he was joined by pennsylvania democratic officials including governor shapiro. incident occurred when a gasoline tanker crashed and caught fire under an i-95 bridge . >> hello, folks. we just finished an aerial survey of i-95 and the damage done by the tanker truck. to the people of philadelphia, i want to say we are with you, we will stay with you and get this rebuilt until it is totally finished. we will try to do that as quickly as possible. i told the governor there's no more important project right now in the country as far as i'm concerned, i'm directing my team literally to move heaven and earth to get it done as soon as humanly possible. since sunday morning, we work closely with the governor, senators, and representative boyle and the mayor to provide the necessary federal assistance to support an all hands on deck response to this crisis. i want to thank these officials for working collaboratively, effectively, efficiently with each other and with our federal team. i also want to thank the first responders in the immediate aftermath and those on-site.

i grew up not far from here just across the line from pennsylvania in delaware. i know how important this stretch of highway is not just philly, but the entire northeast corridor and home state. over 150,000 vehicles travel on it every day including 14,000 trucks. it is critical to our economy, to our quality of life. we will continue to do everything we can within our power to get this back open as quickly and easily as possible. we are not leaving until it is done and we will get it done god willing in record time. i'm looking forward to hearing more from the folks on the ground and the moment and now i'm going to turn it over to the governor who is doing one hell of a job. he gets tired of my calls i think, but he is doing one hell of a job. >> thank you very much. thank you, mr. president. thank you for being here and taking it a priority to be with us today. i have remarked many times that this is an all hands on deck approach. local government under the mayor's leadership or state government and our federal partners working together to get i-95 reopened. i

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania yields. the chair recognizes the gentleman from north carolina, mr. nickles, for five minutes. mr. nickles: -- mr. nickel: thank you, mr. speaker. tomorrow former president donald trump will be arraigned in federal court in miami. he's been indicted on 37 different felony charges. including false statements in representations, scheming to conceal, concealing a document in a federal investigation, corruptly concealing a document record, withholding a document or record, conspiracy to obstruct justice, and 31 counts of willful retention of national defense information. mr. speaker, i read the incredibly detailed and evidence-based indictment, and it's deeply troubling and disturbing to say the least. these charges show a complete and total disregard for the national security of the united states. the former president's action compromised the lives and safety of u.s. military personnel around the world. no one is above the law. and anyone who undermines u.s. national security must be held to ans

pennsylvania. suspect was also killed in the shootout. charles watson is tracking the latest. hello, charles. >> reporter: good afternoon, mike. pennsylvania state police say the department is in mourning after two of its troopers were shot, one of whom was killed in a shootout with an armed suspect saturday afternoon. this whole ordeal plaid out across two separate scenes this pennsylvania in the central portion of the state. pennsylvania police tell us an armed man first engaged troopers in mifflintown, pennsylvania, around 12:45 saturday afternoon. during that initial encounter which was reportedly near a state police bare rack, the armed man allegedly shot one trooper who was rushed to a hospital to be treated for serious injuries. after a manhunt, mike, for the suspect, police located him about two hours later in walker township about 7 miles away in the same county. troopers exchanged gunfire with the suspect there, and during that particular exchange pennsylvania police say both the suspect

jonathan mentioned that the orphanages in pennsylvania. were there any similar orphanages in the confederate states or in virginia specifically? yeah, it's great question. so there are orphanages that that will try to in orphans in the south. the level of structure that you see in a place like pennsylvania, i don't think exists in the confederacy. certainly after the war, there are going to be institutions created to deal with these orphans, but not to the level of organization that you have in pennsylvania. wisconsin would another another shining example. i'm thank you for your first thank you for your convictions about how we shouldn't just interpret civil war battles based on their casualties and the number of casualties and political outcomes and such. but i had a question if you had any documentation of experiences of maybe the fates that befell many of children in the years the war who were impacted, these tragic losses. yeah. so researching children in the civil war and its aftermath is a is a great challenge because they're not kee

