but it has little to no affect because cities like tacoma is experiencing with pavement that absorbs the flooding. we have more on how these unique streets work. >> reporter: in tacoma washington, two inches of rain in two hours. the worst downpour on record. but nearby in this suburban city, a street made of porous asphalt pavement. >> amazing. before we would get our shoes soaking wet, muddy just getting out of our cars and going to our front doors. this street doesn't have anything on it when it rains. >> reporter: this street is part of a pilot program to minimize run off. the sidewalks and the street surface let rainwater flow through into the ground rather than rushing into storm drains and carrying potentially hammer unfortunately chemicals. these concave rain gardens manage any overflow. >> well, it solves the water issue for one thing. they don't have to deal with standing water. but it's a bigger issue it's going to go all over the state of washington and maybe all over the country. our population is going to continue to increase. so we have to be able to handle the water.

and causing major flooding, in all but a few areas the rain had almost no affect because cities in tacoma are experiment ing with a permeable pavement that absorbs the flooding. >> reporter: the torrent in tacoma, washington, two inches of rain in 24 hours. the northwest worst september downpour on record. nearby on this suburban street into is a street of asphalt pavement. >> there is no water on the street. before we would have our shoes soaking wet jut going out of our cars to the front doors. this street doesn't have anything on it when it rains. >> it's part of a pilot program to showcase natural storm water management and minimize run off. it let's rainwater flow threw and into the ground rather than going into storm drains. these rain gardens manage any overflow. >> well, it solves the water issue. they don't have to deal with standing water all the time but it's a bigger issue. it will go all over the state of washington and maybe all over the country. our population is going to continue to increase, so we have to be able to handle the water. >> reporter: chemical laden run off ca

obesity epidemic and fun in fact one activist said that we've knocked on the door of every house in tacoma and we've discovered that nine out of ten people don't want this. even though the town hasn't officially stopped the project it's been the lead already for two and a half years it's an ongoing battle in the small town of two thousand people but its cause has become viral and petitioners have already gathered ninety four thousand signatures and forty thousand dollars in donations. perhaps this town can be inspired by the resulting success that bolivia saw in two thousand and two when the fast food giant was forced to shut its doors after operate in the country for fourteen years how well the most simple form of protest of all bolivians hit the yellow arches where it hurt the most the pocketbook they simply didn't buy the junk food and moving on to just this past week in canada and romania where we've seen two communities fighting the fracking industry and the rexton in canada hundreds of protesters put up barriers to protect the land from fracking that belongs to a first nations tribal

from tacoma washington to d.c. this is somewhat bittersweet. >> we're excited to end at the washington mall and that seems like an exciting place to end. but that didn't happen. >> we drove 3,000 miles to find it closed. >> sponsors raised more thaupb $100,000 had to die srer the destination from the closed national mall to this park. >> it was very meaningful to be able to ride into the mall. it was going to help us raise awareness of the needs and the issues are our wounded warriors made. >> that's not all. comfort for america's uniform services says ten invited wounded warriors couldn't participate. >> couldn't get them down here as well as the trail they needed to ride. >> since the shut down cut the funding for transportation they considered bicycling here but needed trails were closed and the bus was rejected. >> they said it was too short a time. >> all of which left them proud of their accomplishment but frustrated at the government. >> i think they're acting like third graders. >> what is happening in wash

a bad day for a school bus driver in tacoma, washington... who... for reasons no one can seem to figure out...crashes almost at full speed ---into the back of another school bus. fortunately, both buses were empty...and neither one of the drivers was injured. no word if she's still on the job.. they may be going without pay for now, but those furloughed government workers can have aood day and a good meal, courtesy of sympathetic businesses. a number of bakeries and restaurants in d-c are offering free items to furloughed workers, with proof of a government i-d. top chef contestant bryan voltaggio tweeted that he'll serve free gourmet pizzas to any government worker at his d-c restaurant, "volt range." the only government employees that won't be served--members of congress. and its a good day for someone who buys lottery tickets in anne arundel. they just became the next mega-millionaire. the sole winning 189 million dollar megamillions lottery ticket in last night's drawing was sold at this convenience store in severn. it's the second maryland jack

