going on right now in their day job -- i will not give it away. they are holding the field up and that is a good thing,

in montana, insurance companies file their proposed rate rates h the insurance commissioner of montana. but these insurers are left out -- or left without vital information for their proposals. they don't know if this administration will continue the cost-savings reduction payments that help make health care more affordable. insurers have said if these payments go away, consumers will face double-digit rate increases. montanans deserve to know from their elected officials what kind of impact this action has on premiums, and yet the insurance commissioners leaving the montanans in the dark. transparency builds a more effective government. hiding important information from the public is unacceptable at any level of elected official. we live in a country where citizens can hold their government accountable, and the american people make good decisions when they have good information. but right now a select few in this body are shielding the american public from what's really going on. we hear about a bill that's going to impact one-sixth of the economy. we hear about a piece of legislation

stivers: i do not expect montana to be as competitive in 2018. we will see what could happen, there are a lot of things that could happen between now and 2018. but i do not expect montana to be a target district for us in 2018. it was a special election, which made it special, but it is not on our patriot list. i do not expect it to be on our patriot list. i think greg gianforte will get up here and be able to take care of his own district and do well. but that is not to say that anybody is abandoning him, it is just not a district that has been on our target list, nor do i expect it to be on the target list. frankly, if you look at the numbers, he won the district by about seven points, if you -- it was a pretty good win. the democratic bench is not particularly strong, unless one of the other elected officials would decide to leave your office and run. we will see how montana plays out. there is a lot of time between now and then. i actually do not know the answer of when greg gianforte will be sworn in. i think it is within the next couple wee

so, we'll see how montana plays out, there is a lot of time between now and then. i actually don't know the answer mr. forte will be sworn in, i think the next couple know but since i don't the answer, i won't pretend or make it up, but i can get back with you on the exact date. that is not something the nrcc doesn't get involved in when that is theworn in, parliamentarian, they certify the election results, i assume certified by know they are official, i don't know if they are certified. host: we are over time, quick question. reporter: the house landsscape is difficult to keep track of following ople professionally. what is one district around the country, in a year, people looking at as bell in her, what might happen the election? mr. stivers: a couple i would at. emocrat-held seat i think everybody should look at is area, a, in the orlando the old john micah seat, florida so that is nk, currently held by a democrat. we've got some really good in the pipeline. one of them, the one who seems the holding the rest of field up has decided to wait things they have so

muchas condiciones sean más calientes para mañana hablamso de más de 100 al interior de nuestras montañasas temperaturas y el viento mucho viene hacía el interior de la zona provocando que el sur de la bahía se sienta tan caliente cambio importante debido al aire que llega desde el oceano 7 grados encima 4 en san josé todavía temperaturas bastante altas en las montañas >> siniestro a las 3 de la tarde cerca de launiversidad y fue sofocado las autoridades cerraron el tránsito en sentido norte >> en los ángeles eche un vistazo bomberos luchan contra incendio forestal que consumó 500 acres la zona es de difícil acceso >> no se reporta heridos >> dolor de cabeza para residenets miles de vehículos huye de la ciduad evadiendo la autopista para ir a playas de santa cruz >> interrupción de tranvia el tramo fue suspendido por falta de personal >> en san josé oficial involucrado en el área de estas calles cuando los agentes trataron detener conductor el piloto puso en reversa a los oficiales elagente le disparo >> la guardia costera anuncio decomiso de varias toneladas de cocaína se llevó a cabo co

i yield to the gentleman and the dean of montana. mr. gianforte: thank you, speaker ryan and majority leader mccarthy. i am humbled and honored to have been elected by the people montana to represent them here in this house. i am joined today by my wife, susan, who is in the gallery, we're married 29 years. ere in this we have four grown children. two of them with us today. along with our taught-in-law. we raised them hunting, fishing, and hiking on the great public lands in montana. i'm a business guy and electrical engineer. i'm trained to solve hard problems. not to argue about them. just to get things done. susan and i did start a computer software company in our home over 20 years ago in boozman, montana. it grew to over 500 employees there and became one of the state's largest employers. i am montana's lone voice here in this house. sent by the people to do the work of the people. and the m.t. comes before the r or d after my name. i promised the people of montana that i would come back and drain the swamp. that's why today three o

