this family drove from south dakota. >> nice nine hour drive across minnesota, wisconsin. you can't beat. nice to be here. >> reporter: their favorite player, jason peters. long drive paid off for the big guy signed autographs. >> eagles! >> everywhere you turn a great story like the goldstein brothers traveling down to see his brother. >> i don't get to do so him much and great to have the experience. >> we drove from milwaukee yesterday and now here today. it's been great. >> the eagles lose. you got to trust the process. we are going to see you next week, thursday, 6:00 p.m. the bird take on the bills. week two of the preseason. maybe we get a win. for now live at lambeau field in green bay, wisconsin, keith

he releases the washington and the south dakota. trainingfrom naval centers, he helped install a hardware on the ships, he wrote the first manual that had not even yet been distributed to deflate. in route to the south pacific, the kentucky rifleman -- a champion fiscal sugar, master of every gun from a 45 caliber to a 16 inch, he is the manual to command for a fight like this. night, willis lee sallies his flash of in the south dakota. japanese, the psychological route that was guadalcanal was complete from the japanese point of view. it won't be until the end of 1944 that japanese battleships come forward and engage american forces in any meaningful way. this campaign was crushing for the japanese. there was one final battle that was fought for the japanese to see some major combat. part of me probably wondered if i could sustain the interest. yet another midnight slugfest. it was frustrating because after of november night 15, you wanted to be in!. we'll get that, we get another abject u.s. defeat. we have u.s. cruisers under com

enterprise, two battle ships, the washington and the south dakota. the old pearl harbor battle ships are not here, the not here is fuel. admiral nimitz did not have the uel storage to operate his carriers and his old battle ships simultaneously on the south pacific. the cruisers, destroyers, and carrier's game until the faster battle came into theater. pacific, a the south kentucky rifleman, a champion olympic ooter, an medalist, master of every gun, the man you want in command and for a like this ships take take these two into harm's way. leads forth with he washington and south dakota and makes short work of that last japanese battle ship. japanese hat, the psychological if not material complete from, is the japanese point of view. they've lost two battle ships in range fist ose fighting range against an squadron and never again. remember, this is 1942. end of be until the 1944 that japanese battle ships come forward and engage american forces in a meaningful way. think that the psychological effect of this campaign was crushing for the japanese. o

. >> reporter: avera institute for human genetics in sioux falls, south dakota, is among those at the cutting edge of pharmacogenomics, looking at how genetics influence the way we process medications. >> we'll hone in and look at the medications. maybe it's four to six that are more effective to you. >> reporter: the test costs $179 and is often covered by insurance. >> one anti-depressants -- >> reporter: sarah found her genetics made her overly sensitive to many of the newer medications, so dr. stanley prescribed an older class of anti-depressants and experimented with lower doses. >> it gave me hope. it gave me the will to keep fighting. >> reporter: in depression patients, that can be lifesaving. finally, sarah found the right combination and is now the mom she wants to be. >> come on, buddy. >> reporter: thanks to a new field of medicine with a very personal touch. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, sioux falls, south dakota. >>> and there's more to tell you about here tonight. coming up next, the emotional return of something lost but found again for eight of our nation's veterans. >>

between 6th street and south dakota avenue northeast. of the fires that we're talking about this morning. so if you're if that local area, you -- in that local area you might have some trouble getting out of the neighborhood this morning. also 95 southbound you see the delays here. an accident between dale boulevard and route 234. mike and jan still seeing the delays. >> okay. >>> the twists and turns of james comey's life will soon end up on your tablet perhaps. the former fbi director has a book deal. you can learn about leadership and decision making. 's situations in american government over the past two decades. the book is snot going to be out -- not going to be out until next spring. >>> a woman and her two children are in the car and they had to be rescued after they got tangled in some power lines in sufficient field, c -- suffield, connecticut. police say the car traveled up the support pole and they got stuck. even is just fine. >>> -- everyone is just fine. >>> imagine being stuck side down for -- upside down for 40 mine. ima

