so like in between their schedule he could come out to western kansas, take a week, take a few days andome back to kansas city. well, when he went, got out of the league they went as far as the pacific coast, they went to portland, washington state, idaho, they went down to mexico, went over the border into mexico. they went up to canada. they went all the way to saskatchewan, alberta. they went all over the place. going to all those places you can see they rarely lost. this was an awfully good team. but the barnstorming is the part that most people had the opportunity to see the kansas city monarchs. this is the way that most baseball fans had a chance to see the kansas city monarchs especially outside of the major cities. this picture here is a barnstorming picture. you can see the towns' teams they knew how great the monarchs were and most -- a ball player can recognize another ball player, no doubt about it. so when they saw the kansas city the first professionaled how japanese player played on wilkinson's team. so that team played right up until world war i and they were pretty muc

so like in between their schedule he could come out to western kansas. take a week, take a few days and come back to kansas city. when they got out of the league they went as far as the pacific coast. portland, washington state. mexico, canada. el berta, they were in canada. they went all over the play. going all of those places, you can see they rarely lost. this was an awfully good team. but the barn storming is a part that most people had the opportunity to see the kansas city monarchs. this is the way that most baseball fans had the chance to see the kansas city monarchs especially outside of the cities. the towns teams knew how great the monarchs were. a ball player can recognize another ball player, no doubt about it. so when they saw the kansas city monarchs, they recognized how good these players were. this picture right here, this game was played in blue rapids kansas. so that 1939 and that shows how popular they were the teams were willing to pose with the kansas city monarchs. this was at a time when racial divides could be pretty tough but the

here is a body of water in western kansas. it actually rained once upon a time. this was a few weeks ago. is this a navigable stream? >> it is neither navigable or jurisdictional under the clean water act. >> you can guarantee me that this will not be under the jurisdiction of the epa? >> i'm not going to go any further than what i said because that's unfair. i have to go out and look at that. but it looks like wet in a field, which would not be navigable -- it might flow down to a road to a navigable stream -- >> doesn't matter. >> it doesn't have the soils or the vegetation. that is a puddle in a field and it cannot be covered. >> you can guarantee me a puddle in a field, a road ditch in western kansas will not be covered under this new regulation? >> a road ditch that's not a channelized stream would not be covered. a road ditch is channelizing a stream. but putting that aside, road ditches, the vast majority of them are not going to be covered and wet fields are not going to be jurisdictional. >> mr. chairman, i would like to ask unanimous consent to review f

so like in between their schedule, he could come out to western kansas, take a week, take a few days, and come back to kansas city. well, when he got out of the league, they went as far as the pacific coast, they were in portland, washington state, idaho, they went down to mexico, went over the border into mexico. they went up to canada, up to saskatchewan, alberta, they were in canada. so they went all over the place, and in going all those places, you can see they rarely lost. this was an awfully good team. but the barnstorming is the part that most people have the opportunity to see the kansas city monarch. this was the way most baseball fans had the chance to see the kansas city monarch especially outside the major cities. this picture here is a barnstorming picture. and you can see, you know, the town's teams, they knew how great the monarchs were. and a ball player can recognize another ball player, no doubt it it. so when they saw the kansas city monarchs, they recognized how good these players were. it their pictu this picture here, that was played at blue rapids, kansas. 1939

some flash flood watches from arizona up to western kansas. some of those totals could top 3 inches. morning, washington, on this beautiful tuesday morning. we have comfortable temperatures and lower humidity. the forecast for today will be mostly sunny skies and a touch more humid than yesterday, mid to upper 80's. partly cloudy skies by tomorrow afternoon. highs near 90 degrees. a bit of a cooldown to >> i think it's great we learn that it takes 11 seconds of a kiss to make it that funny. now we know. >> okay, ginger, thanks. >>> coming up hot car emergency. a 10-month-old locked in the backseat by accident. a frantic mother calling 911 so why won't the distapper help. >>> face to face with a dangerous bear. the terrifying moments for a man walking his dog. how he managed to escape in his own words. >>> angry confrontation in the air, the new contraption that triggered a flight to have an emergency landing. >>> miley speaks out about her mystery guest at the vmas. what his mom is saying this morning. four wholesome grains. sugar. only six? s

