he not pick wes moore rising talent, rhodes scholar?— rhodes scholar? rising talent but got there _ rhodes scholar? he is a rising talent but got there 20 - rhodes scholar? he is a rising i talent but got there 20 minutes rhodes scholar? he is a rising - talent but got there 20 minutes ago and i don't think having two african—americans on the ticket, i don't think america is anywhere near there. he is very new and very green so i don't think it is a good idea. i was going to agree with hank and say catley just because i was going to agree with hank and say catleyjust because it helped pick up the sunbelt, gun control and we could have interesting conversations about immigration and the border because you are in arizona inching closer towards conversations with latinos especially. as far as cooper and beshear, especially with kentucky, i'm not sure, he's done a greatjob there, but i'm not sure what he brings to the full ticket. schapiro, could be an interesting choice except for the fact, let's be clear, the rampant anti—semitism we have seenin the rampa

speaker, i honor cedric humbly who dedicated to improving his life to make rhode island. he was a powerful force for good. he searched as cite director of the south providence and wore many hats as counselor, mentor and listenner. and through his life experience and empathy for others that he connected with rhode islanders for all walks of life for positive change. he came out of retirement to lead the nonviolence institute to break cycles of violence that plague. the nonviolence institute does greater work to search as a bridge between risk of violence to reduce crime. when i served as rhode island's general treasurer i ran the compensation program and i worked with cedric and his team and the compensation that they needed to get back on their feet. i saw firsthand the work he did as a peacemaker and it was an honor and privilege to work with him. his legacy will live on for the lives he touched. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute a

the answer is rhode island. union, boasts 400 miles of coastline, adopted the name in 1972 to promote tourism. the ocean state in rhode island. quick check of the markets. we've got a selloff going on. the biggest losers on the s&p, going down in percentage terms. time is up for us but coast-to-coast starts now.

thank you also for your travels to rhode island. maryland is not the only state that has a bridge predicament as you know. rhode island's washington bridge goes over and carries a federal artery on it where the key key bridge runs about 30,000 vehicles per day. the washington bridge runs closer to 100,000 vehicles per day and at the eastern half and for instance for the hospitals of rhode island for the emergency room for instance. so it's very important for us to get this attended to with as much federal support as we can. i understand that we are looking at what the causes are of the bridge's failure to see whether it can qualify for emergency designation and thankfully our failure was caught before the collapse of the bridge. we are where we are as a result and it's going to be important to me and rhode island's delegation to make sure that we are not exactly in maryland's tradition because we are not an emergency and thankfully did not have loss of life. but to be on a similar track of federal attention, so we've said that to yo

island, to the rhode island hospital emergency room, for instance. so it's very important for us to get this attended to with as much federal support as we can. i had that we are looking at what the causes are of our bridge's failure to see whether it can qualify for emergency designation and thankfully our failure was caught before the collapse of the bridge. we just had to close it immediately, at least most of it. but we are where we are as a result and it's going to be important to me, and to rhode island's delegation to make sure that we are not exactly in maryland's position because we are probably not an emergency and we thankfully did not have loss of life, but to be on the similar track of federal attention. so we've said that to you before, governor mckee has said that to you and our whole delegation has said that to you. this is not news to you, but since you are here, i wanted to remind you of that and ask you if you had any comments to that point you could make. >> thank you, senator, i'm aware through my business and our numerous conver

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it was authored by senator whitehouse of rhode island. it's pending on the calendar.ld be called this year, sooner the better. an ethics code on the supreme court that applies the same standards, laws, and procedures to the highest court in the land as question apply to every other ing his ideas and will expand on them this ep -- this evening. i believe the president is right to say out loud what so many americans think, the supreme court is morass. i'm pleased that president biden called -- i think congress should pursue the idea and i'm working with my colleagues on the best way to proceed. a few years ago the supreme court was the most trusted institution in government. but today confidence in the court is at an all time low. millions have request accepted lavish gifts from right-wing benefactors that had business before the court that were funding this. all of this happened in total secrecy and possibly, possibly in violation of the law. and at the same time, the justices have rammed through a flurry of hard-right decisions. reversing decades of precedent. they al

i will close with my favorite rhode island story. guy came in and said tongue to our frequent flyers who have spent the most money. one of the workers came back and said i have a guy come i think if we buy him a television and an air conditioner he will not come into the emergency room so often. sure enough, they spent $632 at walamrt trying it out, and he went from being a $250,000 a year emergency room spent two being a $40,000 spend. it is because they understood who he was and treated him as a patient. here a.m. as a doctor talking to people about treating a patient. >> my co-pay is twice than what it normally is. my pharmacist looks on the computer, i am not sure why the pbm raised your rates but if you pay cash you will save money. hmm. before congress passed a law in 2018 banding gag offers, he could have lost his contract for telling me i could save money by paying cash. health care reform is providing access to high-quality affordable health care. research and my personal experience shows that the way to do this is to give t

