[applause] thank you, chairman upton. chairman dingell and upton, as a token of our appreciation, we would like you to have a replica of the statue of freedom that stands atop the capital -- capitol. in a real sense it is part of the captioitol, as it is crafted from the marble removed during reconstruction of the capitol. thank you, not only for the great job you did, but for our appreciation for being a member of the american capital historical society. we also have gifts for teresa gamboa and zack tehan of the committee staff, without whom tonight would not have been possible. [applause] we'll know present -- now present the statues. this concludes our program. please enjoy the reception. on behalf of the historical society, we think everyone here tonight for your support of the historical society and its educational mission. i would hope that at some point all of you could be aware of what we do on a daily basis to promote the history of this building and to pass on to future generations the historical significance of

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kate upton, ladies and gentlemen, is having a baby. >> what?lustrated" model 26 years old i believe announced that she and husband justin verlander, you know him, the pitcher for the houston astros, they're expecting. this is going to be a gorgeous baby. can you believe this? revealing the news by posting, of course, as you would have to on instagram #pregnantinmiami. i didn't know it was a thing but it is now. upton and verlander married in italy last year, just days after his team won the world series. >> great. >> good for them. >>> transgender artists are applauding scarlett johansson's decision to bow out of her latest movie role. the actress announcing she will not, not be appearing in the movie "rub & tug." johansson was set to play a transgendered man but people were upset about that. i want to point out jeffrey tambor and felicity huffman have also played transgendered artists, but johansson says she wants to be sensitive. she's learned a lot from this experience, and she doesn't want to -- >> there was controversy around both of those

and the red- hot a's are cooled off by kate upton's boyfriend... but could they get things going once he left the game?... gary has the highlights... and all the sports... next next at 8 caught on camera...a woman harassed at a park by a man over the shirt she was wearing. see the confrontation next. at the marine mammal center, the environment is everything. we want to do our very best for each and every animal, and we want to operate a sustainable facility. and pg&e has been a partner helping us to achieve that. we've helped the marine mammal center go solar, install electric vehicle charging stations, and become more energy efficient. pg&e has allowed us to be the most sustainable organization we can be. any time you help a customer, it's a really good feeling. it's especially so when it's a customer that's doing such good and important work for the environment. together, we're building a better california. says she was harassed at an illinois park last month... for wearing a shirt with the puerto rican flag. puerto rico is an american terriroty

upton, please stay away from the actual budget itself. >> will do. thank you so much to everyone who is working together to end violence against our most vulnerable residents. thank you so much. and i just want to say i'm so happy to see supervisor vallie brown here. i'm a former d-5 resident. before an ellis act, she is so kind, generous and knowledgeable to us and all our neighbors. so we want to thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> i need the projector, please. >> clerk: sfgovtv, please? >> okay, thank you. my name is dane hanson, i reside at 201 harrison street and i'm speaking to you today related to the project at 430 main, 429 biel. the planning code ordinance states the purpose of the code is to promote public health and safety. when they stand in front of the commission and urge approval because on balance the project is in compliance when in fact it's not, it's an abusive act, especially when that recommendation doesn't protect public health. in fact the project is contrary to local ordinance brought fo

upton: i yield myself such time as i may consume. this bill s. 490 authorizes the federal energy regulatory commission, ferc, to extend by six years, the time period during which construction must commence on a hydroelectric project involving the gibson dam which is loathed on the sun river inmon tan after. ferc may reconstruct the license if it expires. this bill passed the senate back on june 28 and i would urge my colleagues to join me in supporting this legislation so we can send it to the president's desk. when the senate passed this bill, they passed five other house bills extending the construction licenses for hydro projects in north carolina, new york, virginia and these have now become law. this is the last one. and i would resevere the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. green: i yield myself such time as i may consume. i rise in support of s. 490, bipartisan legislation sponsored by senators that would reinstate and extend

under the leadership of fred upton and ms. degette and others we streamlined these programs. we prioritized access to evidence-based programs and best access to make them available to providers across the nation, granted states additional flexibility and mental health block grants to address needs of the patient population and increased oversight, transparency and accountability for these programs. there's been important progress in boosting resources for suicide prevention. too many of us have friends who lost loved ones to suicide. my dear friend and colleague, senator gordon smith from oregon, tragically lost his son garrett lee smith to suicide one day before his son's 22nd birthday. worked hard with senator smith to authorize the original garrett lee smith memorial act which provides information and training for suicide prevention and i was proud to see this important program reauthorized in cures. in a march funding bill which is now law, congress provided critical funding for nearly 30 sections of the provisions within cures and these programs include the national chil

