thompson:. speaker. again, i'd like to thank mr. st, mr. lamalfa, chairman smith and all of our colleagu on ways and means who worked so hard to bring this bill to fruition not once, not twice, but now three times and our friend from know how difficult that is in your state in aa, what a devastating fire that was and i your constituents and thank your for being on the floor today. mr. speaker, florida, texas, south carolina, louisiana, kentucky, oregon, new york, california and over a dozen other states have been devastated by disasters. ther ng a single colleague in this house who should have to go through a disaster to know how bad it is. this devtaple's lives, it disrupts communities, it disrupts people's lives. people are kled, businesses are lost, homes and h are lost and destroyed. the least that we can doo come to the aid of our constituents, our fellow americans, in times ofis and in times of great need and that's what we're doing today. this is commendable by the ways and means committee and every m this house should be proud to co

thompson: the gentleman yields back. pleased to recognize the gentleman from new york, mr. langworthy, for five minutes. mr. langworthy: thank you. i represent western new york and the southern tier counties of new york state along the pennsylvania line and i'm deeply concerned about the unrealistic plan proposed by our governor to reduce economy-wide greenhouse gas emissions in new york by 40% by 2030, and no less than 85% by 2050. this timeline simply isn't feasible for many industries in rural upstate new york, but what's particularly alarming in this plan is our governor's aggressive push toward electrification in our agriculture sector, an agenda that i believe could have very serious consequences. diesel fuel plays a crucial role. farm something a round the clock endeavor, as my colleagues have said, and requiring our farmers to rely on more heavily electric charging vehicles ignores the operational realities of farming and the inconvenience of having to park equipment for hours and hours on end to charge. and with

thompson. mr. thompson: 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 justice for all. the speaker: the chair will entertain requests for o one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. thompson: mr. speaker, request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize applewold, pennsylvania, located along the allegheny river in armstrong county. they are celebrating 125 years of being incorporated, on saturday, june 1. while they have officially been a burrow for -- burrough for 125 years, they played a pivotal role in the french and indian war. witnessing the pennsylvania canal extension, and welcoming the railroad years later. to celebrate th

time to say goodbye for lexi thompson.ith multiple lpga tour event wins and a major under her belt, she'll call time on her career at the end of the season. hello, and thanks for joining us on sportsday. we start in paris — where novak djokovic has begun his french open title defence with a solid straight sets victory over france's pierre—hugues herbert. having not yet reached a final in 2024, there have been question marks around his form. but he did what he does best on the clay courts of the french capital, powering to a 6—4, 7—6, 6—4 win over his wild card opponent. the 24—time grand slam champion will take sole ownership of the record of most major titles with a fourth victory in paris. next up for him — spain's world number 63, roberto carballes baena. two—time french open finalist casper ruud moved into the second round with a routine 6—3, 6—4, 6—3 win over brazil's felipe meligeni alves. the norwegian is a two—time—beaten finalist in paris, so will be looking to make that final step. aryna sabalenka meanwhile dropp

thompson: i thank the governor. thank you so much for taking the time and expense and spend some time with us and your leadership on this issue. much appreciated. at this point. you are excused. and i'm going to recognize my good friend from illinois who is the vice chair or the ranking member of the select committee on china, mr. krishnamoorthi in a mootery -- krish in a mooter think. rrl case of theft was estimated to be $30 million because the folks in china wanted to reverse engineer the contents of this to be able to produce the same. ag technology is a prime target of i.p. theft because this is the best and most productive in the world. the select committee's bipartisan economic report released in december last year included broad recommendations on how to best protect i.p. for the ag sector, we need to improve coordination between local and federal law enforcement agencies and properly resource and trend the d.o.a. to prosecute these crimes. there are other concerns addressed in our economic report. congressw

