interestingly, there is one case that was brought here to the supreme court out of arkansas. by two same-sex couples, both of them married. they were petitioning and appealing this decision to the supreme court to have their names, both of the people in that same-sex marriage on a birth certificate. arkansas law said that, no, you could not have both names on a birth certificate if you were a same-sex couple. in a sense, treating a same-sex couple differently than a heterosexual couple. these two couples brought the case to the supreme court. what the supreme court did this morning is summarily reversed the decision and said no, arkansas cannot have this law that does not allow both these same-sex partners to both be on the birth certificate if they're married. very interesting decision. also, an order coming down in that masterpiece cake case out of colorado. the supreme court will, in fact, take up arguments on this case involving religious liberty in the next term. this case involves a cake shop maker, who was a same-sex couple, came to his cake shop. said we want you to m

speaker, i rise today to recognize the importance of foster families around arkansas and the organizations dedicated to their recruitment. according to recent arkansas data, the number of foster youth has outpaced the number of spaces available for foster homes by 1,283. many families have already stepped up to the plate to provide a loving home for children in the foster system. ne such family, andrew and amy baker of searcy, arkansas, was recently named foster family of the year. for their dedicated efforts to reunify foster children with their biological parents. in addition, there are organizations around our state that have been forefront of recruitment efforts for foster families, including 50 families in the month of april alone. one such organization is entitled the call, locally directed by lori courier who notes that a stable, loving home can make a huge difference in a child's life. specifically with regard to escaping the grasp of neglect and abuse. today i want to emphasize ms. courier's statement that if one family from each of the 6,000 churches around arkansas came forward

navy, a wrorled war i -- world war i battleship, the u.s.s. arkansas, opened fire on german positions on omaha beach in support of more than 30,000 american soldiers tasked with securing the beachhead. the heroes that stormed the beaches of normandy on that fateful day 73 years ago will never be forgotten. i had the honor of visiting this haloed ground -- hallowed ground over memorial day. while i was paying tribute to the brave soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice, an older frenchman approached me simply wanting to honor his liberators. he said that he just wanted to thank an american. he was 10 years old when d-day occurred and he will never forget how the united states of america came to his and so many others to aid in the liberation of europe from the nazi menace. s love for america and our g.i.'s speak volumes about the good will an exceptional character of our great nation. it's a privilege to offer my sincere tribute to the brave men who laid down their lives in the defense of those french and american shared convictions of liberty, equalit

here at the university of arkansas for medical sciences, the number of uninsured patients fell 80%. the clinic turned a profit and hired more than a thousand people. what's more, the state as a whole saw no hospital closures. but with looming cuts to these health care programs, dr. dan ron says that stability and growth is at risk. >> we're being very careful about long term capital investments. no community can experience economic development in the future in it does not have sufficient health care resources in that community. >> reporter: medicaid expansion is dividing senate republicans as they draft a new bill, pitting lawmakers from states like arkansas that expanded coverage against those who didn't. president trump tweeting today, "republican senators," whom he called good people, "should pass their proposal quickly." arkansas is trying to make its program last either way. for "nightly business report," i'm kayla tausche, little rock, arkansas. >>> michael coors is tightening the pursestrings as sales fall. that's where we begin tonight's market focus. the handbag retailer mi

than 24 hours after being installed this is all that is left of a "ten commandments" monument at the arkansas state capitol. a man drove his car intentionally to the 6,000-pound granite slab before 5:00. the monument had been the center of controversy for the past two years after lawmakers approved a measure to have it placed on state grounds. >> the total cost of the monument is $26,000 all in private donations. >> coming up, a rumble on the roads in arizona. find out what triggered this reaction. michelle: plus, skies of australia lit up. the history behind the >> now another failed attempt to steal a.t.m. in prince george's county. nancy: they tried three times to pull a machine from a gas brad bell is live with the robbery attempt that fell flat. brad? brad: the attempts never work. this is the a.t.m. the important thing to notice here is the part with the money in it is still here. >> the bush league attempt to steal an a.t.m. is almost laughable. the trio in a stolen van carefully rigged a train around the cash machine and they floor the stolen vehicle. they fail. they try again. same t