rights from pennsylvania's women.ker. >> neighbors do not, always, know how extreme republicans behave, and how extreme their agenda is. certainly, them moving quickly on a friday night in july, our last night of session, to try to pass a constitutional abortion ban? it definitely shines a bright light on their agenda. it exposed what they would try to do, if they were to remain in control, here, and harrisburg. >> joining us now, house speaker of the commonwealth of pennsylvania, joanna mcclinton. thank you very much for joining us tonight, i really appreciate it. at your meeting at the white house with the vice president, was this informational for the vice president? meaning, you are reporting to her from out there in the field, in the states, or was the vice president also making suggestions about how the administration may be able to help? >> so, definitely, it was a two-way street today at the white house. vice president harris was not on the official agenda, so all of us were presently surprised to see her come

pennsylvania governor josh shapiro put out a series of tweets saying quote pennsylvania state policeoper was killed in the line of duty. another trooper was shot is now stable but in critical condition. each one put themselves on the line to protect their fellow troopers entered protect their fellow pennsylvanians. the tweets go on to say just left the hospital where the injured trooper is being treated. pennsylvania state police commissioner and i think there colleagues for their service and pray for his recovery. laurie and i send our love to the family of the trooper killed today. may his memory be a blessing but so far, eric, pennsylvania state police have not released the identities of the suspect who was killed in that shootout. as well as the troopers who were also involved. just a sad situation certainly for the trooper who lost his life and the ultimate sacrifice. before our thoughts and prayers here at fox news are with this troopers families, thank you charles. arthel: the latest numbers on the economy show inflation is cooling my practice on many everyday essentials are s

he wanted to serve pennsylvania. unfortunately he's gone. he leaves behind a wife, who i'm told was his high school sweet art. i know it has made the sittive corey anti-entire commonwealth of pennsylvania proud for so bravely serving in law enforcement. i want to thank him for his service. and now just for a moment of silence in his memory. if we can all just please, just for a moment, think about this young man, think about the unlived part of his life and all in the line of duty. we just take a moment in honor of his memory. mr. kelly: thank you. i wish his family could be here to see that the entire gallery just stood up. even though you did not know the trooper, you stood up to honor his -- what he did in his line of duty. this is a tragic loss not only for the city, the community of corey, but the entire commonwealth of pennsylvania. so this morning i am praying, like you, for the family, friends, and colleagues of the trooper. another person in law enforcement who died running to help somebody else, ran into the danger to help others.

everybody would find out about that soon enough. >> back in pennsylvania, mark's family was shocked, >> coming up. >> immediately, we had that instant that this wasn't an accident. >> when dateline continues. continues is it possible to protect my business from cyber threats? it is, with comcast business. helping every connected device stay protected. yours. your employees'. even... susan? -hers, too. safe. secure. and powered by the next generation 10g network. with comcast business, advanced security isn't just possible. it's happening. get started with fast speeds and advanced security for $49.99 a month for 12 months. plus ask how to get up to a $750 prepaid card with qualifying internet. >> on september 17th 2006, less than 72 hours after mary said she mistook her husband for a, bear she left newfoundland for the longest that drive back to pennsylvania. her children and brother in law berry with her. and, mark, his body was shipped back in a casket. >> i don't know how to go without him. >> a few days after that -- she pulled up in pennsylvania with the trophies in the truck. a

parts of pennsylvania, wilmington, delaware, allentown, 486. this is happening right now, people are urged to stay inside in parts of pennsylvania where the air quality is the worst. you can see alerts stretching from detroit, syracuse, boston to wilmington. millions of folks are being told to be cautious. when does this clear up? when does the smoke go away? we'll start to improve over next couple days. we have to get through today and that area of pressure will move offshore and another area of low pressure moves in across the great lakes and the clean air will return. this will happen this weekend, get through today, get through friday and conditions will improve. worst of the air quality, south and west of the new york city area, tracking that potential for some showers in the forecast, especially north of new york city and rest of the country, fairly quiet when it comes to big biggest news of the day is historic terrible air quality happening for millions of folks up and down the i-95 corridor. carley and todd, yesterday, it really felt li

