montana's equivalent of murder. >> justine smashed head-on into another car.nd by doing so, she should have known her actions could have killed somebody and under those circumstances, i think deliberate homicide was the only charge we could find. >> right. you charged her as an adult. why? she was 16. >> she was. the taking of two lives is not, in my opinion, a delinquent act. it's a crime. it needs to be prosecuted as a crime. and if convicted, it needs to be on her record for the rest of her life. >> perhaps because of her own massive injuries, he continuing operations, he age, justine, after pleading not guilty, was released to house arrest. she was allowed to attend classes and at home, her parents fumed. no matter what those text messages said, the idea that justine would cause that accident on purpose was just crazy. are you angry about all of this? >> it builds up inside and it comes to a point where you can't take it anymore. >> turned out, and it was frankly hardly surprising in a town this size, the two families actually knew each other. justine's mo

there are a lot here in montana. many have won world titles. hunting is a big heart of our economy out here. and it has gradually gotten bad. we are competing with too many predators now. the wolvlves, the mountain l lis and ththe grizzly y bears. we use to do over a hundred elk a year. nonow we are d down to aroundd . and of lot of t them are e comig to other parts werewolves are not. that many to go around anymore. therere is a place for them, but they need to be regulated like every other animal. i just feel they haven't been. it has gotten way out o of control. our wolf season started 10 years ago. >> it was my interpretation that the states were not thrilled about t having wololves back inn idaho, wyoyoming, and montana. it's kikind of like whyhy did yu pick our s state? why do we have to live with them? our state, to be in while put t them in central park in new york? it is unfair. people tell me that we don't really care for wolves. >> the delisting of wolves from the endangered species list is agreed-upon based on the estherville scienc

for, while justine spent 45 days in the hospital recuperating and months more here at home in montana healing, it didn't take investigators very long at all, matter of hours really, to solve the mystery of who and what caused this crash. in fact, the highway patrol officers who raced to this scene in the construction zone believed that justine winter's car was the one that crossed the center line and smashed into erin thompson's car. but the worst of it, the inconceivable part was, at least as investigators told flathead county attorney ed corrigan, this was not an accident at all. what was your first reaction? what did you think? >> nuts. this is the last thing i wanted, was to have to take a double fatality and have to now treat it as a homicide. >> homicide? yes. right there in justine's car officers found what amounted to a minute-by-minute narrative of the events leading up to the collision in text messages. and in those messages the prosecutor said was the evidence he believed required him to press criminal charges against that girl doctors had quite miraculously saved, justine

>> reporter: filmmaker tony montana says he has unfortunately had a front row seat to this sea changertainment industry. >> i heard about harvey and gwyneth and the bathrobe at the peninsula, et cetera. i hadn't heard about incidents involving kevin. until it happened to me. >> reporter: one winter night in 2003, montana says he was hanging out at a bar in los angeles when he suddenly found himself face to face with the actor kevin spacey. >> kevin approached me. i smiled. he leaned in. his right arm was around my shoulder, and he put his hand underneath the bar, and that's when he grabbed me. and he grabbed me very hard. and -- i've never been groped before. and -- and he looked at at at a he -- in a very sobering voice, and this sardonic look on his face, said "this designates ownership." >> reporter: montana trained as a box ee eer and mixed martial artist but ez he froze in the face of assault by spacey. >> he's not a big guy but he's a person with power. and his power at that moment rendered me helpless. >> reporter: he says he bent spacey's thumb back and took refuge in the bath

i think why people loved hannah montana was because hannah montana did feel real.f? >> liking the scarf. >> really. >> really. settles it no scarf. >> was ate good time? >> i look back at it as a good time. i think what was hard for me balancing everything. i think got harder when i started during as both. i toured as hand not montana and as myself. >> how did you sort that out? >> that's wroj with me now. i mark that up to doing some extreme damage in my psyche as an adult. >> with her album bangers, released in 2013, miley took a wrecking ball to her old image. ♪ snow we claw we chained ♪ >> i didn't realize it would shift me into being my own person. changed my life. >> changed your life? >> felt that divide, boundary was very clear. ♪ i came in like a wrecking ball ♪ >> wrecking ball was her first number one song. the now infamous video has been viewed more than 900 milon times. the notoriety gave her a platform. when did you realize you had that power? >> at 2013 vmas when everyone in the world knew that i had dressed up as a steady bear and danced with robin

