the president plans to attend a number of campaign-related events in the state today, including a tax reform roundtable later in the day. while we wait for the president to arrive at the nevada gop convention, here's a portion of today's "washington journal" on a recent supreme court ruling allowing states to collect sales taxes on online transactions. joining us is jessica melugin. she is the associate director for technology for the center of technology at the competitive enterprise institute. i will get that right before the segment is over. she is here to talk about another u.s. supreme court to vision this week, which held that states can force online retailers, like wayfarer and overstock to charge state sales taxes, and the impact that will have on retailers as well as consumers. jessica, thank you for joining us. guest: thank you. host: remind our viewers with the competitive enterprise institute is. media-led economic issues and a little taxation. host: this supreme court decision, it was a case between wayfarer and online retailers. and south dakota over sales taxes. set up with this case was about. guest: in 2016, south dakota passed a law that said, even if youew

president trump is in las vegas where he will make a couple of appearances starting with a speech to the nevada state republican party convention. you can watch his remarks live at 3:20 p.m. eastern on c-span. the c-span boss is traveling -- bus is traveling across the country. it is in juneau alaska asking folks what is the most important i think theska? >> most important issue is we are in the middle of a budget crisis. we are used to having a lot of oil money coming in and as a result of lawyer oil prices we are not getting the revenue we are used to. there are other revenue streams that he to happen and doesn't seem to be happening very fast. people are worried about incrementing taxes but without additional revenue coming in, the alaskans are facing a lot of crisis and a lot of aerial is -- areas and one is the opioid crosses -- crisis. people are not living their lives in a way they are happy with so they end up getting destitute and turning to self-medication. >> i think the most important issue is child hunger. we were at 40% of child hunger, we went down and now we are going way back up. we

announcer: president trump is in las vegas where he will make appearances, starting with a speech to the nevada state republican convention. watch his remarks live on c-span. communicators, stc commissioner michael o'rielly joins us to look at the end of net neutrality, what that means for the internet. he will also talk about a proposal to change federal rules , setting the weekly minimum of children's programming. watch the communicators on c-span. haley announced the u.s. is leaving the united nations human rights council. in a news conference, she along with mike pompeo talk about the reasons. >> every individual has writes that are inherent and an viable. they are given by god and not by government. statesades, the united has led global efforts to promote human rights, often through multilateral institutions. four -- for far too long, we have waited while that process comes to slowly. too many commitments have gone unfulfilled. president trump once to move the ball forward. he has called out institutions who say one thing and do another. that is the problem with the human rights council. as pres

. >>> a wildfires burning out of control south of the nevada state capitol. fire is in voltaire canyon, which is a rugged area about fourilcarson city. emergency crews are starting to evacuate some of the nearby neighborhoods. crews are fighting strong winds while they battle the flames. they hope the winds calmed down this morning, so they can bring in firefighting aircraft. so far, no injuries are reported. >>> fire officials in southern california are letting people go back to their homes after fire forced evacuations in a canyon near beverly hills. some multimillion dollar homes in the kenya were evacuated in the santa monica mountains. the fire out there is 10% contained, but there is not much wind, so it is not growing fast. fires also burned already 35 acres, but no homes are in danger this morning. investigators say the fire was started by a weed wacker. >>> in colorado there are two serious wildfires, the biggest in durango in southwest colorado. the newest fire is burning near the ke resort. the fires burned within 200 yards of homes in silverthorne.

fire is burning out of ntrol south of the nevada state capitol. that fire started yesterday morning in a rugged area for miles from the state capital building in carson city. you can see the map. emergency crews are evacuating nearby neighoods. they are fighting strong wind and battling the flames. hopefully the wind will calm down so they can bring in aircraft. so far, no injuries are reporte >>> fire officials in southern california letting people go back home after a fire forced evacuations in a cavern near beverly hills. these are multi-million-dollar homes -- homes in the santa monica mountains. there is not much wind so it is not growing fast. it has burned 35 acres but no homes are in danger right now. investigators say the fire was started by a weed wacker. >>> there are two serious wildfires in colorado burning. the biggest is near durango. the newest fire is burning near the keystone ski resort, 60 miles west of denver. that first fire has burned within 200 yards of homes in silverthorne. 1300 people have been forced out of their homes. s