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thompson: mr. speaker, request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: so be. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, farming is more than a profession. it is a true cornerstone of the american society. and no group has had a more significant impact on the evolution of modern society than our hardworking farmers. from the earliest days of our nation's founding, the work ethic and devotion of our producers is what pushes us forward. before the sunrises -- sun rietzs, our nation's farmers, ranchers and foresters have already been hard at work for hours, tending to their fields and caring for their livestock. providing for our families goes beyond putting food on our tables, it includes clothes on our back, heat in our homes and fuel for our vehicles. with each harvest, our farm families ensure that america and the world has access to a safe and abundant food supply. american agriculture remains america's backbone and

thompson? >> the southeast asia market is one that we need to look to. we have some real problems with mexico right now and i hope we get those resolved sooner than later. i will say this as well. there is quite a bit of work d going on in africa. we have to diversify our customer base and i think we are on the road to losing more of the marketshare into china and we need to be aware of that. we need to do what we can to retain that trade that we cannot sacrifice our own national security and food security in our own country so we need to stay on top of that. >> ambassador, you are right. and we should be underlining the importance of that. when we talk about southeast asia and africa we cannot allow unfettered chinese leadership in those areas. people understand the deal with the devil they are making and other chinese deals. they are looking for american , leadership and too often, america is receding into ourselves. public opinion surveys in africa, more respondents will said that they view china as the leader of the world d compared to america and th

anne thompson, nbc news, gainesville, florida. >>> pro golfer lexi thompson has shocked her fans announcing of the year, the 29-year-old is one on sport's biggest stars but she said she's at peace with her decision and she's opening up about her struggles with mental health. here's kaylee hartung. >> being out here can be a lot. it can be lonely. sorry if i get emotional. >> reporter: fighting back tears, professional golfer lexi thompson at just 29 years old saying she's at peace with the decision to retire at the end of this season. >> you know we're not perfect. we're humans. words hurt. and it's hard to overcome sometimes. >> reporter: one of the biggest stars in the sport for more than a decade, thompson qualified for the u.s. open when she was just 12 years old. >> i know it would be an awesome experience coming here at such a young age, and it is. >> reporter: her first of 11 lpga wins came four years later. >> a victory for the record books, and lexi thompson is a winner on the lpga tour at just 16 years of age. >> reporter: now after months of deliberation, she says it felt right t

since she first joined the pro tour at 15 years old, lexi thompson has been a star. with that success, thompson says her life as a golfer has been a whirlwind of constant attention, scrutiny and pressure. now she's choosing to step away from her storied career saying there are more things to life. >> being out here can be a lot. it can be lonely. sorry if i get emotional. >> reporter: fighting back tears, professional golfer lexi thompson at just 29 years old saying she's at peace with the decision to retire at the end of this season. >> you know we're not perfect. we're humans. words hurt. and it's hard to overcome sometimes. >> reporter: one of the biggest stars in the sport for more than a decade, thompson qualified for the u.s. open when she was just 12 years old. >> i know it would be an awesome experience coming here at such a young age, and it is. >> reporter: her first of 11 lpga wins came four years later. >> a victory for the record books, and lexi thompson is a winner on the lpga tour at just 16 years of age. >> reporter: now after months of deliberation,

again. >> thompson now lives with her family in south carolina.ng the class of 24 by john taylor, patrick marlow, chris wandalaski. >> these halls are for tough athletes. and people at the top of their craft. in the sports they're in and lord knows i didn't score a touchdown, or kick a goal or win a swim meet. that's special to me. i will never forget my time here. >> where do you keep the rings. and when people aren't looking take one on and admire. >> i did bring the 14. i don't wear it much anymore. i don't think it would go very well with the yankees since they haven't won since 09. >> sabien works for the yankees now. some of the inductees have pulled a triple. back to jamie thompson, years ago, some where there's video of this. she gave me half a length of the pool head start. >> oh, no. >> and just motored right on by me like i was floating. >> we need to find that video. we'll do our best. and your kids are great swimmers as well. >> they got the gene and i didn't. >> we're going to find the video, don't worry vern. >>> today is one of the