officer rhodes says he and ortega bonded over their love for country music. they had planned a trip later this week to nashville to celebrate ortega's birthday. he would have turned 30 on friday, rhodes tells me. ortega's empathy made him the ideal officer. you okay? >> you want some water? you need an ambulance. that type of person that he was like, you don't. you don't get that. >> ortega leaves behind his wif, cynthia, whom he married less than two years ago. the police union says autopsy results may be available on wednesday. the family is working on funeral services. it will likely be held next week at saint mary's cathedral in san francisco. amber lee ktvu, fox two news. >> san francisco mayor london breed taking a moment to honor the life of officer ortega on x, she wrote, my heart goes out to officer luciano ortega. his family, his friends, and to the our entire sfpd. officer ortega went out every day to take care of our residents, our neighborhood, and our entire city. demonstrating a deep commitment to public service, he was truly making san francis

the answer is rhode island. the smallest state in the union, boasts 400 miles of coastline, adopted the name in 1972 to promote tourism. the ocean state in rhode island. quick check of the markets. we've got a selloff going on. the biggest losers on the s&p, going down in percentage terms. time is up for us but coast-to-coast starts now. lauren: a major selloff going on because of two magnificent seven stocks, magnificence hitting the other side. to get to what this portends. maybe susan lee was first telegraph this when she talked to the honchos and maybe maybe previewing this with better than expected numbers. >> reporter: magnificence all year long. the main track after two members hinted things are okay, not necessarily great and google's parent company alphabet made more profit to start the quarter but youtube missed. cloud sales crossed $10 billion for the first time in 1/4 but they are spending a ton of money on a i. alphabet's president said they would spend at least $12,000,000,001/4, they continue to i

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if nothing else, rhode island had refused to delegates and they knew pretty clearly that new york as well would be opposed to what they were doing in philadelphia, two thirds of the new york delegation had gone from philadelphia because they were so unhappy with the nationalized and anti populist tenor of the convention. so they changed the rules. article seven says nine states can put the constitution union into operation through special conventions, and then the other four states are free to go along or not. but there will be a new with a new constitution once nine states ratify, and it turns out once nine states have ratified, remaining four states are under tremendous pressure to join the union because they are a foreign country, they will be discriminated against in their trade. they will not be protected by the federal and they will be cut of all the important decisions made by the first congress, such as where to put the capital or whether introduce a bill of rights. so by shifting rule of the rule of decision to nine rather than 13, they've managed to create a much greater ch

thee a organizations which flourished in rhode island, did fabulouslye affordable care act, were nevercized on either side. what bill and i are working on right now, we have a primary care provider enhancement bill that will move to the next level to just give you a moments background. the countable care organizationslowethe traditional fee-for-service but they also report how well they are doing relative to their own metric and then share savings if they drive costs down. you have to maon beyond just fee-for-service. they still have to monitor the fee-for-service aspect of it which is boring, complicated, expensive, tedious, and we are trying to develop these hybrid sys leap to a pure value-based payment system which frees doctors not t to provide care a i will close with my favorite rhode island story. a guy came in and said tongue to our frequent flyers who have spent the most money. one of the workers came back and guy come i think if we buy him a television and an air conditioner he will not come into the emergency room so often. sureh, they spent $632 at ng imr out, and he went f

take a look. >> we're here in the charming bristol rhode island. you can experience it from land or sea. but today we are going to do both. >> welcome to bristol and museum. we are going to go out on today and take a look at bristol from the water. here, can you drive. >> okay. phil, take a load off. i got. this where are we heading out into right now. >> heading out narragansett bay. great place to sail. >> do you think it's better watching the fireworks from water or land. >> the water, for sure. you can almost be underneath them watching. >> are you ready to go sailing? >> i'm ready. >> all right. go for it? >> there she goes. i think we worked up quite the app. tight. where should we eat? >> we should go to the lobster pot. >> i will steer us there right now. >> welcome to the lobster pot. it's almost 100 years old. a little assortment of some of our items on our menu. >> this is a special item we called the seafood boat. >> it's actually in a boat? >> it's in a boat. local clams. fire cracker shrimp calamari rhode island typical item. >> carle

