you have been really out in front on this story in south dakota. i really appreciate you making time to talk to us tonight. >> thanks for having me. >> so you'd reported in the past year on fraud allegations that had dogged paul erickson in south dakota that didn't necessarily seem to have anything to do with his involvement with maria butina in this somewhat exotic russian agent case. given what you have learned about those fraud allegations against him and those sort of rumors about potential financial wrongdoing by him, is this indictment tonight the kind of thing that you were ultimately expecting from federal prosecutors? >> certainly, yes. i did a profile of erickson about a year ago, and for that profile i analyzed a lot of court records and spoke to a lot of sources, and it appeared to me that erickson's m.o. for quite some time had been exactly what's described in this indictment today, that he got close to people, he offered them investment opportunities, even appeared to have somewhat of a form letter that he would send to people, offeri

of south dakota. and previously, she represented south dakota in congress for nearly a decade. and you're about two months on the job. >> just about. excited to have her with us to talk about the agriculture industry, about the legalization of your efforts to boost mental health, everyone's favorite topic. so let's get started. now, thebate right legislature recently held that discussion. dakota ishat south ready. why? >> i've been involved in the industry, frankly our family has come up for generations. we passed of the farm bill that , gaveot signed in the law us a chance to grow industrial attempt. -- industrialized hemp. i worked on livestock disaster programs. that was important to our state, and letting states set up a provision for that 2018 bill. >> as a govern -- as a governor, i look at how prepared we are to grow commodities, as well as what are the public safety ramifications of it? the bill is live in south dakota. passed overwhelmingly. it is not going to the senate. -- now going to the

host: doug in fairfax, south dakota. caller: yeah. good morning. i'm up here in bean and corn country. and i know that the prices are down. they say even if they do get something going, that we have lost a lot of those production, because we are moving to argentina and we are building infrastructure somewhere down there. so, to help these guys out, $1.60 a bushel on the beans . an how will they continue doing that -- and how they continue doing that? and donald trump just wanted to stay in the u.s., that is against agriculture department, because we need the global market. what are your comments on that, i guess? guest: you are correct. this is the dilemma we find ourselves in. china is and has long been guilty of a number of practices to which the president and his predecessors rightly object. and in order to get them to change their practices, we need to find some point of leverage or pressure. and that is always going to cost something. china has been a very deft. when they decided to impose tensions against the u.s. in tariffs,-- its own they c

governor of south dakota was on the show with you.ple in the heartland do the hard work what makes this country strong. we're proud where we are from. ainsley: my dad said don't ever forget where you came. i was fortunate to grow up in the south. brian: i was told never move out of the same place. ainsley: this individual said i'm sad for bill maher. he is missing out on meeting and knowing some wonderful people. we may not agree on issues but we still can respect and appreciate each other. pete: i'm kim from the heartland. i have an mba i would rather be a nobody than somebody who thinks they are smart and important. brian: brian says, i'm happily marid for the same woman for 22 years. i know it is not me. i'm up to 25. i have four children. we have blessings from god. i have everything he i want in my life. there is nothing in bill maher's life i desire. they're changing the structure of florida. they're changing texas because they're taking their big city attitudes, going to a low-taxed state because that high-taxed area sent every

south dakota, east dakota, dakota johnson, dakota fanning. to mt. rushmore, you must have accomplished something amazing during your presidency. for instance, i gave the gettysburg address. fourscore and seven years ago -- >> big deal. i score all the time. >> hm. well, i also ended slavery. >> that's not true. i've been making a bunch of federal employees work for free for 31 days. >> oh. >> well, in my presidency we finished the panama canal. >> panama! great song, filthy place. and who cares about a frickin' canal? i build golden towers with my name on them. and we have taco bowls. >> well, i wrote the declaration of independence. >> never heard of her. >> i was america's first president. that's why i'm on the one dollar bill. >> you mean that money poor people use at strip clubs? wow, i'm so impressed. listen, losers. this place sucks. so i'm going to take it from dump to trump. >> what ever do you mean? >> first of all, goofy george, i'm making that old wig you wear an oil rig, you like it? >> no, i cannot tell a lie. >> i don't have tha

