if you want to build a little road in one of your communities in pennsylvania or ohio, iowa, north carolina, or in florida, you can't get the money. state and local leaders will have more power to decide which projects get dealt, when they funded,nd how they are and investors will have a much more predict double environment that encourages them to invest billions of dollars in capital that is currently stock on the sidelines. together, we will build projects to inspire our youth, employee our workers, and create true .rosperity for our people we will pour new concrete, and sparks fire our factories as we forge metal from the furnaces of our rust belt and our beloved heartland, which has been forgotten. it is not forgotten anymore. we will put new american steel into these line of our country. american workers will construct commerce aw lanes of cross our landscape, building monuments from coast to coast, city to city, and with these new roads, bridges, and seaports we will embark on a wonderful new journey to a bright and glorious future. we will build again. we will grow again. we will arr

if you want to build a little road in one of your communities in pennsylvania or ohio or in iowa or north carolina or in florida, you can't get the mone money. state and local leaders will have more power to decide which projects get billed, when they start, and how they are funded. investors will have a much more predictable environment that encourages them to invest billions of dollars in capital that is currently stuck on the sidelines. together, we will build projects to inspire our youth, employee our workers, and create true prosperity for our people. we will pour new concrete, lay new brick, and watch new sparks light our factories as we forge metal from the furnaces of our rust belt and our beloved heartland. it's been forgotten, but it's not forgotten anymore. we will put new american steel into the spine of our country. american workers will construct gleaming new lanes of commerce across our landscape. they will build these monuments from coast to coast city to city, and with these new roads, bridges, airports, and seaports, we will embark on a wonderful new journey into a brig

and yet if you want to build a little road in one of your communities in pennsylvania or ohio or in iowa or north carolina or in florida, you can't get the money. state and local leaders will have more power to decide which projects get built, when they start, and how they are funded. and inn vvestors will have a mo predictable vie predictable environment that encourages them to invest billions of dollars in capital that are currently stuck on the sidelines. together we will build projects to inspire our youth, employ our workers and create true prosperity for our people. we will pour new concrete, lay new brick, and watch new sparks light our factories as we forge metal from the furnaces of our rust belt and our beloved heart land which has been forgotten. it's not forgotten anymore. we will put new american steel into the spine of our country. american workers will construct gleaming new lanes of commerce across our landscape. they will build these monuments from coast to coast and from city to city and with these new roads, bridges, airports and seaports, we will embark on a wonderful

yet, if you want to build a little road in one of your communities in pennsylvania or ohio or in iowa or north carolina or in florida, you can't get the money. state and local leaders will have more power to decide which projects get built, when they start and how they are funded, and investors will have a much more predictable environment that enkurjtz them to invest billions of dollars in capital that is currently stuck on the sidelines. together we will build projects to inspire our youth, employ our workers, and create true prosperity for our people. as we forge metal from the furnaces of our -- and our beloved heartland, which has been forgotten. we will put new american steel into the spine of our country. american workers will construct gleaming new lanes of commerce across our landscape. they will build these monuments from coast-to-coast and from city to city, and with these new roads, bridges, airports, and seaports, we will embark on a wonderful new journey into a bright and glorious future. thank you. god bless you. appreciate it. thank you very much. thank you. >> and rig

by a factor of 10, and yet if you want to build a little road in one of your communities in pennsylvania or ohio or in iowa or north carolina or florida, you can't get the money. state and local leaders will have more power to decide which projects get built, when they start, and how they are funded and investors will have much more predictable environment that encourages them he to invest billions of dollars in capital that is currently stuck on the sidelines. together we will build projects to inspire our youth, employ our workers, and create true prosperity for our people. we will pour new concrete, lay new brick, and watch new sparks light our factories as we forge metal from theurnaces of our rust belt, and our beloved heartland, which has been forgotten. it is not forgotten anymore. we will putç new american steel into the spine of our country. american workers will construct gleaming new lanes of commerce across our landscape. they will build these monuments from coast to coast and from city to city and with these new regs, bridges, airports and seaports we will embark on a new journey i

and yet if you want to build a little road in one of your communities in pennsylvania, ohio, iowa, north carolina or florida, you can't get the money . state and local leaders will have more power to decide which projects get built, when they start and how they are funded. and investors will have a much more predictable environment that encourages to invest billions of dollars in capital that is currently stuck on the sidelines. together, we will build projects to inspire our youth, employ our workers and create true prosperity for our people. we will pour new concrete, lay new brick and watch new sparks light our factories as we forge metal from the furnaces of our rust belt and our beloved heartland, which has been forgotten. it's not forgotten anymore. we will put new american steel into the spine of our country. american workers will construct demreeming new lines of landscape and build thesemon youments from coast to coast and city to city and with the new roads, bridges, airports and seaports, we will have a bright and glorious future. we will build again. we will grow again. we will thrive ag

