the number one employer in spokane is health care. i want people to have affordable access to health care, i want great providers in spokane, and i want the solution to work for us. i am so glad markets is leading the way in olympia to get it done. >> ms. hutchison? ms. hutchison: i think we need to clarify, because the question was single-payer health care and i don't think we have gotten an answer from my opponent, although i have heard her explain it many times on the campaign trail. she is in favor of socialized medicine -- in other words, a government takeover of our medical care -- and i am not. i want to make that important distinction. the other thing is, what she is talking about about health organizations in the spokane area, those are privately run for the most part, except for of course the air force and the medical care provided at fairchild. universal health care or socialized medicine would make all of your plans illegal. none of us want that. it would mean a takeover of all of our hospitals, our private hospitals and p

i served on the board of the ywca in spokane.is sad to understand how many relationships are severed because of domestic violence. and how much family violence there is. we need to talk about it. we need more than having victims of domestic violence have their stories be told. they also deserve justice and due process, and independent investigations. we need to hold the perpetrators accountable. we needed to raise our girls and boys in a new way to prevent future domestic violence. rep. mcmorris rodgers: i believe that those who have been involved in domestic violence, sexual assault, sexual abuse need to know they have a place that they can go and that it is a safe place. that is when the me too movement was sweeping the country, we had our own situations on capitol hill. we got some rules changed, some legislation passed to give staff on capitol hill a place where they could go. we established an office that would give them that safe place. i think it's important that women know this is not acceptable and they have a place they

not just that the spokane cops were investigating sarah's wayward husband.ther lawman had been poking around for more than a year. homeland security agent derrick truedell had heard from a colleague about the missing casey clark and the ripoff report and other possible crimes. >> he told me the story, and it sounded unbelievable is what it did. >> eric truedell was hooked. so by the time burbridge started showing up, he could tell them a thing or two about james henrikson. describe him. >> he comes across as just -- >> you're at a loss for words. >> he comes across as a used car salesman, but that's not fair to used car sales men. the guy is just, he's a scumbag. >> he had been on james' trail for more than a year, looking for possible illegal drug imports and the mysterious disappearance of casey clark. it began to look like henrikson was behaving like some latter day wild west outlaw. >> he's a sociopath and a kourd. and he didn't get his hands dirt eye in any of it. >> reporter:. >> drewdell already suspected henrikson may have ordered someone to kill cas

wwe have dorothy washingtons-based economy, the health science economy in spokane, and an agriculturalconomy here in southeast washington. unfortunately, this congress has acted irresponsibly. as i mentioned, doubling the national debt in two years. we need leadership that knows fiscal responsibility. my economic priorities are clear. i believe in education and infrastructure as a way to really grow the economy. education is important, from early learning all the way through the kind of career and workforce education i've witnessed today all the way to medical schools. imagine if we had a congress that was investing in infrastructure, like high-speed internet for washington instead of tax cuts have mainly benefited the wealthy. >> thank you. 32nd rebuttal. >> we were being told we couldn't do better, but this was the new normal. this congress has prioritized getting the economy growing because it's important to tackling the debt. it's also important. that's the way that we make sure people have opportunities, because the child is the opportunity. we have 12,000 new jobs today this year

announcer: c-span is live in spokane, washington, where democratic incumbent senator maria cantwell and republican challenger susan hutchison are getting ready for their second debate. live coverage on c-span, your primary source for campaign 2018. >> good afternoon and welcome to the lehr student center at spokane community college. the second and final debate in the 2018 race for u.s. senate. i am hayley guenther with khq local news. ms. mccarthy: i am jane mccarthy. this debate has been organized by the washington state debate coalition, which was founded by seattle city club in 2016 to enhance washingtonians' access to those who hold and seek our highest offices. financial support has been provided by our lead sponsors, aarp of washington, the bill and melinda gates foundation, and the

finance ministers meeting in spokane trying to come to us with the dream and for rewriting trade arrangements with the us among their concerns europe's vital current the strait of ongoing threats from washington that e.u. imports are the targets for higher targets. and as the midterms come closer to the u.s. the economy is firing on all sort of does but will that translate into votes on ballots for the republicans. cycling in russia people in a small town outside moscow trying to learn to the benefits of sorting your trash. this is either of your business some doubt as welcome european union economy ministers met an ins fork friday they've been discussing what they can offer the united states to ease trade tensions and avoid a return to the tit for tat tariff conflict that could hit cars made in the e.u. in july u.s. president donald trump agreed to hold back on his threat and twenty five percent import tariffs cost while ago she ations take place between the two parties. yeah german economy minister a pay pal to my old warned that time was running out and called on e.u. members to find a sol