president trump reaffirmed his tough stance on immigration this weekend in l vegas at the nevada stateion. >> comes aew we learn n details about the migrants kids separated from their parents under the zero tolerance. more than two thousand are still being cared for at facilities across the country. here's fox's dan springer. >> onmi gration, we have to be very strong. >> president trump in las vegas saturday trying to deflect criticism of hisdministration separating more than two thousand migrant children from their parents, suggesting first in a tweet that it was former president obama who kept migrants q wrapped in file and cages. >> in facthe t said look at sight. look at president trump. look at this picture. excuse me. it was 2014. it was president obama. >> the president again pointing the finger of blame at the democrats. >> they want to use the issue, and i like the issue f election, too. our issue is, strong rders, no crime. >> yeah. >> their issue is open borders, as the immigration debatentntr across the cou intensifies, a group of protesters blocking a bus of parents and c

. >> on saturday in las vegas, the president speaking at the nevada state gop convention questions remain about reunitingdr migran en separated from their zero tolerance policy. under the last night it announced five 22 were reunitedwo more than thousand remain throughout the untry. meanwhile protesrs continue to speak out over the .debate a group blocking bus of parents and children moving from one facility to another. coress has not been able to agree on legislation and president trp is now tellingo fellow resis stop waiting their time and put o passing reform until after novem elections. g house leader says those nenttiations will inue. of course it's critical in all this and a great panelf guests to take on the topic of immigration. we have sandra goesman and happs. let's talk about this moving forward you're an immigration attorney, you've handled a lot of these cases. some are saying when you look at the whole go bait, a lotf people have lost the delineatiot somebody crossing illegally is. that's a major issue that they stl have to tackle here. t's right. t i think what we have to r

the clerk: amendment offered by mr. kihuen of nevada. the chair: the member from nevada and a member opposed each will control five minutes. kiki i come to the floor to discuss the state of nevada's fierce opposition to use yacka as a nuclear waste dump. while i have the opportunity to speak to you today, i'm frustrated with the recent action congress has taken. yucca mountain lies in my congressional district. in the 30 years passed the screw nevada bill, they have wasted taxpayers' money on a project that nevada has repeatedly said will not happen. and now, this congress wants to continue to spend money on this failed project in fiscal year 2019 appropriations. i'm trying to fight to prevent nuclear waste coming to my home state. i introduced the energy and water development and related act. eakt would strike $190 mill for the licensing for the depository at yucca mountain. i have to hear to reduce our deficit and debt. congress should not waste another $190 million of taxpayer money on a project that will not come to fruition. but you should support my amendment not on the fiscal basis. my home state of nevada which has no nuclear producing facilities shouldn't be

the road this week. yesterday he was in nevada. earlier in the week he was in minnesota. in nevada he was campaigning for dean huller. minnesota is a blue stateate the president just barely lost in 2016 competing for dean heller. also going to wisconsin this week. let's take a look at one of the interesting factors in this campaign. the president's controversial first mid term election his approval rating just under 40%. still historically low. nationally the president has a problem. mid term elections you tend to lose. 81% approve, 15% disapprove. the president helps turn out. that is why the nevada trip is so interesting. hillary clinton carried nevada. here is the plus. wants the president to genup conservatives. here is the risk. other union voters, democrats to turn out. that is the big risk. if you are dean heller you are not going to run after president. hopes attacks like this help. >> a vote for jackie is a vote for nancy pelosi and schumer and all of the problems that they bring. and i don't think you want that. you have an outstanding man in dean heller. i have been on both sides of him. he is a tough cookie. and we want him on our

the president today? i mentioned it's a campaign event for dean heller in nevada. what are you expecting to hear from the president of the united states? >> reporter: the political juxtaposition is quite telling. you're in nevada. 25% of the electorate is a latino. this is a state donald trump lost by 22.5 percentage points in 2016. dean heller is up for re-election. he's the senator, he's the incumbent and he's trying to hold onto his seat. three years ago dean heller gave up a campaign contribution that donald trump made to him. the spokesman at the time said it was over donald trump's position on immigration. earlier this week dean heller was one of those 13 republican senators that called on the administration to change its policy on family separation. we just heard from dean heller. he spoke for no more than three minutes at the nevada convention. no words on immigration. they're trying to push their tax message plan. the president, as you said, should be taking the stage here any moment. just yesterday there was a lot of house republicans over in congress that were rattled because the president sent out a tweet that all immigrat

the east. i'm ana cabrera in new york. thank you for being with us. president trump today firing up republicans in the state of nevada.migration laws are weak. in his words, a laughing stock all over the world. more on his speech to supporters in las vegas in a moment. >>> shortly before that speech, emotions and anger boiled over on the u.s. mexico. watch. >> shame on you, shame on you.