we'll be waiting for the fog to lift pacific northwest, seattle tacoma area, watching cooling temperaturesturday warm, warmer day, same as phoenix. go into sunday, doesn't get dramatically cooler, but cooler air moving in, some rain in the forecast sunday night into monday in southern california. that will be the first in a while. that's the only thing to keep an eye on. seattle and sunshine. >> have the weekend off. >> thanks. >> pop culture, mr. nice guy tom hanks makes a young autistic girl's dream come true when he met her and read her hanks'-themed scrapbook. >> who is that? come here, give me a hug. this is so great. my mom doesn't have something like this. >> that's great, isn't it? she was a lucky girl. >>> the all-star cast of "the counselor" about a lawyer trafficking drugs plus jones knoxville's latest installment, "bad grandpa hchlt two movies to bring gravity back to earth. the soldier hits theaters 4/4/2014. look at the a lister paul mccartney gathered for his new video. then on the flip side of singing talent, dinero, douglas, klein, actors of "las vegas" thick and heavy, no

. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ involving two school buses tacoma, washington.dse on board either bus during >>> surveillance cameras captured these images of a crash involving two school buses in tacoma, washington. no children were on the buses. the drivers were not injured, either. state police ticketed the woman driving the bus and officials are looking into it. >>> new details on the five- hour evacuation and shutdown of jacksonville's international airport. two suspicious packages shut it down for several hours yesterday. sheriff's department says one of the packages, quote, had some destructive nature. that package was later taken off the site. by the way, that airport is now back open this morning. >>> jacksonville is trending right now. also trending, biker beating. more arrests are expected today in a violent confrontation caught on camera between an suv driver and a biker gang. government shutdown. americans are turning to social media to blast congress over the partial shutdown. gray wall of china because photos are popping on the web as justin biebe

. >> puyallip joins t tacoma and seattle, porous paving and rain gardens may be part of the fix to keep area's waters safe. katherine barrett, al jazeera, seattle. >> storm water from nearby roofs and hard surfaces. >>> authorities in iran have arrested four workers for allegedly attempting to sabotage one of the country's nuclear facilities. right now they're not saying where the suspects were arrested or the location of the facility they claim was targeted. the announcement implied foreign governments were underneath the plot. over the last several weeks. iran is under international suspension for its suspected newark program. that will do it for now. thanks for watching, have a great evening. (vo) china is expected to have the world's biggest economy by 2016. before then, it may also have the most billionaires. but what impact are these super rich having in china? and what do their prominence and flashy lifestyles say about the communist party's complicated attitude towards capitalism? ♪

. >>> in tacoma park it is home burglaries on the rise there. since july police say there have been 18 different home invasions. the suspects broke windows, and attempted to enter homes through window screens. they seemed to be wanting jewelry and electronics. and remember lock your doors and windows when you leave home. >>> we told you about this yesterday after the shutdown. all the monuments and museums around town reopened. one came with a special visitor who could one day be faster, better, even stronger than humans. >> reporter: i'm sue rae chin at the air and space museum with frank, the incredible bionic man. he is 6 feet tall and built with implantable synthetic organs. he even has a pumping heart. but bringing a bionic man into the world creates ethical questions. >> would people elect to create healthy limbs with ar official ones? -- artificial ones? >> reporter: would someone with bionic limbs have an unfair advantage in sports? >> it is just an extension of human brand, human technology. >> it doesn't seem like it would wear down as

the dogs were found in horrific conditions in a puppy mill and the animal rescue core of tacoma park picked them up. they will be available for adoption soon. >>> coming up tonight, routine traffic stop ended up in gunfire. tonight, a dra t mat tick shootout on an oregon highway. >>> the fbi can't seem to catch him. details on the man who has robbed the same local bank six tim times. >>> and by now you've seen the video but new details about who was in that crowd and why a police officer did nothing to the woman involved in that deadly car chase the other day is speaking now at their parents' home in brooklyn. let's listen in. >> these are the questions that we'll continue to ask and hopefully we'll get a better understanding. so her mental status has no bearings on what happened. it doesn't contribute to the events. i don't see how those can be connected. unfortunately, if someone is having a crisis, someone do have a momentary, you know, moment of instability, any citizen, how do the people that are put in place to protect, how do they help you, how do they figure out what is happe

