pennsylvania. tom corb etjust lost. we had 13 of 18 congressmen. big majority in the state house. >> a republican has to run the table, ohio florida, north carolina, virginia hampshire, iowa. >> we bring into pennsylvania and michigan if you look at the issues that i've been talking about. i announces from a factory floor in western pennsylvania. we're going to go right after those workers. if you -- >> union work. >> absolutely. you go after workers where they feel nobody cares about them. i know donald trump is getting a lot of attention on the immigration issue. if you look at the organizations that are the pro work immigration works like numbers usa and fair do you know who has the only a rating among the candidates? >> you. >> rick santorum. there is only one other candidate that is scott walker who has a c minus. people may have nice rhetoric we're the ones that have the right policies that's going to connect with voters. >> we'll take a break. things are getting started with rick santorum. he will be here for the full hour. up next we'll and the senator what he'll do to make our borders. we'll ask him some of your questions that you've been sendsing

as we zoom out on storm scan3 a-couple showers in western pennsylvania, down into west virginia and ohiomost of that will miss us as i'll show in you just a moment. let's start with the near term and we'll talk about what it feels like outside right now. temperature right now at the airport is 87 degrees which is seasonable for this time of year. 84 in reading, 80 millville and 86 degrees in trenton, new jersey. the dewpoint is 60. dewpoint measures moisture cop tent in the air. i put that right in the not bad category. not quite pleasant but it's not quite steamy. it's just not bad. it's pretty seasonable actually for this time of the year and as we head through tonight same story. first forecast if you're out and about 7 o'clock 85 degrees. by 9 o'clock it's 82 and by 11 o'clock still nice and warm at 78. so, moving forward in time let's take you into monday and you can see these showers mainly miss us to the south. there's storms spinning off the coast that should stay away from us. most our north and west tomorrow it's a partly sunny day. scattered showers and thunderstorms especiall

pennsylvania... even as far away as ohio virginia and south carolina. and until recently, america was doing a brisk business, selling its scrap to china... but now, even china is leery. >> time's have changed... the awareness of the public is much greater about health issues now than it was when newby began. >> newby is one of the largest active landfills on the shores of san francisco bay. >> i don't think it should smell like this in america... >> the city of milpitas filed a lawsuit against san jose over environmental impacts caused by the landfill. the bay area air quality management district, which has received 2,000 newby landfill odor complaints has issued newby island five public nuisance violations related to odor issues. according to a district spokesman, they are still negotiating the fines. >> trash is a big business and unfortunately it's a smelly business too. >> don litchfield, the northern california environmental manager for republic services. >> the community itself seems to have some concerns about this site and the odor problem that

tonight we're watching clusters of storms, see the big one, pennsylvania, severe weather there, parts of ohio into west virginia, just that stray shower trying to come across the region overnight but generally a quiet monday, just a hot day, back in the low to mid-90s, a stray shower or storm in the afternoon. it's the front on tuesday that i'm going to be tracking coming from the northwest. here it is in the afternoon. look at the storms trying to get to charlottesville by midday tuesday. so we'll watch for the threat for some showers and storms, but behind the front the dry air moves in tuesday night and it turns a whole lot nicer around here. tonight stray shower or storm, otherwise partly cloudy, very warm and muggy, only 80 in town, low 70s in the outer suburbs, a sticky night. tomorrow warming up quickly with 70s and 80s early, 91 to 96 in the afternoon, heat index upper 90s to the lower 100s. tuesday we'll monitor for a yellow alert for the storms, 92 wednesday, look at this, much less humid, quite nice actually, upper 80s, same story on thursday and by friday just a stray storm. next weekend upper 80s,

we're going to win presidential elections we'll have to win, pennsylvania, ohio, michigan indiana, all through those, those states, virginia. i think if people start to look and i'm not expecting big things this summer or this fall. but once people start to get serious and start to look at the candidates look at the issues that are important to them there is nobody better on immigration than i am. there is no one stronger on national security than i am. there's no one better on the great moral cultural issues of the day. republican primary voters, we'll do very well. >> did it hurt you that you won iowa but the night you won iowa they didn't know you won iowa. >> yeah. we won iowa 18 days later. >> 18 days. that hurt. >> well, we went out and raised over $20 million in the last race. but before the iowa caucus we raised less than $2 million. >> right. >> once we were able to show that we could win and people paid attention to our message, and our message is really very much the same message which is less government lower taxes, all the messages you expect from a republican, but it's a little different. it's also we need to