problems the swiss players now run down in seventy fourth epeat sail of france in straight sets in spokane who think he's been out of action for much of the last two years due to a knee injury. has been knocked out of the former us open champion basin in three sets by world number fifty six lennon stressed that. we're just federer says no i'm your second has the mental strength to stay at the top of the women's game i suck and said that winning her first grand slam title was a bittersweet experience she just made a winning start in the chawner open why she's been talking about her breakthrough win at the us open last month that final dominated by her losing opponents arena williams who called on park hollis ramos a thief and accused him of sexism i think she's a champion in the sense that she doesn't shy away from the big stage i mean in wales is the second biggest a tennis court we have in the world the us open is the biggest one and she succeeded in both of them and i think that's a winners mentality and it's hard to teach that you know some sure she has had a wonderful support around he

that's why i've been from port anglias to spokane to talk about this issue and to try to provide the solutions that my law enforcement and community people want in this legislation. i'm so excited that the legislation will mean that there are more medically available beds to those addicted to opioids. this is something we heard about in every community in washington, the fact that those coming out of our jails addicted top opioids, basically had some modicum of an ability maybe to get off of opioids but then had to wait for weeks and weeks and weeks for treatment like in tacoma or spokane. and bumping that number up from 16 to 32 is a great start. it means that funding will be available to state and local governments to treat opioid addiction, and it is important in the state of washington but we have -- because we have received money in the past. it means tools for law enforcement so they can help combat drug trafficking rings. specifically this legislation includes more than $4 million in tools to support our state in washington through the program which was fighting drug trafficki

likely to drift studies size next day or so we're looking at sardinia corsica maybe northeastern spokane southern france the potential for more flooding down bulls and after that it's slowly dies away most of mainland europe is enjoying quiet with one quite warm weather is to run the twenty mockingbird in vienna woman still down towards turkey and even in paris or twenty four the london has indeed cooled down so with activity in the western med and surprise he will find some throw off shelves in algeria given the the nature of this is they could be pretty nasty too pretty big was flash flooding a possibility as mountains but certainly it looks wet in north now dearie and then tunisia for the next two days. brother leader or brutal dictator. with discontent spreading through north africa time was running out for libya's self-styled king of kings. in the first of a two part series the big picture charts the rise and fall of one of the and the events that helped fuel the violence of his final hours. a must for libya on al-jazeera. welcome back here's a reminder of the top stories on al-jaze

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have testified in spokane in faragher of millennium toriano -- terminal. there's no reason that we cannot be shipping call off the west coast, and in fact, with technologies that are not -- because weapan stop our to the limit of cold keptnology -- japan m coal. we actually reduced co2. idea that if we cannot ship our call, we're doing good things. -- our coal, we are doing good things. ms. throne: coal is very important to my native county. there were 6000 people in campbell county in 1960 when i was born. there are roughly 45,000 now. that is due to cold. we have this for our communities and continues to look for markets for our coal. i have been an advocate for coal . i have also comments on the porch. i have commented against regional haze. i worked as a legislator to l, but we need to take a message out to the country that coal can be part of the climate solution, not part of the climate problem, and that's how we will find new markets for our coal. mr. rammell: i would like to 30 secondsnother 3 and ask when he became a coal fan. as late as 2013, you

worked with her pension fund, testified in spokane in favor of the millennial terminal.here is no reason, none whatsoever that we can't be shipping coal off the west coast. coast. in fact, with the technologies that are now available in japan, because we stop our development of coal technology, japan kept going. if we put powder river coal in the new facilities, we reduce co2. it is a silly idea to say that if we can't ship our call we're doing good things. i would support a goal. i supported coal and i'm all about call. >> mary? >> you know, coal is very important to my native county. there were 6000 people in the kennel when asked whether there are roughly 45,000 now. that is due to coal. we have to support our communities and continue to look for markets for our tonight. i've been an advocate for coal. i've also commented on the port. commented against regional haze. i've worked as a legislator to support coal but we really need to take a message out to the country that coal could be part of the climate solution, not part of the climate problem and that's how we'll fi

been out on the west coast in washington, i've worked with their pension fund, i've testified in spokane in fair of the millennial vault terminal. there is absolutely no reason, none whatsoever, that we can't be shipping coal off the west coast. and, in fact, with the technologies that are now available in japan -- because we stopped our development of coal technology, japan kept going. if we put powder river coal in those new facilities, we actually reduce co2. so it is, you know, it is a silly idea to say that if we can't ship our coal, we're actually going good thing -- doing good things. i would support coal, i have supported coal, and i'm all about coal. >> mary? >> you know, coal is very important to my native county. there were 6,000 people in campbell county in 1960 when i was born. there are 40, roughly 45,000 now. that is due to coal. and so we have to support our communities and continue to look for markets for our coal. and i have been an advocate for coal. i have also commented on the port, i've commented against regional haze, i've worked as a legislator to support coal. bu