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. >>> there's a controversial new monument on the grounds of the arkansas state capital building. inscribed are the ten commandments. the aclu and others say think will sue. they say it is an unconstitutional endorsement of religion. supporters say it honors the role that the commandments have held in u.s. law. >>> an agency in charge of u.s. border security says between four and app eigeight companies get contracts for prototypes for the wall. >>> and a have pictures removed. >> this is hanging in at least five trump clubs, a "time" cover. that's not what ran on that date. >> so you see the fake has a photo of the future president and celebrates the success of the president. but the real cover has kate winslet on the kover. >> that's fake news. >> some are pointing out that the border is too thin. the bar code came from another photo shopped version of "time" magazine. >> ooh! >> talk about fake news. >> i forgot to tell you about when we posed for this. "time" j want to grace you with an award, but first, will you pose for this cover? >> the sad thing is i kind of agree. that is

we still have a center on this storm and it's basically right around the arkansas and louisiana and texas where they all come together. the wind is only at 15 miles an hour. wind is generally never a problem with these types of systems. it's all about the flooding rain and most of the rain here, the heaviest totals, the eight, nine, ten total of rain here have mostly been well to the east of the center of the storm making landfall in the louisiana, texas area but mississippi has gotten the brunt of the rain so far. places down there more than a foot of rain. not many. again, most of the rainfall totals we have been getting from cindy is about four and eighth inche like she's going to get caught up in flow and move in our direction amid a frontal boundary. that is fertile breed ing ground for a lot of rain and we are going to get it you can see how much rain there is now. look at this red and orange. that's where we're talk ing about, anywhere between four and ate inches of rain. as the storm moves up along the frontal boundary for us and it looks like tomorrow night, really friday night i

the >>> a ten comm outside the arkansas state capital was destroyed less than 24 hours after it was installed. it shattered into pieces after a man slammed his vehicle into it. he says the statue violates the separation of church and state. he rammed his vehicle into a similar monument in oklahoma in 2014. >>> and a holocaust memorial was vandalized in bots boston. the glass panel was shattered. it was etched with millions of numbers that represent tattoos of those sent to nazi camps. >>> an angry woman caught up with an alleged purse snatcher. take a look at this video. this happened in asheville, north carolina. that vehicle speeding after a shirtless man, driven by a pregnant woman. she chased down the guy who she says broke into her vehicle and grabbed her purse. both the man and the driver are facing charges. >>> and pictures from mars are raising questions about wh there's actually life on the red planet. >> first, there's this. nasa just released this image taken in march. >> is that an iphone? >> i don't know why they waited this long. it shows what appears to be a metallic object sit

we made a commitment to the state of arkansas and the people of arkansas that we would bring the monuments quick as we can. ainsley: i'm sure our viewers will help you. we have the best viewers. they love god. they love faith. they love this country. if you want to donate again go to go fund me.com and type in forward slash 10 commandments ar. can you see it at the bottom of our screen if you want to give money. we will report to the viewers how familiar you raised after this segment. god bless you. thanks for what you are doing. he sat next to the president when he urged president to identify pass legislation to protect americans from people in this country illegally and now the president is about to make good on that promise. jamil shaw, whose son was killed, there's his picture, by an illegal immigrant. he is going to join us coming up to tell us about his son and what he thinks about this. and the female fighter battling isis unfazed by sniper fire just missing her head. [gunfire] ainsley: wow, that was close. the incredible story behind that video right there. that was next. ♪ wake u

man filmed himself running his car into a newly placed 10 commandments statue at the arkansas read has a history of destroying property. back in 2014 he destroyed a 10 commandment statue in oklahoma. read is facing several charges. >> former redskins player clinton portis revealed to sports illustrated he want the to kill drove him to bankrupt z he said he planned to confront one of the investor its back in 2013 until a friend actually talked him out of it. according to portis' banking filing notes he lost $11 million t the money he lost was intended to take off his mother and children. >> academy of motion picture arts and sciences released its list of new members. betty white is 95 years old and started her career back in 1939. additional invitees include debbie allen and a fanning. >> the san diego splash is past san diego senior basketball association which welcomes teams made up of women 50 and older. the splash is the oldest team of the league. the whole squad is over 80 years old. one of the players says if you can stand it and move purchase legs you're welcome to join