now, this is an artist's rendition of the colossus of rhodes. the classes rhodes was supposed to stand in the according to, you know, histories of the time or after. but around time there that it was a monu mental figure celebrating the god apollo and sort of thank you for the gods intervention and particular battle and it supposedly in the harbor of rhodes and had this you know great stature it had been it had been a wonder of the world so bartoli wanted to make that but he wanted to it for egypt. so this is actually bartholdi's design for the suez canal in egypt and this was the original place that he wanted to put what i mean to me that looks an awful lot like the statue of liberty. this is supposed to be a slave woman because the head of who the ruler at the time had had officially abolished slavery. so it was supposed to commemorate the fact that he had done and and, you know, the headdress is a little lower, but it's still the same draped figure still the torch. so. bartholdi designs this. he goes back to egypt a few years later, he meets

we're in rhode island all day long.> thank you so much for bringing that celebration and have exact same celebration for 239 years, very impressive. have a great day. >> you, too. >> carley: enes kanter freedom is coming up next, stay with us. "all eyes on me" performed by gi-yan ♪ all eyes on me brand new drip is what they see ♪ ♪ these diamonds, diamonds on my teeth ♪ ♪ brand new whip is what they see, yeah ♪ ♪ in my bag like a bunch of groceries ♪ ♪ all this cheese and greens just come to me ♪ ♪ look at me on the go. always hustling. eyes on me ♪ ♪ all eyes on me, brand new drip is what they see ♪ ♪ these diamonds, diamonds on my teeth ♪ ♪ brand new whip is what they see, yeah ♪ freedom you can't take your eyes off. the new 2024 jeep wrangler and gladiator. jeep. there's only one. hawrps lawrence that's a promo to get you fired up. we will have more of that with abby and that incredit could independence day tradition all morning long. president biden hopes to ensure democrats he should be their candidate after a priv

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the presiding officer: the senior senator from rhode island. mr. whitehouse: that would be senator reed, mr. president. am i recognized? the presiding officer: will the senator forgive me for my mistake. the junior senator from rhode island. mr. whitehouse: thank you, mr. president. i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to legislative session and be in a period of morning business with senators permitted to speak therein for up to ten minutes each. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. whitehouse: i have seven requests for committees to meet during today's session of the senate. the presiding officer: duly noted. mr. whitehouse: i ask that the appointments at the desk appear separately in the record as if made by the chair. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. whitehouse: i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the consideration of senate resolution 765, remembering the honorable james mountain inhofe, which is at the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: senate resolution 765, rae lati

our federal highway administration will 10 actively working with the rhode island d.o.t. to provide whatever support we can. that is including technical support and assistance in traffic management and operations it deal with the disruption and secondly involvement in supporting rhode island d.o.t. developing the r.f.p. for the replacement structure which was issued april 29. wail we have not been able to determine that there would be eligibility for the e.r. program as it stands, we do see will you federal aid formula fundinged a discretionary funding can be helpful here and we are working with r.i. d.o.t. to identify opportunities there and want to be a resource any way it help the communities get back to normal and get that bridge into the state it needs to be. sen. reed: let me thank you for coming to rhode island and director of the federal highway administration. we appreciate very much your personal involvement. and it might require a legislative language it get rhode island on the list so we will work to try to do that. within other aspect of transportation is tra

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i've never been to rhode island, i don't know anyone from rhode island except for olivia and her family. hopefully they have another one, just for fun, >> well camp beginning tuesday, the niners will hit the practice field wednesday morning. >> february 29th, 2025, i think that we need a trip to new orleans. the site of the next super bowl. >> i can't wait. see you there. >> yeah, let's go. >> thank you. >>> hot weather and the state fair seemed to go in hand, but maybe not for long. cal expo officials are saying the sacramento heat might be too hot to handle. so far this year there has been several triple digit days at the fair, the fair used to be held around labor day but in 2009, the dates were moved to mid july. now, fair staff is recommending moving the fare back to september. it is heating up around the globe. the european climate agency says last sunday was the hottest day in all of our recorded history. also hot in the bay area right now. let's go to paul heggen with more. >> we didn't set any records today. the keyword of that story is recorded history, so, there were hotter d

i've never been to rhode island. i don't know anyone from rhode island except for olivia and her family so much fun. um, i hopefully they have like a another one just for fun and invited. invite me again. while can't begin on tuesday. the niners won't actually hit the practice field until wednesday morning. >gianna>being able to do my pizza magic and my having that freedom. well, satisfying communities by nourishing small businesses coming up, we take a look at a new law allowing people to sell food out of their home. >>>>yeah. >>yeah. what makes a medicare supplement insurance plan, like an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan from unitedhealthcare a good choice for people on medicare? it's smart for you to have now... i'm 65. and later on, for the future you... i'm 70-ish. it's really smart. hey, looking good. you made a great choice for us. with this type of plan, see any doctor or visit any hospital that accepts medicare patients. there are no networks. your healthcare future will have more freedom. i kept our

