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today during hispanic heritage onth to recognize munda la teepo, an organization in my district in omaha that's made a lasting impact in our hispanic community for the last two decades. it was a weekly newspaper serving the local hispanic population founded by abrio garcia. he was born in juarez, mexico, in 1973 and a graduate of the prestigious monterey institute of technology and higher education. he immigrated to the united states in 199 and invested time and money in the success of her own business. all the while working multiple jobs during its inception of the the goal was to create a communication medium that understand the language and culture of the hispanic community, and more importantly, the needs of immigrants residing here in the united states. her degree in mass communication studies gave hert knowledge she needed to ensure the success of her start-up newspaper. munda latino was born. all whale she was still working as a cashier at a local grocery store. by 2003, they were printing 20,000 copies per month and outstanding feat for a 4-year-old newspaper. in 2011 the success

bloody omaha was the worst. for more strips of wet sand were fighting hand-to-hand and from distance by shot and shell at the same time. the fight for normandy did not last one day. not even the longest day, in rommel's phrase. it took three weeks to clear normandy. another four weeks to liberate just the rest of northern france. southern france took longer. and a second invasion on august 15. paris did not fall until august 25. and it came within hours of being blown apart by the germans. before the french took it back, on their own, with the resistance uprising, and free french sherman tanks racing down with the cross of lorraine, joan of arc's symbol on their side. over the seven weeks in france, allied forces suffered 200,000 casualties. the germans lost something like 440,000 casualties. over 20,000 french civilians were killed by everyone's artillery, and by british and american bombs. hundreds of french were killed by the gestapo and by the vossen s s, including the entire civilian population of the villa

i've even been in the underground headquarters of the strategic air command in omaha, presidentwith johnsonu get a strong feeling of the country by meeting people in different states. i saws campaign trip, posters protesting against a bill in congress which would have eliminated private inspections of grains from the foreign countries. had the bill passed, these people would have lost their jobs. had an interest in getting a compromise on a bill, aich would have maintained certain measure of private inspections and preserve the at the shipping point in louisiana. [chanting] [applause] ♪ >> how are you? aboard.have you how are you? how are you? nice to see you. hi. >> what do you think of the reception of the american community? yesterday?ption superb.t ford: it was thank you. we appreciate it very much. you?re marino: the life of a foreign correspondent is almost a 24-hour job. every day you have a lot of things happening that are worthwhile. a political story, an economic story, even a serious story with a funny side to it. visits, cultural happenings, exhibitions. you are absorbing inform

a come back to omaha. -- they come back to boston, washington, chicago. they came back to omaha. do was still white supremacy. this conflict brings the red summer. it can also be called the year of racial violence, 1919. the episodes of violence were not just happening in the summer, they took place throughout the year. they are typically called race riots but we should be understanding them as collective episodes of anti-black violence. white people worked to take away black advancement and punish african-americans for even perceived slights against whites for accusations of sexual assault against them. they cascaded into this violence. there were victims in city after city. in just phillips county, arkansas, sharecroppers organized to get a fair settlement for cotton that year. 237 black men, women and young people were massacred by mobs and even u.s. army troops. this happened because sharecroppers were trying to break one of the legacies of 1619, slavery by another name. the sharecropping system, that is really a euphemism. found landless lack family after landless -- landles

may not have been a lexington and concord or a philadelphia and 1776 , or seneca falls in 1848 or in omaha beach in 1944, or a selma in 19 x defies , or stonewall in 1969 , or berlin in 1989. in our search , our hunger for a way forward, i would commend the utility of his jury, the kind of remembrance that we are undertaking at this hour. the beginning of wisdom lies in appreciation of the past which isn't dead, what can we learn from the kind of history that we contemplate today? that the perfect should not be the enemy of the good , the compromise the oxygen of democracy the? and that we learn the most from those who came for , not by gazing up at them adoringly, or down on them condescendingly, but looking them in the eye and taking them for what they were , human. not perfect heroes or irredeemable villains. knowing the history of freedom not only illuminates but enables a person who understands that the past and all of his glory understands that the path of civilization is upward, forward, to the broad and summers upland. for all its faults jamestown was its place where cultures came

omaha, nebraska is about 380 miles away. can anybody tell me what my opinion would matter in omaha, nebraska? i don't spend time there. i don't know what the people want there. the only assumption we can make as to why a tribe over 350 miles away was consulted instead of the local community is that my colleagues knew they wouldn't find support. this should be an easy decision. there is no reason to vote yes on this bill. i urge my colleagues to think about the future of our country and vote no today on h.r. 1146. i yield back. mr. young: reserve. the chair: the gentleman from alaska reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. huffman: thank you, mr. speaker. i know the gentleman does not mean to disrespect or trivialize the interests of an indigenous tribe that for hundreds and hundreds of years has depended on the porcupine caribou herd where it's calving grounds and heart of the migratory road is right in the refuge we are talking about. i know the gentleman doesn't mean to disrespect them by suggesting thei