one from the frozen south dakota and one from philadelphia. >> widely published. you are now a professor at dakota state university. directing the study of cyber ethics. you're both poets and writers and in town here for a conference we had on renee and his work. i'm going to hold up this book at this moment and hope we can get a close up of this. renee was a literary critic turned to stanford and written revolutionary books. you came to town for a conference. what has he and his work to do with the work of catholic artist like yourself? >> well, first of all, gerard was just one of the great models of what a catholic intellectual should be. he thought about everything and drew all things together and left as little out as possible as any modern would do despite the complexity of our times. >> he seemed to wonder in from the 19th century thinkers. all that language, you've heard it of escape getting and victimwood comes from the 60th and 70th. he was a break through thinker in a variety of ways. he just chipped until who emerged was catholicism. >> that mystical m

we knew her boyfriend was in trouble in south dakota.e attorney's office in south dakota and they are money laundering charges, they are wire fraud charges. it's 11 counts. so these are serious allegations, but again have nothing to do necessarily with this conspiracy maria butina was running here in washington rkwa. that she pled guilty to, and it's an indication just what erickson could find himself in trouble for. he said there is a different story going on than the government is portraying in this fraud case, but so far we have heard nothing from paul erickson himself on this issue. >> sara murray, thank you. >>> president trump predicting he could announce as early as next week the full territorial defeat of isis in syria and iraq. >> the united states military, our coalition partners, and the syrian democratic forces have liberated virtually all of the territory previously held by isis and syria and iraq. it should be formally announced sometime probably next week that we will have 100% of the caliphate. >> joining me now, cnn seni

weber to its hospital on the pine ridgerv reion in south dakota. ♪ in weaver: the pine ridge an reservation the uned states. the public health situation is dire; life expectancy is among the .ry lowest in the country ♪ ♪ parent was already complaining, that dr. weber had inappropriately examined a child. the ihs took him off clinical duties as federal authorities looked into it.th didn't substantiate the complaint, and dr. weber went back to work.nt but as in a, weber's interactions with boys continuei to suspicions. kelly brewer was a nurse whoee lived across the st from him. >> the tan house straight ahead, that was dr. weber's house. and then back here was where d weber's garden used to be. like, all this area here, where it's kind of mulched, that was all garden. he hired kids to work in it all the time, and they were always young native american boys, ten-ish to 12-ish in age. >> narrator: the kids coming and going would earn a nickname around the reservation. ♪ >> narrator: one of the so-called weber boys was named paul. like joe four horns in montana, he is now in prison serving time

but not the best a half hour south dakota going to climb up and help yourself a little cousin to play when you're going to get on the last one ball to get noticeable enough for the best like them about an accident you know your mil i don't know if. evidentially sunny is also leaving its mark in tanzania. by working eight hours a day much i can collect up to twenty kilos a bottles at two hundred fifty shillings a keynote that's ten cents she earns less than two years and that's on a good day. for . him as someone who is only going to they're going after money whenever by the reason i asked to help with i decided this couple of a came an amount that was going to affect him this year because yep i'm on the twelve and i need to sell as a citizen but it would seem they are getting there because the money and i need to be on the ships are going to come up. why the price is down the roof our electrical system was in the country and. too much plastic and too many people like mata who collect empty bottles just to scrape by. to bear witness to the most unsustainable side of this savage recycli

one from south dakota and the other from philadelphia. to my left is james matthew wilson. you are a professor at villanova university. a well-known poet and wildly published. and you are a professor at dakota state university. and joseph, you are also a poet and a widely published essayist. and your current work at dakota state university is directing a think tank for cyber ethics. you are both poets and writers and you are here for a conference that we have on catholic art to. i am going to hold up this book and hopefully we can get a close-up of this. reni girard was at stanford for many years and has written several books about human nature, desires and human behavior. what does his work have to do with the work of catholic artists such as yourself. inspect the first of all, he was a great model of what he catholic intellectual should be. he drew all things together. he thought of everything. and he left his little out as possible for any modern thinker to do, despite the complexity of he seemed to have wandered into the second half of the 20th century from 19th century