police say kevin gieke was stabbed through the heart after a confrontation at a military base outside tacoma. one soldier is charged with first-degree murder. the other two tried to dispose of the weapon. >>> and starting today, some classes at malibu high school will be relocated, while investigators look at health hazards. three teachers working in the same area of the campus were diagnosed with thyroid cancer. others have experienced migraines and skin diseases. testing is under way for possible contamination for mold and termite treatment. >>> and kerry kennedy has made an appearance in new york as a judge set her drugged driving trial in january. kennedy was arrested last year after swerving her car into a tractor-trailer. blood tests found ambien, which she took accidentally instead of her thyroid medication. >>> parents of schoolchildren in boston hope there won't be a repeat of the surprise school bus driver strike. an estimated 6,200 kids stayed home. the bus drivers are rebelling against the installation of gps monitoring devices. a speedup of route times and shortening of paycheck

officials say the nba legend was detained at seattle tacoma international airport after a loaded gun was found in his carry-on luggage. the .38 caliber smith & wesson contained six rounds. russell had a permit but carried it in a prohibited area. the gun 'cause confiscated and 79-year-old russell was released. the former boston celtics star could face fines and criminal charges. >>> in evanston, illinois something was missing at the game between northwestern and the university of minnesota. northwestern declared it a peanut-free day to accommodate people who were allergic to the popular snack. before the game workers power washed the stadium's almost 50,000 seats to remove any peanut residue. for the second time in a week a strange creature from the deep washed up on the shores of southern california. they are called ora fish. they live at depths of 3,000 feet and were once believed to be sea serpents. this one measured 13 1/2 feet long. last sunday a bigger one turned up measuring 18 feet. required a small army of people to carry it ashore for a snapshot. next another tale from the

to want at 10:00 the tacoma station will be closed but shutting buses will run.n another note, metro will open at 5:00 a.m. saturday for runners. >>> a massive search is underway for two convicted killers who just walked out of a florida prison. joseph jenkins and charles walker used documents that were forged to show their releases were authorized. investigators think they had outside help to pull this off. >>> two teenage girls were detained and accused of shoplifting yesterday in manhattan. while checking bags security guards found what appeared to be a human fetus. one of the girls is hospitalized, both are facing criminal charges. >>> the president is going to announce his choice to head the department of homeland security. president obama is choosing jay johnson as the top lawyer at the pentagon. he has been an advocate for the expanded use of drone strikes in the war on terror. >>> what was the question of the day? >> this is a survey. which tech innovation are most men excited for? >> i don't know. ca it be google glass, a self- driving car or a 4 ktelevi

cities like tacoma are experimenting with a special pavement that absorbs water and prevents floods. nearby on the city, only a persistent piter pat as the same storm is absorbed ^py a street made of special asphalt pavement. >> amazing. there isn't any standing water on the street. before, we would get our shoes soaking wet on muddy just getting out of our cars and going to our front doors. this street doesn't have anything on it when it rains. the sidewalk and the street surface let rainwater true and in the ground rather than rushing in to storm drains and gathering harmful chemicals. >> these ring gardens manage any water flow. >> they don't have to deal withstanding water all the time it's a bigger issue. it's going to go all over state of washington and maybe all over country. we have to handle the water. >> it's examineing how fish handle the impact of unfiltered run off. >> that run off plans to prove toxic that we exoppose it to within seconds. they were showing overt science gapingsigns. >>> he joins regios in seeking is friendly solutions to manageing storm water run o off