(pam) police have released the name of the little boy found dead on a daycare bus in arkansas. he body of christopher gardner junior was found on the bus at a west memphis daycare. they say, the bus driver picked up the 5-year-old monday morning. . . and arrived at the carecenter at around seven o'clock.his body was found in a booster seat on the bus. . .eight hours later. officials say the staff actually signed the boy into the ascent children's health services. . .a place he had been going since he was one. "they didn't get off their ... excuse my language ... didn't get off their ass and look. i'm very upset about it. they didn't look and they can't tell me they looked. they didn't.""there's no excuse. somebody gonna be punished. justice got to be done." police say, they are forwarding the case to prosecutors for possible charges against multiple people. the arkansas department of human services, which regulates day care centers in the state, is also investigating. (grant) we're tracking breaking news in west london.... where an enormous fire is swallowing a high rise apartme

. >>> a ten commandments statue outside the arkansas state capitol was destroyed less than 24 hours after it was installed. now police say michael reed slammed his vehicle into it. now reed says it violates the separation of church and state. he rammed his car into a similar monument in oklahoma in 2014. >>> actress michelle rodriguez hugely successful "fast and furious" franchise unless the series provides more opportunities for women. rodriguez plays letty ortiz, the wife of star vin diesel's character. she posted a message on instagram saying she hopes the producers, quote, show some love to the women of the franchise in the next one or she added she might have to say good-bye. >>> and someone has found the droid they were looking for and bought it at auction. an r2-d2 unit that was used in several "star wars" films has sold for nearly $3 million. no word on who bought the r2 unit. >>> and when we come back, quite a wild scene from baltimore. a man shooting at police from a city bus with two guns. how it all ended. >>> plus, a woman comes home to find a big bear in her garage. >> get o

. >> protesters made inside the arkansas senator, right behind the supreme court of tp centehe. >> byit because they did not have the votes. the republicans and the trump white house, this is the pie in the face today for protesters who have been hammering their senators for weeks and opposition for the bill is a huge victory. there is a reason why people are celebrating tonight conceding it is too early to celebrate. that does it for us tonight, we'll see you again tomorrow. >> that was good, too. >>> it looked absolutely dead and over. here we are again in the senate, but bringing this back in the senate will be even harder than it was to bring back in the house, but you're right. it is not over until it's over, but this is a very big day for people who want to preserve obamacare. and tactically, it's interesting to have seen the senators learn from the house.

. >> reporter: the 34-year-old sanders was born in hope, arkansas and is the daughter of former arkansas governor and presidential candidate mike huckabee. she went to the christian college and married in 2010 and is the mother of three children. most recently, she worked on her father's failed 2016 presidential bid. so she has seen and lived the give and take of politics, which shows at the podium where she's versed in the art of the redirect or saying she's not aware or promises so circle back. >> if anything changes, i'll let you know. >> i haven't had a chance to dig into that but we'll circle back with you on it. >> reporter: and sometimes she sounds a lot like the president himself. >> i think it's the constant barrage of fake news directed at this president probably that has garnered a lot of his frustration. >> reporter: despite a few missteps, the president is apparently happy with sanders' performance, calling her in one interview, a lovely young woman. randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> david gergen is a former white house communications director and so is jen psaki and they join u

a ten commandments monument at the arkansas state capitol is destroyed.this is what's left of it.policesay 32-year-old michael tate reed intentionally drove his car into the structure.he has been arrested and charged.the total cost for the structure was around 26-thousand dollars in private donations.the monument has been the center of controversy for the past two years. . . after lawmakers approved a measure to have it placed on state grounds. trt:26/ ""and this person came to our capital and with intent ran over and destroyed public property, all because he simply has a disagreement on an issue i think that's a real problem. that's the same hatred, that's the same motivation that motivates somebody to put on a mask and take a bat and go to a college campus and attack somebody who's standing there exercising their free speech rights. it's a problem in america." (vicki) officials have already ordered a replacement monument. . . and it's in the process of being made. (steve) a youtube stunt goes terribly wrong for a young couple in minnesota... now one of them is dead and the other is fa

