as the mayor of south bend, here you are getting a giant novelty check for the roads of south bend. $670,000giving out the giant novelty check for $19.5 million. in new hampshire. i mean, talk to me about the big novelty check. this seems like a pretty small check for $19.5 million. shouldn't the size of the check reflect the size of the amount? if you get into billions, you need, like, a flatbed truck to bring the check? >> secretary buttigieg: i guess, yeah. it would be harder to fit it on a plane that way, though. you know, i think it is important not to be too subtle about the message. because i think sometimes folks forget what government is doing for them if we fail to make it clear. of course it's not just about the check. it's about the results. the project we are doing there in new hampshire for example, is going to help them in a very blue-collar town that hasn't gotten the attention that it's needed for their downtown streets. we're going to help them transform the economic opportunities of that community with funding that's going to go to redoing their streetscapes, and they have

major, a rated by the south bend is in fact now people can realize what the face of the power was bluetooth spot, well, which is a survey to use. that's why just i'm sure that's cause interruptions, especially right. the depot, the boat and the put into the routing. he leads with step 3 comes to the or due to to him. i think that we should take these as a point of defeats not cross as i could be. and if you would show him the ukrainian, the country off of a city of woods h. okay. wow. them pretty goes on stuff is in the beginning, the heads of you. okay, absolutely. having a bit of sound challenges. sorry. if i interrupt you from time to time about to put in is not known to tolerates defense rights. you yourself have to lever asked yeah . after criticizing his invasion of ukraine, what do you think could happen to precaution now? to uh, we're gonna go look for give him this never, never, never, just put just submitted to for 23 years, which was the basis. so he has room. now just for them questions and people understand that there is no stability to and that that's why just put you in to ma

at the world looks or diversifies global spike change, india is looking to plug in south bend.ese conversations. he's also addressing the joint session of the us congress, the first time in indian prime minister would've done it on two occasions. the us has a red carpet welcome for prime minister modi, despite india not openly criticise russia for its war in ukraine. russia remains india's oldest ally and also the largest arms supplier. on this trip the us is looking for ways it in which you can ween india away towards its side and that's why in this context a potential deal with general electric overjet engine technology to enhance defence becomes all the more significant. when it comes to trade, and it stood at $191 billionjust year and india is largest part of the both countries will be looking to build on that by ironing out existing differences over tariffs on some commodities with up to round up the trip prime minister modi will also be meeting members of the four point or million strong american community. the us federal trade _ american community. the us federal trade c

. >>> an abortion clinic in south bend, indian a is closing last soeeptember, a judge block indiana'sns. >>> columbia university has announced undergraduate schools will no longer participate in the u.s. news and world reports college rankings it is the first university to stop providing information to the guide. it has become concerned by the outsized influence the rankings played in the undergrad admissions process, adding that much is lost in the approach it comes after the school dropped from 2 to 18 in the rankings in september. another prestigious schoolboy co school boycotted the list. >>> cuba gooding settled a lawsuit and insisted that the encounter was consensual jury selection did not begin as planned for the lawsuit which was seeking $6 million in damages. gooding's attorneys told the press that the case has been resolved >>> in his historic testimony, prince harry accused british tabloids of having, quote, blood on their hands they are sued over alleged phone hacking. mirror group newspapers denies using illegal methods. the dukee duke o of succssexssed media responsible

meanwhile, as mayor of south bend pete buttigieg presided over a 75% rise in crime, including recorduld have been even more drive by shootings if it weren't for ought the potholes. the streets had more gaping wounds than sonny corleone at a toll booth. big god father fans out there. not many apparently. but all biden cared about was that the guy married a dude and the new job would be his honeymoon. what could go wrong, right? huh? no wonder the nation's tarmacs are a mess and no one seems to care, and did the teachers union force the kids to stay closed and your kids can't read or write at grade sflefl then why not give randy wine garden a gig at the safety board. she has no security background but then again her face alone could scare off the wagner group. but you see a trend, don't you? it's as plain as the bolts in john fetterman's neck. i know. when the rest of us fail, something admittedly i know very little about, we take our lumps and we walk away. but when the left chosen ones flunk and, boy, do they of the, their careers defy georgiaity like jerry nadler's pants. look at th