we did what it took to win in montana. we did what it took to make sure judge -- georgia went to a runoff. georgiaard to keep coming to a runoff because democrats had already consolidated around one candidate, and republicans had 13 candidates. john ossof spent over $10 million in april with others joining in to help him. that is amazing spending in a congressional race. together, boths sides it will be a $50 million race. it is a record number for a congressional race, and while special elections are special, you can't build too much into what happens in this race. i feel pretty good. i think we will win this race. mr. bland: isn't it about time? it is never talked about in the house landscape. it is a special election, and that is part of what allowed john ossof to raise so much money, but democrats are also energized and pouring money into campaigns around the country. you will face this for ye ars. mr. stivers: republicans are energized, too. look at what happened in the special election, we took it to a runoff. i feel

el colapso de un balcÓn en montana dejÓ 14 personas heridas.ha dejado alrededor de 60 personas muertas. tenemos una impresionante historia de superaciÓn y Éxito . portugal esta siendo escenario de uno de los mayores fÉlix: portugal estÁ siendo escenario de uno de los mayores incendios en la historia de ese paÍs europeo. mÁs de 60 personas han muerto en medio de este fuego forestal,, en un municipio del centro del paÍs, donde viven 4000 habitantes. arellano nos tiene las imÁgenes que son realmente impresionantes. reportero: eel desastre cayÓ del cielo y encendiÓ un panorama desolador en el distrito de portugal. con mucha certeza, dicen las autoridades, que un rayo impactÓ un Árbol seco y las llamas se propagaron en cuestiÓn de segundos. los habitantes nada pudieron hacer. los mÁs afortunados, desde lejos, observaron como sus propiedades eran reducidas a cenizas. las imÁgenes son escalofriantes, porque muestran la suerte que corrieron las que intentaron escapar.sus autos quedaron completamente chamuscados por las llamas. el incendio, los agarrÓ a

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and this man, montana le, ran his own optieration. he forged a doctor's signature. >> he would submit applications for younger individuals, indicating a disability that fits somebody much older. they're criminalizing themselves by purchasing these placards. >> that's disgusting. that's no good. >> reporter: james omar suffers from back problems. >> this space is only for certain people that has some kind of disabilities. and everybody should obey that. >> reporter: dmv investigators says the application process needs better security. >> there's always flaws in the system. the application process probably has not caught up to technology. >> reporter: montana le posted $80,000 bail. he faces fines and up to four years in prison. >>> an iconic restaurant inhe south bay is about to serve its last meal. abc 7 news was in san jose's japantown, where king's chinese restaurant opened in 1925, making it the city's oldest full-service restaurant. the restaurant can't afford a rent increase. the family that runs wing's, tells abc 7 news, the ren

and this man, montana his own optieration. he forged a doctor's signature. >> he would submit applications for younger individuals, indicating a disability that fits somebody much older. they're criminalizing themselves by purchasing these placards. >> that's disgusting. that's no good. >> reporter: james omar suffers from back problems. >> this space is only for certain people that has some kind of disabilities. and everybody should obey >> reporter: dmv investigators says the application process needs better security. >> there's always flaws in the system. the application process probably has not caught up to technology. >> reporter: montana le posted $80,000 bail. he faces fines and up to four years in prison. >>> an iconic restaurant in the south bay is about to serve its last meal. abc 7 news was in san jose's japantown, where king's chinese restaurant opened in 1925, making it the city's oldest full-service restaurant. the restaurant can't afford a rent increase. the family that runs wing's, tells abc 7 news, the rent hi