thomas moore high school in rapid city, south dakota is here the students won third-place prize of $750 for their documentary on racial in america. about five hours east in sioux south dakota, students received a third-place prize of 750 for documentary on the classmate won nd honorable mention and prize of documentary on marijuana. middle homas a. edison school, several students won for a a student won documentary on national debt. won for their documentary on terrorism. students also received honorable mention for warming.ry on global thank you to all the students 2017 ook part in our student cam documentary competition. to atch the videos go student cam.org, and student cam 018 starts with the theme constitution and you, student any provision of the u.s. constitution and why the provision is important. >> "washington journal" continues. host: on social media, post your thoughts on open phones at facebook.com/cspan. republicans, 202-748-8000. democrats,

almost about to die. >> reporter: it happened july 11th on south dakota avenue. a large dump truck from the ft. myer construction company runs over a woman as she's trying to cross the street. the victim, 23-year-old bianca butler. she's still in she's gone through eight operations. she is still unable to walk. she will never forget that day. >> he dragged me almost to my death. >> reporter: it took some time, but we finally got the police report on this crash. it says the dump truck was trying to make a right hand turn on to south dakota avenue. that bianca was trying to cross the street here, that the dump truck's right front tire rolled over her legs and then dragged her three, six, nine, 12, 18, 21, dragged her 67 feet until the driver heard her screams and brought that truck to a stop way over here. according to the police report, investigators determined that the driver failed to yield right away to the pedestrian. that 62-year-old 62-year-old ismael alvarez. and at the time, he was awaiting trial for a hit and run two years ago. in that case, it's alleged

thomas moore high school in south dakota is were audrey, grace, and carolyn won the third place prize of seven or $50 for the documentary on racial inequality in america. about five hours east, caleb miller and patrick henry middle school received a third-place price of seven or $50 for his documentary on the national debt. this classmate one honorable mention for his documentary on marijuana. a thomas edison middle school a number one, sarah won her documentary on the national debt. joe, brady collins, john baker one for the documentary and terrorism. . . good afternoon and welcome to the new nixon library. library. i am president of the richard nixon foundation. we are honored to have so many council members here today

thomas moore high school in rapid city, south dakota, is where audrey cope, grace wittenberg and carolyn -- won the third place prize of $750 for their documentary on racial inequality in america. in sioux falls, south dakota, seventh grader caleb miller at patrick henry middle school received a third place prize of $750 for his documentary on the national debt. and classmate aidan alvine won honorable mention and a prize of $250 for his documentary on marijuana. a number of students won honorable mentions and $a 250 per grape. sarah won or her documentary on the national debt. joe, brady and sean baker won for their documentary on terrorism. and lauren, nia and haley also received honorable mentions for their documentary on global warming. thank you to all the students who took part in our 2017 student cam documentary competition. to watch any of the videos, go to studentcam.org. and student cam 2018 starts in september with the theme, the constitution and you. we're asking students to choose any provision of the u.s. constitution and create a video illustrating why the provision is imp

in sioux falls, south dakota, seventh grader received a third-place prize of $750 for his documentarye national debt. and another student won alamo group mentioned -- and another student won honorable mention on his documentary. and a number of students won honorable mentions. documentary -- sarah won for her documentary on the national debt. and three other students received honorable mentions for their documentary on global warming. thank you to all the students who took part in our 2017 student camera documentary a petition. visitch the videos, studentcam.org. >> c-span, where history unfold daily. was created as a public service by america's cable companies, and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> up next on american history tv, from the national constitution center in inladelphia, john, editor chief, discusses his new book "washington's farewell." in conversation with the constitution's scholarship, he argues president washington more future generations about the dangers of hyper partisanship, excessive debt, and war of words. this is about one hour. >

you know, i am from south dakota and we've got the same challenges everybody else does when it comeso water and water systems. we've got nine separate native american tribes and reservations they are. water quality is critical they are. yet they are in rural areas and we still struggle to provide high-quality water there and we've got a couple projects because rural water systems here sounds a lot like what she'd been lucky not in arkansas in terms of well water is so forth. our particular case the missouri river with great high-quality water and they've got an efficient way if we can get it to locations. i agree it is very important. we have seen the ability of states when they have the resources to coordinate with rural water systems and provide individuals and local areas who want to improve the quality of life the opportunity to do so. we are sitting right now in a time in which we've got low interest rate, long-term low interest rates and is probably a real opportunity to look at the ability to bring assets together and extend in a long-term payback. the opportunity to invest in

