known as the food and drug administration that allowed another generation of americans to become mr miles it's great to get your thoughts on this that is matthew miles joining us live from washington d.c. thank you thank you. now stocks of the tech giant apple have dropped slightly after its latest launch featured its largest i phone bought lesser in the way of groundbreaking innovation but the company's strategy of getting consumers to upgrade as increasingly. expensive devices continues to pay off what the overall share price up thirty percent for the here. has more. what is the secret to apple's success wednesday's product launch was short on new products big on prozac now let's talk about i phone and even bigger on price i phone tennis max has just displayed ever on the night the new i phone tennis max a larger and faster version of the previous i phones starts at one thousand nine hundred nine dollars while the so-called starter version i found this year costs seven hundred fifty and under its estimate the advance release especially for folks who are looking for an upgrade to be away

. >> well -- >> did mr. -mile-an-homiranda s e-mail ask you why the leahy people were looking into her financial ties? >> is that what this e-mail is? >> i'm just asking you. >> well, can i take a minute to read it? >> of course. it says it was four days before the hearing on july 23rd. >> i don't have a specific recollection of any of this, senator, but it would not have been unusual -- and this happens all the time, i think, which the leahy people are looking into this and the hatch people are looking into it, i think. >> you say all the time. two days before the hearing he told you that the democrats were passing around a related "60 minutes" story and he said it was intel, intelligence suggests leahy will focus on everything money. that comes from a stolen e-mail, stolen by a republican staff member sent to me the night before and given to you the next morning. were you aware that you were getting from mr. miranda stolen e-mails? >> not at all, senator. it was part of what appeared to be standard discussion ab

putting a box in everyone's car, measuring the miles they drive and taxing people to commute to work, taxing people to get their farm produce to market is wrong. mr. pritzker is supporting the general assembly's idea for a vehicle miles tax. >> moderator: mr. pritzker, did you at least open the door to this? pritzker: i have not proposed a vehicle mileage tax, and let me be clear, there are real differences between bruce rauner and me when it comes to taxes. he thinks defending a tax system that is the most unfair tax system in the entire nation is the right thing to do, i don't. remember that people in the bottom 20% of that taxpayers are paying a much higher rate of taxes overall than people in the top 1%. east -- he's defending a system that is good for him and that's bad for middle class taxpayers. i want to cut taxes for the middle class, i want to cut property taxes, and that's why we need a fair income tax. >> moderator: on another potential revenue issue, and this is just, if you don't mind, just a show of hands on a quick three categories. will you raise your hand if you would consider raising the sales tax on any services. i take that a

. >> well -- >> did mr. -mile-an-homiranda s e-mail ask you why the leahy people were looking into her financial ties? >> is that what this e-mail is? >> i'm just asking you. >> well, can i take a minute to read it? >> of course. it says it was four days before the hearing on july 23rd. >> i don't have a specific recollection of any of this, senator, but it would not have been unusual -- and this happens all the time, i think, which the leahy people are looking into this and the hatch people are looking into it, i think. >> you say all the time. two days before the hearing he told you that the democrats were passing around a related "60 minutes" story and he said it was intel, intelligence suggests leahy will focus on everything money. that comes from a stolen e-mail, stolen by a republican staff member sent to me the night before and given to you the next morning. were you aware that you were getting from mr. miranda stolen e-mails? >> not at all, senator. it was part of what appeared to be standard discussion ab

think, there is not much excuse for being half an hour late for a journey of less than a mile, but donald trump mrde himself even later by stopping to talk to reporters on his way in. when it did get under way, he went on a bit of a victory lap with unexpected consequences. in less than two years, my administration has accomplished more than almost any administration in the history of our country. america's so true. didn't expect that reaction, but that is ok. the audiencejust that reaction, but that is ok. the audience just giggled. us presidents are occasionally reviled and sometimes adored, but they are rarely laughed at. last year, he threatens to destroy north korea and he taunted little rocket man. what a difference 12 months makes! the missiles and rockets are no longer flying in every direction. nuclear testing has stopped. i would like to thank chairman kim for his courage and for the steps he has taken. though much work remains to be done. today, it was imran in the cross hairs. america having pulled out of the nuclear deal. he called on nations to isolate iran's rulers and support its p