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have you ever been to rhode island? i don't know anyone from rhode island except for olivia and her family. so much fun. hopefully they have another one, just for fun. >> the niners won't actually hit the practice field until wednesday morning. >> all right, matt. the nfl season is underway. >>> in college football, it is a new era for cal and stanford. the bears and cardinal were in charlotte today for their first atlantic coast conference media day. each school will travel to the east coast for acc games this season. cal head coach justin wilcox does not think the long trips will be as big of a deal as many think. >> as far as the schedule goes, it is a bit different. there are more miles, but we will be comfortable. we will leave early, we have a big plane with gatorade and water, air travel is pretty amazing. they will be more comfortable than they are sitting right now. >> in the meantime, foul play on the white river in indianapolis. the oregon ducks arriving to the big ten conference media day. you couldn't miss

joining us now democratic congressman game olmo of rhode island.h us. let's start here with the secret service director's resignation. let's get your reaction as to her decision as well as the abipartisan announcement they'll be setting up a task force to see just what went wrong. >> good morning and thanks for having me. look, i think it's clear and in a bipartisan fashion that there was a agreement that this was a fail and a zero fail mission. the secret service is such an important component of keeping those protectees safe, and i am heartened by the fact that we're going to respond in a bipartisan way to this lapse. and we have to move forward aggressively. i look forward to seeing what a commission puts forward. and from there i hope we take real action to fund the efforts that are necessary to keep our protectees safe. >> some reporting last night the secret service warned the trump campaign advising them not to hold anymore outdoor rallies. we'll see what happens there. congressman, let's shift gears. you're a member of the house committee o

jesse kirsch, nbc news, providence, rhode island. >> on a good note there. over in new york city's hudson river. technicians have been loading up 60,000 shells for the macy's fourth of july fireworks and working on new surprises for you. >> this we'reyear we have a var of new elements. we've got a few surprise and delight moments. >> we've come up with this red, white and blue aerial shell that will burst with a blue, then with a red. >> you can catch all the excitement tonight on nbc. and here's a look at what's coming up on "today." >> coming up on the third hour of "today", it's our july 4 extravaganza. live from macy's plaza. how do they pull off that incredible fireworks show? we'll ask the experts. plus what to watch and read this holiday weekend. and it wouldn't behe 4 tth fuelr fire risk. the crackdowns now in place to lower those risks

it's unclear what prompted the dragon flies to visit that particular beach in rhode island. it's the more news at the top of the hour on alda 0 with my colleague, elizabeth veronica, whether it's next finish inside story. thanks for watching and bye. for now the the had a lot of the historic hate continues to dominate across a southern africa with reco. it's broken in places like most, and people get that in a moment. first of the middle east and live vans and temperatures are still sitting very high across the event, pushing across into rock, q 8, and northern pots, all they run is exceptionally hot. of course the eastern areas of around and we have been feeding that heat across the gulf, but temperature is offset to come down in places like go how could talk. but as attempt to zip down the humidity is expected to pick up with ease and showers for coastal areas of armada, shower to in most central areas. what weather as well across the caucasus. but it allows you to draw my picture across much of the region and remains exceptionally hot and dry. it was the very north of afr

inspired by other work, haruta's been documenting what she calls piano decomposition in providence, rhodenyone to wander under the trees and rethink what counts as music. >> so, what's the best way to play this right now? >> any way you want. >> reporter: you can pluck, hammer with twigs, pull out one of the keys, or still play them, nah, kind of. kind of hurts. ♪♪ oh, we kind of got it. >> it's not built for harmony anymore in the same way that it was, but i think it's only frustrating if you try to play the piano in the way that you've been taught. >> whether or not it's music is almost irrelevant, because it's more about the connections and the creativity that comes out of it. >> reporter: an idea, even if not a sound, that could be music to your ears. ♪♪ jesse kirsch, nbc news, providence, rhode island. >> we thank jesse for that story, and we thank you for watching tonight. that's "nightly news" for this wednesday. i'm tom llamas. have a great night. ♪♪ is miserable, scorching heat smothering the bay area. we're in the middle of a nasty heat wave enveloping california. we're going to