to the pennsylvania to get it.es surrounding us like new york. new jersey, maryland and delaware that have shield laws that are protecting providers. that have taken lots of steps notley to protect providers and patients but to codify this crucial right. >> how much can states do to help women with this now become a travel issue. how do they get out of their state where it is illegal to a state where with what they need is legal. >> while there is some interesting legislation pending in new york state that makes sure providers in new york state will not ever be criminally prosecuted by states where otherwise they could not practice. and they're practicing through digital communication. they are having telehealth visits right on a cell phone. prescribing methyl per stone and whatever else could possibly be necessary for these women patients. who are in states where it is unfortunately no longer available. >> pennsylvania and house speaker join in the clinton thank you very much for joining us tonight. madam speaker,

we are learning how this all played out the gun exchange she gets pennsylvania state police and army got suspect played out across three different scenes in pennsylvania in the central portion of the state. the latest update pennsylvania state police say the arm suspect now identify this 38-year-old brandon stein drove into a parking lot of a state police barracks in pennsylvania were authority said the suspect began firing at marked patrol cars with a long rifle saturday morning. that caught the attention obviously of troopers who then began to pursue the suspect. from there pennsylvania state police tell us the arm suspect engaged the state police lieutenant around 12:45 p.m. saturday afternoon were during that encounter investigators at the armband shot the trooper who was later rushed to a hospital to be treated for lectern injuries. pennsylvania police said they fled the scene and for hours played a game of cat and mouse with negotiators who are in communication with the suspect as they tried to track them down. oxo were attempts to try to negotiate with them. there were phone c

of course so from the hilary clinton by a hair in pennsylvania in 2016. and a 5 be trumped by more than a here. but not a landslide. in 2020. it's an important state because it's a large state in terms of the number of electro boats and it's kind of considered as indicator of how other states like michigan wisconsin, for example, are similarly have a lot of blue color voters of historically democratic, but uh, pretty much set up in the air right now, so it happens to be a say frequency from wilmington, delaware, which is right across the border from philadelphia and pennsylvania. i'd say vitamins always felt a kinship with pennsylvania, which is why tends to show up there. a lot of thank you will have to leave it there is going to be a fascinating 500 days or so this richard. good. stay in democratic political consulting. thank you. of course, it's still a head on al jazeera. i'm gabriel's on to in new york city with a tri becca festival, is wrapping up and concluding with a documentary from kenya. the brought to you by visit capital, colorado, but they s

he spoke to the pennsylvania supreme court and lost. they allow the union to segregate and disallow lack officers the same privileges allowed other officers. >> yes without question with phillip foner engine key spurt has talked about this the movie theaters if you will and ahersas well in streetcars in rail cars. public transit at the time and they also brought their own battles and it's really important to recognize as many others do that these private close spaces which sometimes can be intimate and force it up and put people of color into situations because not only philadelphia and new york city but even in boston will the first to racially segregated streetcar, a jim crow car. it was basically the privilege if you will too to violently removed or assaults african-americans are black people in general for not sitting in their appropriate spaces. i've read stories of women who are pregnant being thrown from the streetcars, elderly people who froze to death on the expose what they call nick rowe car which is a platform. the stories a

in pennsylvania?ing] >> look, i lived in pennsylvania longer than oz has lived in pennsylvania. and i moved away when i was 10 years old! >> stephen: "back then they called it old quaker town. philadelphia had a big beautiful bell, not a crack in sight. my dad used to say to me, he'd say to me, 'joey, i don't want you spendin' time with that benji franklin kid, always flyin' kites and chasin' petticoats, won't amount to a hill of beans, and by the way, get off that hill of beans, that's dinner. come on, joe jack! red coats are coming! no, i'm serious, folks. come on." the previous president had his own rally, and he was laser-focused on the biggest issue of 2022: 2024. specifically, who he's theoretically leading in the polls, and he's already testing out new nicknames. >> let's see, there it is. trump at 71. ron desanctimonious at 10%. >> stephen: desanctimonious? really? desanctimonious? yeah, there's nothing voters like more than insults from a word-a-day calendar. "let's get bellicose! desantis is

