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■-■■m■ >> senator from nebraska quacks wel to another day in the democrats summer of showboat.y the majority leader is now opening the supreme court made a decision he didn't like . a majority ruled the bureau of alcohol tobacco firearms and explosives erto reclassify bump stocks as anmachine guns . the supreme court made the right dethat ie urging the supreme court to do what they did . but the majority leader and #su the majority leader decided to bring up a bill called the bump act. he claims it will ban 2 previously misnamed bill if you actually read the bill that's not what it does it all . the act targets common firearm accessories, not just bump stocks. this is the text of the bill, the bill bans any manual power driven or electronic device primarily designed or redesigned so that when e automatic firearm the device materially increases the rate of fire . bump stocks, this bill would ban literally any item that makes a firearm easier and in some cases safer to shoot . we're talking adjustable triggers and reducing the distance between not just about bump stocks. that's w

here in nebraska.oes cdc know about it and the government know about it? yeah, we're telling them about it. the diamond princess patients weren't isolated the way we were told. it was spreading through omaha and nebraska and through our country and not reacting properly. we weren't used to this kind of virus, likely lab origin. >> bill: he is saying we knew it was manmade because it spread so quickly. >> martha: redfield said that from the beginning. he will be on my show this afternoon. it is lab built because that is how it accelerated so quickly. animal to human doesn't happen at this kind of speed. >> we wrote an op-ed about this issue. it is spread asymptomatically. suspicious it was made as a bio defense program at the wuhan institute is what dr. redfield thinks. >> bill: more talk about this. we're looking at it in the rearview mirror and seeing amazing things. >> martha: good to see you as always. a slow-speed chase through a neighborhood. police chasing down pickles the piglet. a picture perfe

so this existed in the compromise of 1850, and douglass set out to nebraska. a hell of a storm. it repealed the missouri that at had been free was now open to the idea of popul sovereignty. the white people who moved there would will we have slavery or not? you have northerrs kansas trying to make it either procesy bludgeon one another through a time we know kansas. lincoln saw the kansas nebraska act as rooted in violence violence to the constitution. violence to the principles of compromise that earlier generaon of had settled in 1820. compromise had been intended to make the worked for more 30 years. lincoln a private letter to his closest friend joshua speed in 1855 and speaking about the act, he said,pon that enactment from the beginning.s it was conceived in violence, passed inc÷iolence is maintained in violence. and is being executed in now, stephen douglass argued that the kansas-nebraska in pop. this is works. but lincoln pointed out that what was really going on was that white people voting to decide how to govern people. and that is not government b

so there is a bit of good news for nebraska or nicky. the peer that was supposed to bring you monetary and aid to the starving and bombs and genocide, children of gaza got destroyed in the storm. nicky, nebraska would be absolutely delighted with the. we've talked about us infrastructure. this particular piece of us infrastructure costs $300000000.00 to make it was supposed to operate for 3 months and it lasted one really lucky the. what is this? is this your 3 know it's falls one because the whole impair ended up at the bottom of the sea. and on top of that, i was told by somebody that does this kind of gas and oil and all sorts of goodies outside this area. and the to us are now going to come along with a submersible, go down there and plug in the old phone charger. you never know what these boys. and it's not just the us politicians who are completely insane, even artificial us intelligence is completely insane also. so me in the intrepid numer ologist and phonetic a lawyer or governess have decided to play the game. i'm going to be t

esto es una historia increÍble, una mujer de nebraska fue declarada muerta cuando la estaban aplicandode repente dio seÑales de vida, la mujer fue llevada de urgencia donde hora mÁs tardes muriÓ. el alguacil dijo que esto es un caso inusual y que nunca habÍa visto algo asÍ en sus 31 aÑos de servicio. otro caso similar ocurriÓ en ecuador cuando esta mujer de 76 aÑos que fue declarada muerta reviviÓ durante su velorio, el caso quedÓ grabado en vÍdeo. y la seÑora habÍa quedado difunta y se encuentra con signos vitales y pedro tiene un portal de noticias y recordÉ que en ese dÍa estaba en el Área y escuchÓ la conmociÓn y empezÓ a grabar y todo mundo la gente dijo que estaba respirando y fue gracias a que abrieron el ataÚd que se dieron cuenta. le abre el cofre y se dan cuenta que estaba respirando. el hijo estaba en chuck porque imÁgenes que el dolor que su mamÁ estaba muerta y luego verla respirar y los mÉdicos dicen que estos casos son inusuales y no deberÍa suceder si los diagnÓsticos son realizados. >> realmente escalofriante y la mujer de nebraska fÍjate, muriÓ pocas horas

