and rural nebraska. during his time in the state legislature, he helped shepherd then carney state college into the university of nebraska's system. his leadership has been nothing less than transformative. from newhousing to athletic facilities, christenson oversaw many of these priorities during his two decades of leadership. one of his most successful achievements was helping grow rural nebraska's health care workforce. chancellor christenson's work at u.n.k. will have a lasting impact on nebraska for generations to come. congratulations on an outstanding career, mr. speaker, chancellor, thank you for your service to the state and the university, and best wishes in the next chapter. madam speaker, i rise today to recognize luke, a university of nebraska-lincoln student, who recently won a challenge grand prize by deciphering passages of text from digital scans of a cachinnized scroll. this -- carbonized scroll. this young man is smart. last year he decided to take on the challenge of deciphering text

i want to thank the nebraska state patrol, nebraska national guard, nebraska emergency management agency. all those organizations did a fantastic job of responding. as they also do to these disasters. and as nebraskans always do, whether their knaub needs -- their neighbor needs help, they step up. and we saw it time and time again, neighbors helping neighbors. the lines of people showing up at churches and other points of collection to drop off packages of bottled water, gatorade, food. i had a chance to tour some of the neighborhoods that were impacted on saturday morning and saw all the volunteers that had shown up. the wood chippers out there chipping up the wood, people cleaning up, volunteering, showing up with saws and hammers to be able to help out their neighbors. there was one house i went by in particular, the roof had been torn off and already people were on that roof fixing that damage and an american flag flying high at that house. it's the nebraska way. we live in such a great place because the people respond. and this disaster, like the other disasters we have, is just an

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local time for nebraska in towards iowa because these storms are moving eastward.r parts of colorado toward nebraska. and taking a look at the severe weather threat today, another high alert for the midwest but we could see strong storms from texas all the way up towards the great lakes with a bulls eye here east of omaha towards des moines, davenport, convincey, illinois. and this is going to be a big deal where we could see the potential of at least ef 2 tornadoes, very strong winds. and heavy rain that could cause flooding. so, yet, another day of severe storms. we have tornadoes warnings right now in nebraska. have a way to get those watches and warnings. if you are under a warning, make sure you are getting to the lowest portion of your home. anxiously, we will continue to keep you up to date. >> ainsley: we know youful. thank you so much, janice. a tratransgender athlete winnint junior event beating out the girls by almost 7 seconds. on the east coast the supreme court refuses to weigh in as maryland parents are fighting to end a policy that will allow school

in nebraska we back the blue. when i was governor, we had the largest package of pro-public safety and law enforcement passed in years. we invested $47.7 million in our grand island law enforcement training facility to ensure that our law enforcement officers would get the highest level of training. we invested $16.9 million in our state patrol crime lab to make sure we could solve crimes and give the victims of crimes the justice they deserve. instead of reducing penalties for violent crimes, my home city of omaha, nebraska, has used community engagement like omaha 360 to be able to reduce homicides. the omaha police department and omaha community has reduced homicides in each of the last three years. abc news -- abc news said the omaha police department could be a model for the rest of the nation. in addition, last year omaha police had 100% clearance rate on homicides. there were 28 murders and 28 homicide cases cleared. when the national clearance raised over 50%, a 100% rate is truly remarkable. as usual amer

. >> steve: like nebraska. >> peter: like nebraska, nebraska's second district could be tiebreak er. >> steve: can you imagine, a tie? >> ainsley: thank you so much. >> peter: we deserve it. >> steve: country is split down the middle, have a tie, everybody gets to be president. >> ainsley: trump said yesterday, i'm stuck here. >> steve: today is a free day. >> brian: hopefully will be wrapped up by memorial day and hope he for his perspective don't walk out with an ankle bracelet. >> ainsley: florida case has been delayed, might be able to start campaigning. >> brian: georgia, florida, january 6, everything in delay. >> steve: including today. we'll have brooke singman in a moment, but we have breaking news. while you were sleeping, pro-palestinian protests in the nation's capitol turned violent as officers began to arrest people and tore down that encampment at george washington university. >> brian: steve, you had that lead to so many stories last few weeks. d.c. police made 35 arrests, they should have made more. the city's mayor and chief of police will go to capitol hill to test