let's pennsylvania governor josh appear have this to say that tweet.left the hospital where the injured troopers being treated for pennsylvania state police commissioner christopher paris and i think his colleagues for their service and. for his recovery. the first lady and i send our love to the family of the trooper killed today. may his memory be a blessing. as the trooper who was killed jacques rougeau he was married. not clear at this hour if he had any children. but he paid the ultimate sacrifice at work. jon: very brave man charles watson, charles thank you. he to the counteroffensive against russian invasion forces. ukraine is relying on these drones with senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot reports from kyiv. >> two weeks into this counteroffensive there's fighting on both sides. to make gains of three points on the front line retaking a village in the south and hitting a russian ammunition dump near crimea. russian's firing back especially in the east. airstrikes hitting seven reg regions. helping ukraine in the skies we so recent

for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. joyce: mr. speaker, i rise to address the house and ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. joyce: mr. speaker, when president obama said he would govern with a telephone and a pen, he was setting an example for his then-vice president. now, the biden administration has attempted to enact a radical agenda through agency rulemaking. during his first year in office, president biden finalized regulations that cost taxpayers more than $200 billion. this wasteful spending cannot be allowed to continue unchecked. it is essential that we pass the reins act and ensure president biden is forced to account for every wasteful dollar. this legislation would once again assert that congress and not the far-left biden administration has the power to create law. it's time to put a stop to the runaway spending. it's time to end the backroom rulemaking that has been the hallmark of the biden administration. thank you an

horrendous acts of gun violence playing out across the country from washington state to pennsylvaniato st. louis to illinois to georgia and the holiday weekend is far from over. let's go to the chicago suburb of willowbrook. one person is dead and at least 22 others injured after gun fire erupted overnight during what witnesses described as a juneteenth celebration. camilla bernal is following this for us. what else are you learning? >> reporter: jim, let me explain. what authorities are saying is this juneteenth celebration started at 6:00 p.m. and there were law enforcement officers at the celebration. and then at 12:25 a.m., more or less, they received a 911 call and this call was reporting an alleged fight nearby. so these officers that were there were responding to the 911 call when they heard the gun fire. so they immediately go back to the juneteenth celebration, of course it is chaotic and now authorities are saying it's possible that there was more than one shooter. they say an unknown number of suspects fired multiple rounds from multiple weapons. and so it, of course, was

. >>> a pennsylvania state trooper was shot and killed over the weekend.nother is fighting for his life. police say the gunfire began at the state police bear ricks in mifflintown, polo sandoval has the details. >> reporter: this was a four-hour violent shoot-out between pennsylvania state troopers and a suspect armed with a hunting rifle, a scene described as harrowing as it gets. it started on saturday afternoon, when police say the suspect, a 38-year-old pennsylvania man pulled into the barracks at the pennsylvania state police in lewiston which is 75 miles west of the capital city of harrisburg and opened fire on parked patrol cars. he then drove away. two hours later the suspect took aim at lieutenant james wagner. a married faeshgs also a 21-year-old veteran. he critically wounded him. we're told he's still in the hospital. witnesses using the radio to summon help from authorities. it was a couple hours that authoritied tracks down a suspect near a business, restaurant, where where suspect killed the 29-year-old member of the force, were the suspect

back to pennsylvania.nt, the hispanic vote is up for grabs for both sides of the aisle. we've he seen you cannot take us for granted. the hispanic population in pennsylvania has grown 45% in the last decade. maria: wow. >> there's key counties that could make that winning difference and both the biden campaign as well as the republicans know that you have to embed differently, focus on the issues, the economy, healthcare, education, but also do it in culture and in language. i think if they pay attention to those trends there could be a few thousand or hundred thousand there you can grab in pennsylvania. maria: how do you see it? >> one of the reasons why hispanics are tilting towards the republicans is because joe biden and the democrats are losing the culture war. that's hurting them. here we have a 3.7% unemployment rate, very low historically and yet biden is struggling in this poll in pennsylvania and that's perhaps the decisive factor. the average american doesn't want to be told what to think, what