kumasi: pumping the brakes, the campaign some south bend residents are pushing you have safer streets. reggie: sf pride's human rights summit, their strategy to fight for freedom. drew: it is cloudy from our exploratorium camera. get ready for a cool afternoon. temperatures five to 50 degrees below average for this time of the year. we will take a closer look at these highs and when the cloud cover breaks d you didn't choose your hairline. hot flashes, the flu, or that thing when your knee just gives out for no reason. you didn't choose your bad back or this. or... that. you didn't choose depression, melanoma, or lactose intolerance. but with kaiser permanente you can choose your doctor who works with other best-in-class specialists to care for all that is you. kumasi: don't be alarmed if you see smoke coming from an east bay park. the district is doing prescribed burns at the shoreline. there is a training exercise for firefighters. burns will be happening also tomorrow. drew: 6:10 this morning. we have low pressure off of our coastline. it enhances our marine layer, seeing all that

it is south bend 80 four industrial, speeds -- southbound 880 before industrial.san rafael, looking live at 101 no problems to report. bay bridge toll plaza metering lights are on and the crash that was on westbound 80 at 5th street has cleared. overall view of the map, we do not have too many slow spots. kumasi: we are hearing from a marin county woman who caught a bear on camera in her yard. she lives in whole thing unfolded while she was talking to her daughter before bed. she says her daughter had been having nightmares about bears. >> i was telling her there are not bearers, there are no big animals like that around here, she does not have to be worried. my phone things -- look at my camera and there is a bear. i could not understand what was happening. kumasi: authorities but no one believed her. the bear has not been seen since. officials advise residents to make sure they are not leaving garbage or food outside the house. amanda: the little girl who cried bear. san mateo county will begin construction to revamp a beach. the county bought the once private b

business being transportation secretary in the first place because he couldn't fix a pothole in south bendcnn that said bad stuff about -- elizabeth: okay, a woman, not just a girl. [laughter] got it. joe concha, it's good to see you. you'll come back. much more copping -- coming up next on "the evening edit." ♪ allergies don't have to be scary. (screaming) defeat allergy headaches fast with new flonase headache and allergy relief! two pills relieve allergy headache pain? and the congestion that causes it! flonase headache and allergy relief. psst! psst! all good! do you shop for vitamins at walmart? force factor products powerfully improve your health, but they're also delicious, easy to use, and affordable. that's why force factor is now the number one best selling herbs and supplements brand at walmart. unleash your potential with force factor at walmart. liz: issues are piling up atpree 202024 recent attacking boaters and help of the democratic voters say that he is too old to run again and those concerns are not frivolous as nancy pelosi is trying to claim and plus senators are callin

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veteran jj gorman, her father's photograph, which had been sent during the war from indianapolis to south bend while he was serving with the 86th indiana infantry. it had been in the dead letter office exhibit for 35 years, a newspaper reporter who came to see this exhibit said there is a melancholy collection from the dead letter office, including two cases of photographs of soldiers which were sent and miscarried during the civil war. looking at them, i thought, how young were most of the faces? so these fears offered some new success stories. but several decades past the war, of course, you can imagine that the success stories become fewer and fewer and fewer. in 1911, the dead letter office museum closed of the album of r photographs, lingers in the dead letter office for while, and it was st available for sort of infrequent observers to come and at it. but by the 1930s it was placed inragend in the 1940s embroil in world war two, the government decides to free up storage space at the post office building, and the album was divided and sold in 1948. it was a collector bought of ten of the

and it has been right down at the surface, talk to any friends in green bay, milwaukee, chicago, south bendng the worst air quality days they ever had, smells like smoke in the air. the air quality is very unhealthy for all age groups, not just people that are sensitive, for anyone. as we take this through tomorrow, the smoke things out a little bit, disperses, but cincinnati, through north carolina, even washington, d.c., that smoke in the midwest will head to the east coast and it will not be as bad as a couple of weeks ago. but another big event and, chris, this is from the same exact fires in quebec that brought the smoke to new york. still burning like crazy, the wind blows the wrong way, that smoke heads your way. >> bill karins, appreciate that, bill, thank you. >>> up next, the wagner group's rebellion was short lived. but is this the beginning of the end for vladimir putin? and his war in ukraine? we're live in ukraine where the battlefield is reshuffling. in battlefield is reshuffling from big cities, to small towns, and on main streets across the us, you'll find pnc bank. helping

the size of miami, 440 population, south bend, a little bit more than 100,000. when you're looking at suarez's candidacy and the threat it may pose to donald trump. there's been no statement from donald trump's campaign. the super pac that is aligned with donald trump, the head of it put out a tweet saying why is he running. it's not quite clear. i think the most national recognition that he's got to date was back in march of 2020 when he was one of the first elected officials around the country that got covid. that's when, i think, the national population became more familiar with him. in terms of his biggest challenge here over the next few months, it's going to be getting on the debate stage. he's got to find 45,000 americans to donate to his campaign to get on the debate stage with donald trump. >> most voters don't know who suarez is but they will tonight because he's going to the reagan library. a place that's very familiar for people who want to run for president. >> i have been there myself. >> one chance to make a first impression. how does he take adva