fÉlix: la patrulla estatal de nebraska dice que sospechoso que disparÓ a varias personas desde su casade siete latinos en nebraska este fin de semana. otro menor ya fue dado de alta al igual que tres adultos. segÚn la policÍa comen en lugar de los hechos se llevaba a cabo una reuniÓn familiar, pero aÚn no se ha determinado si las siete vÍctimas de lesiones hechas con una escopeta son familiares entre sÍ. lo que sÍ se ha confirmado es que sospechoso de disparar y algunas de las vÍctimas habÍan tenido un altercado en mayo pasado. >> el sospechoso les dijo que regresaran al lugar de donde vinieron, que hablaran inglÉs, dijo el jefe de policÍa. aparentemente sospechoso estaba dispuesto a enfrentar las consecuencias legales de ese incidente para las vÍctimas se negaron a presentar cargos en su contra. la mayorÍa de las vÍctimas estaban afuera de la casa cuando ocurriÓ un tiroteo y una persona estaba dentro cuando fue herida, dijo este policÍa estatal. despuÉs de un par de horas de ocurrido el tiroteo un equipo s.w.a.t entrÓ en la vivienda de sospechoso, quien aparentemente se abrÍa atrinche

bull run was superficially simple to describe the daily nebraska and described the result as a helter skelter retreat and claimed that it was because union commander in the shenandoah valley had allowed confederate joe johnston to slip away and reinforce beauregard. the union and draconian stated his sudden arrival had created panic in the union ranks. the galveston news did better, describing it as a repulse, so decided. sometimes ed shod ab sophistication. the oregonian explain how had been able to defeat two union armies by operating on interior lines a concept basic to understanding warfare. but common knowledge. the writer actually done research reading a pre war book by general henry w halleck in the summer of 1863, of course, was by the union victories at gettysburg and vicksburg. vicksburg got more attention because operations there had been occurring and covered for a long time. with gettysburg, the battle could hardly have been anticipated by when it was a surprise to both. vicksburg was. well understood. the union and dakota incorrectly speculated in may that the rebels mig

la mujer ahora se recupera en unos pi ale nebraska.eÑora tendida sobre una mesa aÚn respiraba, la policÍa dice que la mujer de 74 aÑos fue declarada muerta en un hogar de ancianos de ese condado, un mÉdico firmÓ el acta de difusiÓn y la enviÓ a la funeraria, el empleado llamÓ inmediatamente a la lÍnea de emergencia y la mujer fue llevada a un hospital. local. este es un caso muy inusual dice el alguacil, he estado haciendo esto por tratar en aÑos y nada como esto haber llegado a este punto antes, han habido personas a las que hemos sido y encontrado pero fue mucho antes que sucediera algo como esto. la policÍa agregÓ que no sospecha de ningÚn delito penal, sin embargo ya se encuentran investigando lo que sucediÓ. las autoridades agregaron que en este caso como el personal de hogar no temo la policÍa cuando la mujer supuestamente muriÓ porque se trata una muerte anticipada, sin embargo para evitar que algo asÍ ocurre lo ideal y se reportaron fallecimiento a las autoridades locales inmediatamente. borja: no me imagino la montaÑa rusa de

we have nebraska gop chairman here to eric underwood. eric, thank you very much. thank you eric for being here. we have a man is a very successful show, everybody watches it. i watch it is often as i can and he is a smart guys actually going to have a big heart i won't tell people that i will route his reputation steve bannon, where is steve? where is he? thank you steve, he is great. he is a smart cookie another smart cookie is roger stone. roger great guy. former secretary ben carson did a fantastic job. [cheering] everybody loves him. i love him. a man who is very popular in these circles a big star he's become a bigger and bigger star ted nugent thank you for being here wherever you may be. wherever you may be, thank you very much. thank you very much. with the help of everyone here today we are going to win the state of michigan this november. we are going to fire crooked joe biden. we're going to evict the biden family from the white house and we are going to make america great again. have you heard that expression? [cheering] less than four years ago our bo

to my colleague from nebraska, this is not as showboat. if you were here when i was here back then, we were trying to move quickly as possible to get something done to save lives, first administrator. we couldn't do it according the court now, i disagree with the court, the court has put it back in our realm to do something about it and if my colleagues saying they wouldn't want to do the right thing here to continue to save lives. i don't think they want to turn a blind eye to what happened in las vegas. i don't think they want to turn a blind eye to the 411 people who were shot at the root 90 one harvest festival the 60 who were murdered by gunfire and thousands of families whose lives have been tragically upended because of bump stocks. if we can't do something as congress and come together in a bipartisan issue that not just nevadans but people in this country understahat is disappointing and irresponsible and it is negligent. ent. to my republican colleagues, if you want to do something about this and you are not happy the bump stop a