that pennsylvania special election would determine the house majority of pennsylvania. which is a huge deal. here is where i write my book with optimism. that although the democracy has been outmaneuvered for a long time. it has been not on defense, loan offense for a long time. there are -- infrastructure in awareness growing that they have to change their battle. those winds are part of that. just like last november, you saw the first time decades. it was a mid term where democrats have the white house. democrats are supposed to horribly in the state house and statewide elections that happened in that have a year. last november, you saw democrats pick up her michigan state house. the michigan senate. the pennsylvania state house which kept that special and have other big wins. you also saw election deniers who are running for secretary of state. all around the country. not a single one won in a swing state. they often underperformed other republicans who are on the ballot at the same time. you are starting to see. this is why i write my book with optimism. if we figur

the gentlelady from pennsylvania is recognized. ms. scanlon: madam speaker, i yield four minutes to the gentleman from texas, mr. doggett. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. doggett: since austin deep in the heart of fossil fuel texas is the only place i ever called home, i don't believe i have ever been in a home without a gas stove. but i certainly don't need any protection through this constrived -- contrived bill and neither does any other american. i don't need to save my stove because there is no federal bureaucrat out there about to turn off the burners and mandate cold meals forever. after med 8ing -- meddling in our bedrooms and bathrooms, as if that's not enough, now republicans are turning our attention to the kitchens. republicans propose in these bills to stop regulations that no agency has ever proposed. it follows the republican playbook. the easiest problems to fix are those that don't exist in the first place. and they are very good at that. pursuing this manufactured problem places th

but how two states outside of pennsylvania could make the difference in primary map. hang on for that. former teammate of transgender swimmer lia thomas is here in a moment and the inside story how the university of pennsylvania shut down debate. told the other athletes how they would act. she is here next on why she chose to come forward. >> i decided that it's okay if i get some heat and i shouldn't be scared anymore because i need to use my voice and encourage other women to speak out against unfair competition. with a home loan from newday, take out an average of $70,000, pay off debts and high rate credit cards, and save hundreds every month. [city ambience sounds] [car screech] [car door slam] [camera shutter sfx] introducing ned's plaque psoriasis. [camera shutter sfx] he thinks his flaky, red patches are all people see. otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. [ned?] it can help you get clearer skin and reduce itching and flaking. with no routine blood tests required. doctors have been prescribing it for nearly a decade. otezla is also appro

arizona, georgia, nevada, pennsylvania, and wisconsin.the primary front, republican candidate nikki haley one of the 5 candidates heading to new hampshire today. she will be joining us live. first in new hampshire, mark, what are the power rankings telling us exactly? >> could show you the secret to success. presidential candidates, democrats, hope to capture the white house.where we are in new hampshire, primary signals away. multiple republican candidates try to capture early momentum. now thanks to our fox news power ranking we know where the eventual republican nominee spend his or her time if they want to win the white house. 12 competitive states going into next year. these are the most you expect to see wisconsin, pennsylvania, virginia, arizona, nevada. others still worth watching. florida new hampshire minnesota north carolina and texas next year. break it down even further show you why 5 stated particular all the difference for either party next year. states that president biden one in 2020, look a close emergence are. florida g

barracks of the pennsylvania state police about 57 miles west of the city of harrisburg. he opened fire according to authorities, and shooting the patrol cars in the parking lot. then quickly drove away. nearly two hours later, the suspect took aim at lieutenant james wagner, a married father, shot him and critically wounded him. he's currently in the hospital right now. witnesses even jumping in to use the lieutenant's radio to call for help. and then later at about 3:00 p.m. yesterday afternoon, that's when authorities tracked down the suspect near a restaurant, near some businesses. the suspect shot and killed pennsylvania state trooper jacques rue joe, a 29-year-old member of that force, before authorities were then able to shoot that 38-year-old suspect. i want you to hear how one of the supervisors describes what was just that violent clash that took place with potentially just dozens upon dozens of rounds being fired. >> what i witnessed -- and i will tell you in my many years with the pennsylvania state police and many serious situations -- was one of the most int