the most important thing the state of nevada is, the economy.ependent state.people tend to travel when they have money. and the economy is doing well. if the economy is doing well, nevada is doing well. all you need to know is if democrats gain control the house or senate or both, they will push for higher taxes. we do not need to push back our economy. we do not need entrenchment in our economy. we need continued growth. we are on a pathway of historic growth in our country. not just next year but a year after. we're looking at long-term growth. >> jose aristimuno, with the split, every seat is critical. a lot of democrats are looking at the nevada seat. your thoughts on heller versus rosen in nevada? >> senator heller, if i were him, i would run away from president trump. as far away as i possibly can. we have learned in the past year and and a half of the special elections where the president has put his hand aside, they have lost. they lost pennsylvania, alabama, i would advise the sender to not try to campaign with the president. that is nu

. >> president trump here to address the nevada state party convention, expecting to focus on the needsexpand gop congressional majorities in november, it's a theme he's returned to repeatedly this week as immigration talks in the house have hit a series of complications. trump has argued that the immigration push he backed as recently as this week should perhaps be put on hold until more republicans are elected, so in that context we may see president trump bring up immigration. he's also expected to add some support to incumbent senator dean heller, considered one of the most vulnerable republicans heading into this cycle. president trump greeted here in las vegas by protests because of the backdrop of national outrage over his zero tolerance immigration policy. ana? >> sarah westwood, thank you. politics and immigration continue to play out, sparking fierce rhetoric. "fox and friends" co-host taking heat for comments he made on children separated from their parents at the u.s.-mexico border. here's what he said. >> like it or not, these aren't our kids. show them compassion, but it's

tomorrow he takes the same at the nevada state republican convention and will attend a fund-raiser forheller is probably the most vulnerable republican up for re-election in the united states senate. he is the only incumbent running in a state carried by hillary clinton in 2016. on monday, president trump and vice president pence will go to south carolina to campaign for governor henry mcmaster. he was one of the first statewide officials to back trump during his presidential primary campaign. the president might be risking some political capital but he has a favor to return. finally, president trump will be the in north dakota on wednesday. the republican in the race complained president trump has not done enough for his campaign and instead has done photos with his opponent. he will be in the flesh with him next week. we wi artificial preservatives, any added nitrates or nitrites, and we waved bye-bye to by-products. and we're taking those better dogs to the ends of the earth... the top of the world... and everywhere in between. why? so you can get back to eating them, scratch that,

june of 2016 i've been the chief executive officer for the nevada affordable assistance corporation, also known as -- i was selected by the state of nevada to restructure after the organization experienced a series of operational issues and decrease in production. no state was hit harder than i've added and the great subsequent housing crisis and the net that hardest hit fund has been instrumental in helping people save their homes and get back on their feet. these are actual quotes from some of our homeowners. this program saved my life to get save my children's life. i feel like the weight of the world has been lifted off of my shoulders. we were uero much pressure we did know what to do. with opera going to lose our home until we spoke to the hardest hit. providing benefits to nevada homeowners has not been without challenges. nahac acknowledges the urban issues with its performance. specifically the most critical report was a sigtarp report that actually indicated that there was fraud waste and abuse in nevada in the amount of $8.2 million. however, subsequent treasury audits for the same time found significantly reded amou