that's an issue in south dakota.h china stiping drugs into the united states and the president spoke to that this weekend several times with the governors gathered in meetings. he's well aware that's an issue we need address with china as well. in south dakota, our biggest problem is still meth. t it's cheap and readily available. the vast majority of the meth comes across the southern border, so i'm all in favor of securing our border. not just for national security reasons, but also to stop the illegal drug flow that's killing my people. >> would you prefer the money be focused on where most of the meth comes in, the legal ports of entry? >> i'm looking for a secure border. for ports of entry to be focused on as well. what i've asked this administration for is some latitude. we did some legislation last congress that i supported that made sure we had opioid funding. i've asked r for waivers and authorities to use those dollars to fight meth. while we have an opioid problem in south dakota, our overwhelming problem

we now have the governor from south dakota. [video clip] we have peoplees saying what they believe without saying why. a lot of times may be quoting statistics or economic theory, but not really talking about the family and the situation that they are in today and what we can do to make their lives better. have is a story that i told a couple of times previously where i was home on a weekend grocery shopping at 11:00 at night in our local grocery store and iran into a young mom who had her grocery cart full of generic food with her hands full of coupons and going to"when is it get better"? electricity costs are going up and it's cold. she kept asking when it would get better. we stood there and we talked for 15 to 20 minutes and we ended up talking about the farm bill in food production, but also energy regulation. we talked about tax reform. we talked about a lot of things. but it was about remembering to think about her every day, raising her kids in south dakota rather than just thinking and standing by our theories and poli

areas received 8 inches of snow in south dakota and ray has the latest on this storm. >> reporter: winter weather across the country closing schools and disrupting thousands of flights leaving a mess and it's wake pick the system dumping rain and snow and ice from the midwest and southern states are making travel treacherous. slippery streets made for difficult mornings and evening commutes. crashes stranded motorists and roadways and a pittsburgh, icy streets caused the salt truck to overturn any city bus slammed into a pillow. whether was a factor in this crash in wisconsin and hundreds of trucks forced to put brakes after the department of transportation in pennsylvania issued a band for rvs and buses. >> the cars are off the road. >> reporter: this tv reporter was caught off guard when a plow drove by and the university of maryland, dozens of students took advantage of this winter weather starting a massive snowball fight. >> it is fun but annoying. we have to clean it up. >> reporter: the cleanup is underway. homeowners and businesses are digging out. in the south, rain was causing f

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heck, the test was created in a case called south dakota versus oil where they said that your drinking age as 21 and you lose highway funds. this court thought that was close enough related. if i am giving you local law enforcement funds and i tell you your law enforcement they have to know and five are law enforcement before they release somebody from jail, i think that will pass the relatedness test. this is at least true when it gets to the supreme court. it has not done so in the lower courts. any of the lower courts are in your circuits. [ laughter ] now where it gets a little dicey is congress does not pass a spending condition on federal grants. they have passed the law that delegates to the attorney general the authority to impose conditions. we have got a new little constitutional overlay on this. first if the new condition is unambiguous and it clearly is, they have made very clear what it is, when you apply for the grant you know what it is. does it violate the nondelegation doctrine? does the condition have to be imposed by congress rather than by the executive under a dele