. >>> kate upton is expecting her first child with her husband. the super model made the surprise announcement on instagram. >>> the tru baby balloon who debuted in london during president trump's u. visit could soon be coming to the u.sh activistse raised $60,000 on the gofundme so they can fly it out to trump's club in bedminster. >>> the butter cup bakery shutdown friday so it could get cleaned u and inspected. we'll be right back. you got it from your parents. and they got it from theirs. it's your skin, and it can protect you from millions of things. so we're here to help you protect your skin. walgreens pharmacists and beauty consultants are specially trained to know what works for the health of your unique skin. walgreens. trusted since 1901. now all walgreens brand sun care products are buy one get one half off. now all walgreens brand sun care products in the water, in the water, you ready for this? she doesn't like it... you've gotta get in there. okay. careful not to get it in her eyes. i know, i know what a bath is... smile honey. this

we travel to japan together every year and for fred upton on this 21st century cures. they did yeoman's work. i want to give a shout-out to them. my daughter was diagnosed with hodgkin's lymphoma. and she's three years past the chemo. i want to thank everyone. dr. sharpless, we were happy to support the cancer moonshot finding the cures and are looking forward to hearing about progress for patients. can you tell us about the most exciting thing that is being supported in the cancer moonshot? >> well, that's really tough. i think this is a very meaningful bill, law for patients with cancer. i think it's impacting many many ways -- we talked about the response. maybe i'll talk about the rare tumor initiative which is an exciting initiative. we mentioned rare diseases. many rare cancers are hard to study for some of the reasons that came up. they're rare and hard to do clinical trials. we can have them come to the nci and this works and the moonshot is trying to build on that experience. for example, in a scanner is drug, different mew substitutions in ras, they generally

kate upton.also some players on the baseball field. >> one of them is scooter ginnett of the reds who sent the game into extra innings with a two-run home run after a rain delay and all of that. and the metro closes at midnight. this is a troubling thing in d.c. that tied the score at 5. d george springer hit back to cv american league the lead again, in all, there were ten home runs in the game. that's a new record. the american league winning it, 8-6. >> it was entertaining. >> it was entertaining. it was great to see in d.c., the nation's capital, red white and blue all over the place. >> are you a fan of d.c.? you never talk about that. >> i never talk about it. >> while the all-star game was happening, another game was happening. check out the outfits on the savannah bananas. they held a st. patrick's day themed game. they weren't just in promotional photos. >> the team helped pull the tarp onto the field still wearing their kilts. eventually, they called off the game. >> aah. >> and resched

. >>> in today's quick hits, kate upton is expecting her first child with her husband justin verlandere supermodel made the surprise announcement on instagram. >>> the trump baby balloon, which debuted in london during the president's uk visit, could be coming to the u.s. activists in new jersey have raised $6,000 on go fund me for their own blimp so they can fly it outside of trump's national golf club in bedminster. >>> a bakery at a baltimore market reopened after a rat was caught on cell phone video roaming a cookie display stand. they shut down friday to get cleaned up, inspected, and make sure all those rats are out of there. >> hard to watch that. >>> all right, well, p markets? that story as well as a preview for amazon's prime day. good morning. >> good morning to you. wall street is set to open modestly higher aspr invident t russian president vladimir putin in finland. oil traders are watching the summit in case they discuss oil prices and global production. also in today's watch list a report on retail sales and earnings just out from bank of america, beating the street's e