(crowd cheering) (suspenseful music) - goin' into the nebraska game, caitlin wakes up.on't know if i can play it." - i felt awful. i had like completely sweated through the entire bedsheets. like, it was just really bad. i had like a gigantic ziploc bag full of every drug you could imagine. - [reporter] she's going for the national scoring record today. - [reporter] 39 for the ncaa all-time scoring record. - [reporter] here is the road to the record for caitlin clark. 38 to tie kelsey plum. 39 to have it all by herself. - she's like sittin' on the couch. she's like, "i have to play." i'm like, "yeah, you do. "you have to play." (suspenseful music continues) - we got a little bit of adversity here. not a lot, but a little bit, right? - there's so many people that count on her, people who spent thousands of dollars on tickets to go to that game. they wanna see her get close to breaking the record, but they wanna see her perform. - there's nothin' as fun as goin' into somebody else's arena and ownin' it. - for me, like it was never an option. it was like i was playing no m

tony vargas, i was talking about in nebraska, is running again. i actually think we've had incredible momentum from folks who ran great campaigns last congress who are running again now and have that extra strong campaign operations and came straight off the last election and are doing an incredible job going forward. i might be a little biased. i ran for congress the first time i ran, i lost. i ran again and won and it made a huge -- that first campaign made a big difference in the success of my second campaign too. so in some of those cases we have folks who were already great candidates and are running again and have incredible momentum, our candidates are on average, both our red to blue candidates and our front line incumbents who are running for re-election have been outraising republicans the last two quarters. so they have momentum, they've got the resources and are in great position. but we have incredibly diverse candidates running across the country which is something we're really proud of and i think they all uniquely speak to the need

it is march in nebraska. we still have the winds and that was the big issue with these fires we had. i have also expressed concern previously that conservation dollars, i believe, need to be prioritized based on locally driven conservation needs. we have large resource concerns i hear about in nebraska, and it centers around water. water quantity and water quality, and those are not prioritized, nor are they permitted under ira funding. about 65% of the practices funded in nebraska from 2020 to 2022 were deemed only provisionally eligible or not eligible at all under the ira. is usda considers what practices should be eligible under the ira funding, is it accurate that if a state or local nrcs office believes a practice should be eligible, that they must then use their own limited time and resources to make that case to usda? >> well, i want to make sure we are tracking on this. i think nebraska's part of the western water initiative were we have allocated resources above and beyond the ira. focus on this iss

we've only 2 of them located in nebraska as field hospital which was established by the i c r c. in the last, the area, the gain oprah, but i think as recently as net 9 may, one more is field hospital is due to open later this month. and the establishment of 4 more fields, hospitals, in currently under consideration are mobile clinics continue to operate in the alum was the area to collaboration with the host of international arcturus, including the world health organization continues in order to strengthen and expand medical to all over south africa, we do well today looks like how much to start exploring hospitals and otter protective sites as mandatory comments centers. and since we heard grave misrepresentation yesterday about the sheep for hospital each must be made clear that even during the very intense lighting and the she for hospital hospital come us to reinstate the hospital. the compound is military, had the ideas to pro active tapes aid to ensure continues medical care to patients hospitalized there. despite the intense military activity on the premises. no patients

for what purpose does the gentleman from nebraska seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to address president biden's student loan bailout schemes. just weeks ago the president unveiled a new executive action, even after the supreme court shut down his previous attempts to let people off the hook for their loans. mr. flood: he's not just trying to unilaterally cancel student debt. his agencies have been working to make the student loan repayment process dysfunctional. on one hand, the federal student aid agency is paying contractors who service student loans less money and that agency has acknowledged that the level of service for student loan holders will suffer as a result. on the other hand, the consumer protection -- the cfpb is using its enforcement authority to pursue these same contractors for their reduced levels of service that are the result of these same f.s.a. cuts. it seems like a plan designed to break the entire student loan system. americans can't let the biden admi

