i care about the people of washington state. that's who i'm fighting for. ray fights for washington, d.c. her and joe biden have a combined 80 years in government and we're just not any better off in washington state because of that. >> okay. you didn't say that he was legitimately elected. i just want to give you one more chance to say that, or if you are comfortable with your answer, we'll move on. >> yes, i think i made it clear. he is our president and, again, i am focused on the voters of washington state. i'm focused on the future and what i can deliver. >> okay. >> we have crisis here in washington state and i'm here to turn crisis into hope. >> okay. in march you told mcclatchy that you'd welcome former president donald trump's endorsement. you said if the president wants to support us, that's awesome. do you still want the former president's endorsement? do you want him to come campaign for you in washington state? >> look, dana, again, this campaign has been so successful, we have a strong grassroots movement because i am laser focused on the endor

i know for certain why our family is fighting to be a voice for everyone in washington state recentlyas at a safeway intent washington outside of the car playing but their mom was in the grocery store trying to make ends meet. i will hold patty murray accountable for raising taxes in the middle of a recession and do you know that these 87000 irs agents that they are bringing to all of us making $25000 are five times more likely to be audited that is what we are standing up for for the american dream for the little girl sitting in a parking lot so they can have a hand up in the country that is what the american dream is built on. steve: i love it. you put that so well. but what i really noticed is the emotion when you have these attacks i didn't realize she was saying that about you but it is so disgusting and insulting. how dare they do that? >> you are so right because if democracy really matter to patty murray she would have no problem debating me prior to the ballots being dropped. for the people of washington state they deserve to know what's on the ballot prior to voting and this

>> it is resonating across washington state.e been in this race for over a year because i wanted to hear from people all over washington state and then in all 29 counties listening to business owners and nurses and teachers and doctors. they are struggling under the patty murray and joe biden policy. they are ready to get back on track. that's why am so excited. i recently announced my agenda for recovery and reform to take acquainted one —- a crisis and turn it into help. that is why we will win. my opponent patty murray using fear as a wedge to divide and conquer. people are sick and tired. my husband was blinded by a suicide car, in iraq but i resigned from a nurse's job. the dedicated my life to his recovery and he is an incredible to me and taking on reform and that is exactly what we do. took on big government and we one. that's what i will do for all of washington workers. i am very worried about the 87 irs agents they have to pay for the reckless spending. and that is absolutely wrong. steve: the other day i saw a pundit

nice to see you. >> dana: washington state senate candidate tiffany smiley is a republican who supportsrs. tiffany smiley joins us now. our fox news power ranking call for number two shows it as a solid democrat race. but you are within striking distance in some of your own polls. what are you hearing and seeing on the ground when it comes to inflation especially? >> you know, we have the momentum in this campaign and to address the abortion issue long before the unprecedented leak came out of the supreme court opinion. i have long said it belongs in the state closest to the voters. i respect the voters of washington state and you know what i can do? i can insure that women have access to contraception, healthcare and childcare and i will get it done. my opponent refuses to address the issues facing washington families every day, economy, inflation, skyrocketing grocery prices, gas prices high. some of the highest in the nation, crime is through the roof. we have a humanitarian crisis going on in our streets in washington state with the homeless crisis. and patty murray does not talk ab

washington investigators later determined it collapsed because of the writ was operated. there was a public outcry that led sentence stateban opennet salmon pens in their water. sort up and down the west coast you have the last of these farms . oregon and california don't allow them. in washington joined that crew. so you really only have them in maine now and they have become very defensive in maine, some of the sharpest criticism of the book has come from the head of the maine aquaculture association. host: i will show a clip so the people watching can get a visual of this. there have been a few documentaries done on salmon farming. this one was in 2019, a documentary called "artificial," and the person on the screen is a journalist. [video clip] ♪ >> i always wanted to see one of these farms. we got into our wetsuits and we jumped into the sea. we sneaked up to one of these farms. i knew that i was going to sierra:, but i didn't think it was going to be that bad -- i knew that i was going to see a lot of fish, but i didn't think it is going to be that bad. they had fungus. they were as big as my hand. >> if in fact th