tornadoes in western massachusetts bringing 100-mile-an-hour winds, leaving a path of destruction in upton, massachusetts. powerful floodwaters buckling and destroying the asphalt on route 39 right there in central pennsylvania. the susquehanna river still under flood warnings after a foot of rain. senior meteorologist rob marciano live in easton, pennsylvania, tonight, where we can see the lehigh river raging right there behind you, rob. >> reporter: yeah, you can, david. it is rushing violently into the delaware river, which is still rising tonight. thankfully, today was a dry day. but tomorrow, more rain in the forecast and again next week. so, let's time it out. storms are going to fire around 3:00, 4:00 in the flood zone and then pushing to the i-95 corridor, baltimore, philly, d.c. and new york around 8:00, 9:00. some of these could be rough again like they were last night. so, we got to look out for that. and like last night, we have a severe watch out for the high plains and likely there again tomorrow for severe storms. and the heat today peaking in the west, but it only cools by

initially, during the search upton met —— the search operation, there was lots of optimism.optimism. family members were confident that the boys could survive because many of them know the cave system well. after their discovery, there was a joyous mood. during the period leading up to today's rescue, anxiety was developing. many fathers and mothers wanting the authorities to moving quickly, but of course, the difficulty involved in this arduous task has proved that it was impossible to move quickly. the authoritiesjudged impossible to move quickly. the authorities judged that this was the right moment, because of the weather and water conditions, because of the health conditions, and they were practising for the last few days. so this was the right moment, and we hope they are right, we hope that this will be a happy ending at the end. i know the relatives i have spoken to are very much hoping this will be a happy ending at the end. thank you very much. thank you. we are expecting to hear more from officials. the last we heard was from the chief of the hospital and a member

this is fred upton who has long advocated for the yucca dump. hr 3053 passed the house on may 10th. it is now over on the senate side. it would increase the allowable amount to be buried at yucca would gut the licensing proceeding is nonconsent based in violation of the blue ribbon commission's final report and is adamantly opposed by the environmental movement of the united states. it's ironic that upton supports these ideas because barge shipments on lake michigan could put at risk the drinking water supply for 40 million people downstream. in two countries and a large number of native american first nations, if just one of them goes down and leaks. again, the irony for the congressman is that thousands of shipments of high level waste from other states would pass through illinois including on the south and west sides of chicago, bound for the west. on the senate side, you've got senate energy and water appropriations alexander and feinstein that are more interested in centralized interim storage it is fair to say and the irony of that is what would that mean if san onofre's waste

donald trump had an impressive record of appointing not justin uptons to supreme court but appeal court judges, he put out a list, he made promises to the voters, he has delivered. i think he has revolutionized the way it will happen, no one will be able to run for president in future without doing a list and committing themselves same way that president trump has done. for a year and a half, for the record that he has, i think it will is unsurfaced in modern american history. lou: to the point. you talk about an impeccable record this president has an extraordinary record in every single aspect of presidency, agenda, foreign policy, domestic policy. you name it, president trump has done it in less than a year and a half. less than two years, i mean it is amazing. to watch these rather shallow, and if i may say, inadequately gifted senators from the left. like chuck schumer holding forth on president's motivations and pronouncing this nonsense, they look like abject fools the way they are behaving. >> they are a lot of conspiracy theories, these same senators were flapping their jaws ab

. >>> please welcome congressman, fred upton. [ applause ] >> uc berkeley, october 22, 1966.are content with today, apathetic toward common problems in their fellow man alike. timid and fearful in the face of new ideas and projects. rather, it is will that belongs to those who can blend, patch, and reason, encourage, and a personal commitment to the ideology and great enterprises of american society. it will belong to those that see that wisdom can only emerge from the clash of contending views. the passionate expression of deep and hostile beliefs. plato said, a life without criticism is not worth living. this is the spirit of american democracy. it is the spirit which can be found among many of you. it is this, which is the hope of our nation. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome country music legend, kenny chesney. thank you. the song was written by guthrie. and it is a promise of everything that is good that our country has to offer all of us. in the last year, i've gotten to know ethel, and gotten to know several of bobby and ethel's children, and their children's chi