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plus shows in omaha, jacksonville. still available. [laughter] so many thoughts in my head.ithout getting in trouble, podcasting drops this weekend, check it out on itunes. [applause] we've got sponsors now. we have them, do you? >> no. i don't. >> i don't know if we were supposed to say that yet. >> screw you, sponsors. [cheering] our studio audience, i love you, america. [cheering] welcome to "watters world". the road to 2020. we are about 14 months away from the 2020 presidential election which means all the candidates are kicking their campaigns into high gear. >> the radiant need to be ready for this correction. we'll go to the national weather service with an update. >> this is the 11:00 p.m. update on hurricane during a period remains a very dus

october 12, omaha nebraska. plus jacksonville. cleveland and knoxville.ring] we are out of time. thanks to dave rubin, studio audience, i love you, america. [cheering] >> welcome to "watters world". impeachment at the subject of tonight words. you've been wanting to impeachment since in operation. go crazy. see how goes for you. terms still going to get reelected. then what? impeach him again? this is a cathartic exercise for democrats. we all know about rage and power. are you concerned impeachment will help the president's reelection? t i'm concerned if we don't impeach him

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. >> a miniature horse was the main atraction on a flight from chicago to omaha.and miniature horses are now allowed to my as service animals. >> we told you so we knew this would be happening. his owner suffers from anxiety y and ptsd and also allergic to dogs. the most common service animal choice so has a mini horse. i can appreciate that. >>> and finally a little girl's love for country music on full display. >> it happened at a morgan wallen concert in virginia where parker sue's mom captured her passionate performance. ♪ ♪ you're sweeter ♪ chasing you life's feels good ♪ ♪ >> that's some soul right there. morgan wallen has now reached out to set up a meeting. people with type 2 diabetes ) are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7 and maintained it. oh! under 7? (announcer) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? (announcer) a two-year study showed that ozempic® does

in 1848 ora falls an appomattox in 1865, nor an omaha beach in 1944, nor a selma stone wall in 1969, nor a berlin in 1989. our hungerch, for a way forward through the maelstrom of twitter and tribalism, i would commend the utility of history, the very kind of remembrance we are undertaking at this hour. the beginning of wisdom lies in an appreciation of the past, which, as william faulkner taught us, is not dead, is not even past. what can we learn from the kind of history we contemplate today? that the perfect cannot be the enemy of the good. that compromise is the oxygen of democracy. and that we learn the most from those who came before, not by gazing up at them adoringly or down on them condescendingly, but looking them in the eye and taking them for what they were -- human. not as impossibly perfect heroes, or hopelessly irredeemable villains. knowing the history of freedom is not only illuminating, but enabling. a person who understands that the past in all its glory and grandeur and horror and injustice understands that the path of civilization, while never straight, is essent

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more rains falling in omaha, arkansas and louisiana. look at the loop it did yesterday.ack at home, quiet. sunshine everywhere. even the coast. 69 in eureka. 73 in monterey. 76 to 80 in los angeles. the thunderstorms are over for the sierra. freezing cold this morning. 30 degrees. mid to upper 60s with increasing breezes and a sunny weekend in tahoe. enjoy. >>> thanks, mike. developing news this morning, the fda is opening a criminal investigation into vaping after multiple deaths and hundreds of people being hospitalized. >> the cdc confirmed seven deaths in the u.s., two in california. there are 530 cases of lung injuries linked to ed ted to e a officials suspect a type of chemical exposure is to blame. but the cause has not been verified. symptoms include coughing, shortness of breath, diarrhedia. some products use thc, others use nicotine, and some use both. the federal government is planning to ban non-tobacco flavored e-cigarettes. >>> in the south bay flavored tobacco product also no longer be sold in fremont, that incl e includes cartridges sold in e-cigarettes a