cualquiera que sea tu montaña. sigue subiendo. si vives la vida, tienes que swiffer. en cualquier paquete always. si la talla es mejor, la protección es mejor. always. >> hemos visto cómo en algunas regiones de méxico florece literalmente la producción de la amapola. el largo trayecto que comienza en las altas montañas de la sierra termina en las calles de estados unidos. pedro ultreras nos muestra los estragos que la heroína y otros opioides están haciendo en las vidas de decenas de miles de hombres y mujeres vencidos por la fuerza de la adicción. pedro: ivette de los santos era una niña muy querida en su familia. >> era una muchacha bella, llena de energía. aprendió rápido a caminar, a gatear. pedro: su tía jaquelin galarza la vio crecer. jacquelin: la llevaba a hacer todas las actividades que hacía con mis hijas. pedro: carlos jiménez se gana la vida trabajando en este almacén de alimentos. carlos: soy una persona bien inteligente y capaz, que puede trabajar y mantenerse a sí misma. pedro: jiménez dice que tiene un talento especial para el dibujo. carlos: sí, lo am

desde las montaÑas de santa cruz yo soy lucrecia borchardt, noticiero telemundo 48.evos detalles sobre el tiroteo ocurrido ayer en el condado "tehama" donde varias personas incluyendo el pistolero perdieron la vida. ---nuestra colega "ivette machin" nos cuenta en el siguiente reportaje banner phil alondra angelita consternados y confundidos.... asi estan los residentes de rancho tehama en california despues de los horribles momentos que se vivieron este martes en multiples localidades y aunque en un principio se dijo que eran 4 los fallecidos hoy las autoridades confirmaron que se trata de 6 adultos, entre ellos el atacante y su esposa sot phil johnston/ asistente del sheriff 13:06:11 "como parte de la investigacion estabamos buscando a su esposa, y anoche encontramos su cuerpo escondido debajo del piso en una parte de la casa con varias heridas de bala, creemos que esto fue lo que desencadeno el resto" track: el pistolero identificado por la policia como kevin janson neil llego a la escuela primaria tehama y estrello su auto contra la puerta, la cual afortunadamente

cualquiera que sea tu montaña. sigue subiendo.a tu apetito por el desayuno. prueba los jack's breakfast pockets por sólo 2 dólares. si te duermes, esta oferta desaparecerá. prueba los jack's breakfast pockets por sólo 2 dólares cada uno. sólo en jack in the box. ♪ para cambiar al mundo basta muy poca cosa... siempre que este guiada por el corazÓn. >>> ahora nos vamos a la argentina. en los Último meses 28 jÓvenes se han quitado la vida saltando de un mun puente pero estÁn transformando esta realidad con arte. armados con brasil shbrochas y pinturas llegaron a este puente. hoy una realidad que nos a queja. >>> que son los suicidios. muchos han encontrado la respuesta en este lugar al que llaman el puente de la soluciÓn. >>> si dijera lo que siento por este puente llorarÍa, porque en este puente he perdido varios amigos. en solo meses 28 jÓvenes saltaron al vacio, bajo lema queremos dar vida algo que quiÓo tantas hoy vienen a cambiar la cara al puente. transformando la realidad de jÓvenes de salta, argentina. nahuel y sandra llegaro