miles tax. >> did you open the door to this? mr. pritzker: i have not proposed a vehicle miles tax. there are differences between the governor and me when it comes to taxes. he thinks a tax system that is unfair is the right thing to do. i don't. pay a in the bottom 20% higher rate of taxes overall than people in the top 1%. he defends a system that is good for him and his bad for middle-class taxpayers. i want to cut property taxes and that's why we need a better income tax. >> this is just a show of hands. will you raise your hand if you would consider raising the sales tax on any services? by take that as a know from all of you. would you consider extending taxes to retirement income? a show of hands? that as a no. once suggest that. , i thought you open the door to some services. mr. pritzker: may i remark on that? i would consider that if we were to restructure the property tax scheme. if we were to take that money and reallocated, that's a much more moral taxation system than doing property taxes. the current structure right now burden onundue people. this is driving people ou

metro area and some cases lowere than a half mr a quarter mile.s upper 60s to low 70ay through theloudy skies, some chances of rain around, temperatures around 80 degrees. tomorrow, thursday, friday we will be watching rain chances and into the ekend. >> an update from the national hurricane center in the next hour. >> straight ahead, flu season 101. are we in for a repeat of las year? will the vaccine be more effective time? >> and meredithet vieiraurns on her novel quest.l we will telou all about it. >> also, the big honor announced for music superstar carrie >> and this week countdown to the key midterm elections. we are traveling across the country to find out what issues most to you. first, these m razor cut up to a blunt angled lob. i'm retiring; you're my swan song. what?! he's gonna slap some clips in your hair, give you a bob and then he's gonna move to boca raton. but you're gonna look amazing. ok. there are multiples on the table: one is cash, three are fha, one is va. so what can you do? she's saying a whole lotta people want to buy th

miles of ocean before it was done. the scale was inconceivable. until it happened. >> where were you working and what was your job then? mr. jones: i worked for the anchorage daily news and i was a reporter primarily doing investigative work but also covering business, so i had covered oil even before the spill. >> can you tell us what the history of the oil industry was in alaska, how large was it during that time?

mr. garamendi: next flood season and complete a 0-mile project. so we appreciate your effort on that. we'll move that along and it has been a very good process in which the corps working with the local entities has been abling o move in a very rapid way and mariesville projects. my appreciation and thanks to you and the district as well as headquarters. the 204 authority fits right into this so here we go. maybe we can write legislation with more clarity and not run into the problem we have had here. guess that's our problem. this is addressed to mr. graves and to the chairman and ranking member of the committee, wrda is in process. the conference committee is moving along. i would like to draw the attention of the committee and certainly to the conferees to the necessity of maintaining section 310 of the house bill. i don't know, the senate is sometimes to deal with, but section 310 addresses the three rivers levee improvement authority and last three miles of the project on the yuba river at no cost to the federal government. and finally, i know this is going to be an issue all of u

mr. speaker. now, constituency as mere 69 miles from london as i'm sure my right honorable remembers from her visit a few years ago. and you're lucky to cover the tinny your -- your journey in ad 40 minutes. a lot of which remains untaxed, we could attract new homeowners, doctors and businesses to the area, can my right honorable friend please tell me what this government is doing to improve our rail services and speed up the journey. >> prime minister. >> can i say to -- can i say i do remember the visit i made in 2014 but i actually i was pleased to meet with caroline, the work that she's done anticrime but on the issue of rail that my friend has raised, introducing a whole knew fleet of train, will be available middle of next year, state of the art which much improved ak acceleration. they need to work with rails to make sure they can deliver those improved journey times and there are infrastructure constraints on the line but we will -- we will engage with the network rail to assemble new infrastructure to see the improvement. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the prime minister just said the work is

five miles south of gettysburg, mrs. grace married -- barinmarin and her father succumbed to the flu. in mid-october, the grim reaper visited the gross family northeast of gettysburg. amos and jacob, two brothers, were lost three days apart. they were followed by their mother on october 17. william, 34, and mary, 33, of centennial, died six days apart. mary's sister, passed on october 23. finally, peter smith of centennial lost to family members within a week's time. his mother died october 16 and his 16-year-old daughter passed on october 19. by mid-october, the flu crisis was waning, but it continued to take the lives of soldiers and civilians for the rest of 1918 and even into 1919. four military positions were transferred to attend the victims another camps. a total of 149 deaths the active -- the epidemic struck. the passing of the last soldier of influenza occurred on october 7, 1918. the last civilian victim was a three-year-old girl was from -- a three-year-old girl from butler township. for a total of 133 civili

