the texas direct there and a nap that critic will look at how nafta took jobs from southern texas to mexico and how it hurts mexicans as well. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal wednesday and thursday, june 1 and two from laredo, texas. conventions at 2016 -- commencement addresses continues. later, attorney loretto lynch. administrator gina macarthur told graduates at vermont law school to consider careers and public service. she also spoke about the efforts onion's climate change. [applause] >> thank you. thank you, students. you rock! hello vermont law school lawyers. i have to start by saying two things. first of all, congratulations to all the masters. you don't intimidate had all. i have one of those. i want to say up front, i am not a lawyer and really i have

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state director for the texas fair trade coalition looks at how the trade deal took jobs from southern texas to mexico and how it hurts mexicans as well. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal. june 1 and second from laredo texas. join the discussion. >> coming up next, author and historian david mccullough receives the u.s. capital historical society freedom award and delivers remarks. congressional leaders pay tribute to his achievements including two pulitzer prizes and two national book awards. this took place in the u.s. capital and runs about an hour. good evening, ladies and gentlemen. i'm tom coleman. i'm the chairman of the board of the u.s. capital historical society and a former member from the state of missouri. presidentg in for our who is not feeling well and not come tonight. we will miss

southern texas was hit hard by heavy rainfall thursday, leading to flooding and slippery conditions.emi truck overturned due to the flooded areas. trucks were also seen attempting to drive through areas filled with water, and at least one sinkhole was reported in alice. the region has seen a lot of wet weatheher during the month of m, creating flooding problems and major water damage. now, there is a low pressure system and a couple fronts still located over t the south of tex and into the florida peninsula. so more rain is anticipated. not just rain. there is a potential for damaging wind gusts as well as large hail in a similar area. now, florida has been continuing with heavy rain. eastern areas had 340 millimeters of rain since the beginning of may. that's a record-breakaking amount for th time of year. flash floods could happen across the tennessee area as well. across the upper east side of the united states. we may see snowfall in areas like california, oregon and alberta. mo s snow is expected and also strong winds probably up to 100-kilometer per hour wind gusts. temperature

arizona and now producing it in oklahoma and mainly in texas and that is severe weather, and in southern texasthat severe thunderstorm watch box, this is our saturday soaker, and it will toward the east/northeast. and in the short term, the high pressure trying to build in from ohio, and across pennsylvania, and so that is why we are seeing a pretty nice day. with any showers, really confined to southern virginia and down in the carolinas. so as we look at the future cast for the afternoon, more sunshine, and especially north of town, and yes, it is a stray shower, it looks like a 20% chance. that's it. and tomorrow morning, it starts out, with a real fine start for friday. as i said. pleasant through midday. as we go through the afternoon, especially west, we will see a few clouds start to build. late in the day. but most of the day, you are really going to enjoy it. take advantage of it. because by saturday morning, here comes the rain. at times, this rain on saturday could be on the heavy side. and at 3:00, still raining. and yes, it is going to linger most of the day. and that's why temper

the greatest risk area is high lighted in orange across map, north eastern texas and southern parts of missouri, third day that we are tracking more severe weather across parts of the center of the nation. we will keep you updated. anywhere from texas up into parts of missouri and even into iowa. lauren: you stay safe too. nicole: donald trump says his ambitious tax plan may involve raising taxes on the wealthy. wealth. >> for the wealthy, i think it should go up. nicole: we will tell you what to expect. you're watching fbn:am, first

people need to be on guard especially in central and southern texas and midwest. make sure you have your whether radios. and forecast, it will be a wet one for a lot of folks in the midwest. there is a potential for strong to severe storms and including our friends in texas and then tropical storm bonnie that dumps rain up and down the east coast. maybe the indoor bar-b-ques have to be indoors. snshg thank you, janice. >> another bad weather story. eight children hurt. all of them hit by a lightning. the terrible scene happening in a birthday party for one of those children. and new calls for emergency action against zik a. health officials say something must be done to protect pregnant women here in the u.s. deadly plane crash on the hudson river. and what praut down the historic world war ii plane. little miss muffet sat on eating her curds and whey. along came a burglar who broke into her home and ransacked the place making off with several valuable tuffets. fortunately geico had recently helped her with homeowners insurance. she got full replacement on her tuf