please welcome erin andrews and charissa thompson! cheers and applause ] it's fun, right? >> yes. fleet week. i'm happy you're here. welcome. i'm a big fan of your podcast, "calm down." i want to get -- talk about that. but i want to congratulate you on -- you have a baby now since last i talked to you. >> i have a baby. yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: little baby, mack. little baby, mack. so cute. >> so cute. >> he gave you a shoutout the other morning. >> jimmy: look at this, mack posted this. mack said -- he's reading my book. thank you very much. [ audience aws ] >> he's very advanced. he can already read. >> jimmy: he can already read, yeah. >> my favorite part in the book is the noodle part. i don't know if you've seen this book. so, jimmy has like a -- like waffle. "mama", if you were narrating the book, how would you say it? >> jimmy: just like that. [ laughter ] yeah, i would. i would do it just like -- yeah. it's not really a book, it's more like a text message with pictures in it. >> it's awesome. >> jimmy: but i do

as you know thompson has spent his entire nba career with the warriors.posted 12 games with at least six, made three pointers last season. we shall see. all right to baseball now. the giants wrapped up a wild series in pittsburgh this afternoon. fans of all ages watching the rubber match of this three game series. former giants top pick joey bart hurt his old team early with that right there. he hit a grand slam in the fourth inning to put the pirates up 5 to 1. but in the eighth inning, matt chapman sparked the comeback with a three run homer. suddenly the giants were down by just a run and a few batters later, brett wisely knocked in the game winner. the giants roar back to win 7 to 6 over. the a's also played a wild one this afternoon in oakland. we'll pick this one up in the bottom of the 11th inning here. the a's went into their final at bat trailing by four runs. they clawed back and eventually tied the game when jj bleday hit a two run homer. the a's would then load the bases and finally win on a bases loaded walk. there it is, east

bennie thompson, as always, thank you very much for your time this morning.led to start at 9:00 a.m. eastern, you can see the folks on the video, we will be monitoring this throughout the morning. in the next hour, pramila jayapal joins the table, we'll talk about the latest controversy surrounding this report and follow our show on social media, our handle is at the weekend, msnbc. weekend, msnc s . learn how at tedhelp.com. new mr. clean ultra foamy magic eraser? with the scrubbing power of magic eraser and the cleaning power of dawn. watch it make soap scum here... disappear... and sprays can leave grime like that ultra foamy melts it on contact. magic. new ultra foamy magic eraser. time to press rewind with... neutrogena rapid wrinkle repair. it has derm-proven retinol... ...expertly formulated... ...to target skin cell turnover... ...and fights not one—but 5 signs of aging. with visible results... ...in just one week. neutrogena here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complet

thompson. the chair recognizes the gentleman from missouri. mr.smith: i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and submit extraneous material on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the gentleman is recognized mr.smith: thank you, mr. speaker, i rise in support of h.r. 5863, the federal disaster tax relief act. introduced by my ways and means colleague from bel steube. this legislation was approved last year by the ways and means committee 38-0 because families and communities across the country who suffered disasters need support. in fact, bipartisan support for this legislation was so strong that it was approved a second time by the ways and means committee as part of the tax relief for american families and workers act. this legislation not only helps victims of disasters but provides broad and immediate tax relief for american workers, farmers, families and small businesses, which is why the house of representatives passed it with 84% supp

head coach steve kerr moved thompson to the bench during the season.e wants to remain in the starting lineup. >> well at 807 now in soccer, when two local teams face each other, it's known as a derby. and tonight in the south bay, it will be the first ever bay area derby. it's a competitive match between the san jose earthquakes, and they will play the oakland roots at paypal park tonight. ktvu james torres is live from san jose previewing the match and explaining why these two teams are facing off. james yeah, andre. >> it's actually only the first time they'll ever play in a competitive setting. they've played one time before in paypal park three years ago. preseason you watch highlights of the match. they're not even wearing the real jerseys. no fans in the stadium. very unofficial at that time, but entertaining to say the least. the oakland roots very much preparing for this matchup. i had a chance to talk with their coach a little earlier this morning, who says he is not taking this match lightly at all. >> it's that's their home. they're very, ve