express my deep disappointment what i just heard unfortunately from my senate colleague from nevada nebraskator pete ckblocked senator heinrich and senator collins legislation , common sense that would save lives and i'm talking ouanning of unlawful machine-gun parts or what we are calling as the willing tomove forward on such an issue . bump stocks are deadly firearm accessories that turn semi automatic guns into machine guns which are allowing fire multiple bullets per second . my husband and i are gun owners. we don't need a pump stock and i know any cmon nsdop stocks but what you need it for? they are dangerous, there are deadly devices that have no place on our strts i'll tell you what, i know firsthand the damage that ■í bump stocks can do because nearly 7 years ago when i was a brand new senator, just been elected in 2017 las , my hometown experienced the deadliest mass shooting in american history because sl■of bump stocks. on october 1, 2017 a gunman opened fire at e root1 hawn of las vegas . he had outfitted his weapon with bump stocks allowing him to spray over 1000 bullets into t

first of the university of nebraska out of lincoln, nebraska.hen he was finished with that he came to washington to attend howard university dental school.when he had a big accident and was unable to complete that program. but he worked his way through college by working in a restaurant. so i am working down thetreet at the bank, we met and we were formally introduced and all of that and fell in love and wanted tohe was the one who came up great idea of willing to partnerin the meantime i learned while i worked at that bank how much i enjoyed interacting with different people all day long. so when he started coming up with the restaurant, all i could think of was, more people for me to enjoy. that is how it all came about. peter: you came to washington in 1952 from? ms. ali: from occupation, virginia. it's near a england town. peter: what brought you to d.c.? ms. ali: when my fatlarge farm, almost 300 acre, farm, and he was able to make our living there. we had this wonderful warm, loving, caring we were self supported for the most part. if ther

i had my purple gloves on from nebraska. >> harris: we have been covering it since day one.at he said challenged common sense and if we hadn't been under the pressure of watching people suffer maybe we could have gotten some things right without dr. fauci. people believed in him. >> you needed to start off by saying i don't know. you have to say i don't know, i'm learning about this virus and i'm curious. >> harris: thank you. breaking news the hunter biden gun trial is back in session right now. prosecution just swore in their first witness, erika jenson, an f.b.i. agent. she is expected to testify about hunter biden's text messages, some of which depict illegal drugs. and former president trump will hit the campaign trail this week for the first time since his conviction. supporters say the verdict will not change voters' minds. >> people will have some concerns about it but it won't determine this election. i think at the end of the day democrats have overplayed their hand. in world history when someone persecutes a political enemy simply because they are a political enem

. >> now to nebraska, and a shocking mistake at a funeral home.appear stunned by the case of a woman who was thought to be dead, but was later found very much alive at a funeral home. >> i've been doing this 31 years and nothing like this has ever gotten to this point before, police say the 74 year old woman had been transported from a nursing home, where she was pronounced dead yesterday. >> two hours later, a funeral home employee saw the woman breathing and called 911, a 74 year old female that was believed to be deceased and brought here, is now, agonal. >> breathing on the table. >> funeral home staff conducted cpr on the woman and she was rushed to the hospital where her family was told she's still alive. the sheriff's office is investigating, but no charges are pending. >> i'm sure they'll look and see if new protocols need to be made, or if they were all followed because the woman's death had been anticipated, the nursing home was not required to call authorities after pronouncing her dead. >> a woman has been gored by a bison at yellowsto

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el sospechoso permanecerá detenido en nebraska a la espera de ser trasladado al estado de california. fractura en 1 de sus brazos. esa es una historia que verá solo por telemundo, california. hay niños adentro. así quedó el auto de esta familia que no identificaremos por seguridad. después de que aseguran, este hombre vandalizó su auto y atacó a 1 de ellos. yo lo único que decía mi brazo, mi brazo, un saque, mi algo, una radiografía. pero no siento mi brazo ahí donde me sacan una placa y sale que el codo izquierdo está roto. me encuentro entre las calles larkin y sutter a menos de una milla de distancia de tenderloin. según los documentos de las autoridades, el ataque ocurrió justamente aquí el pasado 10 de junio. un poco después de las 23:00 de la noche. esa noche, la víctima me dice que estaba hablando con su cuñado en la acera cuando se dio cuenta que un indigente se acercó al auto donde se encontraba su hermana y sobrinos , esta persona comenzó a golpear el carro y es ahí donde yo yo le digo este sorry no no inglish y esta persona señalaba que que la maletera este que lo abran la

