sioux people fell in love and we all showed up. —— two people.all showed up. -- two people. again, from the reading or the blessing of the speech, whatever you want to call it, the showmanship of the past —— pastor, again, you've got to revel in that moment. we all want a love story. we all want to believe that these things can be real, these fairytale things. because we live so much of our lives in shade, often looking for negativity. sometimes you just do need a bit of positivity, a bit of pleasure. the quotes that came from the wedding, it was just so eat and nice and fun. they were. it was interesting that michael currie's speech, while i thought parts of it were beautiful and it referenced love and fire so much, it didn't really talk much about marriage. lots of the quotes that have been pulled out are about love, quite rightly, but very little to do with marriage. i thought that was intriguing. the sunday express, so was intriguing. the sunday express, so in love. 128 page souvenir edition. in case you want more. and a lot of people world.

sioux falls... south dakota.completely remodeled the entire main level,"from the custom cherry cabinets to the tiger hardwood floors and the high-end appliances... "they have the double wolf ovens. they have a gas range over here. it's all high-end," ...the kitchen is the focal point of this sioux falls home. "those kids, no matter how old they are, they're always going to be right around that kitchen area, and so are all of your friends and family when they're over," realtor amy stockberger said.in this 5700 square foot home you'll also find an informal dining room, along with a formal one with a wet bar. "it also has the four season, or they use it as a billiard room. that could easily be another sitting room," in the upstairs there are four bedrooms, three bathrooms, a laundry room and a bonus room. "it's really set up for entertaining and being with the family," stockberger said.while you might like the interior of the home, the exterior is one of the largest selling points. it's in a coveted central sioux fa

in the 1870s, a sioux indian chief named white cloud visited washington.e was so taken with blackburn he made him an honorary member of the sioux nation. he also gave him a sioux name and certainly an appropriate one, roaring wind of the blue bluegrass. blackburn was also generous. the reason that cartoonist clifford barryman felt the need to pen this portrait was he wanted to repay a debt to blackburn, for whom he felt he owed his entire career. one day in 1986, senator blackburn stopped by the office of barryman's uncle in versailles. he noticed there was a remarkable likeness of his friend mounted on his desk. the senator inquired as to its origin and the uncle replied it was drawn by his nephew, clifford. blackburn immediately replied, "that boy's got talent. i'm going to take him to washington and see what i can do for him ." blackburn did just that and barryman rose to national prominence. despite his generous and outgoing nature, blackburn could be quick to anger which led to some dangerous situations. never perhaps was blackburn's combustible side

sioux city to know when it will only be for the first referendum and the will be a second referendum and a third one so we have time to convince the people it's in their future interest to form this comes through he managed to share that so i did with them they just need not to refuse it so cold as to go as far as possible which is for others to close the corner trap so from. all they would out he would love to hear your thoughts on all of our stories i do get in touch by following us on social media i'll be back at the top of the hour with all the latest headlines. in the heart of the swiss alps this is a place probably more secretive than the pentagon more mysterious than the cia and better guarded than for knox swiss customs are here permanently on the site is controlled by them and they impose the opening times. opposite it is from his office the procedures in place of the strictest in all europe masterpieces by artists like pecan so and modigliani i can't boards and sold inside this warehouse that's where the report comes in that it covers up deals which are naturally discreet c

police say a man has shot and killed at least sioux people in south billiton and in southern germany two other people have been injured the gunman reportedly shot family members before would being taken into custody police believe it was a domestic dispute. a volcano forced hundreds of hawaiians to evacuate their homes as a ruptured once again residents were forced to hunker down in shelters as a kid lou up against spewing fountains of lava at last night's now geologists say more eruptions all possible though a massive is unlikely german chancellor angela merkel and russian president vladimir putin have held talks in salt should after months of tension the two leaders found some common ground over up holding the iran nuclear deal and implementing a north stream to gas pipeline which is the project which will allow russia to export more natural gas to northern europe. in iraq the political coalition led by influential shiite cleric who. has won the most seats in parliament tree elections that's according to final results released by the country's electoral commission nearly a week off