i don't think georgia, south carolina, certainly montana didn't care about russi russia.hink democrats have challenges. i don't think they really saw what they losses last election cycle. >> the fact that we have spent so much time talking about russia has been a distraction for what should be the clear contrast between democrats and the trump agenda. economics. >> as much as i think washington tends to focus on the issues of russia, and the republicans inability to get much of anything accomplished -- that's what gets democrats elected. >> bret: tom, that's a different message than we have been hearing from democrats on the hill. >> it's been totally disconnected from what's been going on in the district but democrats have this issue. some democrats say the reason jon ossoff lost was because he wasn't strong or progressive enough. that necessarily isn't the best lesson for democrats to take away from this. the other part is too, you can carpet bag in senate races but you have to have someone in the district. tap 82% of your money coming in from hollywood and new york, th

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everybody in montana wants jobs. wants higher wages. but the democratic party loses that every time. they worried about this and that. i think that's where the whole problem comes in. all the democrats here and people i know no alaska or idaho they have have gone independent osther republicans now. democratic party moved so far to the left with these crazy issues and political correctness. you guys need to get one simple message. help the working man, help working woman inhelp the small business. you'll be back on top. get out the ditch. guest: thanks john. i appreciate that comment. i think that you're right. we've got to get back to our roots as a party. as a parties of the working man and woman. i see that drift happening. ironically, lot of it happened during the 1990's under the clinton administration. reran as every man. i feel your pain. but the policies in officer very much pro wall street and pro silicone valley. he did a lot to realign the party away from the working class and the traditional middle class and towards the risin

cualquiera que sea tu montaña.ante australia y alemania fue alemania! el campeÓn de amÉrica, chile, se enfrentÓ a australia, que se puso en ventaja al minuto 42. chile igualÓ en la segunda parte cuando eduardo vargas bajÓ el balón con la cabeza.. en el mismo grupo, alemania versus camerÚn. camerÚn que jugaba con 10, descontÓ. alemania serÁ el rival de mÉxico en semifinales. se trata de un equipo alternativo donde destaca la presencia de los mÉxico americanos, asÍ como la convocatoria de los estadounidenses de ascendencia colombiana. y la invitaciÓn estÁ para que disfruten la copa oro por nuestras cadenas. el torneo se va a disputar aquÍ en estados unidos. vibrante fue el octavo gran premio del aÑo de fÓrmula uno. la discusiÓn entre sebastiÁn y luis hamilton el mexicano, sergio pÉrez, generÓ gran polÉmica al chocar con su compaÑero de india. y un dÍa como hoy, un 25 de junio de 1978, argentina se consagraba campeÓn del mundo al vencer en la final a holanda. mi en "la rosa de guadalupe"... ya, ya sé que es sábado, pe

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cualquiera que sea tu montaña. sigue subiendo. ♪ ..... las autoridades hablan de por lo menos una persona muerta. conductora: las autoridades no han confirmado que todas las vÍctimas sean creyentes. el consejo musulmÁn dice que hubo al menos tres muertos y siete heridos. la policÍa ha confirmado una de las muertes. se sabe que hay un detenido que podrÍa ser el conductor. testigos dicen que otros sujetos que estaban dentro del vehÍculo huyeron. fÉlix: maÑana muy temprano vamos a estar actualizando la informaciÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ conde: bienvenidos a repÚblica de la noche. lindsay: el dos a dos entre mÉxico y portugal tuvo goles, polÉmica y drama. conde: en el primer tiempo el tri mexicano tuvo mÁs la pelota. lindsay:

cualquiera que sea tu montaña.y" dejÓ ent entre 2 mm. afecto decenas de negocios y edificios. un muerto y mÁs de 50 heridos dejÓ hoy una marcha,tras ser fuertemente reprimida la oposiciÓn. grupos de defensa actuaron para enfrentar la violencia que ha cobrado la vida de 75 personas en mÁs de dos meses de protestas. >> es la Única lÍnea de defensa que convoca la oposiciÓn ante la represiÓn de policÍas y militares. armados con escudos de maderas e improvisadas mÁscaras, dispararán gases lacrimÓgenos y balas. una lucha de piedras contra balas. salieron a protestar desde el 1 de abril. >> no se estÁn matando porque pensamos distinto. >> continÚan pese a que 75 personas han muerto. la policÍa les cerrÓ el paso. este quizÁs sea el lugar más peligroso. en este lugar se juegan la vida. durante esta protesta por manifestantes se ha perdido vÍctima de un disparo de escopeta de un oficial. esta mujer de 27 aÑos sigue a estos grupos de resistencia con un oso de peluche de su hija y una bandera venezolana. >> por mi hija... >> m

and spending some time up in montana this last year, i was struck by two things. one, just the natural beauty of the tate. it is extraordinary. i understand why some folks from my part of the world want to spend their summers up there. >> and spend their money too. >> yes, sir. but the other thing, the fact that really hit me and i didn't understand initially was that montana is 49th in the nation in wages. and one of the reasons is because of the attack that we have seen historically on that form of energy and coal and also the timber industry that regulations and generally speaking these are government regulations and federal government regulations that have really impacted your state in a very negative way. the president trump has clearly given us instructions, whether it is myself or all of us, secretary zinke, and putting regulations in place that absolutely take care of our beautiful resources that we have but also keep in mind the men and women, whether they are tribal members or whether they are the citizens of coal strip, that we understand that rules and

gradum montana state university, i had to leave montana to start my business career, but i came back to montana while my knees were still good so i could spend my time enjoying all that montana's outdoors have to offer. and that's why i am excited that june is national great outdoors month. montana's outdoors have a special meaning for me. in fact, i even proposed to my sweet wife cindy some 31 years ago next month on the summit of highlight peak just south of bozeman. and the value of montana's outdoors is simply incredible. in fact, according to the outdoor industry association, there are 64,000 montanans that their jobs are directly tied to our outdoor recreation industry. in 2012, outdoor recreation generated almost $6 billion in consumer spending in montana alone. and nationally, taking this to the big picture of our great country, outdoor recreation generates $887 billion in consumer spending each year and provides 7.6 million jobs. you know, folks travel across our nation even from around the world to come visit america's great outdoors. it's all right here. it's right in our

cualquiera que sea tu montaña.uedaran sin electricidad. como pueden ver, la gente recurriÓ las mangueras para mantenerse fresco y soportar el calor en este cuarto dÍa de temperaturas infernales. la tercera tormenta de la temporada, esta dejando grandes daÑos en el sur de mÉxico. el centro nacional de huracanes, advierte tomar precauciones porque este sistema podrÍa aamenazar la vida de quiÉnes se encuentren a su paso . en algunas Áreas se esperan acumulaciones de hasta 15 pulgadas de lluvia. pedro: se aproxima la tormenta cindy, que estarÍa ingresando el jueves. vecinos y turistas ya estÁn siendo afectados por tormentas. las lluvias ademÁs, estÁn dejando vehÍculos estancados en la calle. las autoridades de luisiana, estÁn pidiendo que no bajen la guardia. >> en las iinmediaciones de la frontera con texas hasta el este, habrÁn ráfagas con fuerza de huracÁn. pedro: es que ya hay ciudades totalmente bajo el agua y la situaciÓn empeorarÁ en las prÓximas horas. se espera que la fuerza de las bandas de lluvia aumente con

cualquiera que sea tu montaña.dades habÍan confirmado el facilito de 30 personas que estarÍan incluidas en este nuevo saldo de vÍctimas que podrÍa aumentar. el gobierno ha prometido una investigaciÓn exhaustiva de la tragedia que ha generado numerosas protestas. presentador: el buque de guerra uss regreso a su base. desapariciÓn siete marinos estadounidenses. tres oficiales que resultaron heridos estÁn hospitalizados. presentadora: el torero espaÑol saldiÑo falleciÓ al sur de francia. pidiÓ atención mÉdica de emergencia y ser cebado al hospital porque tuvo conciencia de la gravedad del incidente el cual terminÓ quitÁndole la vida. presentador: la crÍtica situaciÓn que vive venezuela fue denunciada por 23 expresidentes de amÉrica latina y europa quienes firmaron hoy la llamada declaraciÓn de mÉxico. en el documento pidieron que no se realice la asamblea constituyente que propone el gobierno de nicolÁs maduro. jessica zermeÑo nos explica la importancia de esta declaraciÓn. jessica -- jessica: la represiÓn, los a ases