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liz: you made 20 one tops from montana to washington, d.c.all, how many days did it take to you make the trip? what was that experience like? >> we started on the 12th of november, and we arrived in d.c. on the 26th of november. so we had a few days on the road. and visiting all the different stops across america. liz: that is really fun. something interesting about your truck that i used to deliver the tree, people may not know it, people could sign your truck, physically sign it along the way. can you explain that? >> yeah, we had banners on the side of the trailer, and at each stop we made people, could come up and sign their name to the banner on it. and, and we got to deliver it to america. liz: it is so fun, this story. larry, this tree is being referred to as the quote, the peoples tree. what does that tree, what does a tree represent to you? >> it's, been there for 77 years and, i think that being able to deliver it to the people of america and white wood transport and myself and motor carriers of montana being all part of it, and cho

." >> reporter: it was april of 2014 when two bright foreign exchange students living in montana slipped out of their home. >> he's lying face down. he's barely breathing. >> reporter: just minutes later, their amazing american adventure came to a sudden and tragic end. >> where is he bleeding from? >> um, everywhere. >> it was horrific. >> no one ever knew that someone would die over it. >> it was just the worst thing that could have ever happened to us. >> reporter: it all began so differently for diren dede. a dream come true. he was an exchange student from hamburg, germany, excited to soak up anything and everything american. at 17 diren had landed in a special corner of the west -- missoula, montana. >> he was definitely charismatic. >> reporter: dana, anna, and chance were three of diren's closest friends at big sky high school. >> he was way different than all of the other foreign exchange students that usually come. he was really outspoken and outgoing, and he just jumped right into, like, the culture. >> he wanted to do everything there was to do in missoula. >> and he was a te

porque los retos son montañas, sigue subiendo.on el submarino "san juan". la anomalÍa fue ubicada en la misma zona donde se extraviÓ la nave. se teme que el oxÍgeno dentro del submarino pueda terminarse en menos de 24 horas. el tribunal internacional para ex yugoslavia condenÓ a una persona por crÍmenes contra la humanidad y de guerra. tenÍa la intenciÓn de exterminar a los musulmanes durante la guerra en bosnia. las noticias del jaque o de piratas cibernÉticos sobre uber es una realidad. poco a poco se van conociendo nuevos detalles, entre ellos que la compaÑÍa habría pagado a los atacantes para que borrara los datos. vilma: la informaciÓn personal de 58 millones de usuarios de uber yy algunos de sus conductores en el mundo, habrÍa sido robada por piratas cibernÉticos. la empresa ocultÓ el robo a sus clientes durante un aÑo. >> la empresa estÁ forzada a revelar ese incidente en un periodo de tiempo. ellos no revelaron ese incidente. vilma: se tratarÍa de una organizaciÓn criminal profesional, cuyos hackers lograron entrar a la nu

along the way, montana gallery owner brad hamlett takes up her cause. hey. how are you, brad?ome to wrangler gallery. >> brad has framed the entire collection and put it on display in his gallery. >> so, you've made your own investment -- not just your time, but also in the frames. how much was that? >> cost is roughly about $50,000, but i felt we had to do it to show the value of it. >> you're now financially invested in it, as well as emotionally. >> there'll never be another collection like this come on the market that's photographs, artwork, artifacts, research notes. >> for the descendants of those who survived the battle of little bighorn, the collection provides a direct link to their past. here's a fleeting shot of a little girl prancing around in the background of this footage of the indians shot in the late 1920s. hi, gertie. >> hello. >> and here is that little girl now. thank you for coming by. i wanted to show you something. 90-year-old gertie heavy runner of the blackfoot nation. as she walks through the exhibit, she recognizes the elders from her own childhood.

porque los retos son montañas, sigue subiendo.s criminales. los fonseca dice que no retirarÁn ninguna de las dos calcomanÍas. >> hoy reaparecieron mike y karen fonseca los dueÑos de la camioneta con calcomanÍa que insultan con palabra obscena al presidente trump y a quienes votaron por Él. no retirarÁn la calcomanÍa, mostraron una nueva en la que insultan al sheriff, el mismo que amenazÓ con imponerle cargos criminales a los fonseca y terminÓ arrestando por unas horas a karen. por otro caso no relacionado. >> no lo voy a quitar hasta que el presidente ya no es presidente. >> esto tiene a su juicio un transfondo polÍtico ya que el sheriff quiere postularse al congreso estatal en texas por el partido republicano. >> por quÉ hizo esto? >> el abogado de los fonseca dijo que estudia la posibilidad de interponer una demanda civil contra el sheriff. " todos los aspectos sugieren que el sheriff tenÍa la intenciÓn de violar derechos de libertad de expresiÓ", fonseca cuenta que desde el que el sheriff ha recibido amenazas e insultos. >> hay