as you start moving in, as you , for theing into shore, you can see in the arkansas, the uss uss nevada, two of the oldest battleships in the navy, and they are over there and you can see the outline of those things. priest and they will open up on the beaches. it is overcast, and as you move toward the beaches, you can see the b-17s, the b 24th, you can see all the airpower going in toward the beach. with all the airpower and naval gunfire, you get a warm and fuzzy feeling. everything is going to be all right. we will hit these beaches, althoughtoward the beach. that airpower is going to destroy everything, those naval gunfire is going to pound everything, and when we get there, we will also have tank support on the beach. again, you have been in your landing craft for about an hour, you're heading into the beach, and you see some guys, you look over to the site and see some guys floundering in the water. seven 41st tank battalion. they had this thing called dd tanks. , let me seepposed if i can find one. they were supposed to proceed -- precede the invasion. there were supposed to go

sort of on par with the national average. your state of arkansasand the state of kentucky, as well. the ones that posted the largest drops of uninsured rates in the country so far. with that as the backdrop. the senate bill passed, it would get rid of medicaid expansion and cap spending on medicaid per person. your state has benefitted from that expansion that really only expands it to make those covered, if they make something up to $16,000, $17,000 a year. so, what would happen to those individuals? >> well, on the medicaid expansion, if we cease that, then they would have to go on the subsidized individual exchange and many of them would not because the subsidy is not sufficient. so, these are people who are making the poverty level or around that so they could not afford it. so, clearly, the number of uninsured would increase. it puts states in a very difficult position because federal government made a commitment of 90% cost share on the expanded population. now they want to reduce it down to 70% in arkansas. and, so, we could not absorb the e

the shooting. >> gunman underway, police officer shot and killed in arkansas. tenant patrick weather ford died in a local hospital after shot in the line every duty yesterday. we'll told he was 15 year veteran with the newport arkansas police department. arkansas state police are not releasing any details about the shooting at this time. several agencies including the k9 aoun rid now searching for the suspect. >>> london borough mark open for the first time since the terror attack almost two weeks ago, on june 3rd, you may recall, three attackers mode down pedestrians on the london bridge then stabbed borough market shoppers. merchant say the terrifying attack affected them all. and they're grateful for the show of support from the world community. >>> oh, a lot of money, but could have been a lot worse. >> the message of good will from around the world, overwhelming. >> eight people killed in the london bridge and market attack, the attackers were shot and killed by police. >> well, they call him the worm in this morning dennis rodman is back in north korea. th

for what purpose does the gentleman from arkansas seek recognition? >> address the house for one minute and revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arkansas is recognized. >> mr. speaker, it is an extreme honor to note the accomplishment of a hardworking 4th district family, mark and shay morgan and their daughter were named last december as the 2016 arkansas farm family of the year and will compete this coming october among nine other state winners to become 2017 farmer of the year. their farm is known for peach-picking paradise, which has 3,500 trees on 17 acres. i was fortunate to visit last fall and sample some of their produce. with peaches making up 60% of the farm's operation, it consists of 600 acres of hay used for 300-head of beef cattle. the morgans are a vital part of their local community participating in a number of organizations that display the hard work ethic they live by. congratulations to the morgans as they are testimony to the american dream and to that of the 4th district of arkansas. i yield back. the spea