>> officials from tacoma, washington, public schools are investigating a violent school bus crash that was all caught on camera. take a look here. that school bus driver crashes into a pick up truck and another school bus. a camera on the bus captured the impact. washington state troopers ticketed the driver for negligent driver. now the school board wants to know if she was wearing her seat belt properly. thankfully, no children were on either bus when that accident took place. >> 5:17 is your time. it is time to talk a little bit, it is fall, feels like summer, but a little pesky insect is still around. >> oh, the stink bug? i saw a lot of them this weekend. they were everywhere. >> they are coating everything. we had to bring out the stink bug express yesterday. we coined this term last year because, you know, if you squish them, they're supposed to stink, so my son will take his little airplane and shew them from inside the thousand outside of the house. we got great comments from the our viewers. ann says, yes, they're everywhere in calvert county. and she things she might have br

. >> reporter: state troopers say one bus driver bumped into a pickup truck in tacoma, then rear-ended bus. there were no children on board and no one was hurt. the female bus driver was ticketed for negative bus driving. investigating whether she was wearing her seat belt properly. >>> in tonight's wjz healthwatch other a new study shows many intensive care patients who survived the life- threatening illness may leave the hospital with problems similar to alzheim are's. marlie hall reports for wjz. >> at just 46, lisa uribe struggles with her memory. her problem started with a long stay in intensive care after developing sepsis. >> being lost. being somewhere and not knowing why they're there. >> reporter: research shows many patients like lisa, with memory problems with leave the hospital with long-term cognitive impairment. researchers looked at long-term icu patients. they found 34% made nem more likely to end up in the hospital. >> what nobody has shown before is that 32 our r out of four people are leaving the hospital with profound impairment that looked a lot like alzheimer's d

. >>> take a look at some video from inside tacoma, washington.he driver bumped into a pickup truck and rear ended another bus. there were cameras on both buses. thankfully no children on board either bus. neither driver was injured but the female driver did receive a ticket for negligent driving. she could also be in trouble for not wearing her seat belt properly. >>> scientists capturing this. can you tell what that is? it's a picture of thousands of walruses packed to a beach in northwestern alaska. they've been coming ashore over the past three weeks because of sharp declines in arctic sea ice. they put the number at approximately 10,000. one of the concerns they have, they work with villagers to keep hunters and even airplanes, even a polar bear could spook them and cause a stampede. it actually can lead to the death of the younger ones that can't get out of the way. >> that looks like pebbles on a beach. >> i thought it was first. you zoom in and realize walr walruses. >> i'm no scientist but i'm taking the over on 10,000. >> is he making a

you saw what happened in tacoma. washington state said the bus driver hit a another bus and a pickup truck. no children were on board the bus at the time. the female bus driver was ticketed for negligent driving. >>> a wild end to a high-speed chase in california. the suspect vehicle blows through an intersection and is hit by another car and spins into a third vehicle. the suspect -- police say they were chasing a stolen vehicle. no one was seriously hurt. >>> there is growing evidence the chicago train collision may not be an accident. someone may have deliberately caused the crash. jay levine has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: all day long, the train sat where they had been since early monday morning, with investigators still on the scene. cta officials main thane -- maintain that despite the government shutdown, they were still in charge. the probe, we've learned, now centers on one key question. >> how could this train have gotten started in the yard? >> that's the million-dollar question. and rig

. ♪ >>> serial killer, ted bundy spent most of his life in the pacific northwest, specifically tacomas known victims were abducted in the early to mid-1970s near the university of washington. he would knock out the girls, drive them outside of town to the mountains east of the city, where he would rape them and then kill them. >> ted is a sociopath or psychopath. the psychopathic mind looks at interpersonal relationships than the rest of us. all relationships are on a power grid. all you are doing when you are interacting with other people is trying to get over on them. you are trying to establish your control of the situation. >> i asked you what would happen between the time there was an arrival in king county and the mountains. you said there were two possibilities. >> you asked me to speculate. i have gone through hours of this with other people. you asked me what happened. i can't tell you what happened. i can assist you with my educated guesses. >> when you are being manipulated by one of these guys, you make mistakes. one of my earliest mistakes is being incapable of understand