right now in in nebraska, they put in a tuition tax credit program last year, the legislature, so thelic actuay, rose up and got the signatures to put a ballot measure on the state election to ask the question, should we get rid of that program? the legislature, which gets a ton of money from billionaires pushing voucher agendas, turned around and made little niggling changes to the statute so that they could say, oh, now it's not the same statute, so you can't challenge it. you can't bring it up in a ballot initiative. this isn't about the public. this is about billionaires financing an agenda that includes defunding and deconstructing, taking apart the public schools and pushing a particular religious agenda that st doesn't include most americans. john: robert, respond to that, not about the public. it's about, other agendas. robert: so in arizona, when the esa program, the education savings account program passed, and everyone is then free to choose, the opponents of school choice try to put it on the ballot to get rid of it. they failed in their attempt to do so, and the program h

do in nebraska, and especially over this last year. during this hearing, we talked about needing to invest in the cemetery grant program. it. in the grand island cemetery is now on its way. and in your recent budget i was pleased to see a professor now on the list. thank you for that. that medical center is nearly 75 years old. and obviously, renovations are not going to cut it anymore. we are very excited to see that move ahead. i look forward to working with you on that. i appreciated your comments in 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. many are located hours away from the nearest vieques test test facility. so that is vital for those people. in recent months, i have heard some of my colleagues heard for tightening -- call for tightening or scaling back on the community care program. of course, i want the v.a. to work on improving the appointment wait times. but that does not change the reality we

the chairs the gentleman from nebraska. mr.ive days in which to revise and extend their remarks and for bill. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. flood: consume. i yield myself as much time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. flood: in 1939, adolf hitler and the nazi began their invasion of europe and started world war humanity into what was one of our darkest periods in history. the nazis wasted no time in carrying out their vial plan ans across concentration camps murdn state sponsored genocide we refer toow holocaust. a handful of diplomats around the world took quick and heroic action to save jews attempting to flee europe and resisted the nazi agenda risking their■t careers and lives to help innocent jewish people flee persecution. despite those receiving direct orders, these diplomats issued travel visas and set up safe houses and getaways to hide adults and children and communicated with local communities to help fleeing jews to escape by traveling underground to safety

so wanted to nebraska uh or nicky, depending on what day of the week it is right on the shell. to finish that, are you guys? sure you're the good guys. well, num rata was very upset as a minute silence for the president of the u. n. member country and she was going to walk out. so there is a bit of good news for new rata. nikki, the peer that was supposed to bring you monetary and aide to the starving and bombed and genocide, children of gaza got destroyed in the storm. nicky, nebraska would be absolutely delighted with the we've talked about us infrastructure. this particular piece of us infrastructure costs $300000000.00 to make it was supposed to operate for 3 months and it lasted one really log. what is this? is this yours? 3? no, it's falls one because the whole impair ended up at the bottom of the sea who was uploading on top of that, i was told by somebody that does this kind of gas and oil and all sorts of goodies outside this area. and the do us are now going to come along with a submersible, go down there and plug in the old phone charger. you never know what these bo

flood alerts for south dakota, minnesota, nebraska, can you imagine being all these residents and not knowing what is going to happen to that dam. more rain in the forecast tuesday and another batch thursday and friday. you hope these storms continue to move quickly and not persist over the same area. flash flood threat for tuesday and wednesday and that next round through thursday and friday. this is a story we'll be following throughout the work week and prayers for all the folks biting their nails this morning and wondering what is going to happen to the dam. heat alert for central u.s., dallas, oakley, across mississippi river valley, this is an ongoing situation throughout the work week. it is centered across central u.s.. flooding concerns, heat risk and severe storms continue to monitor all of it. they are following this flooding dam story, as well. over to you. >> todd: tough way to live, not knowing if this thing is going to break. >> carley: images are crazy. there is a house. the water flow so intense it is cutting into the cliff zone. the governor says emergency crews are

since "nebraska," about ten years ago, you have racked up something like 50 credits. >> yeah, i have. no a lot? >> i say no quite a bit. i really do. >> reporter: so you're not afraid this could be the last offer? >> no. i don't -- i'm sure i think that in my mind. oh, god, what am i doing, turning this down? i feel certain material is not for me. >> reporter: but she couldn't say no to the title role in "thelma." at 94, june squibb's first lead in a film ever. >> everybody wants to talk. my god, i just needed your scooter. please be a doll and don't make a fuss. >> i read the script. it was a wonderful script. beautifully written. i just felt, oh, my god, i really want to do this. >> reporter: in the movie, squibb plays thelma post who gets scammed out of $10,000 by a caller pretending to be her grandson. >> hello? >> grandma. >> danny? you sound so strange. >> i'm in jail. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: not the retiring type, thelma sets out to get her money back with the help of a friend played by the late richard roundtree -- >> i'm going with or without you. >> i'm not going to let