parts of tennessee, missouri, nebraska and southern texas saw damaging winds and heavy rain. many homes and businesses in kentucky were destroyed. more severe weather could be in store for the central u.s. and sections of north carolina. >> look at the pictures. >>> sal, the picture of our commute, how does it look. >> not too bad, we are looking at a commute that's typical, slow traffic, but not a lot of major problems. there's a few though. it's not perfect. this is the bay bridge toll plaza, there's a bigger back up than there was. a 25 to 30 minute 30. 880 bound looks oak --, southbound looks oak. there's a couple crashes to highway 92 and add time if you can for that commute. there's a big rig crash north bound 280 and highway 17. this has a big effect on 280 ramp to south bound 17, you may see slowing. 6:13, let's go to steve. >>> well, we have a lot of low clouds, fog, more of a delta breeze kicking in. the fog and low clouds tough to burn off for some at the coast. inland we get the sunshine, huge difference in the temps again. upper 50s to low 60s, the trend will be

showers in southern texas. more wet weather in the pacific northwest. sunday, sunday! weather in the pacific northwest. that's what's going on around the country. >>> dry weather continues across the bay area with much cooler temperatures. a live look now at the golden gate bridge looking all nice and clear with high clouds overhead. temperaturewise, we're in the low 60s for parts of the east bay as well as south bay and peninsula. upper 50s for the north bay with highs in the 60s and 70s. 60s near the coast. 63 at half moon bay and 73 in gilroy. the embarcadero, 71. 70s for oakland. >> and that is your latest weather. >> and that is your latest weather. >> al, thank you very much. talent on this set just increased about a thousand-fold with the arrival of two guests over the course of john legend's career, he has racked up ten grammy awards and an oscar. also proud new dad to baby luna with his lovely wife, chrissy tiegen. >> absolutely. and joe mort. n currently plays on the show "scandal." the two have joined forces for a riveting historical off-broadway show called

taking a look at the forecast you can see several inches of rain possible from southern texas through parts of oklahoma. but out here there's some purple showing up. that means we could potentially be seeing 8 inches of additional rainfall. that's a huge concern in terms of additional flooding. the risk of severe storms in place across texas as well with damaging winds large hail flash flooding and isolated tornadoes possible. the threat extending across the florida panhandle and as far north as wisconsin. in the eastern u.s. we have been dealing with a lot of moisture. you can see the rain still coming down out here. several inches of rain still possible across eastern parts of north carolina over the next few days. abby and heather? >> hoping everyone stays safe. maria molina thanks for that. >>> breaking details. the suspected gunmen and army accused of a deadly rampage may be suffering from ptsd. they are trying to figure out what caused him to open fire. he served four tours in afghanistan. his father believes this is really a ptsd thing. he moved from california to texas to live

saturday in a rural area of southern texas when the driver no longer had command and the vehicle flipped>>> everything is very limb father for us, as far as the contributing factors. he lost control of the bus and it rolled over. several people died at the scene, one dieing later at the hospital. 44 hurt, so many they had to be taken to three different nearby hospitals. >>> objects become projectiles and people become projectiles. >> reporter: every weekend buses like this one packed full held to the casinos around the country. last year, 9 passengers were hurt when this casino tour bus in new york smashed into a building. in february, this bus heading to a connecticut casino flipped in the snow on the way from new york injuring dozens. and now the federal government is involved in this texas crash. a team from the ntsb is expected to arrive and investigate the wreck and look at if the weather played any role. >>> democrats hillary clinton and bernie sanders are looking ahead to the next prize in the primary sweepstakes both are campaigning in kentucky this weekend. county spoke at a bap