congressman glenn thompson chairs the house and agriculture committee. congressman glenn thompson of pennsylvania chairs the house agriculture committee. >> the committee comes to order and thank you for joining the >>> the e committee will come t order. good morning and thank you all for joining for today's hearing, the danger china poses to american agriculture. after brief opening remarks members will receive testimony from our witnesses today and the hearing will be open to questions. we traditionally don't do questions with our panels of our colleagues, but i know governor noem was interested in taking a few questions. timeline wise i don't know if we will do a full five minute round with the governor. five minutes of questions as normal. so, good morning and thank you all for being here for a timely and necessary conversation about the threats china poses to american agriculture. the people's republic of china governed by the chinese communist party, which is where this comes from. it doesn't come from individuals -- this is imposed -- basically we

>> priscilla thompson, thank you. let's get the latest forecast from nbc news meteorologist angie lassman. >> good evening. we continue to see the severe threat far from over. we've got a really robust forecast with plenty of alerts in effect, thunderstorm watches and tornado watches through the rest of the afternoon and into the evening hours. this is going to leave was another round of severe threat tonight as we go from texas to virginia, plus, on top that the risk for flash flooding. notice where the red is. that's the moderate risk where we're most concerned for the strongest of the tornadoes, plus, the really damaging winds and the tennis ball sized hail. nashville right in the bulls-eye of that. by tomorrow, memorial day still dealing with soggy weather across the east. we'll continue to see additional threat for strong storms for parts of the midatlantic stretching into the southeast. hallie? >> angie, thank you. >>> overseas, yet another midair scare, 12 people hurt in wild turbulence on a flight to dublin. s

anne thompson, nbc news, gainesville, florida. >>> and up next for us here tonight, lost and found.he remarkable recovery of a wedding ring a quarter century later. coco . rs ct rok coco . rs ct rok coco nd . ieugs ou vivehtt p10 si ) fo' a yel ng a boat scheduled to be in san francisco next week. we have the details. also, more uc workers walk off >>> finally, a story of love lost and found, along with something else that went missing a quarter of a century ago. here's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: david allen's wedding ring slipped off his finger 25 years ago, right on his brother's dock in georgia. >> and it bounced off the dock and fell in the water. >> reporter: but back then, rescuing it was just not a priority. he and his wife lisa were getting a divorce. the college sweethearts couldn't make it work. david had to get a handle on his drinking. losing his family was the kind of shock he needed. >> that was like somebody pulled the rug out from under my life, you know. my wife and my three kids. >> reporter: he managed to get his life together. two decades later, lisa noticed so

let's break down some of that with our correspondent ben thompson. we do have that news that the bank of england has held interest rates and i believe that that means it has held them for the sixth time in a row today. now, holding interest rates, could you explain what that signals about the bank of england's own assessment? yes, you are right, no great surprise being held at that 16 year high, 5.25%, the sixth time in a row it has been held at that level. all of that money is now coming later in the year. what will be interesting is how we get that detail from those nine members of the monetary policy committee. first of all, how they voted, last time just one of them voted, last time just one of them voted for a cut in interest rates. if we start to see other members of that committee moving towards a cut, a cut later in the year becomes increasingly likely. we will also get detail from the bank of england about what they think they is happening to economy right now to stop your running at the detail there that the main concern for them is inflati

senator alex padilla, north bay congressman mike thompson, and local tribal leaders today signed a cowardship agreement. now, earlier this month, we reported on president biden announcing the 13,000 acre expansion of this land. padilla and thompson say the expansion will safeguard generations of tribal origin stories, protect wildlife and the rich biodiversity of the region. all right, that's going to do it for me tonight, on this thursday evening. really appreciate you tuning in. be sure to watch tomorrow right here for the news at 730. in the anti , ♪ ♪ get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. ♪ ♪ ( ♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new checking account to get you started. wow. anything you can't do? ( ♪ ) mugs. ♪ bmo ♪ a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing u