he is been there for the commonwealth of pennsylvania. must say on this 95 issue, he has been awesome. they have been there for the commonwealth of pennsylvania. >> do you think a rfk junior should he have a shot at having a chance to debate him? >> joe biden will be the democratic nominee, the dnc mad that decision, but we are for joe biden. >> good to know where you stand. governor, mike thank you and come back anytime. >> thank you. >> is 25 past the hour and a runts reliable part of the democratic base seems to be shifting in it supports. while latino voters are driftin away from the left. also what goes around comes around, that 90s are back in style. have you heard, i say. >> can i come to your house tonight? >> sure. a giant blowout parties, you should stop by. >> soquel. >> mattison all worth on how companies are cashing in on childhood nostalgia. check it out. ping treatments top unlock humanity's full potential. these are the greats: people living with, thriving with — not held back by — disease. they motivate us to fight diabet

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the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. mr. thompson: on the first saturday of the month we started national trail day in recognizing our national state and local trails and bring attention to the importance of our trails and build a world where everyone can enjoy the outdoors. i am proud to represent the only national forest in pennsylvania, allegheny national forest and it is a staple in our region providing recreation and employment opportunities. it has 200 miles of hiking trails and skiing trials and 18 miles of interpretive trails offering hiking experiences for outdoor thousandists of all types. my district is home to marion brooks trail, the mid-state trail and north country trail which spans from new york to north dakota. mr. speaker, these hiking provide an experience the beauty of our land and as the weather warms up, get outdoors and explore your hometown hiking trails. i yield back pursuant to 12-a of rule 1, th

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this past monday, i joined members of the pennsylvania congressional delegation as well as the pennsylvania department of transportation secretary in touring the site of the partial collapse in philadelphia that occurred on interstate 95, involving a truck fire which resulted in the tragic loss of life. the i-95 corridor is a vital connection for people and goods traveling along the east coast. it has officially to offer support and estimate for local officials to safely reopen the section of i-95 as quickly as possible. we are working diligently with our divisions in all surrounding states, as well as our sister agencies on emergency relief support and maximizing all best practices. having led the delaware department of transportation through the i-four 95 bridge emergency in 2014, i am critically aware of how important the i-95 is for the state region and nation. every day of closure will affect people and freight on this vital corridor and we are laser focused on working with our partners to get the road open as quickly as possible. >> in addition to our commitment to safety at h.w. day'

look, i grew up not very far from here, just across the line in pennsylvania, in pennsylvania, claymontrtant this highway is for the entire northeast corridor and my home state. over 150,000 vehicles travel on it every day. including 14,000, 14,000 trucks. it's critical. it's critical to our economy. it's critical to our quality of life. we're going to continue to do everything we can within our power to get this back open as quickly and easily as possible. we're not leaving until it's done and we're going to get this done, god willing in record time. i'm looking forward to hearing more from the folks on the ground, in a moment, and now i'm going to turn it over to the governor who is doing one hell of a job. he gets tired of my calls, i think, but he is doing a hell of a job. thank you. >> thank you. >> all right, president bide therein, speaking after taking an aerial tour of i-95, talking there about the reconstruction of that damaged section of i-95, he said we will be here until the end. president biden also in pennsylvania today for his first big campaign rally for his, relaunchin

this past monday, i joined members of the pennsylvania congressional delegation as well as the pennsylvania department of transportation secretary in touring the site of the partial collapse in philadelphia that occurred on interstate 95, involving a truck fire which resulted in the tragic loss of life. the i-95 corridor is a vital connection for people and goods traveling along the east coast. it has officially to offer support and estimate for local officials to safely reopen the section of i-95 as quickly as possible. we are working diligently with our divisions in all surrounding states, as well as our sister agencies on emergency relief support and maximizing all best practices. having led the delaware department of transportation through the i-four 95 bridge emergency in 2014, i am critically aware of how important the i-95 is for the state region and nation. every day of closure will affect people and freight on this vital corridor and we are laser focused on working with our partners to get the road open as quickly as possible. >> in addition to our commitment to safety at h.w. day'

