ia general established warren county. on october 1, later that year, became official and warren county became part of the commonwealth of pennsylvania. occasion was celebrated earlier this month at the warren county courthouse with local live entertainment, including the youngville high school band. and dition to the remarks performances, a type capsule was buried underground. avid outdoorsman, i'm proud to call warren county part of their rict because beautiful landscape, part of the allegany national forest. county has beautiful outdoor space that rival much of the commonwealth. excitingntennial is an occasion. i'd like to congratulate warren milestone.his i wish them continued success in the next 200 years. you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman mrs. hayes, cut, for five minutes. thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to commend the hairman of the committee on education and labor for his steadfast leadership of the higher rization of the educat

a rifle in total 2 officers fired 13 rounds each during the course of the drill warren county police lieutenant gary massey said parents were informed of the browns before it took place many feel it only traumatized the children and does nothing to stop a school shooter who is most likely amongst the very children taking part in the drill and in movie news this week joker starring joaquin phoenix isn't just making the u.s. military put out warnings but actual movie theaters as well the alamo drafthouse in austin texas posted then deleted a note on their facebook page stating this is not a joke joker is r. rated and for good reason there's lots of very very rough language brutal violence and overall bad vibes it's a gritty dark and realistic taxi driver asked depiction of one man's descent into madness it's not for kids and they won't like it anyway there is no batman so let's take a gander at the world of fake violence and real trauma and step into the gallery. thanks. thanks for joining me now is the host of news use hughes got email use and america correspondents fair and fronsac a

elizabeth warren is taking questions from voters at a town hall that just so happens to be in warren countyas faced intense criticism from her 2020 competitors over how she plans to pay for medicare for all. cnn's senior washington correspondent jeff zeleny is at the town hall. jeff, what is the message today? >> reporter: hey, fredricka, good afternoon. so far senator elizabeth warren has not addressed all of these questions that are surrounding her candidacy about how she would pay for her proposal for medicare for all. of course, that was the topic front and center at the debate last week. she was really taking a lot of incoming from amy klobuchar, from pete buttigieg, from others on the stage. we're about an hour into this town hall so far. she has not addressed it one time. but if a voter asked her about how she would pay for the plan, we're asking to see how she would answer it, because we do know her campaign aides have been saying her campaign is going to look into a variety of proposals for how to pay for that plan. so she could be coming out with some ideas for how to pay for the

minutes, senator elizabeth warren will host a town hall outside des moines in the appropriate named warren countyontinues to face intense criticism over how she will pay for her medicare for all plan. this morning her democratic rivals kept piling on. >> we need to see how this is going to be paid for, because right now, whether you copy-paste the bernie sanders math or do it some other way, there is a hole mounting to trillions of dollars in how this is supposed to work. and i'm not having these problems describing how it's going to be paid e to show how you're going to pay for things, and that was the point. i don't think any oneopy on good ideas, and that seems to be what she said through these debates. >> both those candidates raising a million dollars after their performances on the debate stage last week. we have a team following all the latest on the campaign trail. cnn senior washington correspondent jeff zeleny is at senator warren's iowa town hall, and senior editor earl sines. elizabeth warren talking about medicare for all, but how is she saying she will pay for it? >> elizabeth warre

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recently i got an e-mail from linda in warren county, virginia. she is a cancer survivor with multiple preexisting conditions. she wrote, quote, due to the housing fallout in 2008, we lost our health coverage, and i could no longer get health coverage because of my cancer diagnosis. mindy from henrico around richmond is also a cancer survivor. she writes, quote, even though my cancer is in partial remission, i remain on treatment for fear of the cancer returning again. as i prepare for retirement, it scares me to think that this cancer would be considered a preexisting condition, and i could be denied health care or would be required to pay through the nose for insurance. sharon in norfolk told me about her struggle be behavioral health issues. she wrote, i am a functioning member of society. however, that will not last long if i lose this access to medical help. i went off my meds in 2000, as i couldn't afford a doctor and medication. and it was a very thin line between me and homelessness. justin from loudoun county is worried that she could los

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and then on monday in tennessee, county commissioner warren hurst had to say this, apparently referringndidate pete buttigieg. >> we've got a [ bleep ] running for president." >> we've got a queer running for president. unbelievable. joining me now is maya wiley, nara hock, former state department senior adviser, julianne malvo and glen kirshner, a former federal prosecutor. great to have everyone with us. so much to break down here, maya, but let's begin with what we were just kind of trying to lay out here, the president using this word, evoking this very dark chapter in our country's history and trying to equate what he is going through, much to the surprise of republicans who came to his defense to use that word, like senator lindsey graham -- and we'll play all of these sound bites -- and the fact that he's saying, hey, other people have used it before. >> yes, other people have used it before, generally because they're trying to advance racial equality for people who are black in the united states, drawing on that history and drawing on comparisons to that history with other viole

county. good to see you. 2020 democrat elizabeth warren, her credibility on the line, senator warren might beamerican voters. to take over healthcare and won't raise taxes on middle class, we have inside look at what her campaign is talking about, it could possibly hurt both middle and lower income voters. the story coming up. ♪ from the couldn't be prouders to the wait did we just win-ners. everyone uses their phone differently. that's why xfinity mobile let's you design your own data. now you can share it between lines. mix with unlimited, and switch it up at anytime so you only pay for what you need. it's a different kind of wireless network designed to save you money. save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. plus get $250 back when you buy an eligible phone. call, click, or visit a store today. liz: lou dobbs with a preview of what is coming up on his show. >> tonight we have leading attorney sidney powell who has filed a damning new filing on the fbi ambushed a former national security advisor michael flynn. what does that mean, is that case about to be thrown out, we will find out.