anne thompson, nbc news, gainesville, florida. >>> new developments are coming today in the arrest ofro golfer scottie scheffler. the top-ranked golfer was arrested after alleged ly injuring an officer with his car. he will address the court about the case. and an attorney for scheffler says he will hold a press conference afterward. scheffler as arraignment is not scheduled until next week. the county attorney's office declined to say if the charges are being dropped or if a settlement will be announced. >>> still to come, you can finally hear one of ththe most coveted albums. hear how the wu-tang clan is making its debut. tang clan is making its debut. aya... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty absorbs spills like a sponge. and is 2x more absorbent so you can use less. when your gut is the q out of balance,per. your body gives you signs. so if you're frustrated with occasional bloating... ♪♪ [stomach noises] gas... or abdominal discomfort... help stop the frustration and start taking align every day. align probiotic was specifically designed by gastroenterologists to help reliev

priscilla thompson has the latest.ell, it was a scary night for residents across the southeast, texas as those severe thunderstorms rolled in. >> we're in downtown houston, parts of which look like a disaster zone today. take a look at this building. you can see the entire the site has just completely crumbled. this is just some of the damage that people are dealing with today. there are also hundreds of thousands of people across the state and particularly this houston area who are without power. and sadly, we know that 4 people did lose their lives as a result of the storms. today, there are more than 1500 crews who are out working to restore power and clean up debris. we know that schools are closed across the city and in parts of louisiana and non-essential workers are being asked to stay home so that that working it can get done. but it comes as there's more bad weather on the way with this storm moving east impacting millions in places like louisiana, alabama and mississippi. parts of the gulf coast expected to g

thompson now lives with her family in south carolina. she and taylor joined the class of 2024.ks legend patrick marleau. quakes soccer icon and danville native chris wondolowski and longtime giants gm brian sabean, jess. ><<>the forecast for us today is beautiful. we're sitting right around average. but that's not going to be the case for us as we head into this week. high pressure is going to continue to ridge its way in from offshore and that will warm us up and it's going to dry us up to. we're also going to see winds move offshore. as we extend into this week's forecast, and it could get gusty at times so before we get to that, i want to show you our daytime highs today because keep in mind. this isn't right where we should be for this time of year. if only we could hold on to this for just a little bit longer. sadly, we're going to see these 60s years, francisco jump all the way up into the 80s throughout the next couple days, we're also going to see these 70s off into the east bay near livermore in antioch. get close to the 90s if not hit the 90s. closer, we go to the sac

meet lenzo thompson.ford county school district outside nashville. rain or shine, he greets students, parents, and teachers with a smile. sundays, he has been known to get dressed up as santa, cupid, even the easter bunny. this week, he celebrated his birthday on the job, where a family surprised him with gifts and treats for everything he does. >> you never appreciate a job when you actually do the j job. a lot of crossing guards get a bad rap, but it is a hard job. i really appreciate letting your kids wave at me. that just makes my day. >> margaret: that's lenzo thompson, tonight' "heart of america." and that is tonight's "cbs evening news." for norah o'donnell, i am margaret brennan. i'll see you sunday on "face the nation." good night. ♪ ♪ >> judge judy: you have what could be substantial fraud. >> there's $30,000 missing out of here. >> announcer: a paralegal's alleged cash grab... >> judge judy: did you name the defendant in the police report? >> yes. >> this was a system error. i didn't do this in