creeping in on the bottom corner of the screen there and notice study rain over west virginia, into ohio, western pennsylvania, as well, this is all lifting our way and will get here by tomorrow morning especially in the north and western suburbs. you may wake up to a glummy start to your fourth of july. 82 degrees. eighty in will allentown. we are looking at 77 in millville. 78 degrees in wilmington. pretty comfortable. not too hot or tool half and half holiday weekend cloud and shower or two in the morning across area tomorrow and then this starts to push out. high pressure builds in. sunday looks like a nice day. we will see cloud sun highs back in the 80's. cannot rule out pop up thunder storm on sunday but we are okay and monday steams up more with clouds and some sun and highs once again in the mid to upper 80es a. timing out rain tomorrow morning here we go at 9:00 a.m. from the city on west batch of potentially steady showers early on your fourth of july. this then moves on out here's 2:00 p.m. seeing clearing, watching rain down the shore but by 9:00 we are looking good every where and that is when f

touch and if the bureaucrats in washington would at least just go to these places west virginia, ohio pennsylvania kentucky, and look these people in the eye and ask them what they think about their policies, and worst of all, it's all done in the name of the environment. we all love the environment. these coal miners love the environment. they come from a beautiful part of the country. in appalachia. it's nobt about not wanting to help the environment or environmental stewardship. but what's so sad is these regulations aren't going to do a darn thing about global carbon emissions. the clean power plant rule that this administration has proposed would reduce global carbon emissions by less than 1%. and for what? $8 billion in additional annual costs to our economy and thousands of american families without paychecks. this is wrong. the congress of the united states is right to stand up for these families. the congress of the united states is right to stand up for jobs. and that's why i support all of the legislative work done by this house, by these good members, the stream act for my colleague an

, new hampshire, new jersey, new mexico, north carolina, ohio, oregon pennsylvania, rhode island tennessee utah vermont, washington, west virginia, and wisconsin. just last month the general contractors told us that construction workers were laid off because we not have acted. now, i want to say to the speaker ohio is on this list. you lost jobs in ohio. what are are you doing by just saying you don't like this bill? stay in. do your work. you've got terrific people on both sides of the aisle on your transportation and infrastructure committee. i had the privilege of working on both sides of the aisle with chairman shuster with ranking member defazio and many other members of that committee. and i know, the speaker has told me he wants a six-year bill and i believe him but why put it off? we've got -- we've got the inhofe-boxer-mcconnell-durbin product. it passed overwhelmingly. take it up. now, the committee for responsible federal budget, here's what they said. it's refreshing to see congress focus on a multiyear solution instead of another short-term patch, and they say of our bill this is a fiscally responsible bill that rel

new hampshire, new jersey, new mexico, north carolina ohio, oregon, pennsylvania, rhode island, tennessee, utah, vermont washington, west virginia, and wisconsin. i wanted to read those off -- and i will talk about that later. but i just want to thank my friend because the point when she talked about what happened on this bridge, my friend didn't have to read one word of any statement. this was a heartbreaking memory she will always have. and it's -- we all go through this in our time here when there's earthquakes floods, fires, bridge collapses. and i would just say to my friend this last question: don't you think this is important enough that the house stay an extra week, if need be, or even a few days to take up our bill, pass it or if they don't like it to amend it, send it back and let's get this done for the american? ms. klobuchar: senator boxer and also senator inhofe, i think that is why we're here today to talk about the fact that we have come together across party lines with people with completely different political ideologies to agree that we need a long-term fix to our transportation problem. and as you mentioned t

mexico, new york, north carolina, north dakota, ohio, oklahoma pennsylvania, rhode island, south carolina, south dakota tennessee texas vermont, virginia, washington, west virginia, and wisconsin mr. president. none of those states allow twin 33's now but there is a proposal that i'm trying to stop that would mandate that these states must allow for the longer -- and i believe ---- forthe longer, and i believe more dangerous trucks. the editorial goes on to quote the former head of the national highway safety administration who likened trucks to trains on highways that would damage roads and endanger motorists. i think it makes a lot of sense. i think it would damage roads. i think it would endanger motorists. now, if my state of mississippi with the considered judgment of the mississippi department of transportation and their commission the mississippi sheriff's association the mississippi association of chiefs of police -- if all of those people are advising us against this, why should we, as a congress, tell these states that we know better than they do? and i'll just quote one other -- one final statement from the editorial before

ohio, pennsylvania, minnesota. states where democrats have done well at the presidential level over the last few elections. going focus on the older, wider electric in those states as opposed to colorado and virginiaf an experiment, heck of a gamble. if it turns out to be right it's a heck of an opportunity for the gop to completely rebrand themselves in the midwest. >> absolutely. i think as a matter of political strategy the midwest is republican's biggest opportunity. it's the place where the demographics are changing the most slowly. a lot of these states are older and wider and losing population as opposed to the other states that you mentioned that are rapidly becoming more diverse and growing in population. scott walker has got a couple of obstacles getting through the primary, however, i mean one of them is that even though he's got that winning record in wisconsin, wisconsin isn't too fond of him right now. he just barely got through this very tough budget battle. just signed the budget yesterday for pretty far overdue and with a lot of flack coming his way from republicans in the legislature who previously had been loyal to him. his approval rating is pretty low. part of that dissatisfac