brezosky will be our guest bob cash, a nafta critic, looks at how the trade deal to jobs from southern texas to mexico and that hurts mexico as well. be sure to watch "washington june 1 and second from laredo, texas. join the discussion. >> this weekend on "american artifacts," a tour of some of capitolst rooms in the with senator mitch mcconnell. here's a preview. sen. mcconnell: i came back to visit with friends i had made the previous two summers, the next summer, the summer of 1965. once again, i happened to hit on the right day. i was sitting in the outer office of senator cooper -- the reception area of senator cooper from opposite, hoping to see him. he walks out, grabs me by the i'm going toem, take you to something really important. we come over to the rotunda. there i am in the back of the room, watching lyndon baines johnson signed the voting rights act of 1965. i had a better seat than i did for the martin luther king speech. one more anecdote you might be 2008, i wasn -- in in the rotunda. we were celebrating the 100th anniversary of the birth of lbj, and i met lucy johnson, who

clean-up continues across southern texas today. we have had our share of rain.: we are lucky, with the tropical storm bonnie has been downgraded. still rain in south carolina. if you look at the map, you can see behind you for those driving home across the delmarva and ready to move across the bay bridge you are going to run into wet weather. if you expect anyone to be on time you might want to give them a few extra minutes. the good news is the heaviest east. a few showers and thunderstorms that are developing near hagerstown. nothing severe. but keep a mindful eye to the sky. barbecues going on this evening and outdoor activity. the weather will continue. showers are bless soming. a weak cold front across the area in the first of three for the upcoming week. if you are watching us in silver spring. up to college park. northeast d.c. light showers at this time. it's not reaching the ground. grilling out, the temperatures are upper 70's. showers and thunderstorms. not a total wash-out. go to a place that is dry. we will show you more coming up in the upcoming we

communities from southern texas to mississippi received three to six times their normal rainfall sincehe middle of april. storm system is moving into the mid-atlantic and northeast. widespread flooding is not expected. the fbi had been tracking james medina since march. he was provided with a fake bomb which prosecutors said he hoped his actions would inspire other muslims to jihad. >> an official stepped down because of an offensive email he sent while working in a previous job. >> with protests against police in san francisco, new outrage over one of l.a.'s top cops mocking minorities. the force's chief himself saying the incident is one that i find deeply troubling. 2012 and 13 he is a top ranking burbank cop. shared insulting emails about jails being full of blacks and mexicans and an email saying you can't wash off the smell of donkey. >> all the sheriffs that work underneath him look to him as the standard bearer. >> last month 19 south florida officers, some of them created this disturbing video and three officers in san francisco found exchanging racist emails triggering this.

director for the fair trade coalition and nafta critic, looks at how the trade deal took jobs from southern texas mexico and how it hurts mexicans as well. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal beginning live at 7:00 a.m. wednesday and thursday, june first and second, from laredo, texas. join the discussion. were going live to a donald trump rally in san diego. the san diego union tribune writing that supporters and protesters are on downtown streets. most of the crowds or near the convention center where donald trump is scheduled to speak. the story says a few anti-trump protesters were gathered near the convention center in their designated fenced areas known as free speech zones. the warm up for donald trump, sarah palin, began speaking within the last hour. we are now learning that donald trump will not debate bernie sanders before california's primary on june 7. part of a press release from donald trump's campaign reads "based on the facts that the democratic nominating process is totally rigged and crooked every clinton and deborah wasserman schultz will not allow bernie sanders to w

cash from the phoenix fair trade coalition and a nafta critic looks at the impact on jobs, from southern texas to mexico. washington journal live from laredo, texas, wednesday and thursday starting at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >>> this week with congress in recess, we bring you programs in prime time from american history tv. which airs each weekend on c-span. just ahead, a conference on the vietnam war from the lyndon johnson presidential library. authors and historians discuss how the war divided the united states and how the conflict was covered by the media. then pulitzer prize winning photographers talk about the war-time work in vietnam. later remarks from the secretary of state john kerry. >>> c-span wash journal live every day with news and policy issues tha