president trump is about to be landing to give a speech, the new nevada republican party state convention>> leland: then he's got a round table about tax reform. we heard from dan springer earlier that much of this is focused on the senate race in nevada that the gop thinks is possibly a vulnerable seat. we'll hear from the president about immigration. this is something he'll have to deal with all the way through the midterms. obviously live coverage of the speech today just about one hour from now. >> kristin: i'm sure immigration is going to be a huge focus of that speech as well as much as he wants to probably talk about the economy and tax reform and his big tax cuts. >> leland: we've seen some of these round tables occasionally get off topic, every once in a while. >> kristin: just a little bit. >> leland: something that never gets off topic, "the journal editorial report," they're up next, live coverage of president trump as it happens. alright, i brought in new max protein ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. .. .. n? try new alka-seltzer pm gummies

in october, the company breaks ground on the first full—scale aries in the state of nevada. the inconsistent energy flows that are a natural part of using solar and wind power. minute by minute it will trim the imbalance between load and generation on the grid, so our trains may need to go uphill for a minute, they need to go downhill forfive minutes, they are constantly acting like a large flywheel that allows the grid to stay at exactly 60 hertz. it's early days yet and the concept has still to be proved in nevada, but it could help solve one of the renewable industries biggest conundrums right now, balancing the ebb and flow of nature made enemy in a more substantial way. after we run 30 or 40 years providing energy storage and helping people we can remove all of our facilities very quickly, 96% of them can be either repurposed or recycled, so only 4% of our facilities could ever go into a landfill. we are trying to reduce that. we can then plant some native vegetation and six months later you would never know our facility was there. that was kate on a roll in california.

given the very topic of immigration in a state like nevada where according to the recent census number, 29% are latino or hispanic, of course, this is one group associated with immigration but there's also another, in that state 9% are of asian descent. another group watching immigration. we have yet to hear necessarily pointed remarks from him. what do you think he's trying to do here, really help heller? >> absolutely. first and puerto rico foremost a midterm election campaign stop for a senator who was reluctant putting it islandly to back candidate donald trump on the campaign trail. mitch mcconnell's state, the senior start -- sorry, harry reid's state. there was divisiveness in terms of the political situation on the ground in nevada was playing out. you mentioned immigration, the second point i would make. this comes at a time in which president trump has tried on friday to rechange the conversation by focusing on angel families on friday as opposed to what the base of his political movement clearly was starting to break away from him on with the issue of separating children fro

announcer: president trump is in las vegas where he will make appearances, starting with a speech to the nevada state republican convention. watch his remarks live on c-span. communicators, stc commissioner michael o'rielly joins us to look at the end of net neutrality, what that means for the internet. he will also talk about a proposal to change federal rules , setting the weekly minimum of children's programming. watch the communicators on c-span. haley announced the u.s. is leaving the united nations human rights

president trump is in las vegas where he will make a couple of appearances starting with a speech to the nevada state republican party convention. you can watch his remarks live at 3:20 p.m. eastern right here on c-span. >> c-span -- where history unfolds daily. in 19 79, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies, and today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of

the governor's office last week. we're creating 40,000 jobs per month in the state of nevada. ed more from the jobs act and the tax cuts than the state of nevada. we're moving in the right direction. >> bill: how is that? how will the folks -- i know you are running on this, republicans as a party are five months from now you'll sell the tax reform plan. how has it helped nevada? >> first of all, when i speak to large groups in the state of nevada i tell everybody look at your pay stub. look at your pay stub today compared to last year. and the promise is that there will be more. for the average family middle class family in the state of nerve it's 2500 more a year and the end of this year beginning the next year your tax rates will be lowered. they will benefit. people keep more money in wallets. helping them spend and send their kids to college and put food on the table. you name it. that's what this tax and jobs act is doing. >> bill: democrats put out something this hour, democratic congressional campaign committee saying they had their best month of may ever. 11 million ra

the campaign. in nevada, a state that clinton won, the republican dean heller trying to hang on to his seat.ow he faces off against jackie rosen that sailed through her primary. analysts are predicting this will be one of the tightest races in november. also in nevada, a pump won a republican primary for the state legislator, a straight-up pimp. dennis hoff owns half a dozen legal brothels. he's the start of the hbo reality series "cat house." he beat a three-term lawmaker t become the gop nominee. this just , the former senate aide accused of lying to the fed about his contacts with recorders has pleated not guilty. his name is james wolfe. we reported president trump praised his arrest. well, wolfe's lawyer asked the judge and others to keep from commenting on the case. we repted that wolfe had been dating ali watkins from "the new york times." the feds seized her phone and raising questions over national security versus the first amendment. voters will deside whether california will split into three states. what would that mean in the big picture? big picture, is it a real thing? that's a

