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russ springer scores...1===but in the bottom of the inning two on for jed lowrie.his single to left centerscores marcus semien.lowrie's 5th career walk-off hit.a's come from behind to win 9-8. (marty) a federal judge has granted a request for a preliminary injunction to prevent the implementation of a six-game suspension for dallas cowboys running back ezekiel elliott. the 22-year-old was suspended by nfl commissioner roger goodell this summerafter the nfl concluded he had several physical confrontations with a former girlfriend. elliott has denied the claims and will likely be able to play while the legal process continues. (marty) top-seeded rafael nadal facing off against juan martin del potro in the u.s. open semis. tiger woods rocking raiders colors in flushing meadows after leaving his florida home ahead of irma. nadal wanting to avoid a repeat of 2009 -- where del potro beat him in the semis in straight sets. last night it took nadal 4 sets to put away the argentinian. nadal will face 28th-seeded kevi

at the the region where you're living in right now i mean it looks like you know bibi netanyahu springer parents are all over par on parts of that speech at least and again watching the video footage i mean while most of the delegates there were aghast netanyahu was beaming from ear to ear i mean one has that impression there's a connection between the two go ahead and. well yes and i've been in the. assembly it was the only people who are really happy with the. israelis and the saudis and their allies of course here in qatar you know we feel this because israel is now very much lined up with saudi arabia because of this obsession with iran and i think it's pretty clear that the saudis you know in their present pressure on qatar over relations with iran are also relying on you know the israeli lobby in washington so yes this is a huge theme there's just one thing to be said though about that and about the huge new military budget remember that this is going to the u.s. military the military establishment and in the past and we on occasions and we hope in future it has actually been the u

seattle, dan springer, fox news. >> nevada took a gamble in recreational harth marnl.pensaries showed pour than $7 million worth of mag marriage in july alone. that is almost double what colorado and/or or sold in first months and nearly certain times amount sold in washington state. it generated.6 million in state revenue. >> up next at 10:30 one hero ofer is is. and rescue in mexico. >> we'll interest dice you to frita life saving pup helping survivors following the earthquake. there♪ >> rescue crews in mexico have been sifting through debris looking for survivors of the deadly earth quake. this dog has become a hero from the mexico navy. she helped safe 12 people. yellow lab. wears marine investigate and protective googles and bootyes she's in her sixth year as search and rescue dog. >> a rare albino dear sighting in district. a driver saw the deer earlier this morning and snap the picture. its with potted on side of the road randall circle dupont drive in southeast. >> wow. >> i don't think i ever heard of albino deer. >> i have not either. >> i was telling jim whi

this is not the jerry springer show. since we are broadcasting live, i will ask that you help me keep to the time schedule that c-span is keeping on this, particularly, returning from the breaks after each of the speakers. but i should also say that after our live coverage today of the entire conference, c-span intends to begin airing each slot starting march 25th on saturday night, each slot once a week for the entire program. additionally, on our website and on c-span's website you can see videos of former symposiums and programs that we have done at the museum. now i'd like to introduce our first speaker. christy coleman is my colleague, the ceo of the american civil war museum. she's a native of williamsburg. she holds a ba in museum studies from hampton university. before the combination that formed the american civil war museum in 2013, she was the ceo of the american civil war center at historic treg ager. christy came to richmond from detroit where she had been president and ceo of the nation's largest african-am

springer would have name id. that's all for tonight. we'll be back monday with more mtp daily. >>> very excited about our show tonight. have great weekend. >> you too. >> i want to begin with friday news developing now. news the trump white house may hope people miss while heading into the holiday weekend. some nights we have revelations about what trump officials did regarding russia and some nights the story is a new clue about what mueller issi looking at. trump hatched a secret plot with a political aide to fire jim comey which trump's own lawyer vetoed and two mueller has obtained that very letter. the one mueller started writing to set up that controversial firing. mueller has the letter, but we do not here is the legal significance tonight. if that first draft of the letter talks russia, it suggests that the letter that trump, sessions and rosenstein were false, a cover story. that would provide new evidence that trump enshared d.o.j. leadership in a cover up about firing the fbi director over russia that could add to the obstruc

springers are very, very effective at preventing death once the fire and starts, importantly they don'tng. evidentially you look across the pond at the united states where springers have been part of their firefighting measures in buildings like this for a long time. we get around and 80-85% a long time. we get around and 80—85% decrease in fatalities where they are installed. where they actuate properly. that percentage gain? 80 and 85 depending on which reports you read. when they activate properly you receive quite a high number, i ran 99%, but importantly they do gets taken off—line, don't necessarily work the way they are meant to do in certain cases, and this is where we see the death rate increased slightly in buildings that are fitted with sprinklers that have operated effectively. clearly they can be effective, based on those percentages. we make certain assumptions about where the file will start spread in when they are installed. something the industry has looked at with their one actor in particular is the fire spread in the building. —— with the grenfell case. with an exter

the 2024 president elect jerry springer. 2028 president elect ricky lake. 2028, that's going to be meget to run. you get to run, you get to run. why wouldn't i? everybody thinks they can win. president trump won, because he was speaking to people that felt they were being ignored. come on oprah, the rock, do your job. >> dana: president trump has been talking about politics for a long time, and he has certain strange that he believes in, and the populace piece that you can see, but you can see strains of it andnd everything, including x reform, which he just announced. i don't know what oprah's tax reform would look like. >> that's a very good point there. if you want to look back, during "the oprah show," when she asked him would he ever run for president, he said he would ifra the country needed him, and he obviously it listed his reasons and he talkednd about trade in e country being ripped off. oprah winfrey has been a very powerful voice in this country. she has been a pioneer for all women and people in this country, obviously. i just believe that at this particular point in tim

lynn springer, she has people in all of the right places, because she was able to send us pictures frommath of irma. i believe it was her sister, lives down there, she is doing fine thankfully, but her husband out in lake tahoe, where he couldn't eat outside, because it is snowing, see this? isn't that amazing? so i don't want to hear any complaints about the sun and the heat here, jim. okay? >> i don't minds snow. >> i know rahel not complaining. >> doesn't bother me. >> looking back to the maps here, bringing it back home, currently at 66 degrees, outside, if i can get it to go , there you i go, 66 in kenneth, willingboro, couple every clouds, i'm show you why in a he can is her. who but loving. >> this i'm with you. i love the idea that we can extend summer little bit more here since we had a stretch where it was cool, crisp, so sort of flip flopping couple every weeks what's seasonal, regardless we are going to find the heat, the sun and that's our theme with high pressure locked in place and keeping control for days. now, here is post tropical cyclone jose, which is obviously still

and in april, jason springer, an isis sympathizer, was indicted on a charge of threatening to murder u.s. district judge ocheks bykav combings flying an explosive drone into her window. the need to extend the redax authority is a time sensitive security matter and i thank chairman goodlatte, ranking member conyers, subcommittee chairman issa and ranking member of the subcommittee nadler for their leadership on this issue. i urge my colleagues to support h.r. 3229 and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california. the gentleman es reserve? mr. jeffrey reese -- mr. jeffries: i reserve. mr. issa: we reserve. mr. jeffries: thank you. i have one more speaker. i yield to the gentleman from new york, mr. nadler. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. nadler: i rise in support of this bill which would extend an important tool in protecting to -- protecting federal judges and their families. each year, federal judges are required to file financial disclosure reports which are made available to the public. these show any potential conflicts of interest