cualquiera que sea tu montaña.a varias viviendas en el sur oeste de china. acuerdo a las autoridades, el desprendimiento destruyÓ mÁs de 62 viviendas. los socorristas sacaron a varias personas de entre los escombros. los de ellas con vida. la operaciÓn sigue en marcha. los dos periodistas holandeses fueron liberados y entregados a una comisiÓn humanitaria. fÉlix: la ciudad de méxico fue escenario del colorido desfile del orgullo gay. entre los participantes estuvieron representantes de 15 embajadas como las de estados unidos, canadÁ y suecia, entre otras. reportera: tras considerarse el segundo paÍs mÁs homofÓbico en el mundo, en la ciudad de mÉxico casi medio millÓn de personas participaron en la ediciÓn nÚmero 39 de la marcha del orgullo gay. se concentraron en el Ángel de la independencia hasta llegar al zÓcalo capitalino. >> la ciudad es diversa. llas personas lo somos, y lo que hay que hacer es arrancarnos los estigmas y los prejuicios. reportera: segÚn el último informe de la comisiÓn ciudadana contra crÍmene

rolling it out in a huge, rural state like montana is a very different kind of experiment, with very unique challenges, starting with simple geography. >> sometimes we're going on mountainous roads that are icy and treacherous, sometimes they're narrow dirt roads that you aren't sure that you want to go down. >> reporter: to get to a patient can be a 60 mile round trip. so emmert frequently heads out on her own to their homes, as she did on this day, to visit 25-year-old mackenzie kramer, who is slowly recovering from major surgery. >> so if you try to do any of this, and it's tough for you, just know what we'd be glad to help you fill it out. >> reporter: emmert is there to help him manage the paperwork for disability, and to put him in touch with starling, who can check up on many more patients if she stays behind in her kalispell office. >> how has the pain been? >> it's been manageable. it's getting better, i think. >> reporter: the team also gently pushes kramer to think about his future, once his health stabilizes. >> he's got to have something to look forward to. so that's why

. >>> montana congressman elect accused of assaulting a reporter is expected to plead guilty today of misdemeanor assault. >> the last guy that came in here you did the same thing. >> you just broke my glasses. >> reporter: last month ben jake could bees was asking the candidate -- jacobs was asking about health care. he faces up to 6 months in jail. he went on to win the race of montana at large congressional district. >>> most couples wouldn't like someone crashing their wedding, but wasn't the case of newlyweds in new jersey over the weekend. president trump made an appearance. he is not related to the newlyweds. they had no idea he would be there. the bride hugged the president, he signed a few make america great again hats and gave them to the guests. >> first time the fda asked the company to remove a prescription opioid because of a public health risk of abuse. the details when "action news" continues. >> often criminal acts such as rape, criminal violence could have been >> >> >> general election said the ceo is stepping down after 16 years, he will stay in until his retiremen

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montana and louisiana are very similar that it starts in montana and makes its way to missouri. i know more about red snapper than i ever care to. i understand exactly what you are talking about on this in the budget does. again, this is the first step of what a balance budget would look like. the budget before you looks at a balance budget in 10 years and where the revenues come from. the position of this budget is the revenue goes into treasury. clearly, the position of louisiana is inappropriate and i understand exactly well, you know, between the differences. what i can say is i'll work with you on it certainly. i understand the importance of louisiana. we think taking 94% of the offshore asset offline has had significant gesture meant to revenue interiors and the choices become easier. .. when it comes to the department of interior review of the national monument, and you said tribes are quote very happy with your recommendation to reduce the boundaries of the monuments, but this really isn't the case. the bear's ears intertribal coalition representing the five local sovere