russell was arrested earlier this week at seattle-tacoma international airport when tsa agents found a loaded gun in his luggage. he was stopped for having a weapon in a secure area. >>> and no breakthrough to end a transit strike in san francisco, california. workers for bay area rapid transit. this is the second transit strike there since last july. >>> and same-sex marriages in new jersey will be legal beginning on monday. on friday, the state's highest court upheld a lower court decision that gay weddings must begin on october 21st, this coming monday. republican governor chris christie is appealing that ruling to the state supreme court. that supreme court refused to stop same-sex weddings before they issue a final decision. that's due in january. >>> and the st. louis cardinals are headed to the world series. the cardinals beat the l.a. dodgers last night 9-0, to win the national league title. they will face either the detroit tigers or the boston red sox. the red sox lead the tigers in the american league championship series, 3-2 games. they're playing later today. >>> and a q

and that-- it's the tacoma narrow bridge in the state of washington. well, look at the size of those girders. very strong steel. and here we are on opening day. what were you guys doing in 1940? and here we have dignitaries coming across the bridge, opening day. look at the strength of that bridge. big steel girdles, concrete pavement, a mighty bridge, a very strong bridge. but one thing, very elastic. and here you see some of the evidence of that elasticity. turns out the bridge undulated. we called it galloping gertie. especially in the wind, it would kind of a move around a little bit. look at these vibrations, evidence of the elasticity of steel and even the concrete pavement. people coming over the bridge, some were reluctant to do that and they took alternate routes. galloping gertie. whoop, let's look at this. look at this. in a slight gale one day-- whoop, i shouldn't say gale. when the cat was released on this bridge one day, look what happens here. there is an evidence of resonance. see those bushes moving around a little bit? a little bit of

two school buses and a truck were involved in the crash in tacoma. footage from the bus's camera. police say a driver, female driver, hit a pickup truck and another with us before coming to a stop. here it is right there. that's from the other bus. the female driver was ticketed for driving negative. >>> a small colorado town is in mourning following a rock slide. the only survivor, a 13-year- old girl, lost her parents, sister and two cousins. now we're hearing more of the heroic efforts of her father to save her from the falling rocks. kyung lah has more. >> reporter: hundreds filled the high school football stadium, to remember the coaches who guided them and young friends lost. [ singing ] >> reporter: five members of the same family, all crushed under boulders the size of cars. the only survivor, 13-year-old gracie faith johnson. her leg broken, but pulled out alive by a first responder. >> he didn't see gracie at first, but he heard somebody screaming. and he was able to start digging. >> reporter: gracie's miraculous survival, celebrated at th

benefits will stop for benefits in places like tacoma and everett and spokane, all because some tea party republicans in washington, d.c. can't have their way. and that's not all. if the tea party forces this government to shut down, our designate state's gorgeous national parks, mount rainier will be closed to the public. students at the university of washington and washington state university may not be able to access student loans so they can pay their tuition bills. funds for important public health programs like w.i.c. could be cut for women and children who really rely on them. and federal support for dozens of head start facilities in seattle and across our state would be at risk. now, the good news is, madam president, none of this has to happen. we still have time. and the senate has passed a shutdown prevention bill that would avoid all of this harm. the senate's short-term funding bill would keep the government open at current spending levels with no changes in policies while we continue to work on that important long-term budget deal. now, the senate bill is not a long-term so

. >>> tacoma, washington, october 6th, 2007.asting and technology foundry, home to hundreds of workers, is taking a routine delivery of propane from an 8,000-gallon delivery truck. but this delivery doesn't go as smoothly as planned. a security camera captures what happens. >> what it shows is the driver trying to make the connection with his hoses from his truck to the plant. and you can see suddenly something went wrong. what that was, i don't know that we'll ever know for sure. >> the truck and driver become surrounded by an ominous and dangerous cloud of extremely flammable propane. >> it's very explosive, plus, that leak happened at a very remarkable speed. it was literally, i believe, under 20 seconds. >> the driver, fearing something isn't right, tries to shut down the gas. but he's not in time. suddenly, the propane ignites. >> unfortunately, at that point, you know, it enveloped the driver, too. he was in that cloud. the driver of the truck, you can see it explode. that's horrible. >> the explosion rocks nearby building