guenther: good afternoon and welcome to the lair student center at spokane community college. the second and final debate in the 2018 race for u.s. senate. i am hayley guenther with khq local news. ms. mccarthy: i am jane mccarthy. this debate has been organized by the washington state debate coalition, which was founded by seattle city club in 2016 to enhance washingtonians' access to those who hold and seek our highest offices. financial support has been provided by our lead sponsors, aarp of washington, the bill and melinda gates foundation, and the norcliffe foundation. we also want to thank the community coes

you can look back to other cases, and kevin harfism who is an extremist who planted a bomb in spokane, washington, and they have gone through that before, and even the d.c. snipers they intercepted them the on a highway using a similar technique, and in a sense a planned raid the to try to get person, and apprehend them peacefully. i think that the other thing that we can look at is that this is showing the value of forensic evidence, and what has been an opportunity, and what is an awful situation is that the bombs did not detonate, and that is leaving lots of human forensics out there, and even yesterday, i think that most people assumed that this would happen if not today by the end of the weekend which is that you have a lot of signatures, both in terms of the mail system, and you have a lot of human forensics, and you have a clear target list that, you know, aligns in a lodgical way based n the motives potentially of the bo bomber. so i am not surprised that they close odd then very quickly. and some things to think about is why could we do this so quickly as a country. if people

my first job out of school in spokane, washington. >> we saved all the work.t. i found it. >> i say your friends from the d.c. bureau made treats. you don't drink coffee? >> i'm not a coffee drinker. >> i'm not a coffee drinker. >> they brougoh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (vo) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? (vo) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? (vo) a two-year study showed that ozempic® does not increase the risk of major cardiovascular events like heart attack, stroke, or death. oh! no increased risk? ♪ ozempic®! ♪ ozempic® should not be the first medicine for treating diabetes, or for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. do not share needles or pens. don't reuse needles. do not take ozempic® if you have a personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer, multiple endo

are in the shadow or work in conjunction with the regional airport, whether that's feltsfield in spokane or walla walla airport and making sure that these contractor airports receive support and funding so they can continue to help our aviation and flying public is a great aspect of this bill. also, many of my colleagues have talked about the other improvements to the safety and security. we are continuing to make a down payment on next-generation technology that is our air traffic control system. i can't say enough about how important it is for us to continue to move forward on nextgen aviation system. it helps us fly more efficiently. it saves fuel costs. it helps our system operate more efficiently. and the bill's innovation also takes the next step forward on unmanned aerial vehicles. so i again want to thank our colleagues, particularly senator thune and senator nelson, for their great work on this, and my colleague, senator blunt. making aviation investments is critical, critical to continuing to grow an aviation economy in the united states. it's also just critical to grow economi

clerk: calendar number 3 # 7 -- 397, s. 995, a bill to provide for equitable compensation to the spokane tribe of indians and so forth and for other purposes. the presiding officer: is there objection to proceeding to the measure? without objection, the senate will proceed. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the committee-reported amendments be agreed to and the bill as amended be considered read a third time. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. mr. mcconnell: i know of no further debate on the bill as amended. the presiding officer: is there further debate? if not, all in favor say aye. those opposed say no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the bill as amended is passed. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of calendar 553, s. 440. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: calendar number 533, s. 440, a bill to establish a proc

you learn the sustainability and recently in spokane in hand and you can be the energy capital of thee recognize that we need to do a lot to address the climate change for the future not only of our city but others around the globe. so it is real. the city of houston is the number one municipality in the united states on the utilization of green energy, green power, 80% of our energy is when to cut 10% is solar we just sent to a power purchaser agreement and increased solar consumption from 30 megawatts to 50 and reduced the contracted price by 8% and over 20 years we will be saving the city of houston $40 million. green powegreen power is energyd literally for communities that have been ignored and overlooked for decades we are transforming and revitalizing communities through the use of green energy into the same thing you can believe in climate change and making things happen. >> a round of applause for that. [applause] in the two minutes we have left i just want to come back to two because that seems like a pretty good sales pitch. you were up against opposition hell do you sel sp

this has been a great tool for our state, including airports in wala wala, spokane and pasco as they have used these resources to help grow services and once it's established, it's already easy to maintain. why? because they have helped get the carrier and the traffic and they can see that it can be sustained. the united states has the best aviation safety record in the world, and the f.a.a.'s oversight and certification procedures are critical in maintaining that. and this bill continues with making sure that those procedures stay in place. the bill does help us with our federal, what are called air contract tower supports, in making sure that small communities that are continuing to try to have air service can do so by making sure that those towers can operate effectively. these contract towers provide a key layer of safety at small airports and in the region, so places like yakima, winachy, spokane, bellingham and walla walla will not be saddled with the responsibility here of these contract towers but will receive support so that they too can handle the demand of air transportati