nevada trying to rally support for dean helder. the president thinks that immigration is still a winning issue for the party even in a state like nevadahere the hispanic population is nearly 30%. here is what the president said last night about remaining tough in the republican party. >> if we did that, everybody come. if we did that, you're right, the word is overrun. we will have millions and millions of people pouring through our country with all of the problems that would cause with crime and schools and you would have millions -- all i have to do say is yes, we want to take care of everybody and want everybody to come and do what you want to do. if they see any weakness, they will come by the millions. >> reporter: and this is what we hear from the president a lot. we can't just soften our position on immigration because if we do, as you heard him say there, they will come bit millions, the president said. one thing we have to remember is that in the republican party right now, house republicans are trying to put together some kind of plan to create more certainty on this family separation issue on the border, as well as a pack t

the politics of his state. the president just went to nevada and campaigned for him.uld be a slam in the face if dean heller voted against his nominee. it would prove to the president and that dean heller is not loyal to him and how much the president values loyalty. so it would be a politically unwise move for heller to do that especially after trump was just in nevada supporting him and encouraging the state to vote for him to re-elect him. >> i hadn't heard the president was valuing loyalty. that's news to me. thanks, alexi. great of you to join us. >> thanks. >> trace: the immigration debate set to bring new protests this weekend. they're expected to be larger than the demonstrations we have already seen. we're live at the southern border for a preview on what we can expect. plus, a new bill giving folks more control over how companies like facebook and twitter use their personal information. this is key. it's fascinating. you're going to want to hear it next. what about him? let's do it. ♪ come on. this summer, add a new member to the family. at the mercedes-benz

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i'm going to do the same thing for the state of nevada. >> with me now for more on all things dennis hof, reporter eric bradner. and eric, for people who don't watch "cat house" on hbo, who is this guy? >> dennis hof is a brothel owner in nevada and they're legal there. it is the only state where that is the case. but he's also somebody who very much like trump built a career on courting media attention. he a reality tv show and a book that he took the name of from the "art of the deal" and he has a heavy fox news appetite and texts with tucker carlson afterward. advertising for brothels in nevada is illegal, it is a quirk of state laws. and so much like president trump built his name in the 70s -- forgive me, eric. forgive me. we have to go to the white house. >> i was asked to leave a restaurant this weekend where i attempted to have dinner with my family. my husband and i politely left and went home. i was asked to leave because i worked for president trump. we are allowed to disagree but should be able to do so freely and without fear of harm. and this goes for all people regardl

the percentage change in suicide rates from 1999 to 2016. clusteredt red states in the mountain west. ,nly one state saw a decline that's out in nevada. guest: north dakota is the highest. 56% increase in suicides in that state. we are working at the state and local level on things like mandated teacher training. teachers and administrators are aware of the warning signs and children -- in children. we are trying to get health professionals trained. remember when cpr came into play , there was an education program around handling blood products during the hiv-aids outbreak. host: our conversation with john madigan this morning from the the american foundation for suicide prevention -- from the american foundation for suicide prevention. 202-748-8000 in the eastern or central time zones. 202-748-8001 in the mountain or pacific time zones. susan in arizona. good morning. guest: good morning, susan. caller: good morning. i wanted to give a shout out to president trump. happy birthday. my husband's birthday is today. happy birthday. 1999, i was working at a company, a warehouse since i was 18 years old. i'm 60 years old out. i got hit by a

at the same time, the state agency had all but stopped homeowners from getting assistance through the hardest hit fund, admitting only 117 nevada homeowners i 2015, a year-on-year drop of 96%. the special inspector general for t.a.r.p. also found that state agencies charge more than 100,000 for barbecues, picnics, celebrations, and other outings thatncluded food and beverage, instead of putting $14,124 toward assisting homeowners, the north carolina housing finance agency charg that amount for employee food and beverages. overall, it was fndhe agency charged more than $100,000 in unnecessary expenses. at the same time, that same agency denied 18.8% of homeowners who applied for housing assistance. state agencies even charged employee parking fees at the hardest hit fund as was the case in michigan, which spent over ght years after pass page of t.a.r.p., the special inspector general for t.a.r.p. continues to conduct audits of the hardest hit fund expenditures to ensure money is spent properly. in august 2017, it was found the states had misspent 3 million in t.a.r.p. funds. we must remember, that's $3 million which could have b