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they uniformly for reining in these practices, so just in the last two election cycles both in south dakota and colorado, over 75% of voters thoseed a 36% rate cap in states, ending the 300% and 400% interest rate on payday loans. so this deep-rooted sense around b the outrageousness of usury is quite common again, and it shows how out of step and how out of sync with the bureau did last week really good. host: so you need money immediately, and you have bad credit, what would you suggest someone who needs that loan immediately to do instead of going to a payday loan? guest: do not go to a payday loan is the first thing. host: where do you suggest they go? guest: borrowers tell us all the time, they talk about the range of options they can do to manage financial stress. onhave heard some of that the call today, whether borrowing from friends and family, or credit unions have access to some products, or working out payment plans with a utility provider or even other places to moving the budget. a lobbyist same options that people used to actually get out of the payday loan debt trap are actu

for you along with your friends in central nebraska and good section of western portions ofon south dakota too. the snow forecast has really come down fory areas like d.c. richmond may get a coating. that's an inch or maybe two at most through central kentucky and areas of west virginia. as far as the weekendia outlook goes, that leaves us on saturday pretty early. new systemy. as we go through saturday into sunday. we'll bring snow into areas of wa andiosnow today. some of that will be down there in kansas city and st. louse later on tonight, too. some people are going to be pretty wet as we go through the next tweek. then..alk about all that com thank you. lebron james says he plans to own an nba team and he has moves in place to make that dream a reality. according to forbes, james brings in $88 million a year. >> dodge is breathing new life into ane older truck design. the auto maker unveiled a new package for the 2019 ram 1,500 classic that resurrects a special edition from the late 1970s called the warlock. and tommy lee had a very special valentine's day. he tied the knot for the fo

for you along with your friends in central nebraska and good section of western portions ofon south dakota too. the snow forecast has reallyy come down f areas like d.c. richmond c may getting. that's an inch or maybe two at most through central kentucky and areas of west rginia. as far as the weekendia outlook goes, that leaves us on saturday pretty early. w systemy. as we go through saturday into sunday. we'll bring snow into areas of iowa and maybe chicago too. that's a look at the weather story for theea day. here's a l closerk at the day ahead. for today our little system kicking dow through and setting off some of s the snow. a light fluffy snow too. 13 degrees in omaha with the ow today. some of that will be down there in kansas city and st. louse latet, on toni too. some people are going to be pretty wet as we go through the next tweek. we'll talk about all that coming up. >> we'll hear from you then.. thank you. lebron james says he pla to own an nba team and he has moves in place to make thatream a reality. according to forbes, james brings in $88 million a year. >> dodge is brea

not only d you havehe lizzard on saturday, but it's brutally cold once again through south dakota, northsota, wiscsin, the col air blowing through michigan during the day today. and those windyon conditi will also have snow squalls with them, especially this afternoon in the areas of upstate new york. we'll take a look at that we can igead forecast coming up. there's a storm in the west coming too. >>> just days after a star-studded by shower, the royals took their tour of morocco. han marklery and m visited a high school in the rural town of azni on sunday. they were treated by students waving moroccan and british flags. they stopped by an english class and met with teachers. the expectant parents watched a soccer game and posed for a group picture with. studen >>> an eye-popping turn in virginia with the lieutenant governor turning up the heat. >>> singe k r.ly sitting in jail at this moment after not coming up with bail money. and you look amazingly comfortable. when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck... that's when you know, it's half-washed. try downy fabric conditioner. unlike de

thirteen when fourteen bison from the bronx zoo were trucked to win the cave national park in south dakota at the behest of teddy roosevelt. so when it was time to bring bison to choose they looked for a posse with the wind gave lineage. we went to broken grassland another nature conservancy preserve in northwest. when i was in the october twenty fourth team and brought back twenty eight holes with us we essentially separated off the animals that we were going to bring back to illinois make sure that they were out a clean bill of health. seven of the females we strapped g.p.s. collars onto so that we can get near real time movements of the animals tracking those movements with the g.p.s. collars is julio brockman a bison researcher at southern illinois university. what kind of data are you receiving so we're getting location information a g.p.s. point on a map every hour twenty four hours a day so can you show me what you've been seeing sure these are the bison locations for yesterday they seem to be spending a lot of time along their corral and trap pressure and i can corroborate that bec