. >> bret: that was the arkansas senator, he compared the russian investigation to a plot line in a spy the attorney general also clearly wanted his old job back today. >> as a former senator you bring unique perspective to this investigation because you have been on both sides. >> i have indeed. all in all it's better on that side. nobody gets to ask about your private conversations or your staff. >> bret: [laughs] he finally got that question out. that said today. we have you covered, we had two hours today of special report, we will be back to one hour tomorrow. fair, balanced and unafraid. "the story" hosted by my colleague martha maccallum starts right now. sp1 breaking tonight we are waiting to hear how the president thought is attorney general did today. that could come at any moment, we'll take it to the white house live as soon as it does. jeff sessions came out swinging today. he raised his right hand before congress, testified for about two and a half hours. he was quite defiant, defending his name, fiercely denying claims that he colluded at any time with russians during the

the national transportation safety board is investigating. >>> now to arkansas, where a newly installedmandments monument is no more. police say a man destroyed it less than day after it was put up at the state capitol. it turns out it's not the first time this guy is accused of destroying a monument. fox's willie james inn man reports. >> reporter: controversial monument is destroyed less than a day after it went on display. 6-foot tall stone structure featuring the ten commandments was installed tuesday on the arkansas state capitol grounds. but early wednesday it looked like this. with the 6,000-pound monument laying in peaces on the ground after someone drove into it. >> you don't expect in america and should be expect that people are going to come and damage your property. >> reporter: authorities arresting michael tate read in connection with the incident. facebook account belonging to a michael reid posted a live video of the destruction. oklahoma sheriff's office says the 32-year-old also crashed into ten commandments monument in that state in 2014. but he was never formally cha

the presiding officer: the senator from arkansas. a senator: i ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be ended. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. cotton: mr. president, dal i speak in favor -- today i speak in favor of this iran sanctions bill. i'm the original cosponsor of the bill so it should come as no surprise that i support it. my only concern is that we didn't pass it sooner. as i stand here today, i can't help but feel that this moment highlights the folly of the last eight years of president obama's foreign policy. for eight years president obama did everything he could to curry favor with ayatollahs and tehran. he ignored popular protests known as the green movement and the thousands of iranians who criefd out for something -- cried out for something more than sham elections. he lectured our gulf arab allies on the need to quote, unquote, share the middle east with their sworn enemy and some kind of cold peace. he insisted on putting daylight between us and our friend israel. he dalyed and dithered as the reg

>> 18 months earlier, police were called to the high-rise apartment building overlooking the arkansas river near downtown tulsa. >> i man had fallen out of a window from the 25th floor down to the eighth floor on the parking garage. he was pronounced dead on the eighth floor of the parking garage. >> the victim, amber hilberling's 23-year-old husband, josh. >> from day one, i know what happened. i was the only other person there and i will always maintain my innocence. i did not kill my husband. i'll spend the next 25 years proving that if i have to. >> in the immediate aftermath of josh's fatal fall, investigators assumed it was an accident. after questioning amber they charged her with first-degree murder. 21 months later a jury found her guilty of second-degree murder and recommended giving her 25 years in prison. but the final sentencing will be handed down by her judge in three more weeks. whatever her fate, hilberling says the jury got it wrong. court records, however, show the relationship had more than a few problems. the couple married when amber was 19 and josh was 21. almos

. >> i will yield one minute to the gentleman from arkansas. >> search to guide finanical choice act o the committee in the house mr. chairman i would like to submit for the record the unanimous consent from the arkansas state bank >> mr. chairman this is what.r the commissioner of banking says from arkansas as a state bank regulator in a sea in the huge burden dodd/frank is placed on community banks they have curtailed or discontinuedges, lending activities which has been detrimental to those consumers that they serve it is a compelling endorsementnot for those regulators not fork a member of congress withan those working family is recently i was told aboutin the army national guard member of my district who was informed he would not receive full loan to purchase a manufactured home twice as large and less expensive than the 60 year-old house he was renting for his family. or i hairstylist where her and her husband for not denied - - were denied the loan after having verifiable in tom. >> i yield one minute. >> thanks to yield me the time on behalf of working families of american the