county in west virginia. >> the other new englander elizabeth warren is still figuring out how to pay for medicare for all,s it could cost millions of jobs. >> an economist at the university of massachusetts told them that that could result in about 2 million jobs lost. he said those would be mostly administrative positions at insurers, doctor offices. >> i agree. i think this is part of the cost issue and should be part of a cost planned. >> that means her plan for health care could be similar to hillary clinton's plan for renewable energy. >> we will put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business. >> if she could still join the field, but it's not known if kamala harris will be in it for long. she has begun laying off staffers. right now the whole field has to try to do better than the candidate who won 13 million primary was last time and is running again. >> is a different election. we are not running against one person, we are running against 19 others. it's a different dynamic. >> sanders, like joe biden argues age should be an asset because of all their experience and a few minutes ago

in now town, connecticut claimee countied copies of hisa professf minnesota stands by his book and said he would appeal >>> in the race for 2020 senator elizabeth warrens emerging as a frontrunner and taking the punches to prove it. former vice president joe biden picked up attacks on his rival during the presidential debate >> reporter: the 2020 democrats embracing a new strategy, trying to blunt elizabeth warren's momentum joe biden zeroing in >> question that i think senator warren is go having to to face, she's going to have to tell the truth or the question will be raise about whether or not she's going to be candid and honest with the american people >> reporter: with many democ demanding details on how she pays for her medicare for all plan >> the difference between a plan and a pipe dream is something you can actually get done. >> i think there ought to be a straight forward answerer on that >> reporter: warren forced to defend her ambitiouses plans >> for me it's about knowing what's broken, hownd yes, i'm willing to get out there and fight for it >> reporter: and bernie sanders back on the campaign trail after the heart attack, thanks his su

headline county records contradict warren's claim she was fired other pregnancy.arently she received approval from new jersey, an education board to continue teaching riverdale new jersey board of education granted her a second years part time teaching contract for that elementary school in april of 1971. >> we said it over the weekend. weave said will someone go talk to the principal or the school. thank goodness someone actually did. these are conflicting reports. maybe we will get more answers. ainsley: trying to get the female vote. trying to get women to say i can't believe they did that to you back then we feel sorry for you. clearly she is not telling the truth. steve: or just jumbled it up. what do you think she is saying? friends@foxnews.com and also on facebook each and every day at a. ainsley: hand it over to jillian. jillian: good morning and update to a story we have been following for a while now. new york city couple charged in the college admission scandal will be sentenced today. greg and marcia abbot faced 8 months in prison after pleading guilty

warren buffet to buy the utility company. >>> the red cross says there are about 4000 staying at evacuation shelters because of the kincade fire in changing wind is leading to new warnings in neighboring lake county with some good news. 30,000 in the coastal western sonoma county areas are allowed to go home. >> it was difficult to leave and coming back was a relief and it's still not totally cleared. >> this is my home. no matter what tragedies we may have, i'm not leaving it. >> the sonoma county sheriff said the decision as to when and where to reopen neighborhoods is shifting with weather conditions. authorities are uncomfortable with removing evacuation orders to areas closer to the fire including santa rosa, and windsor. the fire has displaced many immigrant families and some of them work in sonoma county in the vineyards. amber lee talked to a family now at a shelter that is in san francisco. >> reporter: the rimer's family of windsor now is in san francisco, after being evacuated twice this weekend. on saturday, they were forced to leave their home and stayed with a friend in santa rosa. early sunday morning, a mandatory evacuation order came for that area, as well. >> we are used to work

>> so you're saying warren trie to put private equity off business cal pers is going to get into the business itself. >> it's already sending that way. c calpers and another countyrnia are already looking at plans to make direct private equity investments and hire the firms merely as managers >> but is there a way that she should get rid of that kind of activity all together? loading up companies with debt and flipping them so to speak? >> it would be hard to stop the pensions because they view themselves as sovereign entities this is a states right thing this is why we had the revolutionary war and if they tried to regulate the public pensions, that battle would go all the way to the supreme court and probably last two or three presidential cycles before it was decided. >> you bring up the battle over public pensions and there's probably going to be a very different one taking shape if they can't make their returns. warren presidency, the stock market would drop such and such. pension fund would underperform. if they were told not invest in private equity, that would hurt their returns. is there a reckoning coming for these major public pension funds who have e

of connecticut, rural counties, view themselves as part of this region of northern new england which is very pro-female. very much into women in politics. i think that senator warren is enormously advantaged there. then we have nevada. nevada again, it's a caucus state, heavily unionized. again, he's not well organized there. these early primaries do not lend themselves to an establishment candidate and let's face it, if he had a corporate sponsor, it would be geritol. i mean, you know what -- he makes liz warren look like she's a 42-year-old housewife running for school board. lots of energy, lots of ideas. she doesn't look 71 next to joe biden. i would love joe biden if i were liz warren. i would want to keep him in the race. the contrast is great. stuart: you think he's basically running out of steam, fading fast, and it will be either warren or sanders going up against president trump? that's the way you see it? >> i think it is going to be warren and mayor pete. mayor pete will clearly take any job in washington he can get. have you been to south bend? he's accomplished nothing there. i have recently been to south bend. it has a beautiful statue of knute rock