made using our fortuna wheat from big sky country montana. >> reporter: the montana wheat fields.s checking in with us tonight. >> hi david, dean folkvord here. when you talk about montana, it's a special place because of this fresh air and all these wide open spaces. the ideal climate for the fortuna wheat. it's the best tasting bread in the world. happy thanksgiving! >> reporter: you, too, dean. and that wheat? 2,000 workers making up more than 20 million pounds of bread this holiday season. you pride yourself on ingredients right here in america. >> for us, we want to support the american farmer. >> reporter: then, to morton, illinois, tonight, and this number. 80% of the canned pumpkins americans use to make those piles this thanksgiving will come from one small town, three hours outside chicago. >> we're all very proud of the fact that we're from the pumpkin capital of the world. >> reporter: brian tanner, his family farming for four generations. >> no matter where i go in this country and meet people all over, they can always relate back to eating pumpkin pie at thanksgiving

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s war -- montana's war of the copper kings. they would engage in the most blatant, triesing and shocking efforts of corruption to gain political history. daly cancelled practices of owes who would not support him, started a newspaper to compete with clark. the fought over whether the state capital would be locate at anaconda or helena, and they gay away cigarsing are brought drinks and sometime just handed out money in an effort to garrer support for one city or the other. clark decided that 1899 was his last best chance to get into the senate. he was willing to pay legislators whatever it cost. the opening bid for a bribe was $10,000 a vote. with many reportedly coming in at $20,000 and one rumor of $50,000 for a single vote. clark's son racked they would send the old man to the senate or to the poorhouse. for his part, clark said that he never bought a man who wasn't for sale. some estimates clark spend $431,000 to buy 47 votes in state legislator, and offered more than $200,000 more that was rebuffed. comments on the brazen

to montana, we will make it so you come to montana and north dakota at the same time and you will see that in border security that is particularly difficult in terms of recruitment and retention of staff and again monitoring and securing the northern border facility and that would be that wide-open space north all the way over to the montana border. it's critically important we get more of your commitment on the northern border issues. another program within the department of homeland security, which i have taken a interesting is countering violent extremism section and we have not heard a lot about it, but obviously when the chairman went to a number of those incidents, a number of those are really home main: what kind of situations and we want to make sure we have relationships within the organization and within the communities to avoid radicalization, so will you commit to evaluating the program and dhs and reporting back to us in 90 days on your initial plans regarding the program, its goals and its grants and how you intend to prioritize the mission of this organization, which i

porque nuestra montaña es hacer la cerveza más refrescante del mundo. coors light.-mobile. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ arantxa: nathalie juÁrez nos acompaÑa desde "contacto deportivo" con lo mÁs destacado de la jornada. nathalie: muchas gracias. hay dos nuevos invitados al mundial de rusia 2018, en un partido suiza ave empatÓ a cero con la selecciÓn de irlanda del norte en el juego de vuelta por el repechaje rumbo al mundial de rusia. su victoria de 1-0, en el partido de ida, le daba el boleto al mundial. en otro encuentro, la selecciÓn de grecia en su casa buscaba remontar la derrota de 4-0 que sufriÓ en el juego de ida ante de croacia. fue una tarea imposible. resultÓ imposible y los croatas pasaron al mundial. sebastiÁn vettel ganÓ el premio de brasil, el campeÓn luis hamilton, finalizÓ en el cuarto puesto. el mexicano sergio pÉrez terminÓ en la novena plaza. los brids recibieron a los packers, pese a que se acercaron con una conexiÓn de 46 yardas, terminarÍan cayendo 23 el espaÑol rafael nadal recibiÓ el tÍtulo que lo acredita como el nÚmero uno. recordarles que este lu