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labor day weekend last years, a wealthy chicago republican named peter smith, who had a history in the arkansas-based efforts to come up with scandalous dirt on bill clinton in the 90s, peter smith, a committed republican opo guy, over the labor day weekend this past year according to "the wall street journal," quote, assembled a group of technology experts, lawyers and a russian-speaking investigator based in europe to try to acquire e-mails that the group theorized might have been stolen from the private server that hillary clinton used as secretary of state. so put yourself in the time frame we're talking about, this is labor day weekend. by that point, by that time there really had been democratic e-mails stolen from the dnc and we would later find out there were e-mails stolen from clinton's campaign chairman as well. clinton's e-mails from that private server from her time as secretary of state, that was a whole different matter. but peter smith and these people who he assembled, they apparently read the news that democratic servers had been hand by the russians and they mounted an effort to tr

the arkansas, texas, he knew all that stuff. but those things are so valuable. >> we see the fullbright program as extremely valuable as well. i've had conversations with former senator kerry, who is very engaged. our reduction in the budget, the fullbright program also receives private donations so our 45% cut translates into about a third reduction for them. what we want to do is to the extent we can help, and attracting more private donations to support the program and perhaps begin to attract donations from countries who have benefitted from the fullbright program as well. it is not in any way an indication of our view of the value of that program. >> i think mark green is an excellent choice for usaid. can you talk just for a second about the reorganization process that you're going through. and commit to working with the committee to make sure that the changes that you're in the process of doing, that they're sustainable? and as we go forward? >> as i indicated we have just completed what i think is, having done this in the

chairman, i'm now happy to yield one minute to the gentleman from arkansas, mr. hill, the committee whip. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. hill: thank you, mr. chairman, in guiding the financial choice act through the committee and the house. mr. chairman, i'd like to submit to the record -- ask unanimous consent to submit to the record a letter from the arkansas state bank department. the chair: be covered under general leave. mr. hill: mr. chairman, this debate today, let's hear what a commissioner of banking says from arkansas. i'm writing in support of h.r. 10, the financial choice act. as a state bank regulator, i've seen the huge burden dodd-frank has placed on community banks. since the financial crisis, community banks in arkansas have curtailed or discontinued lending activities, particularly residential mortgages, which has been detrimental to the consumers they deserve. that is a compelling endorsement from a regulator, not from a member of congress. when you look at working families in arkansas, recently i was told about an ar

chairman, i'm now happy to yield one minute to the gentleman from arkansas, mr. hill, the committee whip. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. hill: thank you, mr. chairman, in guiding the financial choice act through the committee and the house. mr. chairman, i'd like to submit to the record -- ask unanimous consent to submit to the record a letter from the arkansas state bank department. the chair: be covered under general leave. mr. hill: mr. chairman, this debate today, let's hear what a commissioner of banking says from arkansas. i'm writing in support of h.r. 10, the financial choice act. as a state bank regulator, i've seen the huge burden dodd-frank has placed on community banks. since the financial crisis, community banks in arkansas have curtailed or discontinued lending activities, particularly residential mortgages, which has been detrimental to the consumers they deserve. that is a compelling endorsement from a regulator, not from a member of congress. when you look at working families in arkansas, recently i was told about an ar

man filmed himself running his car into a newly placed 10 commandments statue at the arkansasy of destroying property. back in 2014 he destroyed a 10 commacommandments statue in oklahoma. >> former redskins player clinton portis allegedly that he wanted to kill hisated- investors after the loss of his money that drove him into bankruptcy. he says he had that planned to confront one of the investors back in 2013 until a friend actually talked according to portis' banking filing notes he lost $11 million after dealing with investors. the money he lost was intended to take care of his mother and children. >> the academy of motion picture arts and sciences revealed a list of new members. actress betty white is 95 years old and started her career in 1939. additional invitees include viola davis debbie allen and el fanning. >> check out these ballers. this might be my favorite story. the san diego splash part of the san diego senior women's basketball association which welcomes teams made up of women ages 50 and older. the splash is the oldest team in the league, the whole squad is

much rain through saturday night, look at northern sections of louisiana up into arkansas and as it interacts there on the higher elevations of arkansas then pulls out into the tennessee river valley, the ohio river valley and that's going to rain and it kind of moves in our direction as this remnant low pressure system. it looks like the heaviest rain we're going get from what's left over from cindy will be friday night into saturday morning, maybe saturday early afternoon. and i think everybody stands a chance here of getting 12 to inches of rain but you got to understand where there's a few thunderstorms, it could be much more than that, so right now there's no flash flood watches issued but i suspect things may be changing with that as we get a little bit closer to this particular event. again, friday night through saturday morning, sunday looks great, next week looks phenomenal, seven-day forecast coming up. tony. >> ♪ >> the senate republican healthcare bill is out tonight and it is already in danger of not passing. for weeks now, the plan was negotiated behind closed doors. the talks were so secret