severe weather across western kansas and western nebraska, a few thunderstorms.ado or two, though. out across the west, just drier. monsoon has kind of dried up a little bit. it will return by monday across a lot of the area and bring more rain for this coming week. all right, guys, heading back to you. >> thanks, rick. >>> good morning, kathleen, georgia. i had no idea either. >>> 42 minutes after the hour. he lost his leg fighting for our freedom and now one marine is protecting americans again, this time here at home. corporal robert smith says how he just made his lifelong dream of being a sheriff's deputy come true. >>> as u.s. efforts continue with air drops of food and water to thousands of iraqi refugees stranded on a mountaintop surrounded by isis militants, u.s. military forces are keeping up air strikes on terror targets in iraq. >>> plus hawaii in the eye of the storm. the latest on the hurricane pounding the aloha state. join us at noon. e-f-f i have co i'm l-i-s-a and i have copd, but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way of hosting m

some flash flood watches from arizona up to western kansas. some of those totals could top 3 inches. your local forecast in just 30 seconds. first the tuesday trivia brought to you by walmart. >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the forecast. more sunshine and warmer highs and warmest days are wednesday, thursday and friday and manufacture clouds this weekend that will cool us but unfortunately no real rain. temperatures today of mid-to-upper 60's coast and friend and mid-to-upper 70's around the bay and to san jose and napa and santa rosa we crack 80 and mid-to-upper 80's east bay and the 80's and 90's away from the coast tomorrow through >> i think it's great we learn that it takes 11 seconds of a kiss to make it that funny. now we know. >> okay, ginger, thanks. >>> coming up hot car emergency. a 10-month-old locked in the backseat by accident. a frantic mother calling 911 so why won't the dispatcher help? >>> face to face with a dangerous bear. the terrifying moments for a man walking his dog. how he managed to escape in his

the biggest threat this afternoon and this evening across western nebraska and kansas. northern texas could see a couple showers today. it is going to be hot in southwest texas. the temperature feels like well over 100 degrees. we have some heat >>> good morning, 5:19 now, fog condition, and we will see this deepen across the golden gate bridge, morning fog. elsewhere, we are looking at fog free conditions, high thin clouds overhead now. temperatures will be similar to where they were yesterday. looking at a mix of 70s and 80s inland, cool at the coast today, 60, 67 in san francisco, but, again, a lot of sun is expected. tracking showers and thunderstorms in the sunday forecast, and stay tuned for details on that coming up this morning at 7:00. >>> and that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thanks. >>> still to come, what's in a name? when you hear this name and learn it belongs to a guy from apple, it gives you something to think about. fi sure... hey canyou bet! this? that's our new interactive speaker wall. 'sup? thinks it's a speak-ing wall. this can even dim your l

the risk for severe storms is going to include states like nebraska, parts of kansas and western iowamorrow the storm threat shifts further off to the north. tomorrow we will be watching in addition to damaging winds and large hail but also isolated tornadoes for cities like far go and also in aberdeen. parts of the dakotas and minnesota could be seeing severe weather over the weekend. otherwise the other big story is how hot it is outside. it is summer but we are talking dangerous levels of heat. take a look at some of the highs 100 in dallas, 101 in dell rio. you factor in the humidity this is what it is going to feel like feels like 107 in kansas city and 102 in dallas. those are the heat index values. i want to take you to the atlantic and caribbean. this region has a high chance of becoming our next tropical depression or tropical storm over the next few days. we will keep an eye on it. let's go back inside. >> the time now is 13 after the top of the hour. coming up the bowe bergdahl trade for the five taliban members broke the law. how the pentagon is now responding. >> a myster