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activities at the port of tacoma alone are related to 113,000 jobs in washington state. but there are more jobs to be found there. and around the country if we act now. mr. speaker, i believe a healthy economy requires a healthy environment. i hope that the final bill that is reported out of the conference committee does not get caught in the false premise of having to choose just one. however, i think this bill is a good bipartisan start and i urge its passage. with that i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida, mr. hastings, reserves. the gentleman from florida, mr. webster. mr. webster: i have no more presenters, mr. speaker. therefore i reserve my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from florida, mr. hastings. mr. hastings: thank you very much, mr. speaker. i yield one minute to the distinguished gentleman from illinois, my friend, mr. snyder. -- schneider. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr. schneider: thank you, mr. speaker. this re-authorization is

. >>> video from inside a couple of school buses shows how violent a chain reaction crash in tacoma,all caught on camera. video also shows the moment her bus rear ended the second bus. she spoke to police who arrived on that scene shortly after the accident. >> do you have any passengers? >> no, thank god. both of us are empty. we were returning to the yard. >> as you heard, no children on board. the female driver was ticketed for negligent driving. now the school district is looking into whether she was wearing her seat belt properly. >>> topping our health headlines now, women expecting twins do not have to worry about scheduling a c-section. new research in the new england journal of medicine says birth outcomes are about the same whether the delivery is vaginal or via surgery. twins have more risk for birth complications and some studies suggest that c-sections lower the risk. the study shows otherwise. >>> for women trying to get press nanltd, new research from israel shows that eating a big breakfast has a positive impact. the study found that women who ate most of their calori

that is on tape in tacoma, washington. woman behind the wheel reportedly crashing into a pickup truck and another school bus. no children on board either one. the driver got a ticket for negligence. she was not wearing a seatbelt properly. whoa. she was not injured. luckily for her. martha: all right. so the shutdown enters day two now, the crisis raising concerns about new questions about the size of our government. because 800,000 federal workers have been furloughed as part of this shutdown. that is part of the three million people that make up the federal workforce. so for a little context here, the most populated city in the country is right here in new york city with just over eight million people. los angeles is second with four million people and as federal workforce were a city, it would rank third with nearly three million people in the federal civilian workforce. so let's talk about this alan colmes, host of the alan colmes show and mary catherine ham, editor-at-large of hotair.com, both fox news contributors. g

rather, in fact, as the court said, seattle, tacoma, and wasco were attempting to deal with de facto segregation. >> is that an accurate description of seattle? i thought that in seattle, before the school board adopted the bussing plan, the city was threatened with lawsuits by the department of justice, by the federal government, and by private plaintiffs, claiming that the -- the previous pupil assignment plan was -- involved de jure segregation. isn't that -- isn't that correct? >> that's correct with respect to at least one of the districts, justice alito. but in terms of the program itself, there's no dispute that it was done pursuant to a plan for de facto segregation. moreover, the question you asked, justice kennedy -- >> i don't understand the answer to that question. as to seattle itself, is it not the case that they were threatened with litigation? >> yes, but there'd been no finding, justice alito, of de jure segregation. >> and isn't it correct that the district court found that there was de jure segregation? >> that is not correct. >> it didn't? >> there was -- there wa

. >>> finally at the bay bridge tacoma, gridlock.e yourself some extra time into san francisco. 8:51. let's head over to steve. >>> thank you. you can't find city hall but you can go down there. sid farhang is, our photographer. give me a high sign that i know that's you. there he is. thank you. like the old days. thank you, sid. [laughter] >> partly sunny, partly cloudy. there is a little bit on the marin coast on the san mateo coast. when you get in the 30s, it's tough to warm up to the 60s. some fog, cold. it's cold. scotts valley, 33. ben lomond, 34. petaluma, 38. petaluma, 38. i've not had a tweet from bubba the tortoise this morning. he's probably sitting on his warmy. it's so called. san jose started off 44. we'll end up with 67. a lot of sunshine. any patchy fog is gonna get chewed up. look for temperatures to rebound. by the weekend we'll start to cool things down. much better conditions in the sierra. the fresh snow is up there. go, go, go. the next three days look good. 30s, 40s on the temperatures. even some low 40s on th