you very much to all of you for being with us jim thanks to you out there for joining in so you south. dakota. how does it feel to have your home flooded by sea water. washed away by the effects of climate change which. many islands in the south pacific are close to being inundated. once said you know really beautiful news you know i'm just sitting here and we don't want to communicate if the macis a. curse. from the pacific in fifteen minutes on t.w. . organized crime in the nursing profession and some nurses from boston who are highly skilled and so they have a good reputation throughout europe. but now all the nurses have been hit by a fraud scale and. fake nursing school diplomas are being sold on the black market and it's impossible to tell the forgeries from the real say. in the ninety minutes on d w. belonging to unofficial estimates more than one point two million venezuelans live in colombia legally and illegally . already at a wall while i return to. visit friends is that i don't think i'd ever go back there to live you know what i live there again i don't know so i'm not sure . bea

series.ico hosts a features the governors from kentucky, utah, colorado, and south dakota. welcome. thank you. thank you. morning. >> good morning, everyone. wow, that mic is... good morning, everyone. i'm a politics reporter for politico. i'm delighted to be

we have talked about this before but i lived in south dakota we have better fencing to keep in livestockwe do to protect our border which is pathetic. jesse: but they want to get rid of your handguns so fencing could come in handy later. all the drugs and narcotics come to the ports of entry but you have to have men with the drugs and those who deal those in the united states cross the border on foot between the ports of entry great job that was great footage check her out on fox nation spike lee very controversial comments what is right and what is wrong? these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again! now back to "watters world". jesse: filmmaker spike lee in the hot seat criticizing the founding fathers of america

senator from south dakota. the senator from iowa, mr. grassley. senator from wyoming, mr. barrasso.enator from missouri, mr. blunt. ohio, mr. ernest. the senator from new york, mr. schumer. the senator from illinois, mr. durbin. the senator from washington, mrs. murray. the senator from michigan, ms. kavanaugh. the senator from massachusetts, ms. warren. the senator from minnesota, ms. clover char. and the senator from wisconsin, ms. baldwin. ms. pelosi: members of the escort committee will exit through the lobby doors. i do not see where that one is. [laughter] there it is, the lobby door. this is mine, this is yours. [indiscernible chatter] [indiscernible chatter] [applause] [indiscernible chatter] ms. pelosi: the associate justices of the supreme court. [applause] [indiscernible chatter] [applause] [indiscernible chatter] >> madam speaker, the president's cabinet. [applause] [indiscernible chatter] [applause]

have you to watch so now it is your turn you the viewer to join the panel in the black hills of south dakota stands mount rushmore george washington thomas jefferson theodore roosevelt and abraham lincoln mount rushmore took fourteen years to carve beginning in one nine hundred twenty seven when calvin coolidge was president he did not make the cut nor did fifteen subsequent presidents so odd president's day weekend our question for the panel including you the viewer is if we were carving mt rushmore to day which four presidents would you pick tweet for names and your reasons to me at holland cook mitch you're up first. well first we have to remember it took fourteen years obviously a government project that. well you talk so. i would say george washington because he was our founder and also because he put forth the president that we don't you know the king and therefore the most people limitations on presidencies abraham lincoln went through an internal war of one part of the country against the other and the slavery issue i would also say franklin roosevelt because of the depression the ec

host: from south dakota, democrats line. dennis, hello. they are goinge to build the wall along belongs to private citizens. i used to live in california. they took our property to widen the street. my son worked there for 14 years. you purchase a property first, sir. vietnam veterans -- i'm considered one. they brought all these people home after the vietnam war. they were refugees. i understand that. -- youve little saigon people seem to think we can take everyone in. president trump hires illegal immigrants for his golf courses. guest: i appreciate the question. could not agree more. we worked really hard to fight back against the egregious key takingcision, government it and not using it for public use. that is absolutely important. sum of five friends in the house -- some of my friends in the house, we are working on we are asking border patrol agents right now to go down to the river in laredo and the rio grande valley, often times they are down in the river, you have an agent down by himself, it's dark, you cannot see the river beca