maria: c jeff thanks very much jeff flock in, pennsylvania this morning, mark, we've talked about thisna being entire green agenda feels like made in china. mark: china is rich in rare he earth minerals you need for ev batteries we are rich in oil want to get rid of gas-powered kaurz doesn't make a ton of sense overall though we need to reduce our dependence on china we saw what happened during pandemic with zero-covid policy that hurt a ton of manufacturers, we've seen what happened with our relations with china, obviously, an adversary, and want to do everything they can to overtake us, so we need to diverse our supply chains, i love watching elon musk, move by move everything he does built that giga factory in shanghai announce opening a manufacturing plant in mexico to try to bring some of that supply chain closer to home. then apparently there is another one coming the end of this year, so he is kind of guy to watch own all this you from my standpoint. you know. and we will see what happens. maria: radio cheryl. cheryl: interesting a report came out in april from goldman sachs loo

let's start with the president's decision to go again to pennsylvania and not just to pennsylvania, philadelphiacifically, but to this audience to launch his first rally of the election cycle. what's the message? >> yeah, it's aimed at working class voters. union workers were hugely important in his last campaign. it's notable because it hasn't been smooth sailing with union workers since then. he has gotten into some activities with a five the groups. one of the major groups backed him. others have held off. so by going to pennsylvania and having this union worker focus he is kind of sending the message that, hey, i'm gonna do this again, this worked last time, trust me, look at these economic wins as jasmine said, we're gonna do it four more years. >> there were some union workers disappointed with the president's decision as to related to averting a rail strike, we all remember. but the president said he had to do that to keep the economy on the rails. turn to the fundraising element of this. reported short break of direct fundraising events for the president because of the negotiations over

houlahan of pennsylvania. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 495, the gentlewoman from pennsylvania, ms. houlahan, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from pennsylvania. ms. houlahan: thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, today i rise in support of my amendment, which would simply require congress to approve by vote any regulation with an economic impact over $1 billion, rather than $100 million, as the current underlying bill is written. congress does have a responsibility to ensure that federal dollars are spent appropriately with congressional intent is and oversight in mind -- intent and oversight in mind. yet all of us in this chamber know just how challenging it can be to come to a consensus, despite all of our best efforts. let alone to find the time and space on the calendar to do so. requiring a vote in both the house and the senate on any regulation with a price tag of $100 million will put in jeopardy consumer protection, health care acce

>> judge jeanine: pennsylvania got $11.3 billion primary work. 51% of pennsylvania roads are consideredork needs to be done in addition to that apparently the american society for civil engineers gave pennsylvania a d. i think it's a minus for their bridges and roads. the question but i have is after this truck had an accident where petroleum-based products blew up and there is a fire in the bridge came down, is anyone surprised? we already know roads are poor. we already know the civil engineers have said they are poor. we already know pennsylvania got $11 billion for roads and infrastructure. and then they're going to give pennsylvania another $6 million according to buttigieg, that they need. why do they need another 6 billion when they have 11.3 billion? let's talk about the fact this is meant to take forever. 160,000 people today who travel on this i-95. let's compare it we want to compare, as newsom is so great at this. apparently after hurricane and in florida, pine island bridge collapsed in florida and governor desantis fixed it in four days. they are going to be waiting months

the chair recognize the the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. mr. kelly: madam speaker, i rise today to honor mr. paul nelson, a long time erie, pennsylvania businessman who passed away on sunday, may 21. mr. nelson was 89 years old. he was -- don't think you could ever say mr. nelson was old. oftentimes people compared him to a cross between willie wonga and peter hick. why was that? mr. nelson ran the water port. he started working there when he was 11. he married the love of his wife and together they ran it. you can say many things about mr. nelson, what you can't say does he have ever have a bad day? he never d when we talk about people, oftentimes at their passing, we are very sad. it's horrible that we lost him. i'm different. i'm just happy that we had him. what if paul nelson had never been born. what if he had never been in erie, pennsylvania what if he never married lean. what if he had never taken waldemeer and make it place for people to take their children. when he was 83, madam speaker, i was visiting with mr. nelson. he goes, mike, h