i spent a lot of time, i pick up tens of thousands of miles driving around montana in montana we don't measure times in terms of oil changes, it's tire changes, around the state. we see areas where it's, there's no cell coverage, let alone lte coverage so very much look forward to working with each of you as we continue to close that gap. chairman pai, the commission recently completed incentive auction, working on the repack and move broadcasters to new channels and wireless companies in the spectrum that they purchased. in montana, this auction is important step forward in expanding broadband into a rural and particularly tribal communities. however, we must take and make sure we balance the rights of wireless companies to have access to the spectrum that they won outright, with the real needs of broadcasters. who have to vacate that same spectrum. mr. chairman, can you promise and commit to work with all of those affected by the incentive auction and with congress, if needed, to make sure this transition will go as smoothly as possible? >> yes, senator, i will. >> now feel like give

we spent a lot of time, i pick up tens of thousands of miles in montana and in montana we don't measure time in terms of oil changes, it's tire changes around the state. you see areas where there is no cell coverage, let alone led coverage so very much look forward to working with each of you to close that. chairman pai, the commission recently completed a set option and is working on the repack and move abroad to new channels and wireless companies and the spectrum that they produce. in montana's auction it's an important step forward to expanding broadband into rural and tribal communities. we must take and make sure that we balance the right of wireless companies to have access to the spectrum that they want outright. with real needs of broadcasters, as they vacate that same spectrum. mister chairman, can you promise and commit to work with all those affected by the incentive option and with congress if needed to make sure this transition will go as smoothly as possible? >> yes, i will.>> thank you for giving the marriage vows or something. [laughter] all right, i felt like it was su

. -- muestran se formÓ una pequeÑa montaÑa de 10 campos de fÚtbol.ado . 24% nivel bajo. tenemos un 8% nivel moderado, y sigue la sequÍa en el sur y la zona de los angeles y san diego. y en el norte del estado ha desaparecido, afortunadamente. quitamos el grÁfico, echamos un vistazo en donde tenemos una alerta. embarcaciones en la costa por el viento, que estÁ desde 35 millas por hora. tenemos mÁs visibilidad en la zona de los angeles y hay algunas nubes bajas. y la niebla en santa mÓnica, y santa bÁrbara. bakersfield arranca con nubes y temperaturas en los 60 un poco mÁs alta, y en fresno aunque vemos nubes pegadas en la montaÑa. sacramento 66. y esta maÑana la bahÍa el cielo estÁ cubierto, aunque no parezca la temperatura en 60°. nubes pegadas en la costa, y muy poca cosa, asÍ seguirÁ el panorama maÑana. con una mente tranquilo y las temperaturas que no podrÁn subir hasta los 90°. tensiÓn vigilantes del tiempo, estamos siguiendo la tropical dos, en oaxaca, acapulco, con vientos en las 30 millas por hora. ♪ ♪ yarel: y bueno, tenemos unas invitadas de

i'm very disturbed because i live in montana among a lot of these guys. let me tell you how well armed they are. when they start fighting each other, it's going to be a big problem. >> right, but the guys you live among, they love trump. >> yeah they do, but they don't win much, the lower 20% of the economy or whatever who voted for trump. this was their shot, they thought. when he gets taken away from them by this type, i don't want to be in the field of fire. >> you're going to have a revolution no one expected. >> exactly. >> dave, you deal a lot with what's going on on the campus and aggressive left. am i wrong, i am i exaggerating, to look at the climate and see that these things are somehow related? or are they not. >> they are. first of all, these guys literally dress like cobra soldiers from g.i. joe. that's how you know they're the bad guys. that should be one thing. but yes of course, this is related to what's happening on the campuses. the biology professor there, he was going against racism saying we shouldn't have a day without white people,