there could still be one of sioux but again there will be one sunshine with temperatures around 35 orne with temperatures around 35 or two d6. so, to sum up this weekend, it is one of those weekends where we will see a bit of a mixture of weather. some big thunderstorms around, starting off in southern england, gradually pushing north as the bank holiday weekend progresses. those downpours are going to be pretty intense. that's the weather. this is bbc world news, i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: handcuffed and charged with rape: the disgraced film producer harvey weinstein appears in court in new york. the defendant used his position, money and power to lure young women into situations where he was able to violate them sexually. exit polls suggest that ireland has voted in favour of liberalising its strict abortion laws, as prime minister leo varadkar tweets, "it's looking like we're making history." after five days of protests by striking truckers, brazil calls in the military to try to unblock the nation's roads. also on the programme, excitement builds for the champions l

so much so that he made him an honorary member of the sioux nation. he also gave him a name, roaring wind of the bluegrass. blackburn was also generous. clifford berryman commissioned this blackburn portrait because he wanted to repay a debt to him, he felt he hold him his entire career. in 1886 blackburn started by the office of his uncle and blackburn noticed a remarkable likeness of his friend mounted on his desk. the senator inquired as to its origin and the uncle said it was drawn by his nephew clifford. blackburn immediately replied that the boy has talent. i'm going to take him to washington and see what i can do for him. and blackburn did just that and berryman quickly rose to national prominence. despite is generous and outgoing nature, blackburn could be quick. blackburn almost got into a duel with another lawmaker over who should receive credit for and earmarking kentucky. this colorful combination of traits helped elect blackburn to the u.s. house in 1874. during the administration of ulysses grant which was plagued by corruption, blackbur

i have not been to sioux falls for a start. thank you very much. they remind your book is now out.aly, france, germany — what about australia ? well, it's the eurovision final this weekend, and yes there is an entry — once again — from down under. why on earth is australia part of eurovision? let's take a look... just imagine if australia was a little closer to the rest of europe. this is australia, everybody. what if, wow! now australia is a part of europe. # but don't, don't give up, because we've got love. going back to 2014, i was invited to participate being an interval act, i was invited to participate being an intervalact, and i i was invited to participate being an interval act, and i guess that officially made us involved, it opened that door. we've been watching the show forever, over more than 30 years that we have been broadcasting it. i was born right out here, a place called darwin. we really love it. we do our own eurovision parties. it is just really nice to be a part of something that is a part of the world. we have great talent. so showcasing incredible voices and

species like cud see -- cud sioux threatens our -- kudzu climbs our trees and threaten the health of the forest. it's not just the forest, but sportsmen and others who use the forest suffer. this takes a more encompassing view of the threats facing our forestland. i encourage my colleagues to support this amendment and reserve my time. the chair: the gentlelady reserves. does any member seek time in opposition? the gentlelady from new york. ms. stefanik: i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlelady yields. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentlelady from new york. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair the ayes have it. he amendment is agreed to. it is now in order to consider amendment number 20 printed in house report 115-679. for what purpose does the gentlelady from wyoming seek recognition? ms. chaney: i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 20 printed in house report 115-679, offered by ms. chaney of wyoming. the chair: pursuant to house resol

isolated thunderstorms expected from winnipeg, fargo down toward sioux falls causing delays along 94, 29 and 90. now, as we go into the weekend we're watching out for thunderstorms throughout the deep south for saturday, and this is just a warm-up for what we're expecting with the possibility of tropical moisture and a possible tropical storm that could bring gusty winds with rough surf along with localized flooding throughout the southeast, and that will continue to squirt its way to the north by sunday. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, the most common passwords. is yours on the list? >> oh, boy. >>> and first the nfl announces a new policy on kneeling during the national anthem. see how teams are reacting. >>> and a woman escapes from the trunk of a car during this apparent kidnapping. why sh >>> we're back with what's left of a church in phoenix after a powerful explosion. nobody was inside at the time and authorities say the blast was likely caused by natural gas. neighbors have now been allowed to return home. >>> the head of the nfl players union calls