. >> reporter: it was just about 11:30 in the morning on saturday in a rural area of southern texas, 46 miles from laredo when the driver no longer had command and the vehicle flipped. >> everything is very preliminary for us. as far as the contributing factors. he lost control of the bus. and rolled over. >> reporter: seven people died at the scene. one dying later at the hospital. 44 people were hurt. so many, they had to be taken to three different nearby hospitals. >> objects become projectiles. people become projectiles. so they're hitting hard metal at high speeds. >> reporter: every week end, buses like this one pack full and head to casinos around the current. this isn't the only accident. last year, nine passengers were hurt when this tour bus in new york smashed into a building. and in february, this bus heading to a connecticut casino flipped in the snow on its way from new york, injuring dozens. and the federal government is now involved in this texas crash. a team from the ntsb is expected to arrive here today to investigate the wreck and look at if the weather played a

. >>> a harrowing scene at an air show in southern texas when a stunt plane struggles to stay airbornefront of thousands of spectators. >> we've been doing air fiesta here in brownsville since 1991. and we have never had an incident of this nature before. >> he's going to crash! >> on march 12th, 2011, crowds gather at the brownsville south padre airport for the high-flying event. >> it's a fair-type atmosphere. and there's music and there's people talking and there's just all sorts of sound and activity going on. >> the day's featured attraction is the pirated skies act performed by the husband-and-wife team of kyle and amanda franklin. >> they're two of the finest air show performers in the country. >> as the franklins begin their routine, crowds are amazed by kyle's skillful piloting and amanda's daring wing walking. >> there aren't that many wing walkers in the air show business. it's a really thrilling thing to see. >> the routine is going exactly as they rehearse it. amanda's jaw-dropping stunts and kyle's aerial acrobatics wow the crowd. >> kyle franklin's one of the finest perf

state director of the texas fair trade commission looks at how the trade deal took jobs from southern texaso mexico. and how it affects mexicans as well. be sure to watch "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on wednesday and thursday, june 1 june 1 and 2nd from laredo, texas. join the discussion. >> book tv is 48 hours of nonfiction authors on c-span to every single weekend. it covers the wide array of things from nonfiction books on history, we have biographies, we have science topics, it's one of the few places if not the only place where you are going to be able to see and hear a lot of different voices and perspectives on different topics. we bring in others that you might not know so well. they have a story to tell, something to say, and so we bring that opportunity to our viewers here with those different voices. >> you are on and we are talking about isis and terrorism. >> the viewers and the feedback is a really

a fifth death in southern texas. they found a body today north of san antonio.claim the victim was in a car that was swept away by floodwaters. the other four who died were found over the weekend near houston which has seen around two feet of rain since friday. bernie sanders continues to stump for support across california holding events tonight. he is working to shrink hillary clinton's two percentage point lead ahead of the june 7th primary. now back to "caught on camera." >>> welcome back to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. the most ambitious fishermen are always pushing the limits, trying to reel in that big one, scouring the oceans for the most exotic and elusive sea creatures. in our next story, a young angler battles a giant black marlin. and what happens next is no fish tale. 30 miles off the coast of panama, a family fishing vacation turns into a desperate fight for life. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. >> i didn't really think it was happening. i thought it was a dream. and then when i woke up, i was on the ground, being pulled into the corner of t

southern florida. good chunk of 90s in the plains and texas. cooler out west.tral plains down into texas. s at's what' >>> good morning. i'll meteorologist bill henley. a cool start this morning, it will not last. bright sunny skies. need your sunglasses today. don't need the umbrella. cloud have moved out. sunny skies near 90 degrees for philadelphia this afternoon. lansdale 87 degrees. look at new jersey, sunny skies, vineland into the middle 80s and 80s for the shore with sunshine while delaware warms into the middle 80s. up to 86 for wilmington. have a great day. latest weather. >> announcer: the new middle age is created from our sponsor, aarp. real possibilities. >> al, thank you very much. >>> this morning, we are wrapping up our special series, the new middle age today. >> that's right. this morning, joan lunden is here again. this time, looking at ageism and how often it goes overlooked, even when it happens before our eyes, joan. >> which is more often than we think. hi, guys. it's been said that age is an issue of mind over matter. if you don't mind,