the other one near walmart's headquarters in arkansas. the head of walmart's online business says the aim is to cut shipping costs and get purchases to customers faster. back to you. have a great weekend. >> thanks so much. see you monday. >>> checking stocks. all three indices set miles. the dow industrial average gained 134. the nasdaq composite up 48. the s&p 500 also up. >>> 5:27. back home and describing the attack. philadelphia councilman david oh talks about the moment he was stabbed as the robber remains on the loose. >>> setting a record. how comedian alec baldwin is making an impact on new jersey politics. you knew when you cast it they'd lock you up. but that didn't stop you. you traveled far and wide, and others followed. mothers, daughters, sisters, lions. and because together you roared so loud, i know my voice matters today. this summer, come celebrate new york state's equal rights history. download our guide to plan your trip. >>> road to recovery. a philadelphia councilman returns home as the search for his attacker is mis

the pledge of allegiance will be led by the gentleman from arkansas, mr. crawford. mr. crawford: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible with liberty and ustice for all. the speaker: the chair will entertain up to 15 requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. >> thank you, mr. speaker. june is alzheimer's awareness month. is a progressive disease that leads to memory loss and other challenges in brain and physical function. ultimately it has failed. more than five million americans are living with alzheimer's. including over 220,000 residents of illinois. every 66 seconds another american is diagnosed with this disease, and the rate of a new case -- rate of new cases are increasing. mr. bost: it has become our nation's sixth l

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you were the deputy secretary of state of arkansas. this is right up your alley. >> absolutely. it's important to keep in mind, every state runs their own election. 50 different elections going on. for the federal government to tell a state, we want to declare your election system, your state election system as critical infrastructure, that's federal government intrusion. a lot of states, secretary of states, election officials, dnc and others don't want that federal intrusion for a lot of reasons, security reasons but also unfunded government mandates in the future. arkansas was not influenced by the russia election. they can check that box. they want to be able to control their systems as their own. dnc felt similar. >> do you think that even though jeh johnson said he was frustrated with the pushback he got, he wasn't trying to take we're taking over. we want to offer cyber security element that critical infrastructure like the grid would have, that was lost. you think -- >> i think he made his point. i think those that have an intimate knowledge of this wouldn't really unders

people hated the crowd from arkansas. that really led to vince foster's unfortunate suicide. washington, they make and break people and they decide out of the gate who is in and who is out. washington has a long tradition of this. as my first point. is ihen my second point read in the "wall street journal," that final -- that china is completing their ascendancy of world dominance, where they will have an impenetrable cloud internet and i think the object of this unfortunate and tragic carrier crash in japan leading to the deaths of these sailors, the optics couldn't be worse at this particular time as we try to reassert ourselves in that part of the world. i really do think that the commander needs to be court-martialed. initially no excuse for that comments the 21st century with radar. i just wanted to thank c-span because for many decades, you've been such a comfort to me. pretty spotty public education and i feel like every day i watch c-span, i'm attending open university. god bless all of you. i love you. host: thanks for the call. on the facebook page, next and was brou

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we called our sister station, by the way, in arkansas to see if they received any missing children's report. and they do monitor those reports around the state. they tell us they have not. so, that is the very latest on this story. vic lee, abc7 news. >> thank you, vic. an uber driver has been arrested for attacking a passenger in his car. police say 42-year-old leonid beker was driving the victim to oakland. he got into the back seat of the car and assaulted her. he was arrested later at his home in san francisco. >> three people were killed during a gun battle inside a fresno home this morning. a fourth person is expected to survive. fresno's police chief says two men barged into the home at 8:00 and exchanged gun fire with two of the residents. one of the residents was armed with an ar-15 rifle. that gun battle continued outside the house. the surviving victim was a 30-year-old resident of the house. police are investigating whether this incident is gang-related. >>> and we have new details on the case of the australian durit outside a san francisco hotel last friday. today 34-year