after the helicopters coming in we have the jet stream fuel is and i believe them say interceptors the sioux thirty's this year carrying the king jaala the king john michel snooped hypersonic missiles unveiled by vladimir putin just recently these are missiles of flying at three kilometers a second capable of defeating any and to miss out weapons currently feels that by any country on earth including here including russia and the now traditional last slide the last line that. sprays a russian flag with the parade ground move of the red square and begin with of what you just saw as being coordinated by offices and then just a few meters trauma so obviously for operational security week on we can't show them but there are plenty of generals shia and judging by the judging by the smiles on their faces that went according to plan. now we may see my joy lee and you know we're all exciting but there's a more somber foundation here world war two was disastrous it was horrific it was in human. on the eastern front especially the front where the u.s.s.r. and the hitler's nazi right before it was an i

but to get a glimpse of what could possibly in sioux after after this, i had an interview with him anddiscontent of the rising prices. talks about greater scrutiny when it comes to investments from the chinese. thealked about how country's sister there are no strings attached. the people themselves muska jobs for the infrastructure projects. caution comingf from him. rishaad: thank you. word on the angering chairman. chairman. -- anbang we do have more details. he has been jailed for 18 years. het we haven't the moment is has been found guilty of andzzling insurance funds must repay debts. that is the story at the moment as chinang through -- anbring -- on bank bang's ex-chairman. in the next hour, how the new malaysian policies will affect movies credit rating. this is bloomberg. ♪ moody's credit rating. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ our topance get back to story -- let's get back to our surprisingthe results in malaysia. haslinda is standing by with an exclusive interview and includes -- exclusive insights. haslinda: this election has been about change. let's get some perspective. what a st

he has had this sioux view of executive authority, and he does bring politics into everything. this is the point of his tweets. it just sort of suggests that everything is a witch hunt, everything is against him, that forces are conspiring against him, in his own government. and frankly looking to figure out a way, he's been doing it for months to pit the justice department against robert mueller and the investigation. >> so julian, does this underscore the president's own executive power or even unfamiliar with the separation of powers because of the way he would demand the doj do x, y or z? >> i think he is flexing his executive powers very aggressively. he's doing it intentionally, i think he's testing the limits of how far he can go to push back against what doj is doing. and what's important is he's doing this in public, part of his effort isn't simply just to restrain doj has an institution, it's to undermine the credibility with the public at the same time so that the doj backs away from what it's doing with the president. >> house intelligence committee chairman devin n

the state finds some guy from sioux falls, south dakota, a pathologist who said that the manner of deathide. they found this person. >> kutmus stated his case to the jury. >> emily fazzino passed away as a result of an accidental drowning, and that will relate to her addiction. >> he said the only crime was that emily never received the help she needed. the defense called emily's mother to the stand to show that detox at her house was at best amateur hour. >> you have no certificate or any license. >> no, i don't. >> are you telling this jury that you know all the subtleties of withdrawal? >> absolutely not. >> kutmus tried to cast doubt on the claim that emily had gotten completely clean before she died. >> were you in denial at that time about your daughter's -- >> absolutely not. >> to drivme thapoint, the defense called witnesses who say they saw signs emily was still abusing those pain pills and alcohol in the weeks before she died. one of them was alex's mother. >> she was argumentative. agitated. and she didn't really seem to comprehend sometimes what we were talking about. >> sig