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seeing you in to montana. i did not get a chance to talk about the northern border but we have one and we would love to take you up to the northern part of our state to look at what is going on with the northern border. ms. nielsen: thank you. >> i share your concern that we are not in leadership on quantum computing. that is something we need to keep our eye on. we will start the second round. i will hold my questions to the end. senator mccaskill: i know you were very involved in an after action report on katrina when you worked in the bush administration. if confirmed, will you commit to review of the federal government's response to harvey, irma, and maria? ms. nielsen: yes, ma'am. pretty aggressive cuts in the budget. while we are dramatically increasing the funding for a border wall, for immigrant detention and interior enforcement, it is cutting programs severely like the viper team which are essential in our airports, cutting those teams from 31 down to eight. also the urban area security initiative. w

montana's most beautiful states. i could spend many days there exploring. beside such a better mutual love of canada and the u.s. you talk about your four daughters. that right there is the experiences a person needs to manage the relationship between two countries right there. [laughter] the western governors meeting, i was impressed by how many canadian officials were there talking with the governors and mayors. the government has been working hard to cultivate relationships with the states. prime minister trudeau came down to a meeting in rhode island has been working to build these relationships. how's that working so far? >> before i get into that i want to welcome kelly. i consider myself to be an honor and privilege and i know you do. we have important work to do and i'm delighted i have a friend and ally that we can try to work out things best for both our countries. welcome, is also says thinking when evan was talking about his grandmother being an american, i was thinking about my poppy and my grandfather was an american. he grew up in california

lucrecia borchardt esta en vivo desde las montaÑas de santa cruz con mas...ste es el hombre fotografiado entrando a los sanitarios donde supuestamente espiaba a mujeres en pleasanton. ---el sujeto ha sido descrito entre los 60 y 70 aÑos de edad de 5 pies de altura vistiendo una sudadera blanca con negro, este habria sido captado saliendo del area en un mercedez benz sin placas. ---si alguien sabe de su paradero, las autoridades piden lo reporten inmediatamente. ----"michael bartel" el profesor acusado de tener contacto inapropiado con un menor recibi 16 cargos y le fijaron una fianza de 16 millones de dolares... ---- entre las acusaciones est haber abusado sexualmente de un infante de 10 aÑos..... --- "bartel" educador en la escuela intermediaria de "walnut creek" fue previamente pedagogo sustituto en martinez... --- hoy se present en corte para escuchar los cargos... --ya se identifico al sujeto que ayer provoco una balacera en multiples lugares del condado de tehama. --este tiroteo dejo como saldo 6 muertos .... incluyendo al pistolero y a su esposa...... -

. >> wilmot collins came to helena, montana as a refugee from liberia.s believed he will be the first black mayor in montana history. >> andrea jenkins, winner of a seat on minneapolis city council will be the first openly transgender, black woman office holder in the nation. >> in a nonpartisan race in new jersey, 93-year-old vito perillo won the race for mayor. he says he wore out two pairs of shoes campaigning door to door. he also said, i can't wait to get started working as hard as i can. >> service for the victims of sun day's church massacre in texas planned for this sunday at the scene of the crime. mark strassmann is in sutherland springs. >> what the devil has intended for harm will turn around for the good. >> reporter: in sutherland springs, part of the anguish is knowing this massacre might have been preventible. in 2012, airman first-class, devin kelley served 12 months in military prison after he assaulted his wife and fractured his stepson's skull. the air force blundered never reporting to a federal database that processes mandatory back