. >>> tacoma, washington, here.s violent collision involving two school buses caught on tape from inside. fortunately, you see the seats are empty other than these unfortunate drivers here. no kids on the bus. one of the buses hit a truck before ramming into the rear of the second bus. the driver of the first bus was ticketed for negligent driving, but no one was hurt. >>> coming up, new twists in the biker gang attack on a family's car. why did police release one of the suspects? >>> plus, they have been dubbed the suicide caucus. this group of republicans who demanded obama care be defunded or delayed before the bill could pass. now, some of their fellow republicans are turning against them. the day my doctor told me i had diabetes, i remember thinking there's a lot i have to do... check my blood sugar, eat better. start insulin. today i learned there's something i don't have to do anymore. my doctor said with levemir® flexpen... i don't have to use a syringe and a vial. levemir® flexpen comes prefilled with long-

rather, in fact, as the court said, seattle, tacoma, and wasco were attempting to deal with de facto segregation. >> is that an accurate description of seattle? i thought that in seattle, before the school board adopted the bussing plan, the city was threatened with lawsuits by the department of justice, by the federal government, and by private plaintiffs, claiming that the -- the previous pupil assignment plan was -- involved de jure segregation. isn't that -- isn't that correct? >> that's correct with respect to at least one of the districts, justice alito. but in terms of the program itself, there's no dispute that it was done pursuant to a plan for de facto segregation. moreover, the question you asked, justice kennedy -- >> i don't understand the answer to that question. as to seattle itself, is it not the case that they were threatened with litigation? >> yes, but there'd been no finding, justice alito, of de jure segregation. >> and isn't it correct that the district court found that there was de jure segregation? >> that is not correct. >> it didn't? >> there was -- there wa

no constitutional mandate to relieve past discrimination, rather -- [inaudible] seattle, tacoma and rosco were attempting to deal with -- >> is that an accurate description of seattle in i thought that in seattle before the school board adopted the busing plan the city was threatened with lawsuits by the department of justice, by federal government and by private plaintiffs claiming that the previous pupil assignment plan was -- involved deinjury segregation with. isn't that correct? >> that's correct with regard to at least one of the districts, but there's no dispute that it was done pursuant to a plan for de facto segregation. moreover, the question -- >> [inaudible] that question. as to seattle itself, is it not the case that they were threatened with litigation? >> yes, but there'd been no finding, justice alito -- >> isn't it correct that the district court found there was -- >> that is not correct. there was no finding whatsoever that there had been segregation and there was a constitutional imperative to correct that desegregation. it was absolutely identical to the situation, and

rather, in fact, seattle, tacoma and while still were attempting to do with de facto segregation spent is that an accurate description of seattle? i thought in seattle before the school board adopted the busing plan the city was threatened with lawsuits by the department of justice, i the federal government, and by private plaintiffs, claiming that the previous tuple assignment plan involved de jure segregation. isn't that correct? >> that's correct with respect to lease one of the districts. but in terms of the program itself there's no dispute that it was done pursuant to a plan for de facto segregation. moreover, the question you asked, justice kennedy -- >> i don't understand and to that question. as to seattle itself, is another case they were threatened with litigation? >> yes. >> isn't it grea correct that te district court found that there was de jure segregation? >> that's not correct. there was no finding whatsoever that there had been de jure segregation and was a constitutional imperative to correct that the segregation. your honor is correct that in seattle what we're deal

i spoke with the leaders of the emergency food network in tacoma who said that as this shutdown continuesnd as funding for women, infant and children nutrition deteriorates, they're struggling to provide baby formula. we need to reopen this formula. it's harming our economy and it's straining the social fabric of our country. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from minnesota seek recognition? >> to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. ellison: mr. speaker, i am looking forward to joining my colleagues in that line to sign a discharge petition that will reopen government. not with conditions, not on the condition that we want this thing or we want that thing or we want to open the -- won't open the government until we get it, but just to open the government with no conditions. my republican friends know very well that this shutdown is for one reason and one reason only. it is because they wanted to delay, defund, destroy health care for the am

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