i looked like siouxsie sioux and robert smith had a baby. [ applause ] >> jimmy: really, wow. >> thanksiouxie! i walked in, and there was a girl with black hair and a clash t-shirt and high tops. and i thought what are the odds both of us are in one room? we won't be made fun of! then her sister comes out of the bathroom, slaps on a whitesnake poster and goes, are you her? i was like -- is that my roommate? she says no, that's my little sister, i'm your roommate. and then the family left and i was like oh, whitesnake, huh? so i put up my cure posters. and then the icebreaker -- and i'm sure she's a wonderful gal now. i have not kept in touch with her. her big icebreaker is we were sitting there -- because it's so weird. now going to sleep next to a stranger. and her big icebreaker was hey, you know, i live right down the street from gacy. [ laughter ] i was like, what? >> jimmy: john wayne gacy? >> yeah. john wayne gacy. i used to walk by his house. and i guess that was supposed to be like we'll be friends forever. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: melissa mccarthy is here. the movie

first time since two thousand and eight olsen came out on top in that all south korean side with the sioux on blue wings they claimed one nail home first leg when olsen have never won the competition the blue wings so i'm one is. english a second suicide at leeds united have lost the first game of their controversial tour of myanmar fans at the young football stadium were treated to a surprise when by an all star team made up of players from the domestic league military operations to force more than seven hundred thousand ringgit muslims to flee the country. i want to basketball's biggest name steph curry looks to be getting back to full form and fitness at just the right saw in his golden state warriors team into the n.b.a.'s western conference finals and insights of a third championship in four years alan grayson reports. the golden state warriors made it for western conference finals in a row as they wrapped up that playoff series with the new orleans pelicans on chiefs that the win was all say their fifteen in a row in the playoffs at times including the chicago bulls record straight f

now governor, if anyone applied in the last 20rd years, chances are they got an from sioux falls, southota. what is it about the banking law south dakota that enable this industry? it all comes back to during the years crime rate was double digits and one point was getting us -- in ting a situation where citicorp wasibank, paying more for deposits than they could charge for their card loans edit based on the new york usury laws. there were a number of states in the country, south dakota among restrictive less usury laws or no usury laws and market determine where interest rate shoulds fall. looked around the country and settled upon south dakota as place to move their division.d they packed up their credit card effort and move today to sioux falls, south dakota. and they have been in south dakota ever since. s a consequence, we ended up having well-trained work force in the credit card arena. fargo has large credit card operation in south dakota other banks of moved credit card operations to south dakota, in part originally of interest rate freedom, but mostly today no-income tax a stat

for the threat of severe thunderstorms thursday afternoon, thursday evening along i-29 near fargo, siouxhail and winds and torrential downpours and flash flooding. into saturday, everybody's about the weekend. look for thunderstorms for the tennessee valley region. lower mississippi valley region, all the way down to florida and around the great lakes region for saturday. sunday, not much of a break. as we focus on what's happening throughout the southeast, tropical moisture with the low pressure system trying to upgrade itself to becoming the big brother of a tropical storm, not quite making it, but there's still a 60% to 70% chance of that happening. a combination of travel disruptions, possibility of gusty winds along the coast. and this is going to be a problem, especially with folks dealing with sinkholes in some areas. >> yeah, we have seen a lot of those. >> so we can blame this rain that they're getting on you and a sinkhole problem in florida on you. >> all paul williams' fault, right? >> oh, so you didn't learn from the previous opportunity, obviously. >> we didn't even touch o

election, after then candidate trump called mexican immigrants racists and criminals, latino students in sioux city, iowa, reported being harassed and bullied during school hours as other students chanted trump's name in their presence. students in berkeley, california, reportedly made statements like you live in a taco bell and you will get deported to other students. the day after the election middle school students in royal oak, michigan, chanted build the wall references the president's desire to build a bolder wall. the splc reported 201 incidents of harassment and intimidation two days after the presidential election alone with anti-immigrant sentiments being the second most reported motivation. we have created a resource material to educate students, teachers, administrators and parents about anti-immigrant and anti-latino bullying and what their rights are. at this critical time maldif is prepared to provide leadership and to work to propose discrimination and hate against the latino community living in the united states. we bring cases across the country to resist the tide of anti-lat