or milwaukee to south bend or austin to houston. but even if the threat is over and it's not at all clear that saturday's turn around was, in fact, the end, what did the flash of descent do to russia itself, not the government or security services but the people. what message did russians get over the weekend? what did they see when yevgeny prigozhin's tanks move toward the capital? what did they feel when his troops reportedly shot down several russian helicopters? that's according to ukraine's air force. what did they hear when vladimir putin called prigozhin a traitor and compared his threat to 1917. we're going to ask masha gessen of the new york. the russia public saw something extraordinary, a choice, it will something that changes russia even if it doesn't alter putin's control in the short term. let's get our reporting and the news from russian tv that vladimir putin will speak tonight. joining me now from moscow is nbc news chief international correspondent keir simmons. so keir, this news that he's going to speak, it's 10:

addition right now with the michigan city area in order to speed up the rail line service between south bend and chicago. one of the things that i'm concerned about is if amtrak were to, you know, assert authority and come in on that line, what i'd like to know from you and my real question is -- would you commit to working with the south shore to ensure that it would not face any undo scheduling or burden costs should you come in and use that line? mr. gardner: thank you for the question, congressman. and you're right. we are looking at a variety of options. no decision is made yet on how we improve our service from chicago south to the lake. it's vital to our service to michigan. vital for the long-distance trains. vital for the number of trains we hope in the future can operate in the midwest. the south shore route is one potential route. as you said, it's recently double tracked. gone through comprehensive upgrading. is a great passenger-controlled route. we ran into significant problems on the freight lines that's parallel to the south shore and impact on time performance. we work coope

shery: former south bend ceo is targeting half a billion dollars for his new latin america focused vcon in commitment so far. 440 million in commitment so far. he told us more about that latin american landscape. >> there are so many latin american founders who come to harvard and then they go back and rather than become -- for the united states they take the knowledge back to latin america and most of the stories you see so far, a lot of those founders were u.s. educated, then they go back to live in america without entrepreneurial mindset. and that has given life to a booming entrepreneur system in sao paulo, mexico city and columbia because now there are huge stories of success. you have one of the best food delivery companies in the planet. you have new bank that immigrated to still in the one that makes money on the worn -- the one that is worth tens of billions of dollars. now you have the multibillion-dollar marketplace that continues to grow. so today there's enough stories of success that have created entrepreneurial ecosystems that are starting a new company. so i think what

i can tell you living in south bend, we don't have quite the quite selection of restaurants not as many oligarchs. and a few that we have now work in the department of transportation. the oligarchs or. the few have the advantages of leisure, of education, of refinement and of high culture. these are the things that are rightly admired among the aristocrats of old are even among the oligarchs. i just passed the blain mansion downtown on circle and i'm glad that it exists. if i'm not likely to be able to buy it for what, million dollars? on the other hand, the many the people looking yuji reflects kinds of virtues, their ordinary virtues. these are people who tend to be close to the earth. they do. they know the work of hands. they often are do do things themselves, fix their own cars plant, their own crops. they know how to make an electric circuit close. they understand the reality of limits, a world of limitation. you have to have a budget and you have to live within it. they understand often that we can't do it on our own. people have money sometimes think they can do it on their own.

what we found on streets like valencia or south bend this, or -- south van nass, is a street with one lane in each direction plus a term pocket can move just as much traffic as a street with two lanes in each direction. left turning vehicles mean the two lanes of traffic are never really available for through traffic. these road diets that we do have been tremendously effective for improving safety outcomes for all road users, without exacerbating traffic. they do make all cars slow down to the speed of the most prudent driver. this week we are getting started in partnership with the department of public works on work to restripe all of evans between third and cesar chavez, and as part of this work will be collecting a lot of data, talking to industrial users in the industrial district and talking to folks in the bayview commercial district and in the mission about how it is working. we will make some adjustments along the way and if it is successful, then we will start another project that is more capital-intensive to make it permanent. if it is not successful, we will turn it back t

what we found on streets like valencia or south bend this, or -- south van nass, is a street with one lane in each direction plus a term pocket can move just as much traffic as a street with two lanes in each direction. left turning vehicles mean the two lanes of traffic are never really available for through traffic. these road diets that we do have been tremendously effective for improving safety outcomes for all road users, without exacerbating traffic. they do make all cars slow down to the speed of the most prudent driver. this week we are getting started in partnership with the department of public works on work to restripe all of evans between third and cesar chavez, and as part of this work will be collecting a lot of data, talking to industrial users in the industrial district and talking to folks in the bayview commercial district and in the mission about how it is working. we will make some adjustments along the way and if it is successful, then we will start another project that is more capital-intensive to make it permanent. if it is not successful, we will turn it back t