bob cash texas trade coalition and nafta critic looks at the trade deal's impact on jobs, from southern texas to mexico. washington journal live from laredo, texas, starting at 7:30 eastern on c-span. >> i think today we sort of catch up to the 20th century. we've been the invisible half of congress the last seven years. we've watched our house colleagues with interest, at least i have with interest. tv coverage of members of our colleagues in the house. >> today communication comes out of the dark ages, we create another historic moment in the relationship between congress and technological advancements between communications with radio and television. >>> 50 years ago our executive branch began appearing on television. today marks the first time when our legislative branch in its entirety appear on that medium of communication through which most americans get their information about what our government and our country does. >> televising represents a wise and warranted policy. broadcast media coverage recognizes the basic right and need of the citizens of our nation to know the business of

it's really tomorrow that we will see the threat expand from basically southern texas all the way upl oklahoma where we could see the best chance of large hail and perhaps a few tornadoes. so that's something we need to keep an eye on especially tomorrow. now here's a peek out your window. >>> it's a beautiful day out there. temperatures are rising quickly. already at 77 washington, 74 in baltimore. highs today will be well into the mid and upper 80s. mid-80s in the they're by snear. tomorrow a chance of a thundershower along i-81. a better rain chance in the metro area coming up on friday. no washout on friday. and then dry weather returns saturday and sunday. >> that's your latest forecast. >>> imagine being so rich, you have a hard time finding how to spend your money. >> every week, cnbc's "secret lives of the super rich" takes you inside the world of success and status. the most, robert frank, is here with a look at some of the wealthiest people in the world and how they spend the cash. >> good morning. >> we're glad you're back. we love this segment. let's start with an undergr

showers in southern texas. more wet weather in the pacific northwest. sunday, sunday! et weather in the pacific northw es >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. a nice day ahead. temperatures in the 70s this afternoon for philadelphia. the suburbs will see bright sunshine this afternoon. 71 in landsdale and the lehigh valley 73 degrees with bright sunny skies. there's a chance of a brief shower this afternoon, an isolated shower, really, for new jersey and the shore. a little cooler at the shore. 63 for atlantic city. into the 70s for delaware and wilmington and dover. lots of sunshine. have a great day! >> and that is your latest weather. >> al, thank you very much. talent on this set just increased about a thousand-fold with the arrival of two guests over the course of john legend's career, he has racked upacked u grammy awards and an oscar. also proud new dad to baby luna with his lovely wife, chrissy tiegen. >> absolutely. and joe mort. n currently plays on the show "scandal." the two have joined forces for a riveting historical off-broadway show called tu

and friday, the risk stretches from central oklahoma all the way down into southern texas. 58 miles per hour wind gusts or more. tornados likely and look at the rainfall amounts. flooding will be an issue, too, from del rio up to kansas city, we could be looking at up to 6 to 8 more inches of rain in some of these areas until friday. then we finally start to see it calm down as we get into the weekend. >> al, thank you very much. >>> the man who runs the tsa is back in the hot seat on capitol hill today for another hearing into the debacle at airport security check points nationwide. in some cases lines backed up for hours. it comes just a day after a major shakeup at the agency. nbc's tom costello is at reagan national airport for us. tom, good morning to you. >> reporter: hi, matt, good morning. just a few days now until memorial day weekend. the unofficial kickoff to the summer. this morning we have triple box cameras to show you, a live view of the tsa check points in chicago, atlanta as well as here in washington. you know, the tsa is really feeling the pressure in many cases losin