the number one fire was in montana. the number for three fire was in montana in terms of dollars. one of those terrible seasons, and thank you, mr. long, for what you did in response to help us in montana. much of the discussion today has been on puerto rico and the devastating hurricane and the loss of the grid. mr. long, i was a bit surprised when i heard the story of the small contractor of two people most have never heard of, including myself, being awarded a contract that is worth $300 million to rebuild puerto rico's power grid. in the contract, the power authority, prepa, claimed it met all the guidelines and regulations set forth by fema and it had been reviewed also by fema. would you explain fema's involvement in the contract process and how you monitor federal dollars before they are allocated? mr. long: let me be clear. the contract was not a fema contract. prepa entered into the contract in late september. there is no lawyer inside fema that would have agreed to that contract to begin with. let me be clear about that. we raised red flag in saying we're not sure this i

it came all the from montana. the annual tree lighting ceremony will take place on december 6. they basically provide a tree every year from a different state, and the ornaments that will decorate the tree are hand made, and they come from different parts of montana. >>> as 2017 comes to a close, we reflect on the year and what impacted us the most. they captured 2017, dictionary.com says the one word that serves as a symbol of the year's most meaningful events is complicit. yeah, it means choosing to be involved in an illegal, or questionable acts, especially with others, having partnership, or involvement in wrongdoing. or simply, it means being responsible for something even dictionary.com sites many news worthy 2017 moments that facilitated that word. including times when people called out the power for misdeeds, and for silence in wrongdoing. searches spiked during political happens, hollywood scandals, and national disasters. >>> still ahead, today could be the biggest shopping day in history. why cyber monday is expected to bring in billions of dollars. plus, one governm

the next day montana voters, many who had already voted early elected gianforte to congress. he later pleaded guilty to misdemeanor assault. and in his june 7th apology to jacobs wrote notwithstanding anyone's statements to contrary, you did not initiate any physical contact with me and i had no right to assault you. he also, the congressman promised to give an on the record interview to ben jacobs which he has yet to do. and now nearly six months later, we find out that gianforte lied to the cops. according to the newly released police report, gianforte told the sergeant, quote, i probably shouldn't do it, but i reached out for the phone. he grabbed my wrist. he spun. well ended up on the floor so he pulled me down on top of him. gianforte said the liberal media is trying to make a story. his current spokesman travis hall told the ap no one was misled, which is of course an obvious and demonstrable falsehood, which also means that travis hall's word is worth what shane scanlon's was before him, which is nothing. and gianforte's lie to the police mirrors the lie his campaign

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porque nuestra montaña es hacer la cerveza más refrescante del mundo. coors light. visas que permitiÓ el ingreso del atacante al paÍs. janette: el presidente hoy convirtiÓ la tragedia nueva york en una controversia migratoria y polÍtica. presidente trump: voy empezar el proceso para eliminar la loterÍa de visas y la migraciÓn en cadena. janette: alegando que el sospechoso habÍa entrado al paÍs por este medio, que trajo a familiares y que Éstos pueden ser una amenaza al paÍs. el departamento de estado confirmÓ que el inmigrante uzbeco entro al paÍs con esta vista en el 2010. en una serie de twitter, el presidente culpÓ al lÍder de la minorÍa en el senado por el ataque. el problema es que el senador schumer no fue el Único que votÓ a favor de la reforma migratoria en la que se aprobÓ la loterÍa de visas 1990, la medida obtuvo el apoyo de muchos republicanos y la firmÓ como ley el presidente wh bush, tambiÉn republicano. en el 2013 shumer por parte del grupo que mÁs bien tratÓ de eliminar el programa. >> dÓnde estÁ liderazgo, seÑor presidente? janette: reclamÓ hoy, pid

hay nieve en la zona de las montaÑas pronÓstico de fin de semana y dÍa de acciÓn de gracias al regresarka maldonado nos explica el significado de esas diferentes fechas. erika: estÁn por todos lados en el supermercado, en todos los productos, lÁcteos, enlatados, dulces, carnes empacadas y hasta vegetales. Éstas son fechas que tiene un significado aparentemente importante. >> lo mejor para consumir la fecha y lo otro es mejor para vender. >> no tienen uno en la casa, no se lo come ese dÍa y luego estÁ vencido. >> muy importante saber que no estÁ daÑada por la fecha. erika: pero estas etiquetas no son un indicativo certero de que ese producto ya estÁ inspirado, como encontrÓ un estudio del concilio para la defensa de recursos naturales. >> Éstas fechas son sÓlo un estimado de la frescura y calidad del producto, no de su seguridad para consumo humano. erika: por eso de los amo los tÉrminos de acuerdo al instituto de tecnÓlogo de alimento. esta es la fecha que indica antes de cuando usted debe de consumir el producto, mÁs que todo por la calidad del mismo y no porque pueda afectar su salud.