[applause] [applause] >> congressman don bacon from nebraska was in france for d-day ceremonies any postedthere are americans buried in normandy and 307 were unknown a n identified when buried. fe. alabama is well represented in normandy for the 80th anniversary oy. thrilled to be here withenor katie britt to remember and nor the brave heroes that fell to defend our freedoms. and ted cruz posted, i normandy. ran into steven spielberg and tom hanks, master storytellers who did a great job chronicling the heroism of the greatest generation. >> c-span's washington journal -- we are involving you to discuss the latest issues. from washington and across the country. coming up friday morning, markets reporter for axios talks about the economy and the u.s. labor market. and communist party usa talks about the national convention this weekend and their campaign party platform. and libertarian presidential candidate talks about his presidential campaign and the the campaign. she spans washington journal, join in the conversation live at 7:00 eastern on friday morning. >> friday, president biden del

the presiding officer: the senator from nebraska. mr.ricketts: thank you, madam president. the presiding officer: senator, we're in a quorum call. mr. ricketts:elp me out then. what do i need to say? the presiding officer: would you like to ask consent to vitiate the quorum? mr. ricketts: i would like to ask consent to vitiate the quorum. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. ricketts: thank you very much madam president. i appreciate yit the coaching there. i would like to join my colleagues in condemning the biden administration's continuous overreach. specifically we're talking about the epa's tailpipe emissions regulations, they're effectively an e.v. mandate. this would require up to two-thirds of all new cars being sold in 2032 to be electric vehicles. now, i don't have anything nsvehicles they're cool to drive. but the federal gernment shouldn't be picking winners and losers in the marketplace. the free market and consumers should drive american innovation not mandates from the biden administration. that's why i've introdu

it's already going now, but thankfully it's not hitting the same areas of iowa, nebraska and southern minnesota that we've had the record flooding and where the rivers are still in major flood stage. now we're watching storms in the ohio valley later on this afternoon. we do expect another round of storms and some of these will be the southern half of iowa into nebraska. most of the rivers were now concerned with are in the northern half of the state and southern minnesota. so it does look like we're going to avoid a lot of the rain in those areas. and then tomorrow we'll continue to track these severe storms into the hot, humid air in the east. a lot of airport problems across the country tomorrow, because we're going to include new york, d.c, philadelphia in the severe storms. and then finally, as far as rainfall goes, the good news no significant rainfall over the areas that are still waiting for their rivers to crest and where that dam, you know, possibly is, you know, could be damaged. no rain there either. all right, bill karins, thank you. now, let's talk about the price you pa

are pouring resources there so we can compete everywhere. >> i gave a little raise the roof for nebraskaitive this year. >> we are told to go. you're having too much fun. >> thank you. dnc chair, jamie harrison. at the top of the error congressman jerry raskin speaking about maryland. at first what a victory for abortion advocates may not be what it seems. you are watching the weekend. a when you host, your bathroom can feel like a revolving door... keep things fresh with febreze small spaces. it's an outlet-free air freshener that fights odors for 45 days. so even after every flush... you know your bathroom smells amazing. ♪ lalalalala ♪ if advanced lung cancer has you searching for possibilities, discover a different first treatment. immunotherapies work with your immune system to attack cancer. but opdivo plus yervoy is the first combination of 2 immunotherapies for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread, tests positive for pd-l1, and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. opdivo plus yervoy is not chemotherapy, it works differently. it helps your

was a keep a close eye on nebraska in particular districtwide 12, which over the last five president elections has voted democratic and what what republican presidents tomic nebraska is one of two states that award electoral college was through the congressional district method, should also mention it is unclear how trump's recent conviction could influence voters as it is likely to be early to tell, but one hole conducted by news hour, the week prior to the verdicts adjusted to 67 percent of voters said it made no difference if trump was found guilty. >> trace: big number, thank you. it's bring in the hills national politics -- politician reported, thank you both were coming on, going to dispose as quickly as i can, power ranking this, of acting get them back up, talking about where they sit now into the electoral votes, trumpet 241, tossup 46. now to the tossup states, now you have them arizona with 11, nevada with six, pennsylvania 19 and wisconsin ten electoral votes. joe biden cannot win it without pennsylvania, there is no way to do the math. he has to take pennsylvania. trump

we do on our highways in nebraska, we have a number of those on every highway.d 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. 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 benefits will come immediately and more will come i

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