missing 6-year-old with autism intensifying, rescuers expanding the search area by two miles using dogs and drones. and mrsreported by his parents hoping autistic boys can hear them. he was last seen with a shirt saying i'm the man. he lost track after wandering off in this north carolina park. and intense manhunt underway for a brutal murder, dallas police searching for a man suspected of following a woman walking her dog home and stabbing her to death. her roommate seriously injured, not clear the suspect new his victim. this comes a week after the deadly stabbing of a woman walking in washington dc who established the service held for lindy martinez in her home town. the dallas police officer who shot her arms black neighbors fired, charged with manslaughter earlier this month after gunning down -- her lawyer calling -- calling it unfair. she thought he was breaking into her home and didn't realize she was in the wrong apartment until it was too late. she can appeal her determination. a woman at the center of a viral be to rest has been indicted after claims of police brutality. body came footage shows

e-mails was just sent lost not richard not a ship not a should be in touch with mr brown this morning a small loss not. on the a mile it's there but you don't know everything go off so yeah yeah i'm just gonna stand like yeah ok what good do you know that i caught this one i let out for my wife it's for richard recchi on the morning is getting worse by the minutes with strike out register oh boy i would but i only yeah there is so i mean action. up to so many months of investigation today is a very special weekend and why i'm broken up a lot at the end think of all the going to put him in prison. give me cash back. or at least let people out of it all people have a lot of. the now richard appears calm and co-operative so i want to thank all you guys look so cordial delight at respecting my house is that richard recchi opening into his two housemates a formally arrested accused of cyber crime. she doesn't know i wouldn't touch my teeth and comb my hair. the alleged chief fraudster is now in custody if you can gamble much work lies ahead. every pressure point that we can hit we will apply pressure there in order to ge

mr. hayes and different ones, the first of all want to be neighborly. and you can see where their expansion is, within a mile of most people here. they didn't want to just come in and not be neighborly to people who want to get out of harm's way. here, this is what is left. our home had been here for over 80 years. fathersy mothers and that he was my mother's and father's property. in fact, that was my front porch. i lived behind my mother and father. i walked from here many, many days to school. , under thisrints up asphalt, because i was raised here. this is where i lived most of my life. we are approaching the mount zion baptist church, one of the oldest baptist churches in the parish. this particular church has been years.er 160 of course, this is not the original. but it's the museum you may see actors of the original, small church. this church was rebuilt at least 60 years ago. one thing mount zion has is this graveyard. a parents are buried here, lot of my family, and there are grades here they go way in the in0s, and my family plot is the back, my mother, father, sisters, grandparents. michael: we ha

mr. jones: prince william sound is located on the gulf of alaska. it is located a couple hundred miles south of anchorage, is probably more or less in the middle of the state. so it is this beautiful expanse of enclosed waters with islands and peninsulas and coastlines and a rich population of sea birds and fish and sea otters and so on. , anyone who has ever been to prince william sound has been stunned by the natural beauty. and relatively untouched by man. you don't see much development at all. villages.le fishing maybe you would see a few fishing boats on the water, maybe some cargo vessels coming in with containers to the container port in valdez. but very little touch from the hand of man. so then you have this tanker that spilled the oil and fouled everything in sight. and it was, it was just a shock to the conscious and to the consciousness. how could this happen? oil spillspens when into a large body of water like that, what does it do to it and how fast does it travel, do we know? mr. jones: the oil in and of itself doesn't travel very fast. it floats on the top and is carrie

mr. drizzle and the fog has been around three miles, the visibility its consider creating.that's good. you can see it hovering over san francisco from the exploratorium camera at pier 15. mid to upper 50s. we'll start to see a separation at noon from yesterday because we'll see the sunshine quicker and we'll have lighter breezes and a little warmer weather as we head into the afternoon hours. comfortable evenings on the way with 50s at the coast, 60s around the bay, and 70s inland. seems a little congested on the roads this morning. >> oh, yeah, it sure is. everyone heading back to work and school today. southbound 680 definitely filling in in walnut creek. a lot of folks hitting the brakes around north main street, north of the 24 split. no blocking issues along that stretch, and mostly clear there for most of the east bay, but the drive times are filling in. all the way up to one hour, four minutes, westbound five 80 tracy to dublin. antioch to concord at 18, and from the north bay, that looks great, san rafael to san francisco in the green at 17 minutes. >> thanks. >>> h

mr. speaker, this week i joined rice farmers in crowley, louisiana, the rice capital of the world, to recognize national rice month. with more rice mills per square mile than anywhere else in america, the small town of crowley was a fitting place to celebrate the beginning of the harvest for american-grown rice. mr. higgins: vice a part of our southern culture -- rice is a part of our southern culture and is a major agricultural commodity for louisiana. there are more than 400,000 rice acres in louisiana, yen rating over $700 million in economic output each year, supporting many thousands of louisiana jobs. rice farmers and farm families are solid americans and south louisiana would not be what it is without rice. mr. speaker, i'm proud to be a strong advocate of american rice and i commend the nearly 125,000 americans who work to provide this quality, nutritious crop to our nation and the world. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the ge