ohio valley under flash flood watches and warnings for parts of the mississippi valley. but the tropical air is in place, will stick around for the next day or so, western pennsylvania, ohio valley under the gun, you can see now mainly a lot of it moving well to the north of us, we're still not out of the clear. we're getting rain showers that are moving through fairly light in nature, with clouds. but it is anticipated we'll see heavier rainfall in overnight, and we'll see that continuing until we get a bit of a break by the time we get to later saturday and into sunday. the seven-day forecast in just a bit. back to you. >>> we have an update now on house majority whip steve scalise, we're told the congressman was released from the intensive care unit and still in fair condition. he was shot in his left hip last week during a congressional baseball practice in alexandria. doctors say he's now beginning an extended period of healing and rehab. another victim of that shooting, was lobbiest matt mika. doctors say he's in good condition and out of the icu. he got special visit from jason werth. >>> lawmakers are now taking action to protect members congress. the house approp

the republican lead by half over a romney in hillary is problem but states like ohio or michigan or wisconsin or pennsylvania g she did not show up for her campaign did not do a good job if the russian effect helped toronto would see that all across the country and the performance in those states would have been higher sort of thinking matters at the end of the day but i do think it is bizarre the fbi director tony issued a press conference in june to see the red not be an indictment against hillary clinton which the fbi never does. that is it a violation of the fbi protocol you're supposed to let the justice department do that then he reopens investigation two weeks before that is another violation to get involved and the democrats were t whispering me angry it may have had an impact on the election but then for him to meet with the president and write memos after words blakey was creating a file seems very strange if you would get the overall picture i think he was justified he should have fired director komi uponf taking the oath of office i am not sure the timing of when it happened this time was a good

budget today like with public-private partnerships or the potential of 600 billion for medicaid is that a right approach?. >> look at pennsylvania and ohio people that only signed up for medicaid lied on the application and they compare them to the automobile applications compared to what they told the state in they were not eligible. so for a republic to survive vir you have to have a virtuous and reformed public so those that sign the bill the glee for a government program that costs $7,000 per year that's is a lot of money. if you have the same amount of fraud elsewhere what is coming on? the new 40 percent of those people are disabled but those from the oversight who works on that now? our goal ought to be somebody needs help to maintain to be personally responsible. learned dependency is tierney because you lose your ability to flower and grow. but the other is happinessif selfie create programs thatne help those that need it and don't allow fraud and abuse knowing there is $120 million think about that.at is that is enough to build every new bridge from now one every report all the newd highways if we just got rid of that fraud did

new lock because it was clear that the country's ability to move iron ore to steel prants -- plants in michigan, ohio, and pennsylvania was critical for the war effort. it took less than two years to complete that project after congress authorized the funding in 1942. president roosevelt signed an executive order establishing the military district of sioux st. mary and the army station 10,000 troops to defend the sioux locks by air, land, and sea. so great was the fear that a german attack would cripple our ability to produce steel and weapons. today there it is only one sioux -- soo lock to move the vessels that move millions of tons of iron ore. over 80% of the commodities that flow through the soo lock must pass through the polock and it carries the equivalent of three,000 -- 3,000 truckloads of iron ore. it is not possible november it by rail or road. the steel mills rl only equipped to handle iron ore supply by water. a study conducted by the department of homeland security in 2015 confirmed that it is the achilles' heel of our economy. a disruption of the poll -- pole lock will create the shut down of steel prod

ohio valley. this morning flash flood warnings or advisories are posed from louisiana to pennsylvania. as it came ashore yesterday morning cindy spawned flood-producing rain and several tornados. one was injured when a tornado touched down near birmingham, alabama. a fast food store and liquor store were damaged. up to ten inches of rain were dumped on parts of the gulf coast. one death, a boy hit by a log is blamed for the storm. >>> the american held in north korea who died shortly after hoe was released was mourned by family and friends in his hometown in ohio. otto warmbier was buried yesterday. reagan messagegy reports. >> reporter: bagpipes played as he was carried in cincinnati where he spoke at graduation four years ago. many close friends were among the 2,500 mourners saying good-bye. >> he really, really just cared about everybody at the school. >> reporter: inside the service, warmbier's family displayed some of otoe's belongings including his passport and the jacket he wore during his trial in north korea. >> north korea needs to be held accountable for what happened to ott