again, this is going to be running all the way from des moines, iowa south into southern portions of texas's definitely worth noting that it's going to be very warm. it's going to be very humid. and this type of air mass is going to continue the rest of this week and believe it or not, heading into the upcoming weekend, as well. it's going to be into the 80s but probably going to feel more like it's 90 degrees plus. kendis. diane, back to you. >>> we have breaking news in new york now where a 33-year-old man has been killed at a concert venue where t.i. was supposed to perform. three others were hurt in the shooting back stage at irving plaza. video shows the chaotic scene as concert goers rushed for the exits. witnesses heard an argument on a balcony before shots rang out. investigators are trying to sort out what triggered that violence. >>> republicans are pouncing on a new report that criticizes hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server when she was secretary of state the review by the inspector general concluded that clinton violated government policy on e-mail use and ignored

thunderstorms in southern texas have dumped up to one foot of rain and led to rescue us.agement officials reported high water rescues from vehicles. the national weather service rain all week. the u.s. coast guard is suspending the search for a cruise ship, a passenger believed to have fallen in the gulf of the mesko. surveillance video shows a woman falling about 2:00 a.m. on friday. search for more than 20 hours, covering 2300 square miles. global news powered by our journalist in 150 news bureaus around the world. scarlet: the chinese economy granted down a gear in april. down from 1.68% in march and missing the estimate. retail side it was also week, missing estimates at 10.1%. scarlet: estimates for 11% growth. alix: we are joined by darren in washington a resident scholar and chief economist. it seems the rhetoric is that notstimulus led growth is here anymore. do you agree. i did not believe it was there in the first quarter. i think people over interpret wheremovements where -- the margin -- the margin of error is much bigger than that. more interesting than retai

for the texas fair trade coalition, and nafta critic looks at how the trade deal took jobs from southern texas to mechanic ko. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal"b ginning wednesday and thursday, july 1st and 2nd, from laredo, texas. join the discussion. the ambassador talked about recent ongoing efforts, as well as the potential for sustained democracy. i have the honor of being president and ceo of washington, d.c. ours is an institution committed to global our goal tonight is to provide our distinguished guests an opportunity, all of you after this presentation by ambassador facilitated by the distinguished ambassador ron newman to ask questions, please listen carefully. to listen doesn't mean to hear, but we've got an opportunity tonight to listen to and hear from two experts representing a region of the world, afghanistan, a sovereign nation, that is a participating member in our global community, affiliated with the world bank and imf, a country in transition, thanks to the pefrt. others in the u.s. in afghani and world community, working together in harmony towards a common g

the texas fair trade coalition and a nafta critic looks at the trade deal's impact on jobs from southern texas to mexico. "washington journal" live from laredo, texas, wednesday and thursday starting at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >>> federal reserve board member jerome powell now on monetary policy and the status of the u.s. economy. he said he would not make a decision on voting for or against a rate increase until the fed's next meeting in june. mr. powell spoke at the peterson institute for international economics. this is an hour and ten minutes. >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. it's my pleasure to welcome you back to the peterson institute for international economics. i'm adam posen, the institute's president. and it's a genuine pleasure as well as obviously an important event to have the honorable jerome powell, member of the board of governors of the federal reserve system to speak to us today. his topic is recent economic developments, productive potential of the economy and monetary policy, and it is that linkage between the real side productivity questions and monetary poli

the country and bob cash state director, and a nafta critic, looks at the impact on jobs from southern texaso mexico. live from laredo, texas, wednesday and thursday starting at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >>> vice president joe biden delivered remarks on reducing gun violence in the u.s. his comments came in the afternoon of meetings held at the white house with state and local officials looking for ways to deal with gun violence across the country. this is about 35 minutes. >> you don't want to be caught doing that. it could hurt you. >> earlier today i led off with my remarks acknowledging and commending the president, president obama and vice president biden, for reigniting a national conversation on gun violence prevention that had laid dormant in the united states since 1994. it was in 1994, after all, of course, that congress took meaningful action to address gun violence. and it was chairman biden of the senate judiciary committee who was the author and champion of those provisions banning certain assault weapons, establishing a temporary waiting period before purchasing a firearm,