it is extremely impressive so if you look at the maps on a three-dimensional scale with you look at omahabeach they all knew where they were going at all had detailed maps to do a fantastic job with great intelligence. >> in your opinion with the u-boat war was that a successor do you feel that europe would not have been cut off from the supply i line. >> if you look at the north atlantic had that campaign succeeded you would not have had a d day so a very critical time so that shows the allies ingenuity because it was an allied effort and i look very carefully on that and intelligence obviously that was far from the battlefield to show we had best use so for four years almost as long as president trump has been in power he won two wars from he's sitting right now and in 1941 you had a federal law that limited u.s. army at 125,000 me men. it was a miracle it's amazing. >> i think to understand to crack the german code and why suddenly these were sunk in the atlantic because the us and the uk new where they were and they could sink them so without the cracking of the german code that simpl

flirty is a service animal that flew with his owner from chicago to omaha.le were concerned about the smell but it turns out he did not mind the passengers in coach, it felt like he was back in the barn. 2 million people had watched the video let's face it, any horse can join the triple crown club will only apprise pony can join the mile high club. he is really hung -- topic number four, krispy kreme is now selling pumpkin spice cheesecake filled donuts. a lot of people think we dumped it with the trend but it is not true, turns out the shark overdosed on pumpkin spice and there you have it, feast your eyes on this cry for help, it's made with a fried donut and a cheesecake filling, why get a snack when you can get gout. this we treat our selling for 399 which is fitting because that is what you way when you meet them. to be clear, i am not fat shaming, i am just try to help this country before they change the national anthem. running out of room people, they were right, horses flying in the end -- if you are in the market for more pumpkin spice shenanigans

you know yourself work in omaha is not the same price as san francisco. they made adjustments in that regard. this was an existing illegal unit already. what are they doing? legalizing things so they might not put in a new kitchen. they might make it code compliant. that is why until the building inspector conducts a site visit we have no way of knowing. we go by what they put on the permit application. >> . >> these are not relevant to what you do? >> no. >> if somebody got wind of the project and came to you as the permit was going through the process and showed you the ccrs and made a case this was in violation would that have an impact? >> no that is a civil issue. we are building code. scott and his team handle the planning stuff. we are building code issue. >> thank you. any public comment on this item? >> come on up. don't be shy. welcome. >> hi. i am betty lee, owner of unit number two. this is my home. i love our building. >> i am sorry. stop the time. i believe since she is just a member she is allowed to speak as member of the public comment. u

. >> passengers on a flight from chicago to omaha noticed a miniature horse taking up most of an entirethis was an emotional support animal, this is allowed by the airlines. it is a registered service animal and i understand -- >> you just need the emotional support. i think it's getting a little bit out of hand when you're getting the barnyard on the plane. but i think the airline is really missing out on a potential marketing campaign around the pony express. there's a joke there but i don't know what it is. [laughter] lou: i don't know what i would do if there is a horse sitting next to me, i would probably asked to move. i think every passenger deserves a free ticket if they have to sit next to a horse. just my thoughts, another good story, the bride who told her sister who is her maid of honor, where whatever you want to the wedding, so she took that quite literally to heart and decided to go as a t rex character. >> the bright sister and the maid of honor decided to show up in a giant and played about the rex costume in here, i see this could be potential for us to reform the brid

and in omaha they got a full-time cook and the food improved quite a bit. steve: how'd they determine who was going to be on this journey -- how were they selected? michael: they asked for volunteers and then they found people who said they were familiar with vehicles. and were prepared to drive across the country. as it turned out, some of the drivers had a very limited experience with driving. steve: we are so connected today with cell phone technology. how did the leaders of this convoy communicate with the military, ask for supplies, what was that all like? michael: the person who kept the diaries, jackson, once they would set camp for the night, he would go to the nearest town if he could reach it and end a -- send a telegram back to washington to report on progress, difficulties, conditions of the vehicles. so jackson was responsible for keeping in touch and it's those submissions that make up a key part of his daily log. steve: in terms to have timeline, did they have a certain schedule that they were determined to meet? did they want to be in san fr

without incident and the bird got caught horsing around, rubber flirty the mini horse, he flew to omahater two days. you have your whole life ahead of you flirty. topic number three, let's head to california. were drunk driving has fallen. a delivery driver, wait for it, he was supposed to be making the rounds but he had a few rounds and flew out the door. the man denies drinking and said he was simply distracted by therapy animal which all the enough is a wild turkey. next thing you know he was lying on a sidewalk he was trampled by a gray goose. virtually no humans were hurt in the incident but the truck hit a pole and cause $50000 in damage and as reported tonight, the hammered hero has been fired from his job, he just landed a gig with uber, as you can see, five stars. topic number four. a lot of viewers wonder why i hate cats so much. it turns out, i'm not alone. take a look at the ohio dog who likes ohio cats as much as his owner like michigan wolverines. that was for football fans. fireball the cat, nipped at the dog who told her -- check out the size of her. if i didn't know any

