demonstrator questioning america's resolve in the war might receive a surprising answer from a group of sioux city. pulling dimes and nickels, they read billboards and submitted petitions for a new postage stamp honoring the servicemen. now a reality the stamp soon , goes on sale. first customer, the white house. the month of july was running out, and on the 29th, so it appeared, was the influence, power, and economy of great britain. been struck by the worst financial crisis, and finding policies in vietnam, finding her military commitments in the far east and in germany economically personallygland and prime minister wilson, was nonetheless welcomed as an old friend. the meeting was a short one by anyone's standards, which only furthered the evidence that ties continued to be strong and the dialogues fruitful. through her prime minister, great britain confirmed her atlantic loyalties and the pacific ones as well and vowed that the british economy would be strengthened. lyndon johnson: you and i have many things in common, mr. prime minister. one of course is politics and election results. includ

. >> my name is ryan moore, my south sioux city.my family began our friendship with hillary over 20 years ago. back then, she was first lady fighting for healthcare reform. as a person with a rare form of dwarfism, my family knew that my life would be filled with surgeries and hospital visits. so we were grateful when hillary asked to hear our story. for me, quality, affordable healthcare was more than a privilege and even more than a right. it was an absolute necessity. i'm thankful that she has kept up the fight over the years and i'm honored to call her my friend. here is what i can tell you from my years knowing hillary clinton. she is compassionate. every time i see hillary, she remembers meaningful details about my life, sometimes from years earlier. when i first met her, i was 7 years old and wearing a back bra brace. two years later when i saw her again, she patted my back and said you don't have a back brace anymore. i could not believe that she remembered that. a lot of people wouldn't have. a lot of people wouldn't have,

we'll get new thunderstorms forming in south dakota from rapid city to sioux falls. where the greatest wind damage threat is. and then we'll send it through iowa, possibly kansas city and st. louis late today into tonight. so, we have the severe storms, and then how about the heat that's building and heading for the east? it's going to feel like 106 in little rock. dallas 107. it's kind of how it should be this time of year but the heat's really moving to the east. philadelphia heat advisory, 94 today. charleston, 97. if you add some of the humidity into the east it will get worse as we head towards friday. thursday, 94 in new york city. so a heat wave will be developing in new york. it ends on sunday in most areas, and that will be the same case there around philadelphia. so we've got the heat, and we're going to have more afternoon thunderstorms. typical summertime weather. >> hot and sticky weather. thank you bill in >> a 19-year-old ohio man sits in jail on $2 million bond all because of a popular snack. listen to this. according to prosecutors the man ate too muc

rapid city to sioux fallsfalls. these thunderstorms should dive down toward st. louis late tonight.ry warm in the middle of the country. not as humid for the east coast. significant heat heading up to boston today. 90. thursday, very warm through the mid-atlantic region. this time of year, betty, you're a texas girl >> it's ac weather. >> this is easy. wait until it gets to 115. that's when it's really tough. >>> now for some erpt tanment news. ♪ i'll tell you what i want what i really really want i want to really really really want to zig a zig ah ♪ >>> a new campaign video is asking you what you really want for girls and women. just love that song, right? with a little help from a spice girls favorite, the movement calls for phew female input in women's issues. >>> captain america is turning 75 a. marvel is planning a 13-foot bronze statue to be placed in brooklyn's prospect park. it will be unveiled at unity party. the rapper endorsed hillary clinton back in may. martin short and maya rudolph did their best impressions for jerry seinfeld last night. >> you went from the number on

from aberdeen to rapid city, sioux falls to north platte.storms along with large hail. in addition to that we still have big time heat from coast to host. as it warms, when you see red, looking for 100 degree weather on the east coast and throughout the center of the country. >> paul, thank you. i don't know if i want to say thank you for that, but thank you, i suppose. coming up, the extreme heat across much of the country could ignite a hidden time bomb inside your home, your garage, or even your shed. the common household products that when exposed to extreme heat can ignite and even turn explosive. we'll tell you what you need to know to keep your family safe this summer. >> the drama that played out last night on the bachelorette. who got the boot and who is left standing? our analyst is here in the skinny. you're watching "world news now." is here in the skinny. you're watching "world news now." >>> world news now weather brought to you by resolve. looking a bit grubby i use resolve carpet foam. spray the area. work the foam into the c

huron is a small city of 13,000 residents, halfway between sioux falls and the state capitol, pierre. more than 40 turkey farms supply the plant, which distributes meat all over the u.s. it runs like an auto factory assembly line, with about 1,000 workers processing 20,000 turkeys a day. that adds up to 200 million pounds of meat a year. and no one is faster with his blade than nyo maung. >> he cuts tails off the turkeys with a wizard knife. >> reporter: mark "smokey" heuston is the company's human resources director. the foreman was saying that they've actually noticed when he's on vacation, the productivity levels go down, the yields go down. >> that's correct. >> reporter: on average, floor workers like nyo maung, make around $13 an hour. since the plant opened in 2005, it's been a constant struggle to find and retain enough people from south dakota willing to work in meatpacking. immigrants help fill the gap. >> we're able to keep our turnover down to the 15-20% a year range, which is four or five times less than the national average for the meatpacking plants. >> reporter: like n

from aberdeen to rapid city, sioux falls to north platte, we're highlighting this because we're expectingmile-per-hour winds with super-cell thunderstorms along with large hail. in addition to that, we still have big-time heat from coast to coast. watch as this continues to warm up. wherever you see red as it begins to form quickly, looking for 100-degree weather on the east coast and the center of the country. diane, kendis? >> paul. thank you. i don't know if i want to say thank you for that. thank you, i suppose, paul. >>> coming up, the extreme heat across the country could ignite a hidden time bomb inside your home, your garage, or even your shed. the common household products that when exposed to extreme heat can ignite and even turn explosive. we'll tell you what you need to know to keep your family safe this summer. >>> the high drama that played out last night on "the bachelorette." who got the boot, and who's left standing? our analyst is here in "the skinny." you're watching "world news now." >>> "world news now" weather brought to you by resolve. >>> "world news now" weather b

kasuth connections, sioux land cares, the iowa alliance for drug-endangered children, community resources united to stop heroin of eastern iowa, the dubuque chapter of the quad cities harms reduction, which kim brown leads, and many more. the national fraternal order of police wrote in support of the conference report as well. the fraternal order of police explained that -- quote -- "law enforcement officers are almost always the first on the scene, even before the paramedicsmedics arrive. in these life-and-death situations, our officers are not looking to make an arrest but to save a life. many states and jurisdictions have successfully whipped their officers with -- equipped their officers with naloxone, trained them to sec the simple. -- to recognize the symptoms of an overdose and administer on the scene. we" -- meaning the federal order of police -- "believe that the final conference report on s. 524 will help expand the use of naloxone and give us one more tool to reduce the deaths prosecute this epidemic." end of quote. it isn't every day that we can say that legislation we pass could save lives, at least help save lives. but this is one of those times. i wa