here's priscilla thompson. >> reporter: another vicious storm system, this time barreling toward the central plains and midwest. after a violent night when at least 13 reported twisters tore a path of destruction through colorado, kansas and oklahoma, injuring two. >> no. oh, my gosh. >> reporter: the i-70 corridor whipped by winds topping 100 miles per hour. drivers seen here sheltering at a gas station as baseball-size hail rained down. >> that's massive hail. >> reporter: here in houston thousands are suffering through a fourth day without power. today lines at food drives like this one wrapped around the block, some running out of food for hundreds within less than two hours. >> we were inundated with families today. multiple families per car. people really do seem to need some additional assistance. >> my concern was him having a heatstroke. >> reporter: some now turning to cooling centers as temperatures soar into that house?ughout the >> if you turn on your oven at 350 degrees, then you open it up -- >> that's how it feels. week. >> what was it like in that house? >> if you tu

priscilla thompson leading us off tonight. priscilla, thank you. >>> and that severe weather hitting just as memorial day travel is shattering records. our priya sridhar is at atlanta's hartsfield jackson airport where there was a ground stop earlier today. priya, how's it looking now? >> reporter: well, tom, the record number of americans who traveled this holiday weekend are trying to make their way home as that destructive storm system heads east. the flight aware misery map showing delays and cancellations along the east coast. as of now more than 5,000 delays so far. here in atlanta long lines as travelers try to make their way home. the tsa says it broke a record on friday with nearly 3 million screened. meantime, aaa predicted the biggest number of road trippers ever, some 38 million driving this holiday weekend. experts say the memorial day numbers indicate a strong summer travel season ahead. tom? >> all right, priya, we thank you for that. >>> now to another major story we're following tonight. the search for suspect

anne thompson, nbc news. >>> that's "nightly news" for this wednesday.take care of yourself and each other. go night.od former mayor comes out against bart's expansion in the south

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>> priscilla thompson, thank you. for more, let's bring in nbc news meteorologist bill karins. there are major issues coming up for millions of people. >> hallie, we have a dangerous monday afternoon/evening smack in the middle of the country. we're in a level 4 out of 5 risk. we call this a moderate. this red bull's-eye is where we expect the best chance for not just tornados, but strong tornadoes that will be on the ground for a long time. we call them long track tornadoes. the areas at risk will be from oklahoma city to witchta, heading up into northern kansas, and in the evening hours, heading towards tulsa, and eventually around kansas city and missouri. the timing, late afternoon, the storms form. should be near witchta, oklahoma city, about 7:00 p.m. and they'll try to travel towards kansas city, hopefully weakening by that time, about 11:00 p.m. in the evening. wind damage, large hail. it's the tornadoes we're very concerned with. this threat will continue into tuesday. 24 million people at risk, as we take this storm system into the ohio valley and areas from nashville

>> priscilla thompson live for us in houston. priscilla, thank you. >>> new details now following the dramatic arrest of the world's best golfer hours before he teed off in the pga championship. tonight new questions about the video of the incident itself. jesse kirsch has the latest. >> he's ready to get home, no doubt. >> reporter: tonight, the world's number one golfer scottie scheffler coming up short at the pga championship. >> that's not good. >> reporter: capping off a shocking weekend in louisville, kentucky. >> guys, guys. >> reporter: early friday, scheffler was arrested after allegedly disobeying and dragging a police detective with an suv while heading toward valhalla golf course. >> right now he's going to jail. >> okay. >> reporter: officials revealing there is no body camera footage from the initial encounter. >> there's some footage from across the street of a fixed camera when mr. scheffler was being arrested and we'll release that footage in the coming days. >> reporter: scheffler who says this was a quote big m

senator alex padilla, north bay congressman mike thompson and tribal leaders signed a coast stewardshipoday. earlier this month, president biden announced that 13,000 acre expansion of the land, which is considered significant to tribal nations. padilla and thompson say the expansion card generations of tribal stories protect wildlife and the rich. bio diversity in the region. >> everybody came together knowing this was the right thing to do, and it was an important thing to do, and all you have to do is look at the landscapes or think about the wildflowers or the wildlife that is there. it all becomes very, very obvious. the berryessa snow mountain national monument covers more than 344,000 acres in parts of napa, yolo, solano, lake, colusa, glenn and mendocino counties. >> new at 11. the 80th anniversary of d-day is approaching on june 6th, and an east bay veteran is flying to normandy, france to commemorate the anniversary. oakland resident and vet staff sergeant jake m larson, lovingly known as papa jake, is one of the 50 veterans delta airlines is flying to france. now at just 15 y