if it is upton sinclair or sinclair lewis or philip roth or condon,bury or richard they may be critical of paranoia or feelings or harriet beecher stowe, tony marston, tough on the ancestry of slavery. in all of this the notion of redemption that this country stands for something higher. we can do better. and so bono is right. there is an american idea. and it is worth fighting for, it is worth making documentaries and movies about. of major reading is inan clinical classics doubling and empowering in terms of this country's stance for something. very special and the great people are all these storytellersey are saying our tribe wants to be something special. not just a city on a hill but a and loves when another and is willing to work with one another and understand indispensableis to our bringing about progress for as much people as possible. host: when did you start this? tom: about three or four years ago. i was at -- i am nearing the end of my professional teaching career. i did not have the necessity to meet pierce standards that i could read and write and assign things. that read

beverly upton, san francisco domestic violence consortium. i'm really here to implore you not to forget funding of violence against women. we have a $1.2 million budget ask in it funds 27 agencies. it's less than 41,000 peragency, and as we heard from the police department, one murder in san francisco costs $8 million. when i first joined the consortium, we were looking at 10 to 12 domestic violence homicides a year? now we are looking at a tragic two or three? this work is homicide prevention, it's homelessness prevention. please don't forget to fund ending violence against women. thank you so much. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. are there any other persons that would like to speak on this items 1 and 2? seeing none, public comment is closed. thank you. >> supervisor cohen: okay. what i'd like to do is move to continue items 1 and 2 to wednesday, june 27, 10:00 a.m., and this is, again, dealing with just the may 1 budget, and then, i'd like to continue to move forward -- i've circulated -- colleagues, i've circulated a few documents for you

especially my friend fred upton who really worked with us every day. a work product of the entire committed this the committee it shows the efforts in the community and what we can do to tackle this serious problem. mister chairman i would like to thank you for having this hearing. it's about a year and a half since the deal has been signed. it's almost exact the two years since we originally passed this community. we need to make sure everything we intended to do is happening and if the agency needs modifications or changes for additional resources, that we can give this all of our consideration and the only way to do this is to have hearings like this. i would like to say, i have lately been concerned, i've been reading some media accounts that say some of the money may be programmed for other purposes including issues for the kids of the board and you know, we should be able to sign the money to do that without taking -- find money to do that without taking money from important research. but i hope this is not the case and it this is, hope that the

as a progressive's lake upton sinclair argued, without a vibrant press we do not even know what is going on so we cannot even fix our problem. the term "fake news" was picked people way to critique like will -- william randolph hearst who was driving an increasingly larger wire service that was profiting off of people's interest in outlandish stories. we seere all things that in our immediate environment today. another form of media that emerges is a radio. in the beginning of the radio, take the case of the titanic. the titanic was saved by the , they used theay wireless telegraph to get the california to save them. at the same time, there were fake radio reports about the titanic being saved that when out by individuals transmitting stuff. we see an ambivalent relationship with a technological tools. television we could think about as well. inc. back to the movie "network." " think back to the movie network." a firewall between news divisions and programming. what had once been a quid pro quo, we give you a license to make money off of this monopoly that we rate you as a license and as

because as the progressives like upton sinclair argued, without a vibrant press, we don't even know what's going on, so we can't fix our problems. so the term "fake news" then was picked up as a way to kind of critique people like william randolph randolph hurst, based on profiting off people's interest in outlandish stories, sensational stories, stories of explosion, stories of mellow drama. and these are all things we see in our media environment today. another form of media that emerges is the radio, right? and we see in the beginning of the radio, take the case of the titanic, right? the titanic was saved by the radio, or in a way, they used the wireless telegraph to get the california -- save them. at the same time, there were fake radio reports about the titanic being saved that went out by individuals transmitting stuff. so, again, we see this ambivalent relationship to the technological tool that it allows for both good things and also for the spread of misinformation. television, we could think about, as well. think back to the movie network, right? sydney pollack's increasingly p