western come out to kansas, take a week and come back. league,got out of the they went as far as the pacific coast, portland, washington state, idaho, they went down to mexico, over the border into mexico, up to canada into sassa -- into saskatchewan. they went all over the place. places, all of those you could see they rarely lost will stop this was an awfully good team. barnstorming is the part most people had the opportunity to see the kansas city monarchs. this is the way most baseball fans had a chance to see them, especially outside the major city. towns teams knew how great the monarchs were. ballplayer can recognize another ballplayer, no doubt about it stop when they saw the kansas city monarchs, they recognize how good these players were. this picture right here was played in blue rapids, kansas. shows how9 and that popular they were. teams were willing to post with the kansas city monarchs, and this was a time when racial divides could be pretty tough. but the kansas city monarchs were welcome almost every place they went. beca

severe weather is a concern in parts of kansas, parts of nebraska, western iowa, omaha, you are includedl be a concern not only today, but also into tomorrow. that shifts farther to the north across the dakotas and parts of minnesota. that heat wave continues from the plains to the southeast today. take a look at the highs and this is what it's going to feel like when you head out the door. 105 in kansas city and memphis. now let's head over to anna who is just a couple feet away from me. >> good morning, everybody. our summer concert series continues today with a country music sensation tyler farr. good morning. >> good morning. >> he's struggling a little bit with the timing. he says the only time he's up this early is when you're doing what? >> hunting and fishing. or playing "fox & friends." >> exactly. worth getting up early for. i got my cowboy boots on. >> i see that, i like them. >> any excuse to put them on, i'm going to do it. you know what i love about you? you have a tried and true country music star story. you got your start in tootsie, which is a honky-tonk in nashville. te

to be smack in the middle of the county, probably north of kansas and in places like omaha, number nebraska and des moines. showers in western and eastern kentucky and parts of tennessee. if you have plans to head toward nashville or memphis or raleigh later on, possible low showers there, and thunderstorms, a blip in texas. the gulf coast looking okay, atlanta fine, the west coast okay, down south around huma, arizona, i doubt very many of you are going there. today's high in philadelphia under the sun is 84 degrees, tam. >> thank you, david. >> reading police are looking for two suspects in a deadly gang stabbing, five men were brought into custody, investigators say the victim showed up to fight one of the suspects, but was jumped by 6 more people. this happened saturday on the 300 block of south 6th street. police have the names of the two of suspects on the loose. all seven of the men belong to street gangs. >>> new on "action news," an american who recently visited sierra leone is being tested in new mexico for ebola virus as a precaution. the women is in stable condition and not considered a probable case. in liberia,

western territories to the possibility of slavery. it was one of the main deciding factors in leading the nation on on a path toward civil war. there were a lot of other things that happened, the kansas/nebraska act. all kinds of things going on at the same time, roughly in the late 1850's. any one of those, you could say, well, it is one of the place where is the civil war really began, where the roots of the civil war are. long before the first gun was fired at fort sumpter in south carolina, there were many things leading the country on the road to civil war and one of the was the case heard in this building the case of dread and harriet scott. it is told on this large level as someone sues and it is a deciding factor of the civil war. the people themselves get lost in the story. dred scott was a st. louisian. he came here and lived here. he was born probably in the late 1790's, early 1800's and he was born on a plantation by a family named blow. they moved and they took dred scott with him and tried to make a go on another plantation and failed there. they moved to st. louis and bought a hotel and tried to do a different type of work to make their living. they found that they nee

western division. the a's now know what the giants found out over the weekend. these are not your daddies kansas city royals. doesn't mean the a's weren't going to flex. best record in the major leagues. 20 hits tonight. the bombardment starts in the first. moss had 4 hits. donaldson you caught at the plate steve had two of the 20 hits. base hits and the a's stretch out their lead. gutsry the starting pitcher of kansas city. kicked off by the hitting barrage. bruce chinn is tagged for 2 homers off the bat of donaldson. lester went 6 innings. 3-0 with the a's who have a 3 1/2-game lead in the west. 11-3 victors tonight. >>> afternoon scrimmage between the raiders and cowboys. no big deal. then it breaks loose. more action than the raiders preseason game against the vikings. what instigated this mess. sports part two, next. $73 airfares. thank you, little do-hickeys. for a limited time only, southwest airlines is offering flights starting as low as $73 one way to select destinations. if it matters to you, it matters to us. book now online, only at southwest.com. evewith the highest levelde of engi