scientists warn the storm could shift north from texas into oklahoma, nebraska, and kansas. >> you seeideo like that, it makes you so grateful to live here in northern california where yeah, our weather is a little unusual, but we don't have to deal with that. >>> it can be turbulent but nothing compared to what tornado alley has been dealing with the past several weeks and it's another one of those days today, a rare high risk of severe weather for parts of oklahoma and kansas. we'll start the weathercast there. usually we focus on our weather, but this is the big national story. severe tornadic thunderstorms ripping across northern oklahoma and that band of storms continues up into northern kansas and even nebraska getting into the action again, multiple tornado warnings in effect as we speak and some confirmed tornadoes on the ground. it's going to be a long night for those folks. around here it's nice outside, temperatures a little below average, 71 degrees in santa rosa, the warmest location, only 60 in san francisco, 57 degrees for half moon bay. later tonight our temperatures wi

he saw passage of the kansas nebraska act as another great crimes in our national history.may 19 1856, he comes to the senate chamber and over the course of two days delivers a six hours. it is a really radical language. it has lots of sexual innuendo in it. he declared slavery as the t, and accuses andrew butler somehow courting with this harl such a shocking speech that even people who had teale. interestingly, one of the people he targeted in the speech was stephen douglas of illinois, who had been one of the principal architects of the kansas nebraska act. douglas came in when he was given the speech, heard the speech and at the end of the speech he said, that is going to get himself killed by someafter the speech sumner's friends, including henry wilson, offerede because they feared for his safety and sumner said no, i'll be fine. couple of days later on may on his desk in the senate chamber signing speech to mail out to people when preston butler'amber, as joanne talks about that, raises his heavy cane and like, "sumner i find your speech a label against my state." ov

it wasn't long before their mom packed them up and headed back to nebraska. >> sometimes in divorces, child will take one side or the other, and i took my mom's. my dad was the bad guy. my dad did something to make my mom leave. >> they loved him, even when he started courting a new woman, judy, twice divorced. three kids of her own including kimberly, her only daughter, who , all in all, was happier in the rare occasions when there was no man around her mother. >> i liked it best when it was just her and the boys and i. no husband. her attention would focus. >> and lose her. when a new man came along, what was she like? >> they were it. we got fed and taken care of and you know the norm. it was all about them. >> in 1973, it was all about lloyd. they married and then divorced. then remarried. they tried to pretend a brady bunch life and this house on clark street in boise, idaho. lloyd drove long-haul trucks. judy styled hair. they join the shriners, went bowling, planned fishing trips. lloyd's youngest, tommy, lived with him and his stepmom but pamela stayed with her mother in nebra

and this is true from nebraska through iowa and south towards texas. the greatest risk will be kansas and western oklahoma into northern texas, spots that have already seen severe weather this past week. thunderstorms blister up for the late afternoon evening hours and continue into the overnight hours. tonight these will slide east, which brings, you guessed it, another risk for severe weather from minnesota to texas. as we head through tomorrow for accuweather, i'm melissa constanza >> coming up, the man known as bitcoin jesus now facing justice. >> also ahead, questions surrounding the sudden death of a 16 year old whose father claims racial harassment could be to blame, and later, what nfl owners are now saying about moving the super russia tonight on abc. >> we are back. now. look at this. a sea lion surge in san francisco. more than a thousand of them have been counted at the city's pier 39, the largest group in about 15 years. experts say they are moving south for mating while following a school of anchovies. >> the man known as bitcoin. jesus i

we've got tornado watches, but we've also got tornado warnings now in parts of nebraska and in kansas. we're going to be watching this continually through the evening. the strong storms, we've got at least 8 million people at risk, strong tornadoes, damaging hail up to 2 inches from sioux city all the way down to wichita. baseball to softball-sized hail. tomorrow, the next system comes in. the threats from nebraska to kansas, from hastings all the way down to midland and abilene, could be strong tornadoes as well. again, that 2-inch hail risk all the way to midland, up into dodge city. flood risk from omaha to austin, because lester, we're talking upwards of 5 inches of rain in the next 24 hours. >> all right, al roker. al, thanks very much. >>> now to that shooting in north carolina, with the charlotte tonight. death toll rising to four law enforcement officers killed near charlotte yesterday. sam brock is there. >> reporter: in the aftermath of bullets flying and officers running into the line of fire, there is a cavernous hole in charlotte tonight. with the death toll now up to fou