searches but it's also higher in many places in the north and western pennsylvania and eastern ohio, industrial michigan, upstate new york or illinois. i think the divide reveals it is not north versu north versus sos east versus west. that is much higher and then it kind of drops pretty substantially west of the mississippi river. so, i wanted to see because people are so honest that you use this data to measure how much obama lost, and of course you cannot just compare these two votes for obama because it might be the places by 2008 so that wouldn't be a fair comparison. so i compared it to the previous such as john kerry in the previous election. what you see when you do that is a very strong significant relationship that places the highest search volume at the places in appalachia and michigan that support much more than the previous democrat candidates. and you can start controlling for anything you would like. controlling for education or demographics were political views and nothing changes the relationship, that was a big factor. overall, i conclude that obama lost about four percentage points of the racism that is

pennsylvania, ohio. these are real states. not little mini states with one or two electoral votes. they're big states with a lot of different kinds of people, different kinds of economic conditions in them. why would a person like pat toomey, portman, they're suicide. they must be representing somebody. >> they've kicked it down the road. >> go to robert for a minute. report this. >> there is a belief inside of the senate republican cloak room that this could be patched together. if you're pat toomey and get what you want and make sure it doesn't expand as much as it does under the aca. if you're senator portman you get the opioid. if you're senator collins you get abortion coverage. it's not hard line conservative and you get what you want on medicaid. there's a belief because trump's not guiding this process from the white house it's mcconnell, mcconnell at the fore that can cut a deal with him to make this get over the line. >> do you think that might be happening? >> i think mcconnell is -- leader mcconnell is a transactional politician. the president recognizes that and he's l

or severe storms. not much going on, on radar. but there are even thunderstorms here in the early morning hours across parts of ohio, pennsylvania andew york. so already thunderstorms out there. a risk of severe weather around here. marginal risk in the shenandoah valley. an enhanced risk in the d.c. metro area. primary threats, damaging winds and hail. but because of the slow-movin nature of the storms, heavy rain. you could easy pick up 1 to 2 or 3 inches of rain in less than an hour's time from the individual storms. early this morning, i couldn't rule out a passing shower or two between 7:00 and 9:00 this morning. then we start of wait it out for late morning into early afternoon. temperatures mid to upper 80s. once we're above 85 degrees. there's that line of thunderstorms expected to be on the i-95 corridor between 5:00 and 7:00 p.m. the evening commute could be severely impacted by severe weather. temperaturewise, in the 730s and breezy this morning. again, highs today generally speaking up into the mid to upper 80s. severe storms are likely here in between 3:00 and 9:00. have your nbc washington app downloaded and our intera

ohio, pennsylvania, to vote for trump? they are subhuman too. they aren't entitled to determine their own destiny or their own understanding of marriage and when life begins. the very fact that they voted for trump in the eyes of a lot of these people from the entertainment industry and certainly from far left politic politics, their very existence is a point of embarrassment. rather than engage people in a real conversation, they seek to perpetually dehumanize them and debase them to the extent that you don't even treat them as human beings. that goes for the sons and daughters of donald trump, suddenly the left cares about the poor transgender kid who can't use the bathroom that he or she wants to use. that's the point, okay. the child of a conservative treated this way -- they don't even deserve that. >> sean: if any conservative had attacked malia obama and sasha obama -- they would never work again. if any conservative woman running for president took money from sharia countries that abuse women, gays and lesbians, christians and jewish people -- they claim they have the monopoly of compassion

boiled down to not a republican or democrat issue, but this is truly an american issue that affects 1/6th of our economy. there are people in arkansas, in ohio, pennsylvania, michigan, that voted for donald trump who rely on obamacare. kentucky. so i think you're seeing people with good hearts and common minds come together and say wait, slow down. this is not right for our country. so i'm prayerful that we fix obamacare, not repeal and replace with something that's pretty bad. >> bakari, this is what donald trump and many other republicans have run on and voters voted on in many of those stated you talked about. >> it's one thing for donald trump to say we're going to repeal and replace. but i've listened with you on many nights, donald trump really doesn't know what's going on when it comes to health care. he doesn't have one singular idea or one vision. the irony is that the policy minds and the policy wonks of people like paul ryan and mitch mcconnell have had seven years to come up with an idea and they still haven't. and we've seen three iterations of this bill. it went from 24 million to losing coverage to 23 million to 22 million losing coverage.

boiled down to not a republican or democrat issue, but this is truly an american issue that affects one-sixth of our economy. there are people in arkansas, in ohio, pennsylvania, michigan, that voted for donald trump who rely on obamacare. kentucky. so, i think you're seeing people with good hearts and common minds come together and say wait, slow down. this is not right for our country. so i'm prayerful that we fix obamacare, not repeal and replace with something that's pretty bad. >> bakari, this is what donald trump and many other republicans have run on and voters voted for him in many of those stated you talked about. >> it's one thing for donald trump to say we're going to repeal and replace. but i've listened with you on many nights. donald trump really doesn't know what's going on when it comes to health care. he doesn't have one singular idea or one vision. the irony is that the policy minds and the policy wonks of people like paul ryan and mitch mcconnell have had seven years to come up with an idea, and they still haven't. and we've seen three iterations of this bill. it went from 24 million losing coverage to 23 million to 22 million losing covera