. >> reporter: it happened july 11 on south dakota avenue and 33rd street northeast. the dump drum from ft. myer construction. police say that the dump truck was trying to make a right hand turn here, but to cross the street, that the front wheefl of the truck ran over her legs and dragged her 67 feet down the street before the driver heard her screams and brought that truck to a stop. did he talk to you after this happened? >> all he said is i'm so sorry about what happened. i said that's all you got to say? i can't walk because of you. >> reporter: according to the police report, investigators determined that the truck driver failed to yield. the driver of the truck identified as 62-year-old ismael allege have al alvarez. and at the time, he was awaiting trial in a hit and run crash. in that case it's alleged he drove his fort mird trut. myer galg u gallaudet student and left the scene. ethan zimmerman, the victim, suffered brain injuries and broken bones. he is still re office will determine the exact charges in the south dakota avenue case. and that harnts happene

the atmosphere in south dakota with anything but cordial. when hoover stepped off the train, a secret service agent met him. the president did not get out of the car. when hoover came over to the waiting automobile, coolidge greeted him without a smile. later, the two men were chauffeured to the presidents office in rapid city. on the entire drive, 30 miles, neither man spoke to the other. [laughter] two weeksless than later, hoover was vacationing in california when a telegram arrived from the associated press. it read, "president coolidge issues statement as follows, i do not choose to run for president in 1928. please telephone or telegraph your views of president's statement." suddenly, a path to the white house was open. or was it? in reconstruction the next phase in the coolidge-hoover relationship, it may help to recall that coolidge was both a stubborn vermont yankee and a lover of practical jokes. certainly this least flamboyant of presidents must have relished the perplexity that his cryptic announcement produced in the nations pol

hundreds of thousands of bikers are in south dakota for a yearly motorcycle event. how officials are trying to keep everyone safe. >>> hiroshima, japan, marking the 72nd anniversary of the world's first atomic bomb attack by calling for a solution to north korea's plan. citizens of hiroshima held a somber ceremony in memory of the 140,000 people killed by the u.s. bombing at the end of world war ii. many people who sured the plast suffer from the effects of radiation. hiroshima's mayor warned that, quote, hell is not a thing of the past. experts say two recent test firings of north korean missiles could bring nuclear attacks as far as the u.s. >>> new this morning, police have arrested a man armed with a knife who try today get through security at the eiffel tower in paris. the landmark was evacuated just before closing time last night. authorities say security officers quickly subdued the man and no one was hurt. investigators are trying to figure out what he intended to do with the knife. the eiffel tower reopened as usual this morning. now the latest on the polit

michael, and pringle, south dakota, you are next. michael andame is i'm from the black hills in south dakota. what we experienced during totality, we were at 90%, we experienced strong vibrations better bodies and the fact that there were many people out and about experiencing this wonderful event. it was amazing. it was rest taking. the temperature dropped, the shadows -- i think it's a cool event and coming together as communities to watch something so special. we were burning sage, dancing and training and or the corona, we each had a corona. the previous color mentioning the next total solar eclipse, you will not have to wait 99 years. there will be another one happening in seven years, april 2024, that have stretching from from mainehe way of into canada. more of your calls coming, but the president here in washington d c with his family also viewed the partial solar eclipse that happened in this area. take a look. host: president trump, first lady melania trump, and their son on the balcony of the white house this afternoon, ta

pat collins is along south dakota avenue with a story you will see only on news 4. >> reporter: police say that the dump truck driver failed to yield for the pedestrian. and then dragged her 67 feet. dire consequences for bianca butler. 3, 6, 9, 12, she was run over by a big dump truck and dragged 67 feet way over there until the driver said he heard her screams and brought the truck to a stop. new information about this horrific crash in a police report obtained today by news 4. the victim, 23-year-old bianca butler, today for the first time, she talked by phone about what happened. she's still she's still recovering. >> dragged me almost to my death. i don't know what to do. i was praying for my life. almost about to die. now i can't move my legs because they were crushed. >> reporter: according to the police report, the dump truck was trying to make a right turn and bianca was trying to cross the street when the front wheel of the truck rolled over her legs. did he talk to you after this happened? >> all he said is i'm so sorry about what happened. i said that's all got to say, look

