and as mentioned, also looking to continue the discussion with regards to e.m.s. staffing over the next few months as well. and with that, i would like to open to any questions for discussion. >> president cleaveland: thank you, any public comment, seeing none, public comment is closed. i'll ask our vice president to begin the conversation on the budget today as he was a part of that committee that met with the department several times on the budget. so, mr. vice president, would you begin the conversation and the questioning on the budget. >> vice president nakajo: thank you very much, mr. president. as you requested, in terms of at least starting the discussion with the commissioners on the docket, i just wanted to say a few comments and then again, mr. president, recognition of the members of our commission to chime in. thank you for your comprehensive preventtation. in a nutshell, commissioners, in terms of page 11 the budget proposal, i pretty much support the budget proposal as is being presented. i know in detail that several questions can be addressed, both

to stop daca? >> one source tells fox news some e.m.s. on the day of the shooting but were denied by the commanding agency, the broward county sheriff's office. >> fears fading on wall street the strong start to the week. the dow ending the dow up by nearly 400 points. very nice rally. >> 50% of all democratic voters said they favored socialism over capitalism. capitalism is good because freedom is. socialism is bad because socialism is tyranny. >> if there is such a thing as a humble

to go inside. they were frustrated the entire time they were there. however, the coral springs fire chief on scene that day says it is procedure that e.m.s. ot go inside until law enforcement clears them to enter. the fire chief says law enforcement could not confirm whether the testimony fled or was decease wanted. that fire chief telling fox news in part that decisions cannot be made in a vac kuehl. it is possible that those that are upset about not being allowed inside simply do not have all of the information that our law enforcement partners had in making their decision. the florida department of law enforcement is investigating all the action by the broad county sheriff which will hopefully shed light on the time line of that day. >> i know a lot more than you all do now. so all i'm going to say is, yes, i believe there needs to be a full investigation. i don't think some people were honest. and we're going to investigate this in florida. and the right thing will be done. >> tucker, a committee in the florida senate today voted down a proposal on a statewide ban on assault weapons here in florida. tucker? >> tucker: matt, thanks a lo

to stop daca? >> one source tells fox news some e.m.s. ams requested to go inside on the day of the shooting but were denied by the commanding agency, the broward county sheriff's office. >> fears fading on wall street the strong start to the week. the dow ending the dow up by nearly 400 points. very nice rally. >> 50% of all democratic voters said they favored socialism over capitalism. capitalism is good because freedom is. socialism is bad because socialism is tyranny. >> if there is such a thing as a humble shepherd of the lord. billy graham is that person. ♪ steve: we know ashley and brian this came out in 1991. i. i had the worst nose bleed seats in the hall. i saw the rolling stones start me up. ainsley: did you really? brian: you learn later in life those seats that you thought were so bad are really bad. you don't go back and say they weren't as bad as i thought. you knew they were bad then. ainsley: you can never get disappointed. once you get a good seat you can't go back. brian: usher eligible. the usher says keep walking. stev

to harrison. >> good morning, everybody. just give you a brief statement on what we have got going on here. lexington county emergency management as well as their fire service and e.m.shighway, pine ridge intersection in reference to a train derailment. at about 2:45 this morning, when we arrived on scene, we immediately began assessing the situation. what we found was two different trains with passenger train and a freight train that collided. what we immediately went into was a search mode. search and rescue mode. we were able to begin to extract and assist passengers off of that train. at this time all passengers are off of the train. that is very important to put out there. unfortunately, there were two fatalities as a result of this collision. we are working with the coroner's office here in lexington county very closely with that. at this time we have transported about 70 patients with various injuries to local area hospitals. one thing that i would like to point out is the extreme cooperation between all of the entities you see here. including the list goes on, including city of columbia, rich land county, fort jackson, sert, all of those have been moving in t

to be put in every day. and that day all of that's were there on scene did the right thing and i think that's what everybody that puts on a uniform, whether it's police, fire, e.m.snow, everybody wants to do the right thing and hopefully comes out okay. brian: right. your interaction with the president, what was that like? >> it was good. it was short and sweet. we did some pictures. and he interacted with us. the attorney general was great. also interacted with us. and so we get to meet people that you see on tv all the time and get to go to his house and meet him there and receive this great honor. brian: it was one of yours. one of 12, six in attendance and the attorney general says we have your back. and that's certainly the feeling of the administration. i can't help but notice when i open up foxnews.com today the first story that jillian just mentioned officer gunned down pursuing a murderer. hyou guys are attacked on a daily basis and i hope you know how much we appreciate what you do. >> thank you, brian. brian: medal of honor recipient. nancy pelosi gets an earful as she slams the tax cut bonuses. >> most people have to struggle. >> how much are you wort

to provide vital services without intrusion. that was the point that the nlra's exception, that was the point of that exception. jefferson ke el writes, law enforcement, fire, e.m.s. departments, schools, hospitals, natural resource management. all tribal governments play critical roles in ensuring the safety and health and stability of tribal and surrounding communities. that's why cities and counties and local units of government are excluded from nlrb and that's why tribes should also be secluded. 80 years later why it is that every other form of government in this country is treated one way and tribes are treated a different way. why do tribes have to accept this federal intrusion? the answer is they should not. this is a matter of sovereignty and they should be treated just like every other governmental entity under this law. members of this chamber should believe that tribal governments elected by their members, possess the rights to make informed decisions on behalf of those they respect -- they represent. if their tribal members believe they made errors, they too are subject to elections just like we are. mr. president, i rise this evening to encourage my