incumbent senator patty murray of washington state.'s been in capitol hill nearly 30 years. she's running for her sixth term. crime in seattle is up more than 20% since 2019 before the pandemic. it's one of the ways that smiley is trying to close a sizable but slightly narrowing gap with senator murray. >> for decades, patty murray has spearheaded reckless policies that lead to shortages, inflation and so much crime. >> we reached out to senator murray's office and invite her to come on this week as well as we cover these races. with that, we bring in tiffany smiley. good to have you here. people across the country are getting to know some of these stories. if you could just briefly before we get into the issues that you're running on, could you tell us about your husband's situation? he was serving in iraq. badly injured. he was blinded. how did that, which obviously changed his life forever, how did it change your path? >> it changed my life because as a nurse, you just want to help people. everything changed in 20005 when i went to

it's cut back on cable, driving and biting me to the grocery store and washington state. the "seattle times" reporting four and ten and now spending more than 30% of their paychecks on rent. when one learn her rent would b, increasing in early 10% she said i just wanted to cry. i'm barely making it. i'm just a senior citizen. in georgia the press reports local small businesses are still facing a rocky road according to othe owner of one power washing business in evans materials are getting more expensive and the potential clients are more hesitant to get any work done right now. and further north in new hampshire he told the local news that subsidies were appreciated but feel like it's a band-aid after the statute. the consequences of democrats inflation. every corner of every state for their own painful story. the ones i just mentioned have something unfortunateid in comm. every resident of arizona, washington, nevada, new hampshire, colorado and georgia represented about the two senators each who casted the deciding vote to sends this in motion. it's if one single senat

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here's cbs's mark strassmann with more. >> reporter: baring mountain, washington state. >> that camee. >> reporter: a crisis at 6,000 feet. >> we are trapped here. we've got fire on either side. >> reporter: two weekend hikers shared this edited video they say was shot while trapped in a fire zone. >> it was freakin' burning, and it's freakin' hot. >> we were going to try to get out of here before we burn to death. >> reporter: they crisscrossed the mountains for miles, threading their way to safety. in northern california, the mosquito fire has blackened 72 square miles. nearly 6,000 structures near threatened. more than 11,000 people evacuated. >> 14 years, i've never seen anything like this. >> reporter: california's burning. at least 28 wildfires burning at once. more than 160,000 acres in flames. >> they've been fighting a lot of different fires all night, and they're working 24-hour shifts. >> reporter: also in california, mudslides after several inches of rain this weekend. more than 50 people rescued from a muddy morass, and a family of three plucked to safety from flash floo

if washington state, the senate race in washington state, is it three or four point race?t's going to be an absolute bloodbath. but one thing and i think all of these polls are going to show a , you know, a very different picture in about a month from now. >> and that's because when are things are as bad as they are,of right now in terms of the economy, in terms of crime, in terms of the open border, , people tend to check into the election much later. so it's not really all thatg tht surprising that a lot of people are sort of looking ate this righ casually right now. but when it comes time to actually cast a ballot, they'reu going to think about all of these things that joe biden has done and democrats have done teo make their lives person more miserable. and they're going to punishpersn joe biden, the democrat. yeah, i mean, i think a lot of people feel that pain has been inflicted on them with school closures and high prices. ink at the ballot box, the can they're going to inflict inflict some pain on the incumbent party that has driven thesethe a policies. i just i do

washington state is fourth in the u.s. for teacher pay.le was one of the last districts to return to classrooms after covid hit. the union resisted going back, that led to some 4,000 students leaving seattle public schools for private schools and home schooling. and for now, those who remained are facing even more disruption. >> to have that disrupted not for months, but for years, and then to see the teachers' union go on strike and shut them down even longer is just really hard to work with a child and try to get their education back on track. >> and teacher strikes are illegal in the state of washington but looked around the country, the only other city we could find on strike was in nearby kent, but that district did just settle last night and the 25,000 school kids will be going back to the classroom. here in seattle, 50,000 kids, 6,000 teachers on strike right now, and we'll have to see how long it plays out. gillian. >> gillian: dan springer in seattle, thank you. john. >> i don't know if there is one final straw, there were infinit

here's cbs's mark strassmann with more. >> reporter: baring mountain, washington state. >> that cameude. >> reporter: a crisis at 6,000 . we are trapped here. we've got fire on either side. >> reporter: two weekend hikers shared this edit video they say was shot while trapped in a fire zone. >> it was freakin' burning and it's freakin' hot. >> we are going to try to get out of here before we burn to death. >> reporter: they criss-crossed the mountains for miles, threading their way to safety. in northern california, the mosquito fire has blackened 72 square miles, there'll 6,000 structures now threatened, more than 11,000 people evacuated. >> 14 years, i've never seen anything like this. >> reporter: california's burning. at least 28 wildfires burning at once, more than 160,000 acres in flames. >> they have been fight ago lot of different pfizer all night and they're working 24 hour shifts. >> reporter: also in california, mudslides. after several inches of rain this weekend. more than 50 people rescued from a muddy morass and a family of three plucked to safety from flash flooding.