this massive funnel cloud in kansas and in nebraska. this home reduced to rubble. the brothers inside say they were sent cartwheeling through the air after being sucked into a tornado. >> that's when the whole house, like, kind of lifted, like you could feel the vacuum and like the whole house lift up. >> they'd been in the basement but chased their dog when he fled upstairs. >> i'm standing here without any support right now, and our whole house is gone. and we were in it. >> it was the second busiest april on record for tornado activity. but through it all, stories of hope. the roof ripped off lily dolls, nebraska home, the high school juniors track jersey sucked into the sky. but she found it in a tree just in time for her big meet and in sulfur, oklahoma, a two year old aussie corgi mix named jack emerging from the rubble of a destroyed home. now reunited with his family. >> people were helping me find jack that i didn't even know, so i'm just thankful to be a part of this community. >> while april was rough, may is actually the most active month for tornadoes.

, 18% in nebraska. on the seven she got 22% of the vote in indiana and 68% of the vote back in april 23rd. she is still in the running but she has been out of the race since march. >> if you look at the suburbs i can maryland she got more than the third of the vote in washington, d.c. if you look in nebraska also last night in omaha and its suburbs douglas and sarpy counties in lancaster lincoln which is a college educated audience, she ran better than a quarter of the vote and she has been out of the race for going on two months. but look, let's step back for a minute. what is the purpose of the vice presidential candidate? maybe to unite the party, may be to appeal to a special group, maybe it is to add some patina to the presidential candidate. but i will tell you, i have been moved by a book called " do running mates matter" with every bit of data to see what really matters and they find only one things matter from a political perspective and that is what does the vice presidential candidate do to r

. >> this picturesque 3000-acre campus represents a $100 million effort to bring a piece of nebraskaanda, a land whose history and geography could not be more distant from the american midwest. on one small plot, a harvest of corn or maize is being brought in by students whose days are split between farm chores and a rigorous curriculum of biology and mathematics. the rwanda institute for agriculture was inaugurated in 2019, aiming to transform a profession that employs the vast majority of africa's population. for most, farming is an -- an eternal struggle to earn a living and respect. you will never find a young person on a poster or flyer about agriculture, says one student. >> only people from rural areas can find cool guys on those posters. >> guys from this group are arguably cool, academic high achievers among 84 chosen each year from more than 3000 applicants. many come from urban and middle-class families that climb the socioeconomic ladder and leave behind the agricultural traditions of their grandparents. >> when you come from engineers, royals, to tell them you dream of a

maria: welcome back primary results flowing in from nebraska, west virginia, maryland, cheryl casonearies in the three states, maryland, nebraska, west virginia president biden and former president trump taking of their respective nominations in all three states cemented to 2020 rematch, former maryland governor with the gop nomination for that state senate race he's given face democrat angela brooks, west virginia governor jim justice cementing his spot in the race for joe manchin seat who will not be running for reelection his democratic challenger is glenn elliott, nebraska choosing the valid entered republican deb fischer would see a third term if she is reelected she faces independent contender osborne. republican don bacon surviving his primary he is going to face democratic challenger tony vargas. hunter biden's gun charge trial will go on as planned next month the delaware as a judge denies the request to delay until september, hunter has pleaded not guilty to three felony charges and accused of lying about his drug use while filling out a form to buy a gun in 2018 which he k

because we're blowing through nebraska, into western iowa. and then it starts to train towards chicago, milwaukee, madison, little rock, all the way back through dallas and waco still tomorrow so, that's your friday threat. then, saturday and sunday, we start to hike the tornado threat a little bit. that lots of everybody has two ways of getting warnings. >> david: ginger, thank you. >>> we turn to the new video released from louisville, after that confrontation between the world's number one golfer and a police officer directing traffic around a deadly accident there. here's steve osunsami. >> reporter: in street camera video that police in louisville are sharing tonight, there are large buses blocking the view, so it's impossible to see what happened before this car pulls up to the entrance at the pga championships. but attorneys for scottie scheffler say that the pictures help prove that the champion golfer, behind the wheel, is innocent. >> my situation will get handled. it was just a chaotic situation and a big misunderstanding. >> repor