was a friend of mine and who founded the american indian movement, he or acall me an indian, lakota siouxor russell, it doesn't matter, it matters how we treat the masses. [applause] man in barrow, alaska, said call me an eskimo because you keep mispronouncing my name. i will end with a quick story. in englandcame about because we slowly and persistently knocked on the door of people in power. we did not shout or scream. people like ian mckellen eventually got to see the prime minister. and when the queen signed the royal assent for the bill allowing a quality of marriage, he said -- she said, i couldn't mention this in 1953. it is really extraordinary, isn't it? just wonderful. and she handed over. that's a nice story and i hope it is true but it has nothing to do with political correctness. it has to do with human decency. it's that simple. [applause] rebuttals, strong opening statements. let's move into the moderated cross examination portion of and get both sides and engaging on some of the key issues here. i think what we have heard is a bit of tension. more,draw it out a bit for the

want to thank the committee for including report language highlighting the critical roll that the sioux locks play. located in my district are a single point of failure in a multibillion dollar supply chain and potential target for disruptive activities. any unscheduled outing of the locks would threaten our national security and in turn our national security. again, i thank the chairman for all his hard work on this defense authorization. i urge my colleagues to support the rule and the underlying bill. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. hastings: thank you, madam speaker. to discuss the commonsense issues we all care about but have been blocked during this yield a gress, i minute and a half to the distinguished gentleman from california, mr. lieu, a member of the foreign affairs and judiciary committees. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized. . yield a inute and a half to the lieu: the majority has employed a technique called martial law that allows them to bring up bill

sioux city on sunday, 976. as we go into next week, it stays hot.the mid-80s to low 90s. that comes with a lot of rain with that >>> overcast skies still adorning the bay area skies. in san francisco we're seeing breezy conditions. we've got a lot of that overcast because of that system that brought some light rain to parts of the bay area just yesterday. now, the current temperatures right now will be on the milder side, 54 for oakland. we are expecting to climb up into the 60s and into the 70s further inland. >>> that's your latest forecast. >> you have other news? >> we do. >> what is the big news? >> sheinelle, al and i are heading to sirius radio. >> we don't know what we will do. >> that's me on the left. dylan i have matching dresses. >> thanks for clarifying. tuesday at 1:00 p.m. what will we talk about? >> i don't know. it will go off the rails. do you remember in school, you may remember you are excited for the first day of school. you set out your clothes. that is how i feel about the sirius radio show. >> tuesday at 1:00. they will repla

strong storms through bismarck, rapid city, north platte, wichita, omaha, sioux falls and minnesota laterook for showers in the central islands of hawaii. and the flood risk continuing with alberto making its way up through the mississippi river valley. that's what's going on around the country. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> we have a nice warm day across the bay area. the wide range in temperatures. we are going to see the high in half-moon bay up to 64 degrees and 70 in san francisco. 75, oakland. 90 today in antioch and livermore. san jose, highs in the upper 80s and mid-80s for much of the north bay. cooler air tomorrow, with a stronger ocean breeze. we'll have that for a couple of days before it heats up once again just in time for the weekend. saturday, expect a high of 84 degrees. >> that's your latest weather. forget, check us out on siriusxm channel 108. today at 1:00 p.m. eastern the debut of "off the rails" with dylan dreyer, sheinelle jones, and yours truly, live, taking your calls. it's all coming in. >> be ve

the other piece of nfrastructure is the su -- i -- sioux locks. d.h.s. reported in 2016 that if the polak -- the po lock that can let the large freighters move through if anything happened to that lock within a matter of weeks the entire u.s. economy would go into recession. you would have production facilities, shut -- factories, auto parts would have difficulty being constructed. so it's certainly fits the definition of critical infrastructure in no uncertain terms. we had president trump in our state recently. who said -- made a statement that we're going to fix the sue locks and construct the additional lock we've been looking for for some time. can you give us an update on that? >> sure. what we've done is -- at d.h.s. is look at the modeling. it's a concentrated point of dependency and someit is a concf dependency. some might argue it is a critical point of failure. we are doing the modeling and working with our counterparts at the white house to make sure we understand the consequences. it is critical infrastructure. we are continuing that volunta