she was from kansas where she married at 18 and divorced her abusive husband two years later. here she is with her first husband from western history center. april probably -- they followed that spring to a marriage license but when they actually got married is unclear. when they got married is unclear. by the summer of '89 he had a store, a house, stable, icehouse and chicken coop on the property. this are low, small, dare rude buildings. it was also a 7. would have sold cartridges, bacon, flour, coffee and whiskey. and 16 feet square. in april, filed back-to-back quarters section land claims about two miles north from where it joins near june's store. t-bills one cabin, perhaps two on that land and fenced 60 acres of pasture and and 50 head of cattle in the summer of 1889. she also helped run the store. this is per cabin, recently surfaced photo in the last two years. that picture was taken in 1912. let me tell you about a six cattle men involved that day. he worked as an army scout, across vector and began ranching at devil's gate in the 1870s about eight miles up from april's store. french canadian came to wyoming about

western texas. but also showers along the gulf coast and in montana. >> 80s along the eastern seaboard. in the 90s in kansasity, memphis, atlanta and dallas. chicago, detroit, you are going to be in the mid-70s. 89 in los angeles. ooh, hot 105 in phoenix. >>> now to a developing story we have been watching overnight which could affect millions of bank customers. the fbi and secret service are investigating possible cyber attacks against at least five major u.s. financial institutions. one of the hack victims is jpmorgan chase. the nation's largest bank. this morning's "the new york times" says huge amounts of data were stolen including checking and savings account information. there are reports that russian hackers are behind this attack. but that is not just certain just yet. >>> russian backed rebel forces have launched a new offensive along ukraine's coastline. the heavily armed separatist forces captured new territory and could be seeking to create a land link between russia and the strategic crimea region. the state department says the u.s. is troubled russian soldiers have been found 30 miles inside u

kansas. we're watching two races in michigan. kerry bentivolio has lost to david trott. we're still waiting on the third district in michigan, western michigan, just there you see a threat from brian ellis. we have all the updates on the election as they happen. now we'll send it back to sean hannity. >>> welcome back to hannity, we're broadcasting tonight from jerusalem, i was on the ground in the city of thorough. which is about 40 miles from here, one mile from gaza. i talked with the mayor of that border city, just how hard it is to protect his citizens from the constant unrelenting rocket attacks. let's take a look. >> mr. mayor. thank you. thank you for joining us. we are in an underground bunker. we'll walk into the actual -- i guess this is like a war room. >> this is my home. >> this is where you stay? >> every day, 24 hours. >> you have -- you have a police force? you have what, 50 officers? >> yeah. >> and every officer -- >> and then -- we make another wall. hamas, gaza, and this is my town. and for us, in this month we have a fight to stand proud and to say to them, even though they want to blame the death this early, w

western literally caught right in the middle. >> sebastian is going to join us live in 10 minutes. usher worked in kansasfamiliar with missouri and how they think. >> a lot of in sight there. coming up, we'll talk with one of ferguson's community activists about what it will take to put a stop to these clashes. >> a u.s. rescue operation in iraq seems less likely, the pentagon saying the special forces have reached mount sinjar. those who remained they say are in better shape than once thought. we have details. >> there's no denying the yazidis of iraq need a safe place right now, but the pentagon says the situation has slightly improved in the sinjar mountains, where many yazidis fled islamic state group fighters. many yazidis have now left the mountain range and found shelter inside kurdistan. those left behind have enough u.s. donated food and water to get by. it is determined that an evacuation mission is for less likely. additional, we will continue to provide humanitarian assistance as needed and will protect u.s. personnel and facilities. >> the u.s. made the call after a team of u.s. military exp