you are dealing with one of the biggest homeless shelters in the state in ispokane, washington.ow big is it? how is it affecting people that live there? >> claiming it is up to 600 to 650's, when i talk to firefighters it is 100 to 200, it is devastating that entire neighborhood. entire families are live nothing fear because of drugs, alcohol issue the theft, will violence and inside the camp, you have people being branded, beaten in the head with hammers, rapes issue this is prime example of the failed policies of the radical left. >> carley: is the camp going to be clear and who let it get this bad in the first place? >> you know, the responsibility for this, it all started with protest. this is protest that continues to be a protest. they moved from city hall and downtown spokane, out to the area they are now. they took over a sector of land owned by washington state department of transportation and the department of transportation didn't clean it up and allow today to grow and commerce secretary lisa brown, wants to throw $25 million at the problem and that will simply line

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. >>> and in the u.s., the deadly plane crash off washington state. tonight, news coming in on the search for the plane and the passengers. a special edition of "world news tonight" begins now. >>> and good evening tonight from the capital of kyiv. we are in ukraine for our exclusive interview with president zelenskyy. and it comes at a critical juncture in this war. tonight, ukraine's counteroffensive, its effort to push back the russians is now under way. president zelenskyy making it clear to us this is not just in the south in kherson, this is elsewhere, too. and that news tonight right here in ukraine, rouble yet again at the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. the backup power line, which is now the main power source at that plant, has been shut off because of shelling nearby. they're now relying on power from one of the reactors to power the entire plant, to power those critical cooling systems inside the plant. in our exclusive interview inside the presidential office building here in kyiv, i can tell you there were multiple checkpoints, heavily

the voters of washington state does serve to see the trucks in front of them.t look at patty murray's most recent votes and record. she voted for the american rescue plan, $1.9 billion. everyone said that would cause inflation on every single american. speed to 1.9 trillion. i do wish it a billion. but fair point. these debate invitations were extended. you accepted them. we reached out to senator murray's office to campaign and they respond in a short while ago. they said senator murray willed the pate tiffany smalley, just like she is debated in every general election. no date or time. why is it taking so long though? like in pennsylvania, the democrats don't think the voters deserve to have the answers during a very difficult economic time and crime wave in america. >> it's wrong. they want leaders, the people. i was 11 years old when eddie murphy was elected. i said i would end it just the way it started: talking directly to the voters. this reckless call tax-and-spend agenda that they're pushing on americans, i will fight for my recovery and reform agenda.

governor's race, the washington state senate race. trafalgar has been putting out numbers showing surprisingly close in dark blue states like that. let me tell you what the problem as i see it is . >> when i was younger, there was a playbook that the left used. >> they lied. they pretended i'm for you americans. i'm for building the economy. i love the american flag. i'm doing everything i can because i support you just as you are. and i love you. and then they get elected and they do exactly whatever it was that they wanted. this time around, they've thrown that playbook out and they're doing every crazy thing and saying, elect us and we'll do more of it. >> well, guess what? i predict you're going to see this fall the biggest repudiation that we have seen in a generation. >> horace and charlie, great to see it tonight. thank you. now, what if we told you that the polls are not wildly off again, but that some polling outlets are suppressing that information? well, especially the tidbits that matter most are going to explain it in mom

tell me more about democrats in washington state releasing the state's most dangerous criminals backis? >> roy russell in 2,005 after attempting to rape a 14-year-old girl strangled her to death. this was his third felony which allowed a judge to sentence him to life under our three strikes law. democrats have been trying to weaken the three strikes law in washington, two years ago they took second degree robbery off of the list of penalties that can be used during the three strike law. one year later they decided to make that bill retroactive. roy russell had previously been charged with 2nd ° robbery so there is based upon him already serving 16 years and having good behavior in prison a possibility he gets released within three years depending on what a judge decides next month. on top of that the state supreme court is overrun by democrats saying anyone who was young who got sentenced to a life sentence have to be resentenced by taking into account their age because the argument judges are making is at a young age your brain isn't fully developed, they don't realize murder is wro