you could move to one of these bunkers scattered around a whopping twenty square kilometers in south dakota yet another says they're completely sold out are even true did so but we have the capacity to me. years maybe around the world. so plenty of point scoring on the back of needs planning but while the big bosses are reaping the rewards a lot of communities of people are left losing sleep over the fear of the yet another conflict. the european union's migration commissioner coals for a tougher deportation policy as more member states of voice discontent over the blocks handling of immigrants that story and more right after this. what politicians do something to do. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. some want to. let you go on to be for us this is like them before three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters in the. city. called the field we go into. every the world should experience the. role of. the old according to just. come along for the. coming up to twenty minutes into the program wel

in sioux falls south dakota seventh grader received a third-place prize of $750 rated documentary on the national debt. and a classmate got honorable mention for a documentary on marijuana. and a number of students one honorable mention and $250 per group. -- lauren, haley and - won honorable mention on global warming. thank you to all of this is a took part in the competition. you watch any of the videos, go to student cam.org. and student cam 2018 starts for the theme the constitution and you. whereas his distant today provision of the u.s. constitution and create a video of why it is important. >> you are watching booktv on c-span2. television for serious readers. we are in prime time all this month while congress is in recess. next, a look at manufacturing and labor with others deepak singh, -- we will start with mr. deepak singh on his experiences working in the us service sector. his book is titled "how may i help

a south dakota pathologist, dr. brad randall. >> and dr.an opinion of the injuries highly suggestive of a struggle, and ruled it a homicide. >> homicide. and there was only one suspect. in april of 2013, 15 months after emily died, alex fazzino was arrested and charged with his wife's murder. >> they said you're under arrest. and i was in complete shock. when you're innocent, you don't think it can happen. you think, they're going to come to their senses. they're going to see it. but no. >> he spent three weeks in jail before being released on bond. >> the truth will come out. >> alex's sister marguerite says her brother was charged with murder because of small-town politics. what was it that you think kept the state sort of moving forward with the idea of prosecuting? >> well, i think it was the beckwiths. i think the power that they have in that community, and i believe that they were putting political pressure on the state to prosecute this. >> the suggestion that there was some sort of political pressure that was put on my office to pus

about five hours eased in sioux falls, south dakota, demonstrator caleb miller received a third-placeze of $750 for his documentary on the national debt. en won honorable mention for his documentary on marijuana. at the edison middle school, number of students one honorable mentions intuitive $50 per group. sarah one for her group on the national debt. sean one ford their documentary on terrorism. lauren and haley also received honorable mentions for the documentary on global warming. thank you to all the students took part in our 2017 studentcam are documentary. to watch any of the videos, go to studentcam.org. studentcam 2018 starts

thomas moore high school in rapid city, south dakota is where audrey cope, grace wittenberg, won the third-place prize of $750 for their documentary on racial inequality in america. about five hours east in sioux falls south dakota, seventh grader caleb middle at patrick henry middle school received $750 for his documentary on the national debt and his classmate won an honorable mention and $250 on his documentary on manner. a number of students won honorable mentions and $250 per group. sarah bonnhoff won for her documentary on the national debt. joel osmanson won for their documentary on terrorism and mea winsel also received honorable mentions for her documentary on global warming. thank you to all of the students who took part in the 2017 student cam competition. to watch the videos go to studentcam.org and it starts in september with the theme, the constitution and you. we're asking the student to choose any provision of the u.s. constitution and illustrating why the provision is important. >>> now on c-span3 american history tv, ralph peters on confederate generals, robert e. l