technicians at this lab in nebraska have been using advances in dna technology to identify missing american members comparing bones to chest x rays taken by the military. other anthropologists examined watches, shoes and other items for clues. the goal is to offer about 200 families a year the chance to honor their relatives with a proper burial. charles ray patton was recent buried. with full military honors. thanks to that lab's work, patent died 74 years ago during the korean war, but sent spend decades buried as an unknown in the national memorial cemetery of the pacific in hawaii. this memorial day we all want to take some time to talk about some of the hard that veterans face when they return from war numbers from the department of housing and urban development. so there are more than 40,000 homeless veterans in the us and california has the highest number of homeless veterans in the country, some of them have a new place to call home right now on treasure island or kenny choi shows us some of the new residents. in addition to programs like the 1 on treasure, i this state runs 8 veter

services that, that makes things absolutely disastrous for the people of rough of the events in nebraska, on solving a cease found negotiations broken by cats on egypt being held in colorado. israel's prime minister says the proposal have master's degree to full short of israel's de months. instead of a london is real, will not allow him us to return to rule in gaza. we will not allow them to rebuild their military capabilities and continue the project of destroying us. israel will not approve any proposal that constitutes a threat to his real security and future. for that reason, i have ordered our delegation that went to cairo to continue to insist on our demands to guarantee our security in parallel. we will continue our war against em . us. our entry into rafa is a very important step, or army is on its way to destroy the remainder of their capabilities. a mass says if israel is minutes, we aggression continues in nebraska, there will be no cx, 5 deal senior spokesperson for him as so some of them says it's now up to israel, whether or not to deal goes through. no, i do not thought t

of the practices in nebraska from 20222022 were eligible or not eligible at all under the ir a.usda considers what practices should be eligible and they must use their own limited time and resources to make that case? >> i'm not sure we are tracking because nebraska is part of the western water initiative will be allocated resources above and beyond ira focused on this issue. >> i'm speaking specifically the water project will qualify under the ira. there are other programs that can qualify but not be ira. is that correct? >> i think that is correct. i think that is correct but there are other programs available and budget resources available for that purpose. >> correct but when you have over half the program that needs to address water and nrc offices in the past i've always prioritized those and continue to, it limits availability to what i believe are conservation practices that should be recognized when we talk about the ira instead of it based on a mission, we should be able to recognize. >> i think it's based on the science that these practices will impact and affect gree

esto fue en lincoln, nebraska.en nebraska, oklahoma, iowa, causando una víctima mortal en el edificio. por cierto, no se reportaron víctimas. hay un proyecto de ley que está siendo discutido por los legisladores estatales que de ser aprobado, implicaría un gran cambio para las tiendas que utilizan las cajas registradoras del autoservicio. vamos con andrés brender para que nos cuente de qué se trata esto, pues las tiendas que utilizan las cámaras registradoras automatizadas van a tener que implementar algunos cambios. esto traería algunas restricciones. algunos dicen que es bueno para evitar el robo, pero otros no están tan seguros con el robo a negocios. aumentando las cajas registradoras de autoservicio están en el ojo del huracán. la senadora estatal lola smallwood-cuevas asegura que es esencial tener el número indicado de trabajadores para que supervisen las máquinas automáticas y prevenir robos, ya que en la mayoría de los casos, los guardias de seguridad se encuentran afuera del negocio y los conflictos sucede

grew up in nebraska and we had a basement and that was very, very fortunate. but when i lived in oklahoma, there were very few, if any basements whatsoever because you are basically building on bedrock. so you had to use blasting powder in dynamite to get to the basement in most people didn't. you need to be inside your home away from the windows, put as many walls between you and the outside is possible. think about your outside wall between your bathroom and all of a sudden you have a closet behind it, behind there. so there's another wall. think about how many walls you can get and that's always on the interior of your room, never on the outside of the room. i remember so i moved in nebraska and 76 they said get in the basement and southwest corner. well, as it turns out, that was the most dangerous place to be. so yes, there are still myths, but look at this damage, this this just drone footage forces the drone video that you told us about earlier yeah. >> i knew we had it. >> it was coming in. we were trying to get it into the system. sometimes it takes a