kate upton.some players on the baseball field. >> one of them is scooter ginnett of the reds who sent the game into extra innings with a two-run home run after a rain delay and all of that.a oublg i d.c. that tied the score at 5. then in the tenth alex bregman and george springer hit back to back solo home runs to give the american league the lead again, in all, there were ten home runs in the game. that's a new record. the american league winning it, 8-6. >> it was entertaining. >> it was entertaining. it was great to see in d.c., the nation's capital, red white and blue all over the place. >> are you a fan of d.c.? you never talk about that. >> i never talk about it. >> while the all-star game was happening, another game was happening. check out the outfits on the savannah bananas. they held a st. patrick's day themed game. they weren't just in promotional photos. >> the team helped pull the tarp onto the field still wearing their kilts. eventually, they called off the game. >> aah. >> and resc

was at least possibly confirmed today with maybe -- let's get more on the first word news with mark uptonrds with the coast guard of the national transportation safety board are investigating a tourist boat accident that killed 17 people in missouri. the agencies are trying to determine what caused the duck boat to sink last night in a lake near the resort town of branson. authorities are releasing few details, including whether the people aboard were wearing life jackets. a powerful thunderstorm was moving through the area at the time of the accident, with wind perrtedly chopping 16 miles hour -- 60 miles per hour. theresa may says nato's defense clause applies for all members, not just big companies -- countries, and she is happy to have montenegrin when the alliance. the president said the tiny balkan countries membership in the alliance means montenegro is "very of exit -- "very could starteople" world war iii because of nato's mutual defense pact. in south korea, more time in prison for the former president. another sentence for eight years in prison for reducing state funds and viol

kate upton and justin verlander e expecting their first child together.usband of eight months, justin verlander, sharing a very sweet message for the mom-to-be saying i'm soroud our little one is going to be raised in this world by a woman like you. i love you so much. nice note. congrats to them. and ruth bader ginsburg, we have aook at theupcoming film about the justice. >> you think you can change the country? you should look to her generation. they're taking to the streets. protests are important. changing the culture means nothing if the law doesn't change. >> what did you say your name was? >> ruth bader ginsburg. >> the woman does not appear even once in t u.s. constitution. >> nor does the word freedom. your honor. >> huge cast. star-studded, army hammer, justin theroux, cathy bateso name a few.bu gi's biopic is called on the basis of sex. it follows t lawyer's fight to overturn discrimination. >> great domentary, too. you have a click for us? >> nba superstar steph curry swapped sports over the weekend, aying in a fun celebrity golf tournament wi

kelly, when did i send the letter to bay, me and fred upton. i want to say it was 15. , 2015 in november. back then i said we've got to have, you, the commission has to have a focus on what's happening with resilience, reliability of the grid and i asked a series of questions, ultimately what happened, there is a technical conference the year end half later. i have been frustrated because i think you have a commission who is tasked with really, not only handling the oversight, the regulatory aspect of our energy generation and our power generation, but we also asked them to be picking up on those signals, though shifts into not get left behind in time, and i think this is where we kind of are now. the commissioner use the word a tectonic shift. in an earthquake you can't necessarily predict that but we are getting a whole lot better with our ability to understand that you've got two plates that are kind of coming like this, you can kinda predict that you can have to be doing something soon. i've been frustrated that the fpr k hasn't been workin

start of the best and brightest and through this morning, cloud will tend to bubble up through the uptonith a westerly breeze. do this evening in overnight, some late spells of sunshine, becoming dry and patchy cloud around with clear spells. temperatures around 13- 15 clear spells. temperatures around 13— 15 celsius. we start the day tomorrow on a fairly similar note. clad tending to bubble up through the day but we can't rule out the odd isolated shower. temperatures touch warmer than today. warmer still as we move into thursday. thursday does look like it will be mostly die —— dry. a lot of dry and bright weather into the weekend. i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. now though it's back to louise and dan. hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. it's coming up to 6:30am. we'll bring you all the latest news and sport in a moment, but also on breakfast this morning: russell hanford had a heart attack in his 20s and a stroke aged just 35, which left him unable to speak, read or write. we'll meet him and his wife rachel. we'll discuss