mr. may or, good morning. we appreciate your time. up to 80-mile-an-hour winds.give us a sense of the scene around your community and try to give us a sense of how significant and widespread damage is there. >> right now we are experiencing quite a bit of major flooding in jacksonville. not all of it is related to iorm surge. a lot ofhas to do with the amount of rain we received over the last few hours in some of the lower areas of town. not just the waterways, but other parts of town where the water is not getting out of here quicklyenough. >> mayor, we are looking at pictures here where cars areer sud under water and churches here. jacksonville was under a voluntar was that the right call? >> i think so. we did implement afe c on thursday evening. still got aot of people moving around and traveling around despite the fact there is a cuew. >> if i can, mr. mayor, can i ask you about a situation that played out yesterday. we reported this across nbc. dozens evacuated from the hotel in your town yeerday. a lot, of those peopleo left their homes to go to the hotel,

mouse was just sent lost not richard not a shoe not a should get in touch with mr brown this morning a small loss not. on the a mile it's there you don't know everything go off so yeah yeah i'm just gonna stand like yeah ok what good do you know that i caught this one like i did for my wife it's for richard recchi all the morning is getting worse by the minute with strike out register hopeful that i would but i only yeah there is no well i mean it's. up to so many months of investigation today is a very special weekend and white all broken up a lot at the end thinking of all the going to put him in prison. give me cash back or at least let people out of his up people have a lot of. the now richard appears calm uncooperative so i want to thank all you guys who took what is really a light on respecting my nose is that richard recchi opie and his two housemates a formally arrested accused of cyber crime. she doesn't really know what pushed my teeth and told mike. the alleged chief fraudster is now in custody if he can gamble much work lies ahead. every pressure point that we can hit we will apply pressure there in ord

then number three, if we could look at that, we drew a one-mile radius around the country club and then we calculated from the further -- >> mr. chairman, again, we don't have these documents. no we're not. that is why she showed three different documents because they depict three different things so we'd like to see all three documents, please, so we can follow along. >> proceed, please. >> okay. looking at number -- the third thing here, we calculated the distance from the closest point to your house from a mile radius of the country club and then the farthest point, you could see it is 6.2 and 8.2 miles. and you've described this as being near the country club, wherever this house was, is that right? >> i would describe it as somewhere between my house and the country club in that vicinity that is shown in your picture. >> okay. >> and the country club is about a 20-minute drive from my parents' home. >> a 20 minute drive. and of course i've marked as the crow flies. would it be fair to say that somebody drove you somewhere, either to the party, or home from the party? >> correct. >> has anyone come forward to say to you,

mr. rosendale: again, the facts just don't prove it. was closing down 21,000 miles of forest service roads in montana. i have been providing access and the record shows it. >> any follow-up? sen. tester: all i have to say is the fact that i shut down is false.es of road i am not here to talk about that, i am here to talk about matt rosendale's record of public lands and it does not pass the smell test. you can talk to any of the conservation groups, you can talk to the hunting groups out there, the fishing groups out there, the full to go out and use the lands, we thought for and got access and have been able to do things. in whitefish for example, the list goes on and on. for him to say anything different than that is revisionist history. additionalu both for thoughts on that important topic. we will move forward now and talk about the economy. >> the tax cuts and jobs act cut the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 21%. the u.s. economy is seeing unemployment levels at the lowest in recent memory. wage growth remains a slow for most employees and rising inflatio

. >> number three, if we could look at that -- we drew a one mile radius around the country club, and then we calculated from the -- >> mr. chairman, again, we do not have these documents. why shere not, that is showed three different documents, because they depict three different things. we would like to see all three documents please, so we can follow along. >> looking at the third thing distancecalculated the from the closest point to your house from a mile radius of the country club, and the farthest point. you can see it is 6.2 miles and 8.2 miles. you have described this as being near the country club, wherever this house was. is that right? >> i would describe it as somewhere between my house and the country club, in that vicinity that is shown in your picture. the country club is about a 20 minute drive from my parents home. >> a 20 minute drive. i have marked as the crow flies. would it be fair to say that somebody drove you somewhere, either to the party or home from the party? >> correct. >> has anyone come forward to say to you hey, remember, i was the one that drove you home? >> no. in your july 6 text to th