ohio and pennsylvania. researchers say previous studies have shown that women often pay more than men for similar products. >> many parents choose not dairy milk beverages like almond orys that might not be good for your kiddos. it finds children who drank alternatives to cow's milk are the does not pinpoint why. this doesn't necessarily mean one type of milling is healthier than another but doctors say moms and dads should not assume milk alternatives are healthier than cow's milk. >>> new research may be able to predict autism before symptoms occur. researchers from the university of north carolina and washington university in st. louis made the discovery using mri technology to see if differences could be found in the brains of infants they were able to successful predict which ones would develop autism with 80% accuracy. >> that is a big deal. >>> a company has come up with a creative and cheesy way to help patients deal with pain. the answer is a marijuana pizza. fox's heather, takes from it here. i hope that i make foods that is tempting to everybody. >> reporter: the pizza is classic south shore style. thin crust, heavy on the or regular ghani and cheese says c

ohio has 20. new hampshire has six. pennsylvania has 12. north dakota seven. florida has none for sexual battery with physical force or deadly weapon. four years for first degree offenses. and three years for any other degree. it seems to me at a time when we have d.n.a. where you can link clearly without question that a victim was assaulted by this individual, we shouldn't have a statute of limitations at all. could you speak to that and whether that's -- it seems like that was a stumbling block for you in terms of the cold cases that dated back in time. >> it's a good point. i think what you'll see, ohio has changed the 20 year to a 25 year now. it could extend beyond that if you have d.n.a. that's discovered. mr. bell: collected and sent to the laboratory. if you do it properly with enough time period, so there is a penalty for law enforcement if they don't follow the time periods, then that statute of limitations will not extent tend for an additional five years from 25 to 30. so there are ways to do so, but there's lobbyists on the other side that are -- would lobby for defendants' rights saying that that's too long of a period

ohio, a red state, 682,000 under obamacare expansion, pennsylvania now, considered perhaps a red state, 702,000, michigan, 637,000, kentucky, 443,000, indiana, 383,000, millions of people who voted for president trump, either they ors may be at risk of not having the same sort of guaranteed health care insurance, via medicare, that they already enjoy. neil: if you go back in time, charles, think about how it started out to address nearly 30 million americans who didn't have health care, right? why couldn't we concentrate on that, than upending for 300 million who did? >> because they had to pay for it. it was a wealth transfer. neil: you know what i'm saying? there could have been a simpler, better way to incentivize this, but instilled, it was turned upside down for everyone. republican plan is not dramatically different in that regard. >> former president obama took a problem, took advantage of a problem to your point to go further and further husband own personal political agenda. that is truly is big government being in charge of everything. ultimately they would have wanted single-payer. they couldn't quite get that. he had to do a little horse trading in the final moments. the fact of the matter, you're righ

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or difficult votes on this. >> does anybody believe this is going to pass? you have republican senators doing what this never do, winning in statements like wisconsin and pennsylvania and ohio and in presidential election years. that doesn't happen that much these days. how could those senators, along with susan collins of maine, vote for a bill like this? >> i honestly, joe, the as soon as is growing that they can't. and i think starting from 24 hours agriculture, would vietnam books every thousand this was it was more lookly than not. this could be completely different by 35:00 afternoonand point you make about the president and what he campaigned on the on thing that would be worse than roo pealing blake is doing the wrong this evening and this is not what president ob a obamai think the question is whether this gets big enough that it runs away from the majority leader. >> do you remember the tweet saying mike huckabee stole it from me, i'm the one who said i will never cut medicaid, medicare. $750 billion. even donald trump should be able to fill that just try the voters. just try them. >> i think nm by the way, we said it yesterday, url health care had be and of a be

in washington or appearing more credible on foreign policy issues it's hard to imagine we'll win a lot of districts. i think boils down to michigan, florida, wisconsin, ohio and pennsylvanian where they have to win again. this georgia race was going to be tough. as mika said from the outset we poured tremendous resources and focused the entire national democratic apparatus on it and we were unable to win as close as he may have come the reality is you have to win these seats, joe, as you said from the outset and we were not winning them. i want an economic message more than anything and want miss pelosi, mr. hoyer, mr. schumer and mr. durbin to recognize we're going to continue to hinder candidates if we don't do than. >> and the it, nc. >> we look at the outside spending money. ossoff is from the district. he doesn't live there now. he grew up there, his family lives there. he's not a carpetbagger. he grew up in that district. he is of that district. >> didn't have a home there. >> he's not moved from san francisco and flopped down an office. all the money that came from l.a. and san francisco allowed his opponents to say this guy is not of us and not going to vote with