great lakes and northern new england a nice refreshing day but it's very hot from denver all the way wichita and central kansas and into areas of southern missouri. also if you noticed last night, of course, we kicked into summer officially. at the same time, we had a beautiful strawberry moon. >> look at that! >> they say it's from the indians because it's marked a full moon in june where the strawberry was at its peak of picking strawberrieses. some call it the rose moon. the next time it happens on the summer solstice, 2062. >> hopefully, we are around for that around. >> at least one of husband. >> hopefully, me. >>> are doctors getting closer to a vaccine to fight the zika virus? >>> a king welcome. the cleveland cavaliers returned to cleveland. you're watching "early today." a" help me! (doorbell) mom, check this out. wow. swiffer sweeper, and dusters. this is what i'm talking about. look at that. sticks to this better than it sticks to lulu. that's your hair lulu! mom, can we have another dog? (laughing) trap and lock up to 4x more dirt, dust and hair than the store brand stop cleanin

well, it will be hot and then the thunderstorms will pop up this afternoon and this evening from wichita to des moines. wind damage the biggest threat. 97 in atlanta and showers and storms will hopefully, cool you off later today. >>> hopefully, not too many tornadoes the next two days. >> thank you. >>> in the wake of the ordinarily massacre, gun sales of the ar-15 have skyrocketed but that is just the tipping point. the shocking statistics just ahead. can you actually love wearing powerful sunscreen? yes! neutrogena® ultra sheer. no other sunscreen works better or feels better. clinically proven helioplex® provides unbeatable uva/uvb protection to help prevent early skin aging and skin cancer all with a clean light feel. for unbeatable protection. it's the one. the best for your skin. neutrogena®. see what's possible. are you ready to take the gel envy challenge? revlon colorstay gel envy with diamond top coat. we challenged the leading competitor and look how they cracked under pressure. try it for yourself. satisfaction guaranteed or your money back. take the revlon gel envy challeng

look at wichita, 87 degrees. the core of this heat will stay well out to the west.tle bursts of warm in this our direction and that's going to segue to some really great looking weather here in town tomorrow. by lunch time we're warming up to 85 degrees. how about a pair of eights tomorrow with lots of sunshine f you're up towards the allentown, it's comfortable. 64 degrees tomorrow morning. getting up into the middle and upper 80s. what we're working on is the fact that it's very dry out there in some parts of the region dealing with some brows. next storm chance and sneak peek at next weekend's fourth of july weather. talk about that coming up in just a little bit. guys. >> all right. thank you mike. >>> police in montgomery county investigating after a body is pulled from a creek tonight. it was discovered in norristown about 8:30 near the intersection of west mt. airy street and markly street. police are not releasing any further details at this time. >>> big delays on patco in cherry hill, new jersey, after police say somebody was hit by a train. it happened ar

a wichita aerospace company announced they will close the plant and move operations to mexico. this is a company for the last few years. you can see revenues have gone down and they have had a lot of losses. i'm trying to get them on the show. in real life these manufactures are in some cases between a rock and a hard place. today's chicago p.m.i. report shows manufacturing is up. you can see a huge spike. the only element in this entire report that was down were jobs. how can jobs go down and manufacturing go up. does donald trump need to address this trend or sort of recraft the anti-nafta message that works politically. but how well does it work economically. kevin, you know, manufacturing output up 57% since nafta went into effect. 20% to 30% since china joined the world trade organization. how do we connect those dots? >> you are hitting on the key issue for donald trump. there is actual policy positions. and there is political positions. right now what donald trump is trying to do is break what most republicans have talked about for years and trying to connect more with t

wichita as well in the lower and mid-90s. more of the same for kansas city. look at the new york city and boston region. temperatures stay rather temperant. the forecast looks pretty good at least for today. you can see a few thunderstorms popping up. however, across central wisconsin and into the minneapolis region. look out for the potential of damaging winds and large hail and isolated tornadoes. then we focus our attention across the dakotas and montana on saturday. look at the eastern coastline. we have the potential for severe weather saturday afternoon. back to you. >>> derek, thank you. i tell you, there is one investment everyone seems to love right now. i'll tell you what it is after the break. rough night? i wish we had looked for a bigger place before he was born. oh, when we wanted another place, first thing we did was check out credit karma - made things a lot easier. that sounds exhausting. actually, it's really easy. and it's free. that was easy! "check out credit karma today. credit karma. give yourself some credit." (shush, shush, shush) >>>