, over 2000 people died from a drug overdose in washington state in 2021. that is an increase of nearly 70% over 2019, and, half of those deaths involve fentanyl. so, those numbers are very hard hitting. in king county we saw a record high fentanyl death in 2021. spoken county reported 186% increase in fentanyl overdose. it is devastating, because of the transnational criminal networks that traffic fentanyl it is only becoming more prevalent. the drug enforcement administration recently reported a 264% increase in counterfeit pills seizures in washington state alone. law enforcement officials and first responders are working hard to intercept and stays fentanyl before it reaches our communities and respond to the increased use. but, the federal government really has to do more. mr. chester, share with us what steps owe and the cpp is taking to coordinate the activities of the federal law enforcement agencies, department of justice, dea to make sure that our efforts to disrupt fentanyl trafficking is as effective as possible. >> thank you for the question, s

. >>> coming up, the high school football game in washington state that was forced into delay, but it wasn't because of the weather. it was because of this. yes, deer on the field. >>> but first the abc news exclusive. what ukrainian president zelenskyy told our own david muir. the one thing they will never cede to russia. that's next. you're watching "world news now." ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. scene 103, take one. here we go. my name is wesley, and i'm with my knucklehead brother. my friend nafi. my boyfriend doug. i thought we'd be on the same page about this and we're not. how do i know the way i'm going to respond to it? there's not that long term research out there yet. i don't want to be on the front line. but you're human. you're going to make a mistake. i'm just saying everyone has a right to make their own decision. but why would you want to take that risk? can you imagine being the person that goes to somebody's house and gives them the virus that kills them? what if you end up in a hospital? yeah. that's what i'm scared of.

i would include colorado, washington state, and connecticut.now what planet nate silver is on. the elites are always wrong, particularly at the end of august. every august, the news media goes crazy, runs polls that are stupid, and asks us to believe the numbers. my good friend, who was supposed to be 19 points behind on saturday, and won the governor of michigan on tuesday. change that margin. the liberal newspaper ran a funny poll. clearly close to winning, j.d. will clearly win in ohio. i think we have real shots in every state i just mentioned. in new hampshire, the weakest democratic senator running for reelection, if you look at the umber line numbers. candidate in washington state, with an astonishing personal story. we have somebody who is a great business leader, and already a plant or two of defeating -- who is a very boring washington-based democrat. my advice is simple: every republicans should put the word "biden" in front, so it's the biden fetterman ticket, the biden/kelly ticket come and make sure that everybody understands they

. ♪ kennedy: a new study from washington state university go cougars. lem is no one wants to wake the bear up and ask for the cure for diabetes. that's poking the bear and this is topical storm. topic one, united states space force released official song and just like outer space, it's an infinite void. let's listen. ♪ kennedy: the song is called semper supra, which is latin for moves like jagger. it was written by a team of military service members and this is what happen when is you hire military members who are strictly forbidden from using drugs. it's unit the service members while capturing the spirit of the corp. and this is the perfect song to play in a place where sound waves don't travel. congratulations space force gad indians -- guardians, you got your own song. topic number two, fda warning social media users to stop cooking chicken in nyquil. part of a new viral trend all though technically bit more of antiviral trend. it's called sleepy chicken challenge. tiktok users showcase themselves using nyquil, cold and cough medicine as a marinade f

matthew nichols, a photographer in washington state, found himself in the right place at the right timefter stumbling upon this ice cave near mount rainier. he arrived just in time to capture the full spectrum of colors being refracted off the cave's icy ceilings. >> that is incredible. it looks photoshopped or like a filter, but it's not. matthew calls the experience the most magical of his life. look how beautiful that is. >> no word if there is a pot of gold at the end of that tunnel. >> we could search. keep looking. >>> next, to a youtuber breaking not one, not two, not three -- five separate world records in just 24 hours. >> wait, what? >> yes. his name is joshua walker. he is the proud holder of five guinness world records after making just as many nearly impossible basketball trick shots. look at these shots. his incredible achievements included making the farthest ever regular shot, behind the back shot, and hook shot. >> you know the lakers didn't shoot very well from three last year. just sayin'. joshua also managed to sink the furthest ever bounce shot and backwards shot. y