you could move to one of these bunkers scattered around a whopping twenty square kilometers in south dakota yet another says they're completely sold out are even true did so but we have the capacity to me at least there's a year's supply of me around the world. so plenty of point scoring on the back of needs planning but while the big boss is reaping the rewards the laws communities of people are left losing sleep over the fear of yet another conflict activist. says trump's rhetoric betrays the lack of genuine u.s. concern for the island. is used by the united states it defends the united states but it's not really the united states if kim jong il and the north koreans were to say that we are going to target off the coast of california or we're going to target off the coast of washington state or even target off the coast of hawaii there would be a very different response from the united states because you are directly threatening the homeland but what is the purpose of a territory or a colony the purpose of a colony is that you are exploited when things are good and if things get ugly you

one family that droechb to the game from south dakota got to meet their favorite eagle, jason peters. signed autographs before the game. and then there were the goldsteins from chester county to see his brother eric. >> i don't get to see him as much, but it's great to see him. it's my first time, his first time. >> we drove from milwaukee yesterday, and now we're here today. >> the goldstein's and other birds fans sar carson west score a touch down pass. fans at home saw the game on nbc 10, your official eagles station. >> by the way, if you need eagle's gear, a local shop may have just what you're looking for. it's relaunched its t-shirt line. you can find it online. designer steve cline made the shirts last season after he heard the term used on a broadcast. >> last year i think we sold the shirts within five or six weeks. if we had a bad week, it'd kind of go down a little bit. so if he takes off like he did last year, we should do well with them. >> i'm an l and you're on s. >> klein kills us. only place to watch the birds pre-season game, next game at lincoln field. >>> police a

tweeting this overnight south dakota airmen arrive on guam conduct bilateral missions with japan andheels of escalating tensions and troubling news that the rogue regime has developed the miniaturized nuclear war head. guam is home to anderson air force base and thousands of troops sitting some 2,000 miles southeast of pyongyang armed with the high teched that missile defense system as b 1 bombers conducted flights over the korean peninsula this week and follow the president's stern warning to the communist dictator. former commander of the atlantic fleet admiral robert natter said our finger is now on the trigger. >> any ships at sea or aircraft are going to have their fingers on the trigger with any encounter with the north koreans. >> what's key to watch for now, guys, is whether or not china will step up. either way, our forces are ready to go. the air force's motto is aim high, fly, fight, win. guys? ainsley: all right. thank you. hopefully china will continue to support us. at least they did with the sanction deal voting 15-0. brian: i will tell you what, the president ratchete

in sioux falls, south dakota, for a won a prize of $750 documentary on national debt.nd their classmate won honorable mention with a prize of $250 for his documentary on marijuana. at nearby edison middle school, a number of students one honorable mentions and $250 for them. included topics such as national debt, and global warming. thank you to all the students who took part in our 2017 student camp documentary competition. to watch the videos go to studentcam.org. to chooseing students any provision of the u.s. constitution and create a video about why it is important. washington journal continues. now, aoe thomas joins us host and programming prechter for charlottesville radio. to discuss how

his last one we did together in south dakota.iss him terribly, what do you think his legacy as a film maker is? >> his legacy as a human that you know watching the people who circled around after he passed and seeing all of us who loved him, there was no one that wasn't from a different area of his life. to imagine like activists, animal lover, father, husband, artist, a man who if he is worried about what is happening in haiti he moves to haiti. if he hears about occupy wall street he lives in a tent if he is documenting what is happening. i know very few people who throw themselves into life with such joy. food, oysters, wine. his animals like he was just a great lover of all of it. the beauty and the mess of this journey we are on. and i am blessed like you to have been part of his ride. what a gift. >> you mentioned the "star wars" outfit. "vanity fair" kind of broke this the other day. the costume is out now. what can you tell me about the last jedi? >> all i can say -- >> here we go again. you know it is not going anywhere

little league world series, north carolina and south dakota. anderson starting on the mound.uck out four. mathieu came in and struck out five. giving way to carson hardy, completing the seventh perfect game in little league world series, first combined perfecto though. oh, i thought that was a little inside, but they call it a strike in north carolina. wins it, makes history 6-0. two nfl preseason games tomorrow in the bay area. 49ers hosting the broncos. raiders host the rams. that game, by the way, is the bay area return of former cal star jared goff. as for raiders, didn't play in the preseason opener last week and will get snaps in this game. same for mother sean lynch. conley has been hurt. right now jack del rio's philosophy, the old football adage, next man up. >> if one's not here, his choice, we got a couple others that haven't joined as practice yet and they're working and doing everything we're asking. they'll come back when they can. until then, we just move on. oh, looking forward to playing at home this week in front of our crowd. you know, kind of excited about