a marginal chance from northern wisconsin all the way down to southern texas, damaging wind, hail, heavy especially to the north, the chance of an isolated tornado. very warm temperatures. 98 in phoenix. 82 in albuquerque. 90 degrees for new york. 90 degrees in orlando. anthony? >> meteorologist ed curran of our chicago station, wbbm-tv. thanks. >>> it stands to be another big test for the transportation security administration with a shortage of screeners coupled with some 2.5 million americans set to fly this weekend. lines were long but kept moving friday. five dozen new tsa officers are now on the job. the scene of big delays in recent weeks. screening machines which can examine the contents of a bag without the need to pull out essential items are being credited for shortening lines in atlanta. >>> aaa is expected more than 38 million americans will avoid the airports by driving to their holiday destinations. that's 700,000 more than last year. and the moest since 2005. drivers paying the lowest memorial day gas prices in 11 years. the average in is $it -- $2.32 a gallon for regular

bob cash, state director, critic, looks at how the trade deal took jobs from southern texas to mÉxicod how it hurts mexicans as well. be sure to watch washington journal from laredo, texas. join the discussion. >> i think today we in, effect, catch up with the 20th century. we've been the invisible half of the congress in the past seven years. we have watched our house colleagues with interest, at least i have with interest and the tv coverage of members of our colleagues in the house. >> today as the u.s. senate comes out of the communication's dark ages, we create another historic moment in the relationship between congress and technological advancements in communications through radio and television. 50 years ago our executive branch began appearing on television. today marked the first time when our legislative branch in its entirety will appear on that medium of communication through which most americans get their information about what our government and our country does. >> the televising also represents a wise and warranted policy. broadcast media coverage recognizes the basic

again, this is going to be running all the way from des moines, iowa, south into southern portions of texas. the northeast not dealing with severe weather, but it's definitely worth noting it's going to be very warm, it's going to be very humid and this type of air mass will continue throughout the rest of this week and believe it or not heading in toward the upcoming weekend as well. so it's going to be into the 80s but it's probably going to feel more like it's 90 degrees plus. kendis, diane, back to you. >> justin povick at accuweather, thank you. >>> breaking news from right here in new york city where deadly violence has broken out at a popular concert venue. a 33-year-old man was shot to death backstage before rapper t.i. was scheduled to perform. three others were injured. video captured the chaos there at irving plaza as concertgoers rush toward the doors after shots were fired. >> i heard gunshot, boom, then i fell on the floor and i knew something was going to happen. i'm like everybody was having a good time until everybody started running. >> panic? >> yeah, there was panic. >>

southern states including texas and florida are considered high risk. >> it's inevitable that there willentually. >> reporter: two to protect from mosquitoes, the cdc says choose an insect repellant with deet, ir-3535, or oil of lemon yucaliptus. >> they like to live and breed in close proximity to human had been -- human habitations. >> reporter: mosquitoes that spread zika tend to bite during the day. pregnant women are at highest rescue because the virus causes birth dpekts -- defects. kelly is being proactive. >> wear sunscreen and bug spray at the same time. >> reporter: so far there have been more than 500 travel-related cases in the u.s. health officials say the travelers can possibly transmit the virus to local mosquitoes. >> those mosquitoes could transmit the virus to other people. so in particular, those individuals need to take extra precautions. >> reporter: experts say anyone returning from zika infected areas could also be careful. don champion, cbs news, dallas. >>> a new study shows that living with parents is now the most common arrangement for millennials. researchers