new jersey, only the second state after delaware, to legalize sports betting, following the recent supreme court ruling that paved the way for states to allowed it. prior to that, nevada was the only state where a full menu of sports betting was allowed, along with limited betting in oregon and montana.>>> a video taken at lake merritt is giving many pause, a jogger throws a homeless man's belongings in the lake. the reaction.>>> tracking the heat, it warmed up, mid 90s the next couple days, details on a warmer weather pattern. (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪ (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) >>> a jogger throwing a homeless man's belonging into nate -- lake merritt has prompted many to donate close, to a man who is called the lake home for years. the video and the reaction.>> reporter: monday morning, to social workers, visiting him man who called one particular spot at lake merritt home. the center of a viral video taken friday, while he was away, a jogger took his belongings and threw them in the lake in the trashcan. >> what are you doing with the stuff? >> whe

the us are suicide not homicides . when we look by state it's even grimmer according to the c.d.c.'s national vital statistics system only one out of the fifty united states nevada had a decrease in suicides from one thousand nine hundred ninety twenty sixteen saves like new hampshire and vermont and states all across the midwest so suicide rates go up over forty eight percent in some places from one nine hundred ninety nine to two thousand and sixteen american psychiatric association has revealed that thirteen percent of americans aged twelve and over were using antidepressants between twenty eleven and twenty fourteen and that one fourth of those people had been using antidepressants for a decade or more and the rate at which people reported using antidepressants has increased again by some sixty five percent in the last fifteen years all according to the c.d.c. so if antidepressant usage is rising why are suicide rates not going down but up in fact over ten million americans age eighteen and older are reported to have at least one major depressive episode in two thousand and sixteen with sixty four percent of those cases causing severe impairment which is def

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i'm going do the same thing for the state of nevada. >> we are the party of president donald j.mp. >> reporter: katey erringten defeating another incumbent. learning if you defy trump you pay the price politically, but pledge support and you could be cory stoo co cory stewart. >>hank you, virginia. >> reporter: winning the republican nomination for a senator for virginia. trump tweeting his congratulations. >> we might poke the bear. >> reporter: tennessee republican bob corker slamming his own party, the undeniable party of trump. >> we're in a strange place. it's not a good place for any party to end up a cult-like situation as it relates to -- to a president that happens to be of reportedly of the same party. >> reporter: the latest cnnoll shows more than 80% of republican voters support the president. dennis hoff believes he'll ride that trump wave even as one of the country's most unconventional candidates rides to office. >> it's not business as usual. people are sickfeer politicians. >> reporter: so what's expected to happen in november? well, in this particular district

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bridge. 30-year-old matthew wrightsed his homemadelack armored vehicle to block the bridge at the arizona, nevada state they say he gave short chase before taken intoth custody. found a rifle and handgun in his truck. it caused traffic to go to a stand still for several hours. >>> start to a rough weekend, turned around for an unlucky trio. a man andwo girls were rescued after stuck on a cliff in california. they went on a hike,ot stuck on a 600 foot cliff. c thest guard worked with fire officials to rescue them. firefighters were able to stay t in con with the hikers before finally landing a helicopter on the cliff. that's tricky business.t one.em off one by luckily no one was hurt here. >>> it seems the oval office made an impression on kim kardashian. she says she is not ruling out a presidential run. kardashian talked politics on jones asked her about a white house bid, she told him quote never say never. recently kardashian visited president trump, helped secu p a presidentidon for alice johnson, a first time nonviolent drug offender. >>> we havell heard the term you break it, you bought it. some