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areas of pennsylvania still over 400. i worry about the air when it comes to infants and young children who maybe their respiratory systems aren't developed. elderly, chronic lung and heart disease. any of them are more vulnerable. please try to stay inside until the air clears out. it does sound like over the weekend it will get better in many parts of the country. as we heard, even the healthiest of individuals being outside, the air is an irritant now. you can feel it in your eyes, lungs, chest. if you can limit your outdoor activity is the best thing to stay indoors when the air is at such unhealthy levels. if you have medications make sure you have them by your side. if you're an asthmatic have the inhalers and stay in touch with your doctors. >> bill: you go out on the sidewalks in new york now the masks are back. do they work in this circumstance? >> listen that's a great question. if you are walking around with cloth mask, they won't do anything. any mask at this point, the surgical masks maybe they will filter ou

it's likely the busiest in the state of pennsylvania.ny freeman, cnn, philadelphia, pennsylvania. >>> australian authorities arrested the bus driver involved in a deadly crash in new south wales. and the prime minister is extending his deepest sympathies for those killed in the horrific bus tragedy. >> the initial report reports at least ten people were killed and others injured. the bus was returning from a wedding when it flipped on its side. >> a bus driver was immediately taken to the hospital and police demand that they do testing assessment. >>> ukraine says russia is on the defensive when it comes to fighting around zaporizhzhia and kherson. this comes as ukrainian forces liberated villages along the front lines ukraine's defense minister said three villages have been recaptured and russian paramilitary bloggers are worried that they're intensifying soon. >> meanwhile, russia officials say water levels are receding in the dnipro west bank. nearly 50 settlements are flood. it's been a week since it collapsed unleashing a torrent of

that's important not only nationwide but also in the crucial swing state of pennsylvania.state where the president has political ties and personal ties, both of which he was trying to capitalize on during his remarks on saturday as his campaign really kicks into gear in earnest. >>> florida governor ron desantis took his campaign to nevada on saturday, another key state that any serious candidate must try to win. speaking at a republican event near lake tahoe, desantis told voters among things that he wants term limits for congress and to restore the line item veto. that controversial presidential power was ruled unconstitutional some 25 years ago. making his pitch for the presidency, the governor offered his grim view of the country under democrats. >> leftist government is destroying cities all over our country. it's destroying other states. and i think what we're going to see in this election coming up is america's got to make a decision. because we need to restore sanity in this country. >> recent polls show desantis with about 23% support among republican voters compa

county, pennsylvania in particular. this is where lincoln university was. and, of course, lincoln university. he was created to not only empower african with a college education, encouraging them be missionaries, but also was a gathering place for abolition. and chester, in particular, was filled with free blacks who created important network, along with and partnering with the quakers created this network of safe houses as well as communities that people who were escaping through the underground railroad. there was a church, a famous church that still exists. it's not it's not open. but the building still exists, called the hosanna church. and that's where a lot of prominent abolitionists were period, particularly come have meetings as well as worship together in that particular church. the most recent book, timothy walker's sailing to freedom, that includes at least ten articles looking at the importance of the maritime industry in the underground railroad and how that landscape wasn't important. reason why the underg

host: that is been in pennsylvania. "wall street journal" this morning. legal actions involving donald trump and when they began. they are the brown line or green line is criminal, and the aqua line is simple. you can see that the stormy daniels payment case began the earliest. here is where president trump's presidency ends. and it goes on, and in this case he was indicted. the new york evaluation of real estate assets began in 2019, and is still ongoing. that is a civil case. e. jean carroll began in late 2019 and was found liable this year. january 6 violence began on his last day of office, and it is ongoing still. the georgia 2020 election interference began after his presidency, and ongoing. that is a criminal case. handling of mar-a-lago documents began in august 2022, and he has been indicted as of this next tuesday will be the official indictment. now, one other case, another criminal case, post-2020 election actions and january 6. this is another case, and it is