james: it could be sioux falls or rapid city.borah: where one of the places where we had an emergency landing. wasto go where the plane being repaired. james: i think we will take the blur as a good sign of the many places where this could be. host: beth in massachusetts. go ahead. caller: hello, i cannot wait to read your book. i am in my 70's. when i graduated from college in 1966, all my friends were going to europe and my father said he cannot go to europe until you see this country. so for almost three months, i traveled around the country at a time that is very different from now. there was a lot of racial separation, just very different. it was a fabulous experience. since than i have been to all the continents. i still work in my 70's to support this expensive habit of traveling, but the thing that is bother me so much that when people do not travel, there is so much fear. i just came back from two weeks in greece. the biggest thing that was bothering me was that people were afraid of the united states. all they hear abou

ryan in sioux city, iowa. welcome to the conversation with david baldacci. >> caller: my question is about the man's condition. you said it started because of his injury and the public is his perfect recall was that before or is the perfect recall triggered by things that happened after his double injury question. >> guest: great? the answer to that is different for different people. with amos decker it can be before the injury occurred to him. we all have memories of things that happen to us from day one moving up and sometimes our memories don't come back out but what's fascinating about his condition is that in 2018 we know little about how the brain works. we just don't. it's almost like traumatic brain injury unlocked what was in his head all along and if you want to think about his bandwidth went from normal to like a gazillion and he was able to access the information and it's only been in there but he never able to access it before. his ram went up significantly if you want to talk about it on the comp

brian is in sioux city, iowa. welcome to the conversation. >> good morning. my questions about his memory condition. you said it's about an injury from something in football. can he recall things before the before that or is it triggered by things after the entry. >> is different for different people. with amos it can be before the injury occurred. we all have memories of things that happen to us from day one. but sometimes our memories aren't there with bringing that out. what fascinates me is that in 2018 we know very little about how the brain works. it's almost like this brain injury unlock the brain injuries that were there all along. his bandwidth went from normal to a gazillion. the information had always been there but he just never access it before. but going forward everything that he sees hugo remember exactly cc it hears it. sometimes people lie to him. but he will remember the lie. he remembers exactly what someone says. so over time he might understand that that might not be true. >> and all of the books that i've read their sizes state and loca

after then candidate trump called mexican immigrants racist and criminals, latina students in sioux city, iowa, recorded the arrest and bullied during school hours as others chanted trump's name in the present. students at the rosa roosevelt elementary school in california reported statements like, reporting that status like you live and a taco bell and you'll get deported, two other students. the day after the election middle school students and royal oaks michigan chanted build the wall. bringing several latina students to tears here to 101 incident of harassment and intimidation two days after the presidential election alone with and the immigrant sentiment being the second most reported motivation. maldef has great resource but due to educate students, teachers, ministers and parents about anti-immigrant and anti-latino bullying and what their rights are. at this time maldef is prepared to provide leadership and to work to oppose discrimination and hate against the latino community living in the united states. we bring cases across the country to resist the tide of anti-latino anti-l

brian is in sioux city iowa. welcome to the conversation with david baldacci. >> caller: good morning. my question is about his memory condition that you set start because of injuries suffered in football. this is perfect recall something we can recall things before the entry perfectly or is the perfect recall only triggered by things happen after thoughtful entry? >> guest: a great question and the answer is it's different for different people. with amos decker it can be before the injury occurred to him. we all have memories of things that happen to us from day one moving up, but sometimes our memory is nothing good about bringing it back out but it is a summa. what fasted me is in 2018 -- fascinated me. we don't know how the brain works. it's almost like traumatic brain injury unlock the memories that were in his had all along. it's almost like you want to think that come as bandwidth went from normal to like a gazillion all the information. house was been in there but never able to access before. his ramp wen