she was he to be in washington state.look, listening to her she can't offend her paymaster the teachers unions. even when the teachers unions it truly satisfies their children's learning for their own convenience and their own power. so there's only so long even the bluest of blue estates like washington state, oregon, even new england. there were law-abiding americans. to tolerate ghoulish scenes like this. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [bleep] >> laura: look when you aren't safe, you aren't f free. again the party in power doesn't believe it bears any responsibility. so here is reality. the press can try to keep spinning away this populace awakening happening here in europe. it is not can help them. the assessment here like over there, it's out of ideas, they can't fix the economy, the can't stop crime. you can't see the nuclear danger in ukraine. they can't or won't stop the border invasion. and americans don't like that. over time it will turn to officials who can actually deliver positive results. the future i think belongs to places like

after roe, 27 states and and washington, d.c. continue to be largely unaffected, while 19 states have protect a low. >> the other states almost like a fall someone there in between. myth three, overturning roe means healthcare professionals and hospitals cannot treat women with miscarriages, ectopic pregnancies or when the mom's life is endangered. these are all scare tactics preying on the emotions of people. listen, every state abortion law triggered by overturning roe includes an exception to save the life of the mother. treating miscarriages and ectopic pregnancies are not the same as performing abortions. in fact, no abortion law in any state in america prevents treatment for women with ectopic pregnancies and/or other life-threatening conditions. i remember my first year in residency when we were learning about ectopic pregnancy and our model was to never let the sun set on an ectopic pregnancy. that model will be continued throughout america. every pro-life position i know of, every physician that i know of including myself

or are you one of my constituents of washington state where we have a strong abortion protection? or any other blue state. now republicans have told you where they are at. they are coming after your rights. does your doctor provide abortion care for patients who need it? republicans want to punish them. their national ban includes a criminal penalty for doctors for up to five years of prison. that is the maga agenda. that is the bill that was introduced this week. that is what senator graham promised they would vote on if they take the house and senate. and he predicted it could become law. he said loud and clear, this man is, and i quote, what we are trying to accomplish at the federal level. he claimed he's going to and i quote, rally the public nationally. i've got some news for senator graham. democrats already talking about this issue all across the country. and the nation is already rallying for the right to an abortion. and against these republican harmful attacks. women want to control their own bodies. they do not want politicians making their healthcare decisions. republi

washington, they had a vision for agriculture. he was focused primarily on trying to bring the best to the united states. washington, in the later years of his service in the revolutionary war, as we were just talking about, he makes references to the vine and fig tree. life under the vine and fig tree and the anticipation of his life after the revolutionary war. he sees those biblical references, including the many about turning swords into plow shares, is a representation of a new type of peaceful area that he thinks will be based on agricultural improvement, a shared culture of agricultural improvement with other nations, particularly great britain. he bonds with a lot of british agriculturalists and their mutual rejection of mercantilism which he thinks led to the war. they believe they are in this joint effort, they engage in almost global exchange of an agricultural knowledge and planting material and agricultural implements. this image here of it was called general washington's, hardly seems like a new era of enlightened exchange. in fact, this is a documentation of washington's first improvement p

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>> yes, federal taxes as well as washington state taxes and i want people to understand that governmentng vaccinated and they were deemed ineligible for unemployment. you have people under our system who are not receiving their unemployment for a year and so now the slap in the face is we are just giving away hundreds of millions of dollars to illegal immigrants. we are not giving them to asylum-seekers or refugees or dock our recipients, this is specifically for illegal immigrants and it's exactly why we see a flood of migrants at the border, we are giving folks a reason to come into this couny illegally and we are rewarding them for it. >> mike: let's talk seattle crime, robbery set up 30%, violent crime 32%, aggravated assault 33%, how does that work for the folks in seattle? >> it's not working out for the good works -- folks of seattle, there is a causal relationship with all of the defunding. all of that blm movement and all of the policies that came along with it have led to this rise in crime. you see policy after policy after policy just beyond the defunding coming up drug lega

we also have number 15, oregon, heading up to washington state with another fox. recap shortly after that. and then to finish out the night number six. oklahoma taking on kansas state here with a preview is big noon saturdays. joel klatt. we've got a huge day of college football for you on fox. it starts with big noon kickoff. 10 a.m. eastern. then it's big noon saturday, maryland takes on michigan and the big house, gustin and i will be there and we'll see exactly how good this michigan team is after their soft, non conference slate , then in the second game of the day, oregon after a big home win over byu. for dan landing takes his talented team on the road against washington state impact 12 play and in the night cap. kansas state goes to oklahoma. this case state team has beaten oklahoma two of the last three years, but this or you team looks very different under brent venables. and we're judging by what we saw last week against nebraska state could have a very hard time. gotta love college football and over on fox sports. one stanford taking on number 18 . wash