it is going to a double track in the michigan city area in order to speed up the service between south bend and chicago. one of the things i am concerned about if amtrak were to assert authority and come in on that line, my real question is would you commit to working with the south shore to ensure that it would not face any undue scheduling or burden costs should you come in and use that line? >> thank you for the question, congressman. we are looking at a variety of options and no decisions how we improve our service. this is vital. and vital for the number of trains that we hope can operate in the midwest. the south shore route one potential route as you said is double tracks and comes through comprehensive upgrading and we have run into problems in the freight lines that are parallel to the south shore and impacts performance. we would do so cooperatively with the south shore and our conversations have been about looking to see if there is an opportunity for partnership. the frequency is relatively low. we have 24 trains an hour on the two-track in the northeast. there is lots of capaci

more than 70 kilometres an hour around a tight bendin kilometres an hour around a tight bend in sand lands in souths me now-— joins me now. and us up to date lease. joins me now. and us up to date please- we _ joins me now. and us up to date please. we remember _ joins me now. and us up to date please. we remember the - joins me now. and us up to date | please. we remember the horrific scenes from nearly seven years ago from november 2016. scenes from nearly seven years ago from november2016. it scenes from nearly seven years ago from november 2016. it is important to sate the charge in this case that mr doris was convicted of was under health and safety legislation. he approached the club on sunday lance at 70 miles an hour when a 20 kilometre per hour speed limit was undisputed but the case was whether he failed to take reasonable care of his passengers. transport for london and the travel operator also pleaded guilty to the health and safety offences. the recent mr doris says he was not guilty, his plea was based on the fact he said the crash happened for reasons out of his control. namely there

south, another confirmed tornado destroying this home in shoals, indiana. a man inside was killed, his wife airlifted to the hospital. in metro atlanta, high winds bending light poles. one man was killed by a falling tree. and east of little rock, arkansas, a mother and son killed when a tree crushed their mobile home. lightning exploding transformers. and striking this american eagle jet on the tarmac at little rock's airport. no one was hurt. and in texas's big bend national park, tragedy as a 14-year-old boy overcome in 119-degree heat while on a hike with his brother and stepfather. the boy did not survive and the stepfather was killed in a car accident while racing to get help. and david, here at laguardia airport, the storms are causing big problems on one of the busiest weeks of the year. more than 1,600 flights have already been canceled and the faa is warning of groundstops and delays through tonight. david? >> david: mona, thank you. let's get to ginger zee, tracking it all tonight. >> reporter: hey there, david. more than 90 severe storm reports so far tonight. we have severe thunderstorm watches that extend all the way to south carolina. rig

south carolina peach council and is executive board member of the ag council. he and his wife moved to bridge a spring in 1995, lori, they farmed there ever since dry bend to their farm and get the best peaches in the world, so thanks. >> we are going to have a peach competition before this is all over. >> that is saying something about south carolina. >> thank you, senator graham. i'll lay out the mechanics of the process. five-minute opening statements, five-minute questions by each individual senator. we kick it off with the oath and ask each witness to please stand and raise their right hand. [witnesses were sworn in] >> let the record reflect the witnesses have answered in the affirmative. ms. torres, you are first. >> chairman bergman, ranking member graham, ranking democrats and distinguish members of the committee, i want to thank you for this opportunity to testify. my name is diana torres and in the ceo of the ufw foundation basin comfort in serving farmworker families around the country. behind me are farm workers and children farm workers who have worked in the fields. take jack you begin picking blueberries at age 14. our nation's food supply relies

south of the denver area up towards washington, d.c. state a couple thunderstorm warnings in effect for the panhandle of texas in towards oklahoma and that severe storm risk continues from the big bendp towards the rockies, again today. with hail, damaging winds, tornadoes likely and also levy rainfall causing the potential for flash flooding. look at that map. we have rain and thunderstorms in the forecast extending from the gulf coast from florida up towards the mid-atlantic and the northeast this weekend. there's tropical storm bret moving through the lesser antilles coming out of the caribbean and broke a record for june. tropical storms east of the lesser antilles, that has never happened. named storms. this is bret. it will weaken over the weekend then the record highs in texas continue. all-time record highs for parts of texas and that temperature outlook as we go through the next week or so. very likely warmer. so all of those stories being covered for you on fox weather.com. we will continue to keep you up to date but certainly a throat talk about as we head into the weekend. all right, ainsley, over to you. i'm sorry, carley. >> carley: that's okay. thank you, janice. the