cualquiera que sea tu montaña. preguntÓ, ¿cuÁndo fue la Última vez un actor asesinÓ a un presidente? obviamente se referÍa a a wram lincoln. y hizo una referencia a presidente donald trump al asegurar que necesita ayuda, depp, se disculpÓ despuÉs. indignaciÓn en venezuela la muerte de otro joven manifestando asesinado por militares en una protesta opositora, frente a una cÁmara de televisiÓn. aunque las autoridades denunciaron que detuvieron a un sargento de la fuerza aÉrea, las protestas volvieron a encenderse en las calles. francisco: david tenÍa 22 aÑos y participaba en una protesta frente a la base aÉrea de la carlota, un efectivo militar lo vio solo y desarmado, le dispaÓo a quemarropa. se levanta y da unos pasos, los Últimos de su vida, compaÑeros le ayudaron. llegÓ sin vida a una clÍnica cercana, su cuerpo despedido con unas letras del humano nacional. ♪ su muerte tiene una inesperada conexiÓn con el presidente nicolÁs maduro, hijo Único de su antiguo supervisor, cuando trabajaba como chÓfer de autobÚs en el

montana wilderness and the owner of an ice cream shop is arrested for secretly videotaping girls. next. "action news," delaware valley's leading news program, with jim gardner. ♪ >> it is friday night. the big story on "action news" tonight is the end of the severe thunderstorm watch, but that doesn't mean the potential for downpours is over. if you are an early riser, you may be knocked over by oppressive humidity. let's get the latest from storm tracker six and adam joseph. >> we have a cold front and remnant low of what was cindy now in west virginia. we have pop ups to the west of philadelphia. in the view, only one lightning strike. we are not dealing with severe weather but pockets of heavy rain. we are seeing one band here east of lancaster, approaching 176 through reading all points to the south, heading toward pottstown, no lightning with this. no strong winds, but it's pockets of very heavy rainfall briefly passing through. >> we continue to see the scattered showers, downpoursened a rumble of thunder or two. there could be a ru rumble of thunder. quick rising waters bec

todavÍa podemos o leer y ver algunos puntos de la montaÑa. si contuvieron totalmente el siniestro. marÍa: tambiÉn tenemos algunas fotos y vÍdeos que circulan en redes sociales tras el voraz incendio de pastizales en vallejo. algunas imÁgenes fueron captadas desde la ventana de residentes del Área. este otro vÍdeo parece que fue grabado desde un automÓvil. alguien mÁs grabÓ el auto en llamas cerca de la caseta de cobro, donde segÚn las autoridades el fuego se extendiÓ a la vegetación. echemos un vistazo al clima con suheily lÓpez belÉn. suheily: un dÍa caluroso en el Área de la bahÍa, llevamos varios dÍas consecutivos con altas temperaturas. el domingo fue un dÍa caluroso. ayer tuvimos mÁxime los 91 grados. 11 grados por encima del valor normal. en concord se estableciÓ rÉcord de temperatura. continÚa en efecto el aviso por calor extremo. hasta viernes a las 11 de la noche. hay que ver muchÍsimas precauciones porque las temperaturas van a continuar elevadas en nuestra zona local y en el interior de california, aquellos que piensan viajar duran

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california, montana, kansas, georgia, south carolina. republicans have cheered victories in places like kansas and montana. montana's special election president trump backed the republican congressional candidate. republican gianforte won, even after assaulting a reporter. >> i should not have treated that reporter that way. >> reporter: the pressure in georgia seemed different than the others. for one thing there is a lot of money in the game. >> the base of the democratic party is demanding something to cheer about right now. the democrats need to deliver. this is a district they have poured an incredible amount of money into. for democrats this is already a win. this is evidence that coming 2018 election even for state republican districts trump is such a factor that republicans are going to have to fight tooth and nail and spend tens of millions of dollars to hang on what previously had been safe republican seats. >> in a race like this, the margin matters. turn-out matters. >> reporter: and one big picture question stays the same. w