police found that the man had an outstanding warrant out of arkansas... and as officers began searching the car they found the body of a toddler covered with blankets in the backseat... as of right now, police have not released much information on the toddler and are still trying to figure out the cause of death... (steve) in san jose police are investigating what appears to be an attempted murder-suicide. officers responded to a shooting on creston lane by mclaughlin avenue in san jose around 9:00 a.m. and found a man dead in the middle of the street shortly after... they found a woman in a nearby home who was also shot and injured.. police blocked off creston lane for about three hours as they investigated... police say the man called 9-1-1 after trying to kill the woman and then shot and killed himself... that's when the woman ran away into a nearby home and called 9-1-1 in the home... the woman was taken to the hospital to be treated for her injuries... no word on her condition tonight... (pam) the weather is heating up just in time for the weekend(ste

host: on the democrats line. robert from arkansas, though ahead. caller: thank you. -- i am on the postal revelatory career webpage. -- postal regulatory career webpage. they list their compensation. it goes immediately into their benefits, health insurance paid by the federal government, a federal retirement program, a savings plan, social security, medicare, life insurance policy, flexible spending accounts, long-term care insurance, supplemental vision and dental, sick leave, annual leave carryover 560 hours. leave exchangel -- host: what would you like our guest to address? you talk about entitlement programs, there is a limit. arkansas recently changed the limit to 100% over poverty. you, yourself, get compensation and then get right into benefits. should the discussion be about how much money you can make a year and get no subsidies? broad the caller asked a question, but i think this is the cracks of what we are going to do when it comes to fixing our financial situation as a country. we are demographically all living longer and getting older

northwest louisiana, just making its way over the start line in arkansas tonight, it's the outer bands, the tropical moisture fueling a tornado watch still. in parts of eastern louisiana all the way to birmingham. and still over in parts of georgia. you have a front, that the cold front is going to squeeze out moisture and over from paducah, kentucky to pittsburgh, pennsylvania, has a potential for flash flooding. >> we will see you in the morning, ginger. >>> saying good-bye to at toe warmbier, the college student who died with brain damage after released from captivity in north korea. an overcrowded several thousand there for the funeral. we hear from his room plate, the last to see him when he was taken away. >> reporter: tonight a small town, and an entire nation mourning otto warmbier. the 22-year-old's young friends carrying his casket. thousands paying their respects at his former high school. so many, some had to be turned away. >> i think he is a gift to all of us, he was a one of a kind. but he inspired us all. >> reporter: items from warmbier's trip to north korea on display

i like the families i have in those choices and i still see there is controversy in what's going on. i live in arkansas, and they still have so far to go. as far as what they're doing with black kids and white kids and they're still bussing kids? white communities outside of the areas where they live. kids are just really struggling. i live in the inner city. i run a church program. those kids can't read at all. they come -- 40 of them every single day to come eat and we give them books and we give them little bibles and they ask us to read them to them. they cannot read and it just makes me angry, and cl is nwhict the word i was going to use, but it makes me angry. it's church so i can rein it in. those are the things that i think we have to pay attention to. what is continuing to go. what did brown fix at all? are we in schools that are equal? are we just in public schools? i've said for many years, and he said it, too, are we just keeping our kids in these buildings because we fought to get in the buildings? you know? and that just makes me angry and so, you know, i think that we have to continue to

the chair appoints the gentleman from arkansas, mr. womack, to pro pre-side over the committee of the whole. -- to preside over the committee f the whole. the chair: the house is in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for 187 p 3.tion of h.r. the clerk: a bill to enhance the reliability of the electricity grid and reduce the threat of wild fires to and from transmission facilities on federal lands by facilitating vegetation management on such lands. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the bill is considered read the first time. the gentleman from florida, mr. webster, and the gentleman from arizona, mr. grijalva, each will control 30 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida. mr. webster: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. webster: today marks the committee on natural resource's -- resources' first step on advancing an agenda to improve our nation's infrastructure and ex-3e diet the development of new infrastructure. the vice chairman of