that polar vortex so we don't know yet what the outcome is going to be of that we are hearing in south dakota at least that they beat that polar vortex that we should see the crops being managed as usual but these are things that we won't know until mid spring so all these things combined in the way that markets are in the world wheat is getting hit especially in the states it seems like it's a huge crop i mean i did agriculture policy on capitol hill and it's really wheat soy beans and other feed grain so it's a major thing not just in the states as you said but it's grown a lot of places like that you would not expect tell us is still a major player even with this decline in winter we. like you say the winter wheat is planted in the fall but then there's spring weights planted in the spring of course but who else is in the game out there other than the u.s. allies russia is a big player right oh of course yeah let's bring that out of that chart up for you right away so this kind of breaks down who is who the players are and believe it or not look at china india russia so there's a lot of co

concerns has been in the past back in the day i worked for tom daschle was from her you know i'm from south dakota and a bunch of the ranchers out there had trouble with some of the big packers i mean who are the big packers now i know there's lots of them but there's there's some that control a lot of it who are who are those companies now is it cargill or swift or gail not your way b s j b s and tyson some of the smaller ones craig stone have come up branded baby fly balls are very popular here in the united states and so we see those before labels go out and see cattle that will meet their qualifications and their standards and then they will have those prasar produced and some get large feed yards out there and our genetics continue to. get better and better in our cattle herd so what we're seeing more and more is that with our beef out there and the packers ability now since they have contract it considerably over the last few years everything in the industry is a lot lower than what it used to be when you said creek stone it reminded me i think when i was back at the agriculture department m

we have talked about this before but i lived in south dakota we have better fencing to keep in livestockn we do to protect our border which is pathetic. jesse: but they want to get rid of your handguns so fencing could come in handy later. all the drugs and narcotics come to the ports of entry but you have to have men with the drugs and those who deal those in the united states cross the border on foot between the ports of entry great job that was great footage check her out on fox nation spike lee very controversial comments what is right and what is wrong? bounty picks up messes quicker and is 2x more absorbent. bounty, the quicker picker upper. when did you see the sign? when i needed to jumpstart sales. build attendance for an event. help people find their way. fastsigns designed new directional signage. and got them back on track. get started at fastsigns.com. ♪ it is such a good time to dance ♪ ♪ it is such a good time to [ laughing ] ♪ scoobidoo doobidoo ♪ scoobidoo doobidoo [ goose honking ] ♪ [ laughing ] a bad day on the road still beats a good one off it. ♪ progressive helps k

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winter weather advisory throughout the country with 8 inches of snow fell in minneapolis and south dakotait is dumping rain and snow and ice. some students at the university of maryland turned the storm until fun and games. they started a massive snowball fight. snow is falling and the sierra. this is highway 80. the photographer made it to the skate resort, there was still snow falling and they have been watching very low temperatures down to minus 13. >> kyler is here with clear skies. >> it's not -13. it is definitely nice out today but feels cool with windy conditions . let look at mount hamilton with snow right now. there is pretty blue skies behind it. we have went to contend with. we look life at the day bridge and you noticed the flag on the building is certainly line. we have went and there is a wind advisory. if you were in fairfield, you are under that until 6:00. we don't have that in oakland but there is a wind advisory at fairfield. it is gusty in oakland at 21 miles per hour. sfo about 16 miles per hour. further inland, livermore is gusting 20 miles per hour. it gets better

they don't care if people from south dakota aren't represented because they care more about people fromcity. liz: 21th century fox reported today that smollett was suspended from the hit show "empire." fox news reporter matt king has the update. reporter: the updates just keep getting worse for jussie smollett. the executive producers say smollett is like a family member, but the last couple weeks have been very difficult. they wrote that they are place their trust in the legal system. they say they are aware of the effects of this process on the cast and crew members who work on our show. and to avoid further disruption within our set, we have decided to remove the role of jamal from the final two episodes of the season. 21th century fox is not weighing in on the permanent future of smollett. video footage shows him leaving jail yesterday and driving to the set. for weeks the studio denied rumors jussie was being written off from "empire." the agencies investigating the supposed death threat letter, chicago police say he sent to himself. he could be charged with mail fraud. police clai

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