accompanies that they're all watching this case and they'll watch again, goran two they're watching kaplan thompson the biden democratic party and the sham trial and other abuses of trump our international scandal that harms american really does it really hard so i'm tom fitch are country's reputation is a shining city on the hill get star is now by political persecution of drunk now the whole world siso system is no better than theirs where a banana republic it's very sad story after story about how this trial is. wondered should have, as they say, never been charged, that should have never been broken and again if it was going to be brought, it should have been brought years ago they tried to rush to get it done before the election so that they can armies and they can hurt their political opponent there, russian, well, this rush. there's no rights is trials take forever. but this one, they're rushing here. >> it rarely in the morning of relief in the evening now they've judge wants to extend the time periods. so we can get this thing done fast before the election. the spherical, nobody's ever see

priscilla thompson starts us off in oklahoma city which could be in for a rough night. >> reporter: the great american getaway is in full swing tonight and shattering records. >> i think it's pretty packed for 5:00 a.m. >> reporter: the tsa reporting the highest number of passengers ever screened in a single day friday, almost three million across the u.s. and it's not just the skies that are jam-packed. >> traffic has been really bad. it's backed up, and it's taking us a long time to get there. >> reporter: according to aaa, more than 38 million are expected behind the wheel this holiday weekend. >> it's been really bad honestly. >> three cars on fire -- >> reporter: this fiery crash inside a boston tunnel sent drivers running out on foot, backing up traffic friday just as some vacationers were leaving town. and the hottest destination for the 44 million traveling -- beaches. >> so nice to feel the sun on your skin. >> reporter: but it could be dangerously hot in places like texas where seven million are under heat alerts with temps expected to soar into the triple digits. and the outl

congressman thompson of pennsylvania chairs the house agriculture committee. congressman glenn thompson of pennsylvania chairs the house agriculture committee. >> the committee comes to order and thank you for joining the meeting, the dangers china imposes to the department of agriculture. after brief >>> we come to order., good morning and thank you for joining today's hearing entitled the danger china poses to american agriculture. after brief opening remarks members will receive testimony from witnesses today and then the hearing will be open to questions. traditionally we do questions with panels of our colleagues. i know that the governor is interested -- a full five minute round with the governor and the second panel will be five minutes of questions is normal. good morning and thank you to all for being here for a timely and necessary conversation about the threats that china poses to agriculture. the people's republic of china governed by the chinese communist party, which is where the threat comes from. it does not come from individuals. this is basic

here's priscilla thompson. >> reporter: tonight, another scary scene on america's waters. >> a possible boat that hit the bridge and a power line down and maybe fuel in the water. >> reporter: a barge crashing into a bridge, this time in galveston, texas, closing the only road to a small island community, and causing an oil spill. >> our emergency management is requesting fire department hazmat. they're advising that there's fuel oil leaking into the water. >> reporter: the barge holds about 30,000 gallons. officials say it's unknown how much oil has leaked. the barge owner, martin petroleum, says it broke loose from its tow and drifted into the bridge. the accident comes after the "dali" cargo ship crashed into baltimore's francis scott key bridge in march plunging the bridge into the water, killing six. >> so, we're here today -- >> reporter: the ntsb chair on capitol hill today. >> yesterday we released our preliminary report, which shows that the "dali" experienced four total power outages. >> reporter: investigators finding the pilots lost control of the massive vessel right before

anne thompson, nbc news. >>> that's "nightly news" for this wednesday.ase take care of yourself and each other. good night. yourself and each other. go night.od superintendent is addressing claims of anti-semitism on campus. some believe we do nothing. this is not true. it comes as a new complaint was filed alleging anti-palestinian racism. also, can you get rid of pg and e and e