then number three, if we could look at that, we drew a one-mile radius around the country club and then we calculated from the further -- >> mr. chairman, again, we don't have these documents. no we're not. that is why she showed three different documents because they depict three different things so we'd like to see all three documents, please, so we can follow along. >> proceed, please. >> okay. looking at number -- the third thing here, we calculated the distance from the closest point to your house from a mile radius of the country club and then the farthest point, you could see it is 6.2 and 8.2 miles. and you've described this as being near the country club, wherever this house was, is that right? >> i would describe it as somewhere between my house and the country club in that vicinity that is shown in your picture. >> okay. >> and the country club is about a 20-minute drive from my parents' home. >> a 20 minute drive. and of course i've marked as the crow flies. would it be fair to say that somebody drove you somewhere, either to the party, or home from the party? >> correct. >> has anyone come forward to say to you,

miles north of your location. the mayor right now is richard porter. mayor pro tem. mr. mayor, do i have you on the phone? >> yes. >> all right. thank you, mr. mayor. 22 inches. that's the rainfall total. that's the biggest number we have so far. that was news to you. what do you make of it? >> we're right in the thick of it now. it is still raining pretty hard. the wind, i guess, is 60-to-70 myl miles an hour. last night a high tide at 11:55 it had not crested the sea walls and canals that make up a large part of our town. what rain is falling is falling into the sound and canals. as of about 11:30 last night, i spoke with the mayor and some of the first responders and we didn't have significant flooding yet. i'm off island in the town of morehead across the sound from them and waiting on the update this morning. >> what have you heard in terms of physical damage? people needing rescue? what sense? >> we evacuated almost everyone off the island. a few people stayed behind. our first responders stayed. public works stayed. our mayor and town council. the update from last night was the wind had blown in tw

mile radius around the country club. and then we calculated from the -- >> mr. chairman, again, we don't have these documents. no, we're not. that's why she showed three different documents, because they depict three different things. we would like to see all three documents, please, so we can follow along. >> proceed, please. >> okay. looking at the third thing here, we calculated the distance from the closest point to your house from a mile radius of the country club, and then the farthest point. you can see it's 6.2 and 8.2 miles. you have described this as being near the country club, wherever this house was, is that right? >> i would describe it as somewhere between my house and the country club, in that vicinity that's shown in your picture. >> okay. >> and the country club is about a 20-minute drive from my parents' home. >> a 20-minute drive. and of course, i have marked as the crow flies. would it be fair to say that somebody drove you somewhere, either to the party or home from the party? >> correct. >> okay. has anyone come forward to say to you, hey, remember, i was the one that drove you home? >>

miles away. now, i must give you credit, mr. administrator, that i know you were involved, and i thank you for doing that. so often people who go through these kinds of things unseen notice, appreciate it, and afford it. but you backed us up in a way, the members of this committee, who believe very strongly in protecting our whistleblowers. do you agree with former special counsel lerner when she talks about the fact that she wanted to make sure that the full protections of title 4 and 5 apply to t.s.a. would be more helpful so there's more of a feeling of fairness in employment action so hiring decisions and promotion decisions are perceived as fair. would you yeah with that? under the aviation -- all of the authority i need is under afsa. and we are taking steps to be able to do that. one of things i the conversations i've had with the t.s.a. workforce since i've been the administrator and i've gotten a lot of good feedback on things that concern them. so i understand your perspective. and we will make significant movement in

we drew a 1 mile radious around the country club. >> mr. chairman again we don't have these documents. no we're not. that's why she showed three different documents because they depict three different things. so we would like to see all three documents please so we can follow along. >> proceed please. >> looking at number, the third thing here. we calculated the distance from the closest point to your house from a mile radius of the country club. and then the farthest point. you can see it's 6.2 and of course 8.2 miles. and you've described this as being near the country club. wherever this house was. where this house was. >> i would describe it some where between my house and the country club in the vicinity that's shown in your picture. and the country club is about a 20 minute drive from my parents home. >> a 20 minute drive. of course i've marked as -- would it be fair to say that somebody drove you some where either to the party or home from the party? >> correct. correct. >> okay. >> has anyone come forward to say to you, hey remember