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some spots, omaha, st. louis today upper 80s to lower 90s. now, the great news, no alerts are in effect for the southeast mid-atlantic, and the northeast this afternoon, but this is just well above normal. 15 to 20 degrees above average. this just coming in, we're going to see the sweltering heat move into the northeast by wednesday central park potentially 90 degrees. >> wow. >> unbelievable. >> thanks for that. >>> saudi arabia's crown prince sits down for an interview with "60 minutes" and weighs in on the murder of "washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi. we're going to show you his new comments coming up. w you his ne comments coming up >>> welcome back, everyone. former vice president joe biden, vermont senator bernie sanders and massachusetts senator elizabeth warren are all statistically tied in nevada. that is according to a new cnn ssrs poll. biden and sanders sit at 22%, warren is at 18. well within the 17 point margin of error. in south carolina, biden has a 21 point advantage over the democratic field at 37%. there's another

this week social media mini horse on american airlines flight to omaha. what was the horse's name?sy or was it c peewee? jesse watters? >> jesse: it was a, flirty. >> tucker: flirty, the provocative name for a mini horse. i will say that. was it flirty? >> judge: yes. >> a passenger wrought her miniature service horse with her. this is 7-year-old flirty. >> i love the name. >> flirty helps her owner with medical alerts and mobility assassination. >> tucker: who, flirty. the name is almost as weird as the story itself. congratulations. that one goes to jesse. so it's 2 to 1, the judge in the lead. into question four. here it is. another multiple choice by the way. whole foods, that's the grocery store owned by jeff bezos and amazon is testing a not at all creepy payment system that scans a part of your bed. what body part will it scan? is it a your eyes? is it b your hands? is it c your feet? jesse? >> jesse: i'm going to guess a, eyes. >> tucker: eyes? jeff bezos is going to look into your eyes when you go to whole foods. is it eyes? >> talk to the hand. >> judge: oh, i know. like

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on that note greater omaha or china, up 33%.ool about nike, they actually manufacture and sell in china. so all this talk of tariffs really doesn't mean anything to them. nike making an all-time high. what a global brand. it is not inexpense is in here but neither is the general market. just want to make a comment, i was so entertained by just donald trump and the questions regarding, regarding what actually happened and after listening to it i think democrats and nancy pelosi are going to sit back, maybe we just gave donald trump his re-election. i think market is actually going to like that certainty. we certainly don't want four or five month hanging over the markets. charles: having said that, ron, there is one democrat who might be sort of really cheering in silence, elizabeth warren. her numbers continue to surge. i've been calling her a juggernaut for a month. the more numbers go up, more wall street will be concerned about it. yesterday when it was reported she overtook biden in new hampshire, drug stocks got hammered. h

and chicago is avoiding that at least right now, in between omaha and des moines, some thunderstorms,s is the stormy portion of the country. not just today for the next two days. so as we go into the area this afternoon, areas of south dakota, and nebraska, at risk of severe storms. maybe even an isolated tornado or two. so we're talking from rapid city and areas around platte and south dakota. and then let's talk about the heat. everyone in the southern half of the country is over it. done. i mean it still feels like the middle of july. so all of these little red dots in here, san antonio, houston, new orleans, pensacola, atlanta, jacksonville, tampa, orlando, all of these locations are now ranking the top five for the warmest starts to september. so it is not just your imagination. it has been brutally hot. and in houston, eight consecutive days to start september at 98 degrees or hotter. we've never done that before. it is a new record. and it is not like it gets any better today. st. louis at 93. dallas at 95 and montgomery alabama around 97. we could, when we factor in the humidi

let's bring in our guests in omaha nebraska we have dr lee high and here is dean of the university of nebraska college of public health and a former senior administrator of the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention in brussels heidi larsen director of the vaccine confidence project a professor at the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine at the lancaster data gatherer biologist and lecturer of lancaster university welcome to the program dr hunt isn't it interesting that we're talking about the growing influence of the anti vacs are not in a desolate country in sub-saharan africa but in some of the most advanced countries in north western hemisphere. no not at all least in the wet and warm and you know in some backs you have the bends the really the funk you know public health. and people most long in the many in the arm and back bankable needed and then a lot of misinformation loewenberg being worried about. you know whether they need a vaccine at all i'm not surprised at all of them backing her and. at least their version of it we see in the united states. i do we'