if introduced it with the washington state to control moscow as many relations with the continent from trade to military ties. ortiz caribella, that takes us through south africa and washington's rocky relationship. the united states and south africa are coming together again, yet their world views could not be any further upon. this is a 2nd high level meeting between the 2 country, preceded by us secretary of state anthony blinking his visit here on the continent last month. has you as president joe biden found in south africa? leda settled on plaza, and then to do his africa, bidding. everyone's up to buy favor and the africa with $54.00 countries, massive voting power in the united nations. more or less split where south africa was neutral. a few countries formerly opposed sanctions and condemnation of russia in the u. n. some were pro western. it is one of those periods where girls politics has a sort of tectonic shifts and the decline of the west european chaos, the u. k. out of europe, the desperation of europe to get fossil fuels from africa at the same time, they pretend that

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ken, this a family tells us that they were on their way to begin a new life in washington state. but tonight they're trying to salvage the things that were ruined in this crash. the rental truck was stolen around 7 o'clock this morning. but the misery brought on by these thieves didn't stop there. firefighters say a number of people are displaced tonight after the truck was smashed into an apartment building on redwood parkway. >> of allay family's rental truck smashes into an apartment building belongings and memories shaken and destroyed all after someone stole the truck. thursday morning. it was just a moment. i couldn't believe it. i was like this isn't real. this isn't right. all joya boykins says she and her family are moving to washington state so she could begin nursing school next week. they had some final boxes to put into the truck parked outside of their home. we went out there. was like, oh, my god, trouble is jobs and i want grab because i haven't keys in my >> and i'm like what the keys is here to see the glass and everything in the realization is that someone real

from the family home in washington state, matt called 9-1-1. >> my daughter is at university of utahg attacked. it sounds like he was being attacked. >> reporter: at the salt lake tribune newspaper, courtney tanner was the reporter on duty that night. she heard the police scanners butter. >> just heard some crackling, some possible kidnapping. on campus. >> reporter: she drove to the campus and found a parking lot cordoned off, students at their windows. >> i talked to a couple people who did not have any idea what was going on but had seen police. they were scared. >> shots fired. >> reporter: the university sent an alert to students, shooting on campus. secure in place. hours later, confirmation of the worst news possible. >> they said that the student had been killed on campus. >> reporter: the university released photos of the suspect, melvin rowland. the victim was a named. but lauren's friends knew. >> i was like, yeah, it has to be lauren. i knew it. >> reporter: it was. after all the calls to police, all the steps she took to protect yourself, all the advice in concern of her

>> yeah, there's probably on the spectrum of washington state to like ohio, let's say, a big differenceut i think you're going to see some gray dags in message, i don't think you'll see republicans who are on the record as opposing abortion rights suddenly pivot in a general election and say, never mind, i'm for it but i think in terms of the public messaging, what's on your website, what are you talking about on the stump, just a move away from that and attempting to pivot to other issues, because so much data and evidence in polling in voter registrations in the idea of increased democratic enthusiasm and even the ability to poll suburban independent and republican women voters to the polls on behalf of democrats is really concerning for republicans and they understand that there could be a backlash at the polls from that supreme court ruling. >> okay, thank you very much for all the perspective, margaret. >>> another day, another weekend plagued with gun violence to report on. we have all the details next. charging something like a hundred bucks a window when other guys were charging

the united states visited the philippines as soon as the country tried to gain independence from spain . washington saw that the main state had a strategic opportunity to gain a foothold in asia . well, to solve financial issues for big capital, the us borders became crowded, and then they call expansion both economic and political. washington rushed to the world dominance, and the philippines was a key point of control over sea lanes, the gateway to east asia, so they fought stubbornly for them and did not consider the local population to be victims, they killed so that others would be reluctant to oppose american domination. although the american chronicle officially calls this war a misunderstanding. after all, the united states bought the philippines from spain for 20 million dollars, and before that you helped manila in the fight against the spanish colonialists, allegedly free of charge, allegedly, without claiming the sovereignty of the island, the filipinos believed american aid voluntary. free of charge, but washington saw everything, otherwise in august 1898 the united states created a mi