mr. glause, you mentioned that 70% of the people in wyoming live within 70 miles of the border and so that taking a lot of the health care two of the places like salt lake city or billings of rapid city or fort collins. can you talk about how that type of pattern affects the cost of health care and the ability to recruit physicians and any solutions you might have? >> thank you, senator. you are correct with that statistic that 70% of our population lives within 70 miles of border. in southwest wyoming we have outmigration to salt lake city. northwest wyoming we have outmigration to the billings area northeast wyoming, the migration is to rapid city, south dakota. and in southwest, or southeast wyoming in the cheyenne and laramie area the migration is to fort collins and denver. we are already a small population, and when you look at over 70% of the people are seeking the health care out of the state, it only reduces that population that the doctors are able to draw from. and so there are no economies of scale left. the ability to amortize the cost of equipment over a larger population dis

we drew a one mile radius around the country club, and then we calculated from the furthest point. >> mr. chairman, again, we don't have these documents. >> no, we're not. that's why she showed three different documents, because they depict three different things, so we'd like to see all three documents, please, so we can follow along. >> proceed, please. >> okay. looking at number -- the third thing here, we calculated the distance from the closest point to your house from a mile radius of the country club, and then the farthest point. you can see it's 6.2 and of course 8.2 miles. and you've described this as being near the country club, wherever this house was. is that right? >> i would describe it as somewhere between my house and the country club in that vicinity that's shown in your picture. >> okay. and the country club is about 20, a 20 minute drive from my parents' home. >> a 20-minute drive. and of course i've marked as the crow flies. >> yes. >> would it be fair to say that somebody drove you somewhere either to the party or home from the party? >> correct. >> okay. has anyone

miles away. now, i must give you credit, mr. administrator, that i know you were involved, and i thank you for doing that. so often people who go through these kinds of things unseen notice, appreciate it, and afford it. but you backed us up in a way, the members of this committee, who believe very strongly in protecting our whistleblowers. do you agree with former special counsel lerner when she talks about the fact that she wanted to make sure that the full protections of title 4 and 5 apply to t.s.a. would be more helpful so there's more of a feeling of fairness in employment action so hiring decisions and promotion decisions are perceived as fair. would you yeah with that? under the aviation -- all of the authority i need is under afsa. and we are taking steps to be able to do that. one of things i the conversations i've had with the t.s.a. workforce since i've been the administrator and i've gotten a lot of good feedback on things that concern them. so i understand your perspective. and we will make significant movement in

mr pester will receive a pay—out of around £1.7 million. japan has been hit by the strongest typhoon in 25 years with winds of up to 135 miles an hour.to leave their homes. the typhoon struck afterjapan‘s summer of extreme weather, with flooding that killed more than 200, and the highest—ever recorded temperature. robin brant reports. screaming. japan knew that this storm was coming, but some were still caught out and had a very lucky escape from the torrent of water below. typhoonjebi is the strongest to hitjapan in 25 years. in the worst hit area, around osaka, the damage is widespread. down there, on the left, you can just about make out a runway. the rest of kansai international airport is underwater. but 3,000 passengers have nowhere to go. the bridge thatjoins the airport and the mainland has been damaged. a ship was repeatedly blown into the columns and roadway. the storm surge caused fires that destroyed dozens of cars waiting to be shipped abroad. others were battered by the winds that reached 135 mph. typhoons and serious storms are not unusual injapan, but more than1 million people have been advised to leave their homes as

mr. clouse, you mentioned 70% of the people in wyoming live within 70 miles of the border. they take their healthcare to other places like salt lake city, billings, or rapid silly -- rapid city. can you talk about how that pattern affects the cost of healthcare? any solutions you might have? >> thank you. you are correct with that statistic. is 70% of our population lives within 70 miles of the border. in southwest wyoming, we have outmigration to salt lake city. northwest goes out to the billings area. northeast wyoming the migration is to rapid city, south dakota. and southwest -- or southeast, in the cheyenne area, the migration is to fort collins and denver. we are a small population. when you look at over 70% of the people are seeking their healthcare out of the state, it just reduces the population that the doctors are able to draw from. there are no economies of scale left. the ability to advertise the cost of equipment over a larger population dissipates. the ability to attract doctors to areas is further strained, the limited population we have to start with is goi

mr. hayes, first of all, they wanted to be neighborly. you can see where their expansion is, within a mile of most people here. to me, they did not want to just neighborly,not be offer you something to get out of harm's way. here, this is what is left after. our home had been here for over 70, 80 years. it was my mothers and fathers property -- mother's and father's property. that is what is left. that was our front porch. i lived behind my mother and father. i walked over here, many, many days, to school. i told him, i have footprints under this asphalt, because i was born and raised here. it is where i lived most of my life. we are approaching the mount zion baptist church, one of the oldest baptist churches in the parish. this particular church has been years.er 160 of course, this is not the original, but at the museum you may see some picture of the original small church. this church was probably built at least 60 years ago. is thing that mount zion has its graveyard. my parents are buried here. a lot of my family. that are some grades here are from way back in the 1800s. are in the b