host: from south dakota, hello.can line, dave, caller: yeah, i don't understand all the talk about north korea nuclear weapons, didn't give them several illion dollars not to develop nuclear weapons? we've been saying extortion to criminal and his father and grandfather for years years. ou're not going to be able to deal with them, why are we try something all they want is can't be stupid enough to think that little tiny nation will take us on. to remember, north korea gets strength from communist china. in the service were ething years ago, we fighting communist china in communist e fought china in korea and as long as china is backing that little criminal and extortion, problem is never going to go away. what you got to do is go after and all the na stuff that we buy from them. well, i think the problem is probably wider than china and reported recently that north orea probably got assistance from factories inside the was part of had -- the soviet's weapons complex. they have been getting a number of om different sources and technical assistance probably from russian ukrainian scientis

you could move to one of these bunkers scattered around a whopping twenty square kilometers in south dakota yet another says they're completely sold out are even true did so but we have the capacity to me. years maybe trees around the world. so plenty of point scoring on the back of needs planning but while the big boss is reaping the rewards the laws communities of people are left losing sleep over the fear of the yet another conflict some breaking news just coming into us from sierra leone we are putting it together for you ninety seconds we'll bring it to you stay with r.t. . i . i. i i i i i i. i. i. all the future we go through. every the world. that you get out of the old the old. old according to josh. come along. you're back with our team we've got some breaking news to bring you a mudslide near sierra leone's capital freetown house reportedly killed hundreds of people perhaps two hundred or more with more indeed trapped in their homes it's believed that many were caught asleep when the mudslide happened leading to mosques is of rubble emergency crews are now working at the scene wh

you could move to one of these bunkers scattered around a whopping twenty square kilometers in south dakota yet another says they're completely sold out are even true did so but we have the capacity to me. years why maybe around the world. so plenty of point scoring on the back of needs planning but while the big bosses are reaping the rewards a lot of communities of people are left losing sleep over the fear of the conflict . russia's federal security service has detained and isel linked group allegedly plotting terror attacks on moscow public transport and others artie's trinkle has more. powerful explosions on public transport services and at moscow's shopping malls it looks like if it wasn't for this raid by the washing feds we could have seen bloodshed in the russian capital among those who have been detained are a suspected islamic state member besides this two men that appear to be suicide bombers and also someone who is responsible for putting together explosive devices by the looks of it russia remains one of the targets for terrorists the number of attempts that had to be prevente

dda's -- difficult to development areas -- to develop --as and to allow the states so that in south dakota or texas they can reach deep and give the boost to the rural areas. that is what allows the development of affordable housing in rural texas. >> ok. anybody else? severalill actually has things in it that would help rural communities including making a change on the income definition. i think income averaging gives you a broader markets are you would be able to actually the able to support this in rural areas and i will just second the dda areas so indian areas are automatically designated as difficult to develop which comes with a boost. my questions, chairman, thank you all for being here. >> senator cantwell really deserves the credit for this a very and she is integral and important member of this committee. senator cantwell: thank you, mr. chairman, i would say you are a very integral part of this committee as well. >> that is good to know. senator cantwell: and utah has been a leader in this issue. i thank them for pioneering and piloting -- i don't know all the ways in which ut

you know, i'm from south dakota.e've got the same challenges-of-body else does when it comes to water and water systems. we've got nine separate native american tribes on reservations there. water quality is critical there. yet they are in rural areas. we still struggle for high quality water there. we call it rural water systems. it sounds a lot like what you've been looking at in arkansas in terms of well water and so forth. in our particular case we've got missouri river that runs through the center of the state with great high-quality water and we've got a very efficient way of being able to differ quality water if we can get it to locations. i agree it's very, very important. we see the ability of states when they have the resources to coordinate with rural water systems and provide individuals in local areas who really want to include the quality of life the opportunity to do so. we're sitting right now at a time in which we've got very low interest rates. long-term low interest rates. probably a real opportuni