over there is joe montana, one of the hosts tonight. soon we'll be lighting the tree., the tree and our photographer right here. we'll show you the real vip of the night. the tree. we'll light that up in about one hour from now. we'll do it live here on nbc bay area. a great night here in san francisco raising money for the north bay fire victims. back to you. see you at 6:00. >> it's a great cause. thank you. >> raj pulls off the good things. >> i know. he does. >> back in a moment. housing the homeless. crews in the bay area build sheds to hp >>> coming up at 6:00, housing the homeless opinion crews in the bay area build sheds to help the housing crunch. we'll have that and more at 6:00. >>> she's not your average house pet but animal rescuers say she still needs a good home. meet dottie. she's a goat. employees say they don't know much about her background but know she's a friendly goat. they lowered her adoption fee to 25 bucks. she'll need to go to a family with a goat herd. she's so cute. goats eat weeds. they can create a space around your home. >> look at the e

the gentleman from montana is recognized. >> mr. speaker, the tax cuts and jobs act will increase paychecks for hardworking montanans and create montana jobs and unleash economic growth. in fact, analysis from the nonpartisan tax foundation finds the bill will create early 2,900 montana jobs and will increase -- the speaker pro tempore: please take your conversations outside. the house needs to be in order. the gentleman from montana may proceed. mr. gee ahn forte: thank you -- mr. gianforte: this will increase opportunity for montanans and increase montana jobs. analysis from the nonpartisan tax foundation finds it will create nearly 2,900 montana jobs and increase income for median montana households by $2,200. hardworking montanans will see a big tax break by cutting their rates and doubling the standard deduction. montana families will benefit from the increased child tax credit. today, only about one in four montanans itemize their deductions. filling out stacks of paperwork for hours after saving piles of receipts. with tax re

and yes, even for joe montana.arious millennium tower lawsuits and counting. >> dodson: it takes a half hour just to take attendance of the lawyers in the courtroom. i mean, literally. >> wertheim: that's a lot of billable hours. >> dodson: a lot of billable hours. >> wertheim: courtroom circus aside, we asked aaron peskin, the city supervisor, simply: what's going on here? >> peskin: everybody is afraid to tell the truth, because if we get to the bottom of this, they are worried that it is going to, in some ways, slow down the building boom that is happening in san francisco. >> wertheim: "time is money in construction, and we don't want to stop this frenzy." >> peskin: absolutely. absolutely. >> wertheim: this drama has hardly had a chilling effect. everywhere you look in downtown san francisco, they're building another skyscraper. and the latest must-have amenity for all these new constructions: bedrock. in what might be the first act of building-on-building bullying, tech giant salesforce stuck it to millennium

, if you want to come to montana, we'll make it so that you come to montana and north dakota at the same time and you will see that gap in border security that is particularly difficult in terms of recruitment and retention of staff and, again, monitoring pane securing the northern border facility and that would be that wide open space north of minot through the mn border. so it's critically important that we get your commitment on the northern border issues. another program within the department of homeland security which i've taken a particular interest in is the countering violent extremism section and we haven't heard a whole lot about it but obviously when the chairman went through a number of those incidents, a number of those are really homemade, lone wolf kinds of situations and we want to make sure that we have relationships within -- within the organization and within the communities to avoid radicalization, so will you commit to evaluating the cve program at dhs and reporting back to us in 90 days on your initial plans regarding the program, its goals and its grants and how yo