and third, if we can look at that, redrew a one mile radius around the country club, and we calculated -- >> mrchairman, we do not have these documents. we are not. that is why she has shown three different documents because they depict three different things. he would like to see all three documents, please, so we can follow along. >> proceed. >> looking at the third thing, we calculated the distance from the closest point to your house from a mile radius of the country club, and to the farthest point. you can see it is a 6.2 and 8.2 miles. you've described this as being near the country club, wherever this house was. is that right? >> i would describe it as a summer between my house and the country club, and i to visit az shown in your picture. the country club is about a 20 minute drive from my parents home. >> a 20 minute drive and i have marked as the crow flies. would it be fair to say that somebody drove you somewhere, either to the party, or home from the party?>> correct. stock has anyone come forward to say to you, remember, i was the one that drove you home? >> no. >> in your july 6

mr kim also said he hoped to visit seoul "in the near future" and if that happens, he'd be the first north korean leader to go to the south korean capital. a british satellite, nearly 200 miless part of a series of trials looking at the best way to remove the old hardware left circling our planet. some 7,500 tonnes is said to be drifting aimlessly overhead, posing a collision hazard for space new missions. our science correspondent, jonathan amos has the story. it's getting crowded up there. 60 years of space exploration have littered the skies above our heads. old rockets, defunct satellites, even accidentally dropped astronaut tools. the fear is this junk could start a series of runaway collisions, making space unusable. but perhaps this is the solution. this is the moment a net is thrown around some junk to capture it. it was thrown by a uk satellite that carries the first practical demonstrations to remove orbiting debris. what we are demonstrating is a possible technology to capture some of this debris, and we tried to look at cost effective technologies like a net, so the idea is you cast the net, capture your piece of debris, the satellite, then they orbit together so

mr. speaker, a year ago hurricane maria made landfall of my hometown. the storm ravaged the island, 150 miles per hour winds damaged hundreds of thousands of homes. entire island lost power, and thousands will not regain electricity until 10 months later. the longest blackout in the u.s. history. sadly, as this crisis unfolded, the president and administration, repeatedly claimed the federal response was going well. s evidence, they pointed to an artificially low death toll that for months suggested only 64 people have perished. we know now that the true toll is closer to 3,000 lost lives. we can never again allow an artificially low death toll to disguise how the local and federal governments failed american citizens. that is why i'm pleased this bill contains my legislation, the count act, to establish federal guidance for disaster death counts. -- death tolls shaped public opinion and in turn they influenced how resources are allocated in response. this new bill will make sure congress and the american people have a clear picture of the severity of future catastrophes. i thank both the ran

. >> number three, if we could look at that, we drew a one-mile radius around the country club and we calculated from the furthest -- >> mr. chairman, again, we don't have these documents. no, we're not. that's why she showed three different documents because they depicted three different things. we'd like to see all three documents, please, so we can follow along. >> proceed, please. >> looking at the third thing here, we calculated the distance from the closest point to your house from a mile radius of the country club and then the furthest point. you can see it's 6.2 and of course 8.2 miles. you've described this as being near the country club, wherever this house was, is that right? >> i would describe it as somewhere between my house and the country club, in that vicinity that's shown in your picture. the country club is about a 20-minute drive from my parents' home. >> of course i've marked as the crow flies. would it be fair to say that somebody drove you somewhere either to the party or home from the party? >> correct. >> has anyone come forward to say to you, hey, remember, i was the one that drove you home? >> n

mile radius around the country club. and then we calculated from the furthest -- >> mr. chairman, again, we don't have these doubts. documents. no, we're not, that's why she showed three different documents because they depict three different things. so, we'd like to see all three documents so we can follow along. >> proceed, please. >> okay. looking at number -- the third thing here. we calculated the distance from the closest point to your house from a mile radius of the countr.and the theest point. you can see it's 6.2 and, of course, 8.2 miles. >> uh-huh. >> and you described this hse w. is that right? >> i would describe it as somewhere between my house and the country club, in that vicinity that's shown in your picture. >> okay. >> and the country club is about -- a 20-minute drive from my parents' home. >> a 20-minute drive. >> uh-huh. >> and of course, i've marked as the crow flies. would it be fair to say that somebody drove you somewhere, either to the party or home from the party? >> correct. >> okay. >> has anyone come forward to say to you, hey, remember, i was the one that drove you home? >> no. >> ok