do in nebraska and especially over this last year.t year during this hearing, we talked about needing to invest in the cemetery grant program. we did and the cemetery is now on its way and in your most recent budget, i was pleased to see that a new medical center for omaha is now number two on the skip list so thank you for that. that medical center is nearly 75 years old and obviously, renovations are not going to cut it anymore so we are very excited to see that move ahead and i look forward to working with you. i appreciated your comments and our conversation about the community care program, and i do remain concerned about the future of that program. we have over 40% of nebraska veterans, they live in rural areas, and many are located hours from the nearest v.a. facility, so that community care program is really vital for those people. in recent months, i have heard some of my colleagues call for tightening or even scaling back on that community care program. of course, i want the v.a. to work on improving the appointment wait tim

nebraska street between amador and pierce streets will be closed to traffic on school days.nly. >> monday through friday, from 9 o'clock in the morning until 4 o'clock in the afternoon in vallejo, philippe djegal all kron, 4 that bill police arrested several suspects including a driver. >> who allegedly drove on the wrong side of interstate 80 during heavy traffic. officers say there was a brief manhunt before finding that driver hiding in a backyard. one other suspect was found to have several outstanding warrants. the driver was wanted for several charges, including violating a domestic violence restraining order. former solano state prison corrections officers been arrested and charged for allegedly smuggling weapons into the prison. >> and taking bribes the suspect who isn't being named yet served as a correctional officer at the prison between 2020 in 2021. and during that time he allegedly accepted thousands of dollars in cash payments for smuggling cellphones tobacco, alcohol and weapons. tonight, governor newsom's administration is out with some new numbers showing j

netanyahu arrest warrant, a massive los angeles fund-raiser for joe biden next month o joining me nebraskaator ranking member senate rules committee armed services -- appropriations committee thanks so much for being here. your reaction to the move, all of it. >> whole thing shows president biden is inconsistent, a hypocrite when it comes to this, one day is condemning icc for baseless warrants they came out with the next day giving a commencement speech where calling for complete cease-fire, that israel should adhere to, that he is telling israel what they need to do, telling democratic government what they need to do, to protect their country to protect their people. it is just -- shows chaos that we see on many, many issues, from this administration. >> yeah, this, basically from guy who botched up the withdrawal offing from afghanistan so -- in terms of foreign policy i guess? >> no, we should not be listening to him when it comes to foreign policy, bob gates gave best quote on that president biden's messed up every decision that he ever made or ever wanted to make when it comes to for

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is a lot of me put and has been sworn in as president nebraska for another 60 it's been put until fios to of office in a lab a ceremony at the kremlin many western countries. boy called up the event because of the boy in ukraine. prudent says he has a site for judy to lead russia through a difficult period at the, in the grand kremlin palace in moscow. vladimir putin renewed his oath to serve as president for a 5th time in his inaugural food in stress, the importance of national unity in the face of increasing isolation due to the war, a new crane. a problem he blamed on the west when you have cause of him. so we cannot refuse dialogue with western states who but as a choices. this means that they intend to continue trying to restrain the development of russia. continued the policy of aggression and continuous pressure on the country for years. w a. we'd like to see what pops of cooperation and pace the immune victory at the polls was never in doubt put in one the election in march with over 87 percent of the vote facing no real oppositional. critics denounced the election as unfair an

À l'intérieur, sur cette route du nebraska, c'est un camion qui se retrouvait emporté par la force duau total, dans le center du pays plus. experts warn that this region is facing a serious health crisis due to the poor disposal of sewage and the lack of drinking water in rafah. the mounds of tongues and sewage piles can be seen everywhere. the issue of water and sewage, air heat and electricity and access to hygiene materials are all related to each other. the overcrowding of rafah residents, which is the result of the wave of displaced people from gaza, and the concentration of this crowding in the camp and its surroundings, the lack of a sewage disposal network, has led to the spread of pollution. lack of clean water. it has even caused food contamination . according to experts, these issues are indicators of disaster in the field of public health. the crowd is high there. even if only one person gets a disease, the rest will also get affected. the lack of sewage disposal facilities and the lack of access to sanitary facilities are the grounds for people to get sick and spread it t