the 80s and 90s. >>> 4:54 now. happening today, new jersey casino will start taking legal sports bets. until now, nevada was the only statehere you can bet on the result of a single game. this morning, new jersey's governor will be the first to place a bet to launch the betting. in california there's an effort to put a gambling initiative on the 2020 ballot. >>> the usgs is providing this aerial view of the hawaiian shoreline where lava continues to spill into tnef the larger fissures which is producing rivers of change in wind can bring the haze of dust and gas into populated areas. >>> if bike lanes are looking cleaner, it'shank tchnolo the specialized sleep sweepers are able to get into the narrow bike lanes that are sectioned off to traffic. >> the guys are out every day making sure that all the several miles of cycling that are available all around our beautiful city are being kept clean. so several times a week many of the green lanes get clean. >> they remind me of the little sleepers in wally. the city has 15 miles of protected bike lanes. before the new sweeper trucks, public works crews had to do it by hand. >>

according to the cdc, suicide rates have been rin every state but nevada. bourdain's mother tls "the new york times" his close friend told her he had was little shine bouain wastre risk. france was bodain's culinary this was the cuisine tt launched it, and it was one he his c featured a french meal in lyon prepared and served in the old style. >> i will never eat like this again in my life. chef, merci. the meal of my life. >> reporter: tonight, for countless brdain fans, there's that same sense of appreciating something magnificent, at the same time, knowing we'll never see it again. >> our thanks to david. and if y areggngne w oith dark dial the nationa suicide prevention lifeline number. 801-0-3- we'll be right back. hear that sizzle? yeah. red lobster's lobster & shrimp summerfest is back! t all the lobster and shrimp together in so many new ways. there's new cedar plank seafood bake. tender maine lobster and shrimp, cedar roasted to perfection. or new caribbean lobster and shrimp. sweet pineapple salsa on grilled rock lobster, paired with jumbo coconut

the bureaucracy. i told you yesterday we have about 300,000 veterans in the state of nevada. good men and women, patriotic. we'll take the call again regardless of age to serve and defend this questions and i'm just pleased that we both have come to the same conclusion that they deserve the best quality care and benefits that our nation has to offer, but saying that there's a lot to be done. we need v.a. doctors as has been mentioned several times. clearly it's a national issue. i'm working to get a veterans world cemetery and one of our rural counties. our care giver program in las vegas and the v.a. nursing facility in reno need improvement and, unfortunately, the veterans suicide issues remain quite a challenge nevada. several times as i mentioned doctor shortages have been raised, but i think nevada has really felt the impact, especially in our urban areas like las vegas and rural areas. let me give you an example. in 2016 i was at the ribbon-cut considering of a v.a. clinic in parump and with all the pomp and circumstances and other we are in 2018, and they still don't h

i would like to extend my condolences the city of las vegas and the state of nevada and the whole united states grieves with you. -i for what purpose does gentleman seek recognition? >> i rise today to speak on pacific of a bill h.r. 2946 which would repeal the burdensome 12% excise tax. first created to help fund world highest excise tax. financial regulatory burden and affects drivers. it depresses the market which are cleaner more fort worth and depoft is clammering. repeal of this outdated legislation to relays more modern trucks. by incorporating this repeal effort, congress can rebuild our crumb pling road system while ensuring that our fleet is cleaner and safer. i urge my colleagues to repeal he e.f.t. and discontinues truck replacement which is what everybody seems to want. -i any further requests. under the the gentleman from louisiana, mr. johnson, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the majority leader. mr. johnson: supportes promised a greater opportunity and shared prosperity. six months after president trump signed the law, the results are in and we can say tha

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he is one of the most vulnerable republicans facing and will they endorse taller? >> in nevada it could go either way. this is a state7,000 vote. it is a very, very tight race. the same exact amount of the gop lost in the u.s. senate as well. very very tight. the president -- that is the county that will matter in the u.s. senate election. president trump says he'll be back to nevada repeatedly. absolutely a situation where they could push dean heller over the edge or potentially a state with 25% hispanic voters could be something that would hurt dean heller in the state as well. >> president trump is seen immigration will be a winning campaign element for the republican. is he right? >> will have to see what the president likes to say, but he is saying he is for strong borders and democrats are for open borders, which will be to more crime. he has make it a centerpiece of the campaign and they think that's quite alright because they can win on the issue. they pushed the issue of family separation that is the policy president trump could easily get rid of if they wanted to. you had elizabeth warren campaigning in the