we drew a one-mile radius around the country club and then we calculated from the further -- >> mr. chairman, we don't have these documents. >> no. we're not. she showed three different documents because they depict three different things. so we'd like to see all three documents please to follow along. >> proceed, please. >> okay. looking at number -- the third thing here. we calculated the distance from the closest point to your house from a mile radius of the country club and then the furthest point. it's 6.2 and 8.2 miles. you've described this as being near the country club where this house was, is that right? >> i would describe it as somewhere between my house and the country club, in that vicinity that's shown in your picture. and the country club is about a 20-minute drive from my parents' home. >> 20-minute drive. i've marked as the crow flies. >> would it be fair to say that somebody drove you somewhere either to the party or home from the party? >> correct. >> has anyone come forward to say to you, hey, remember i was the one that drove you home? >> no. >> okay. in your j

miles traveled will increase. that's a significant defect in the eir. we need traffic mitigation to reduce the air pollution of the plan. thank you. [ bell rings ] >> supervisor kim: mr. drury, it's listed you are the attorney for blu and central soma neighbors, but you only stated you represent sfblu. does it mean there is another presenter for central soma neighbors today? >> that's correct. thank you. >> clerk: i understand that to be angela cabande? >> supervisor kim: no, she's representing somcan. >> clerk: it's my understanding mr. drury filed an appeal on behalf of sfblu. >> president cohen: next we'll hear from angelica cabande for the south of market community action network. after angelica we'll hear from john elberling for the yerba booun ya consortium, followed by phillip babich of reed and smith. welcome, angelica. >> hi, i'm angelica cabande. any development or rezoning of this area has an affect to the entire neighborhood and city. excuse me. while we are not opposed to further growth, we are opposed to the planning's proposed transformation of this area into a new financial district. the central soma plan incorporates areas that are covered under the

mr. president, let's please take a look at what the incredible unsung success looks like from the ground. september 20th, 2017, maria slammed into puerto rico with 155 miles hour winds. a msnbc told fox it is like a 50 or 60 wind tornado that raged across the island like a buzz saw. and then the power went out. so let's leave the lights out for the rest of the segment. when the storm was over, there was complete devastation, and remote areas were completely cut off. without power, you know that problems quickly mount. no water in the home, and the toilets won't flush, and sewage cannot be pumped out of entire neighborhoods, but people need water, so they have to drink what they k. and americans were forced to drink from contaminated streams. is that success, mr. president? without power or clean water, diseases, they began to spread. wounds can cannot be cleaned especially when medicine is in very short supply, and fema in the effort to respond gave out 200,000 meals per days, and that sound likes a lot, right? but it is not close to the 2 million needed. imagine, mr. president, families standing in line hoping to be the lucky 1 in 10 who actually gets fo

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mr. them will arrive. it is going to be a powerful one because it is running over such warm water. you are looking at wins, category 4 level, 140-156 mileser hour. likely at the higher end. 150-mile-per-hour winds as his approach of the shortcoming enough to be a real wind damage maker when you start to get right along the coast. all the tropical models making this run. you see by and large a lot of agreement here. this tells you a lot about where this is going to be ending up. anywhere from perhaps myrtle beach, south carolina, running up to the outer banks of north carolina. an area we are paying close attention to. now this is taking it to thursday, if i got on the tail end of this, this is suddenly where there is more indecision. will this stall just off the coast and draw a lot of rain? will let ron and landon take the rain with it? that is a lot of waiting to see. we have to wait a couple of days once it hits the coast, and if it is able to hover there, just off the coast, we could be talking about rainfall amounts at really began to pile up, maybe 2 feet of rain or more, and you did mention hurricane olivia, one that is getting ov

miles per hour. watch out for small children enterg our cross walks and we can keep every pedestrian in our city safe throughout the year. now i'd like to invite mr. tom mcguire, the director of sustainable streets for the san francisco municipal transportation authority to the microphone. thank you. [applause] >> good morning. thank you. it's great -- it's a great time of year. the first day ofle school is a great time of year to remind ourselves and recommit ourselves to our city's vision zero commitment. the commitment to end all traffic fatalities in san francisco by 2024. our school children are, on one hand the future of our city. on the other hand, some of our most vulnerable pedestrians and we can all do better. we can all do better by not speeding, by slowing down and by yielding to pedestrians, especially seniors and especially our school children as they twaouk and from school. a pedestrian in the crosswalk always has the right-of-way. i'm really excited and i'm joined today by four of our most senior crossing guards. the m.t.a. will have over 187 crossing guards out at over 100 elementary and middle school this is year. they are on th