we have seen severe weather popping up with strong storms across southern texas. this is something we are keeping a close watch ongoing through a good portion of the afternoon and evening hours. we had a powerful storm through the victorious area. rain is likely to continue as we go through the afternoon and into the next few days. that's something to keep in mind going forward. >> richard, the smmain thing to note for this storm is post tropical and continuing to bring rain of a good portions to the coastline. >> so beginning of the season. now the weather system has been reaping and damage has been done. janet sh janet is in myrtle beach with more. >> reporter: yesterday could not go into the water beyond their. >>s 199knees in some of the beas area. i spoke to people that live here and they say it is rougher than it is at this time of the day. people are here perhaps of a get away of a three day weekend to celebrate the holiday. they're getting in the water. there is still al concern but it has deminute issiminished. we did have a brief storm comes through abou

investigators are going to try -- start trying to figure out what caused a charter bus to crash in southern texasrt 44 others. the bus was head to do casino yesterday when police say the driver lost control and the bus rolled over. about 46 miles north of lore raid dome the driver did survi survive. now it was raining yesterday but investigators don't know whether that may have played a factor. >>> also federal investigators are looking for some answers in a deadly crash. this one happened at a georgia air show. horrifying. these are some pictures of the scene yesterday afternoon just after the crash into dekalb county outside atlanta. witnesses say there was by plane attempt something kind of maneuver couldn't pull out a dive possibly because there was high winds and the aircraft struck the ground. so hard the pilot did not survive. >>> also 8:07 new developments in the saga over the auction of the gun that killed trayvon martin. the online auction of george zimmerman's gun the back up and running they had to take it down last night. zimmerman used the gun to kill the 17-year-old martin in 2012.

and the country, and bob cash, a nafta critic, looks at the trade deal's impact on jobs from southern texas to mexico. "washington journal" live from laredo, texas, wednesday and thursday starting at 7 a.m. eastern on c-span. >>> and coming up in about 25 minutes, we go live to new york for a news conference from gop presidential candidate donald trump. until then, a conversation with gary johnson who was notch nateed this week -- nominated this week as the libertarian presidential candidate. >> host: joining us in new york is governor gary johnson, former governor of new mexico and the current libertarian presidential nominee. joining us to take your questions. governor, good morning. >> guest: good morning, pedro. >> host: first of all, tell us a little bit about your philosophy of governance, and what does it mean to you if you were to become the president of the united states? what would you stand for? >> guest: well, i would stand for smaller government, for starters. the notion that government with is too big, that it taxes too much, and when it taxes too much, takes money out of my p

texas. we've got the risk for 40 million people seeing severe weather today. especially in the southernt pushing through. isolated storms. by the afternoon, dallas, houston will start to see it on wednesday. more flash flooding a possibility. thursday through saturday, this slow moving front, all this moisture coming up. we know how much rain they've there could be another 6 to 8 inches of rain from dallas down to san antonio. we cannot rule out up to 10 inches. flooding still going to be a big problem. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> there's small chance of an isolated storm, late afternoon or early evening. tomorrow, partly cloudy, into the mid-80s. as we get into thursday, cooler, highs mid-70s. more clouds around. perhaps a mid-afternoon thundershower. on friday, greater chance of afternoon storms. your weekend, saturday looking partly sunny, highs mid-80s. sunday, a greater chance of afternoon storms. highs, mid-80s. >>> coming up next, two distinguished "saturday night live" alums proving variety is the spice of life. >> hello, he's here to tell us all about

parts of tennessee, missouri, nebraska, and southern texas saw damaging winds and heavy rain.storms though hit the state of kentucky tuesday night. many homes and businesses were destroyed after a tornado touched down. that car there submerged in water. more severe weather could be in store still for parts of the central u.s. as well as sections of north carolina. >>> well, there is a new report out about america's middle class. a new report says the middle class is shrinking. according to the pew research center, middle-class is considered a family of three earning between 42 and $125,000 a year. but according to a new major analysis by the center, most americans in major metropolitan areas like san francisco and new york, they are no longer in the middle class. they have either moved into a higher income bracket or they are making less money and they are now in a lower income group leaving fewer people in the middle. 51% of america is considered middle class. that is down from 55% 16 years ago. >>> lyft's settlement with its drivers has been revised. they will pay out $27 mi

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