a to casa nebraska had previously been considered a safe haven to palestinian civilians trying to escape the slicing and garza but israel's recent attacks and incursion or forcing people to flee once again level. so leaving the prospect to the new ceasefire deal between israel and homos, hanging in the balance, make shift shelters. m a. c, a verbal and debris, and as a guide fun, eunice is a ruin. i mean, yet thousands of palestinians have begun to return after israel ordered them to evacuate parts of the southern, most of the city of russell is rarely forces have seized control of the roof of crossing on the border with the egypt. the attack came just hours of to hum us says it accepted a ceasefire proposal. one that israel says was unacceptable. i thought the homeless proposal was intended to prevent the entry of our forces into rafa. it did not happen as the war cabinet unanimously determined to how much the proposal was very far from israel. necessary requirements to the attack was not the full scale ground defensive that many have fitted but in seizing the check point is riley force

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people in places like elkhorn, nebraska are just trying to catch their breath. they were shifting through the damage left behind by weekend tornadoes knowing they had to work fast as these severe storms apparently just keep on coming. this morning, america's heartland hit again. >> big debris. i almost got hit by sheet metal. >> reporter: this violent twister tearing apart nearly two dozen homes causing extensive damage. >> it was crazy. it was loud. everyone was freaking out. everyone got downstairs, everything. it was crazy. >> reporter: the same system m was killed hammering kansas and oklahoma with golf ball-sized hail. authorities confirm one person was killed yesterday. >> oh! >> reporter: it's just the latest severe system in a violent week with more than 170 reported tornadoes slamming the region over the last six days. authorities confirming six deaths across multiple states, including a four-month-old baby in oklahoma. a friend says the child's family was inside their home when a twister picked it up and tossed it roughly 200 yards. the family telling

we just picked up, say, texas, florida, or missouri or nebraska , which turns out to be a close race,he opportunity to reform the filibuster. i want to make a point that many people don't know. the filibuster was never in the constitution. it's an accident of history. when we were founded, there was a motion to close a debate that was given in the house. it's called the question, that's what it's called, and everyone assumes the senate would do it and they did it until 1837. then, there was some kind of a censure of president jackson and someone noticed that they could filibuster. this is not some sacred article and we often forget the bases of our freedoms and yes, for certain issues, i would definitely be on that side. >> republicans have a favorable map when it comes to the senate , democrats have little wiggle room. if you are a democratic operative, what is the case you make against republicans in key races, perhaps the ones the senator outlined, texas,: all right having a good chance, nebraska, missouri, florida? how do democrats take that down? >> some of these states are tough

. >> two things jeopardize our justice system by prosecutors of nebraska congressman known for defendingrsecuted christians. that was his work in congress. the fbi placed a phonecall during an investigation to the california fund-raiser and reported it. the fbi weighted months and months to ask jeff about that conversation. >> i do remember what i said last week that the fbi expected jet too low recall with precision the conversation from half a year earlier. of course he didn't remember the details. they recorded in the call and they knew what was said and by whom. they wanted him to fail their memory test that they could put a political pelt on the wall. the fbi botched the dylan background check, mishandled the usa gymnastic sexual assault case, selling his own reputation with crossfire hurricane but they get really excited going after congressman. he was tried in california although no interview took place there. they did it because its easier church convict a republican in california but that conviction was overturned in doj wait until the statute of limitations had run in nebraska

we do on our highways in nebraska, we have a number of those on every highway. you mentioned technology. you mentioned some infrastructure changes. in the near term, do you have any ideas on upgrades that we can see for infrastructure that can have some big safety gains there? it is very concerning. >> thank you for the question, senator. i do think that rural areas, we know they can benefit from vehicle to everything technology. this is the technology that public agencies can deploy today. to access these funds. they can deploy these roadside units to be able to communicate with fleets and other drivers if they are deployed in the vehicles. they can provide curb speed warning alerts if the vehicle is going too fast. we have seen great success in wyoming using weather warning alerts because there are such spot weather impacts with a risk of semi's tipping over. they have a lot of data that shows that there has been a significant reduction in crashes. that is important technology to be deploying and investing in today. understanding that some of the safety benefi