rhodes, as well as the many devastations trails of devastation to public facilities and old means of life. we lived is really military, it continues to block the land across things, then it prevent gain 3 of basic necessities and supplies, including if you will, that is representing a lifeline for hospitals as well as for other necessities and services, including water wells and waste treatment management. plans including definitely nation the water system anymore. more. how does your vida, central area garza's trip? i know we spoke with dr. java up in the name. he's the goals and medical team leader for doctors without borders. he told us about the mass numbers of casualties, the emergency rooms been dealing with. this is really a tax assessor to we would just putting in blood at the end of it. the 1st case i saw was a 3 year old go with her side. i peeled off how about the 2nd case i saw was a woman covered in dust, as she looked at me, she was breathing it and i did. she's globally okay. but i took down the dressing on her belly and had a piece of abdomen. a piece of the bottle wa

rebecca morelle, bbc news, providence, rhode island.t ever newsnight after 30 years with the programme. tonight withjust tonight with just four months to go until the us election, what does america do next? we have big democratic fundraiser, the actor alan carmen, so dojoin us later on bbc two and the iplayer. in women's football, with qualifying for next year's european championships on the line. reigning champions england took on the republic of ireland looking for a win to help them qualify and avoid the play offs. matt graveling was watching. come on, england! since their last visit to norwich, england have become european champions. they return with a title to defend but with work to be done. it's been a stuttering start for sarina's side, who have taken just one point from their first two home games, which means they now need to win their next two matches. that starts here against the republic of ireland. and automatic qualification became a lot closer afterjust five minutes, as beth mead fed alessia russo. slick football from the

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rhode island that doesn't massachusetts right up the road past a millionaire's tax last year. that was like a massive grassroots campaign. does that fix capitalism. no. but does it help with public transit? absolutely. and so i guess this is a little bit i feel like we make the road by walking these like big you know, these big sort of pronouncements about we need blah, blah, blah, economy needs to look like this. nobody knows what the economy needs to look like. frankly, don't even know what like what the world is going to look like in ten years. so i think we need to find ourselves solutions, build some stuff, experiment with and keep our minds open and our minds on our values is and again sort of dispense with like some of this sort of theoretical parsimony, which i think is satisfying when you talk about it, but not that satisfying when you try to do it. i would say to the climate particularly, but but political movements, general, tend to to go toward the idea that you have to be an expert to be involved. you have to you have be like an environmental scientist or a politi

take a look at the nation's oldest continuous 4th of july parade in bristol, rhode islando .y horn of sic has been in the middle of the actionf all dath y and she stayed up. >> she joins us now live frome the deck of the coast. ey, ab >> cutter williams. chadwickby had hey, lawrence what is going on yet? the parade was incredible probably because they've been doing it for 239 years. they started it in 1785. and i have to tell you,tarted people got so into it, we wewe o showed up at around probably 5 a.m., but people had been upsc since three in the morning. and i think it reallyin is because patriotism runs so deep in this town, it literally runs in the town because they painted red, white and blue lines through the centerywhit line of their mn street. and i just talk to folks all day long. they about community, what it means to be an american. and it was just so c beautifulom and it's a good reminder that those red, white and blue colors really remindn b about wy we are celebrating this holiday. the people who fougholort, fougt for our freedom and who continue to protect us

and abby is live from rhode island at one of the oldest parades in the nation. this is hour it number two, and, remember, mornings are better with friends. ♪ >> kayleigh: all right. well president biden insisting on staying in the race. he is defiant after reportedly telling dozens of democrat governors yesterday that he got a medical checkup and he is good to go. >> lawrence: kayleigh, it comes amid push back from his own party. >> joey: yeah. madeleine rivera is in washington with more. >> madeleine: good morning, guys. the white house being pressed for more transparency regarding the president's health. this reporting from politico will likely raise more questions from the white house press core. politico told in might meeting with governors wednesday he underwent medical checkup and is fine. the president has been battling a cold yet earlier in the day the white house press secretary says the president has not had a medical exam in months. >> has the president had any medical exams since his last annual physical in february? >> and -- we're able to talk to h

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i've never been to rhode island. i don't know anyone from rhode island except olivia and her family. so much fun. hopefully they have another one just for fun and invite me again. >> reporter: while camp began on tuesday, the niners won't hit the practice field until wednesday morning. >> all right, so practice tomorrow, plenty to evaluate until the first preseason game, august 1 #09. as sara told you, on kpix against the tennessee titans. and we will see you from nashville. but i will see you soon in sports. >> all right, yes, we can't wait for that. more mustache evaluations to come. >>> technically this is what tourists come to see, except on this day they got way more than they bargained for. >>> plus, a break in a cold case that haunt at northern california town for four decades. >>> and there are plenty of bidses in the bay area that have been broken into multiple time, but this restaurant owner says what thieves did the last time was the equivalent of kicking them while they were down. >>> and whales are lovin

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