western iowa. you need to be prepared for that. and tomorrow a lot of the great lakes down to kansas. all right, guys. back to you inside. >>> coming up, when our troops get moved, this company is supposed to ship their cars for them back to the u.s. but a lot of the vehicles aren't making them and now the soldiers are being sued. how does that happen? >>> and taylor swift is sharking it up. rumors about her newest gig, next. >> she's shaking it up. if you're suffering from constipation or irregularity, powders may take days to work. for gentle overnight relief, try dulcolax laxative tablets. ducolax provides gentle overnight relief, unlike miralax that can take up to 3 days. dulcolax, for relief you can count on. >>> welcome back. a monster sinkhole that swallowed up eight pricey corvettes, remember that story? will soon be filled in. officials at the national corvette museum in bowling green were able to save three of the cars. the five others were too messed up to fix but will still be on display, if you want to see wrecked cars. >>> and a big new gig for taylor swift. ♪ >> goodness. the country to

western conservative summit in denver, tonight at 8 p.m. eastern over on c-span. voters are heading to the polls in four states today including michigan, washington state, missouri and kansas to select their party's nominees for the fall general elections. we are tracking the senate race in kansas where incumbent republican pat roberts is facing off against tea partier milton wolfe. the polls close in that state at 8 and 9 p.m. eastern, and on c-span we'll have live up-to-date results as the race results become available. well, a panel of republican and democratic strategists recently discussed the potential impact of the latino vote in the upcoming midterm elections and how the hispanic community views recent efforts at immigration reform in congress. this was hosted by the national association of latino elected and appointed official. it's an hour. >> it's an exciting year politically as well. so as you all know in 131 days will be election day in terms of the midterm election, and what we would like to do to start off the conference today is to talk, put this in a political context as to how we expect the latino vote and latino candidates to do in the midterm elections.

western territories to the possibility of slavery. it was one of the main deciding factors in leading the nation on on a path toward civil war. there were a lot of other things that happened, the kansasebraska act. all kinds of things going on at the same time, roughly in the late 1850's. any one of those, you could say, well, it is one of the place where is the civil war really began, where the roots of the civil war are. long before the first gun was fired at fort sumpter in south carolina, there were many things leading the country on the road to civil war and one of the was the case heard in this building the case of dread and harriet scott. it is told on this large level as someone sues and it is a deciding factor of the civil war. the people themselves get lost in the story. dred scott was a st. louisian. he came here and lived here. he was born probably in the late 1790's, early 1800's and he was born on a plantation by a family named blow. they moved and they took dred scott with him and tried to make a go on another plantation and failed there. they moved to st. louis and bought a hotel and tried to do a different type of work to make their living. they found that they neede

western conservative summit hosted by the university in denver. tonight at eight eastern over on c-span. >> voters are heading to the polls in four states today can including michigan, washington state, missouri and kansas. to select their party's nominees for the fall general elections. tonight we're tracking the senate raising kids is where incumbent republican pat roberts is facing up against tea party are milton wolff. the polls close at 9 p.m. eastern. and tonight we'll bring you life results in the kansas senate race as those victory and concession speeches. over on c-span. according to the simpson project, the u.s. and cartridge to point to many people, more than any other nation. officials take part in a discussion on the costs and challenges in delivering health care to the growing prison population. hosted by the alliance for health reform, this is one hour 45 minutes. >> your attention please. i don't want to interrupt yourto lunch munching, but i'd like to get us started i if we could hae a lot of ground to cover, andges some great people to hear from. i know i'm looking forward to that. my name is ed howard. hear i'm with the alliance for health reform, and i want to welcome hou to this pro

western texas. coast and in montana. >> 80s along the eastern seaboard. in the 90s in kansas city, memphis, atlanta and dallas.detroit, you are going to be in the mid 70s. ooh, hot 105 in phoenix. >> now to a developing story we have been watching overnight which could affect millions of bank customers.i and seet attacks against at least five major u.s. financial institutions. one of the hack victims is j.p. rgan chase the nation's largest bank. this morning's "the new york times" says huge amounts of data were stolen including checking and savings account information. there are reports that russian hackers are behind this attack. but that is not just certain just y. >> russian backed rebel forces have launched a new offensive te anme n alive at the end of the disturbing video which showed the beheading of eran journalist james foley last week. the isis militant in the video spoke directly to president obama, calling on him to end american air strikes against isis targets in iraq. a white house spokesman called the sotloff situation tragic. >> this administration is deeply engaged and doing everything we can t