little league world series, north carolina and south dakota. anderson starting on the mound.four. mathieu came in and struck out five. giving way to carson hardy, completing the seventh perfect game in little league world series, first combined perfecto though. oh, i thought that was a little inside, but they call it a strike in north carolina. wins it, makes history 6-0. two nfl preseason games tomorrow in the bay area. 49ers hosting the broncos. raiders host the rams. that game, by the way, is the bay area return of former cal star jared goff. as for raiders, didn't play in the preseason opener last week and will get snaps in this game. same for mother sean lynch. conley has been hurt. right now jack del rio's philosophy, the old football adage, next man up. >> if one's not here, his choice, we got a couple others that haven't joined as practice yet and they're working and doing everything we're asking. they'll come back when they can. until then, we just move on. oh, looking forward to playing at home this week in front of our crowd. you know, kind of excited about that op

you could move to one of these bunkers scattered around a whopping twenty square kilometers in south dakota yet another says they're completely sold out are even true did so but we have the capacity to me. years maybe trees around the world. so plenty of point scoring on the back of needs planning while the big bosses are reaping the rewards the laws communities of people are left losing sleep over the fear of the yet another conflict it is not international your monday world headlines continue in about. let's. put themselves on the line. to be. before. always in the water. the. cold states to get tough on illegal immigrants and make sure they get deported correspondent picks up the story. there's certainly a change in rhetoric from the e.u. migration commissioner dimitri opera marple as who won here ago is that the e.u. should work harder to accept more asylum seekers let me remind you that you're already has the highest asylum standards in the world and we have to uphold those and our commitment to protect those seeking protection. we need a stricter and more effective policy for deportat

thomas more high school in rapid city, south dakota, is on thethree students w third praise -- place prize. five hours east in sioux falls, students at patrick henry middle school reserved -- received a prize of $750 for a documentary on the national debt. and a student won a prize for his documentary on marijuana. at thomas edison middle school, a number of students won honorable mention and $250 for a group. given an awardas for the national debt, and students one for their documentary on heroism. also received honorable mentions for their documentary on global warming. thank you to all the students who took part in our 2017 studentcam documentary competition. to watch the videos, go to studentcam.org. and studentcam 2018 starts in september with the theme the constitution and you. choosantudents to

. >> an air force squadron out of south dakota, treating these pictures showing fighter jets arriving in guam ready to bring what the president is promising. >> north korea best not make any more threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury. like the world has never seen. >> according to the pentagon's defense intelligence agency, north korea is capable of building a nuclear warhead small enough to fit on top of a missile. north korea launched missiles into space twice last month. the north also conducted five underground nuclear test so far. the last one, estimated to be twice as powerful as the bomb dropped on hiroshima containing enough plutonium and uranium to build dozens of nuclear weapons. >> it represents the greatest crisis probably since -- let me rephrase that, undoubtedly since the cuban missile crisis. the correlation is very similar. this is something that can hit us and our allies, and it is with a rogue nation we expect would use it. >> but u.s. officials say the north has not demonstrated two key technologies, a nosecone to shield it from the heat

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about five hours eased in sioux falls, south dakota, demonstrator caleb miller received a third-place prize of $750 for his documentary on the national debt. en won honorable mention for his documentary on marijuana. at the edison middle school, number of students one honorable mentions intuitive $50 per group. sarah one for her group on the national debt. sean one ford their documentary on terrorism. lauren and haley also received honorable mentions for the documentary on global warming. thank you to all the students took part in our 2017 studentcam are documentary. to watch any of the videos, go to studentcam.org. september 2018 starts with the theme of the constitution and you. you are asked to create a video illustrating why the provision is important. washington journal continues. host: darrell campbell back at our desk, executive director of the armed services -- describe what your group does. independent nonprofit that does research on the world's most dangerous weapons, nuclear weapons primarily. we are privately funded by our members. with a website, arms control.org. host: t