this is going to be all week long and upcoming weekend. 100 degrees, three days in a row, wichita, omaha 100, st. louis 100. this doesn't take into account the heat index, it's when you combine temperature and humidity. this is temperature alone. dallas 5, lubbock 104 by friday. historic part of the heat wave will come as we go through the weekend. it peaks on sunday. phoenix right now seeing 119. it's been three years since phoenix has been that high. early in the season for this but that would be very impressive stuff. there is great weather out there. new england continues with cool, crisp, beautiful nights and gorgeous days. enjoy d.c., philadelphia, washington, new york, looks like rain and thunderstorms will head to baltimore, philadelphia and d.c. tomorrow. so today is a gorgeous day for you. new york city stretch of great weather continues for you right into the upcoming weekend. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. owen! hey kevin. hey, fancy seeing you here. uh, i live right over there actually. no, i wasn't...oh look, you dropped something.e. it's your resume wi

the people in kansas city and wichita, the regional matters, getting outside the beltway, the value of going there, you can never control is happening in the news, but in that particular instance, because if we had the ability -- national security and security apparatus would not let us upload to youtube from the white house. we do not have a channel available to us. but we would've done the same thing i think, had we had that mechanism, in addition to that i mean, gone are the days when the nightly news was a national convening. it will not sit around anymore. , the sunday shows the relevance they used to have for driving the debate in the coming week, all but disappeared. and so, i think people are just experiment still. when some daylight between two ferns, one of the single greatest munications moments of the white house. a president communicating with an audience he desperately needed to communicate with. it was important. it had national significance. i agree with you. it should not be done at these collusion of the hard interview. marty: olivier mentioned the speech obama made a

. >> i guess i would call it field day, we went to a park in wichita, kansas. >> on the last day. >>t day of school. >> so exciting. >> you know you're out. >> you know if you're done. >> all that matters. what about days dollars and confuse in the they had the scene. >> they trashed their school. >> just run out of there, early 80s. >> need to water the lawn, too. >> my kindergardner, who just finished school, he's dying to go to camp, last day yesterday, then he was so despondent because he just figured out that he actually isn't done school forever, that he actually has -- he's i've five more yeast of elementary school. >> his brother hey about 12. >> hey, how about 16? >> until graduate school. >> really all your life you're learning. >> i will tell you this, i still dream that i am that i have to take a test. do you ever have that dream? >> no. >> make on campus, i can't finds the hall to take the test. and i haven't been to class all year. >> what happens? do you get a f? >> it goes on all night. >> oh, ya, who are you? >> i had that dream for years after college, still had the

let living in kansas might youmh have saying there is no place like home.home a new study showing wichitansas is the city with the lowest median rent.ent folks there only paying 470 buci a month fo apartment.t. that's less than half the median rent across the country. in case you're wondering, san francisco has the highest at 3600 a block. ralph lauren is going from fro designing clothes to redesigning its business.usi reports say the company is closing at least 50 stores and cutting around a thousand jobs. that's about 8 percent of its workforce. the price of oil closing above 50 bucks a barrel for the first time since last july. j of course the rice in oil is the big reason why gas prices have p been going up lately.atel americans are packing on the o pounds. the government saying the obese p tie rate for teens jumpingjump over the past decade and woman, i hate to tell you, but more than four in ten of you are now considered obese and that is aa record high. as for men, it's more than three that's business. i'm steward juan i. the tsa is getting mixed reviews after rolling out new. wait

dairy queen in wichita, kansas. >>> this is a brand new segment.segment may be so new i don't know fit has a graphic. it has a graphic. it is called camp kelly, explain, bob. >> not only do we have graphic, mike but we have t-shirts, t-shirts for everybody. who would have thought a day camp, spray painted the schuylkill expressway, in the school yard, ready to race, kid, come on, we will have fun, camp kelly when we come right back. >>> well, if there is a graphic, that means there is a brand new segment. >> it looks so cool, talking about camp kelly. so, go ahead. >> youyou know, just in case we didn't have a graphic i had kid do some finger painting here. it is summer. school's out. kid go today camp. what do the teachers and the camp counselors do to keep our kid busy, for an entire day. with me is marry kay, the principal here at chesterbrook academy. what are we doing here. >> we're taking shaving cream and learning how colors mix together. >> we are making pink, red, yellow, and it makes orange and then fill bricks and use the same shaving cr

over 100 in wichita tuesday, 90s right through the rest of the week in dallas, as well. >> we're in for an absolutely lovely weekend. 85 degrees today. sunshine, though humidity. that will be the case again tomorrow. a little bit hotter as climbed to 88 degrees. the first day of summer begins on monday. 91 degrees. the humidity is still pretty low. the humidity up by tuesday. he will have thunderstorms late in the day. but we >> from volleyballs to beach ball, the beach forecast coming up in 15 minutes. stay tuned. >> from beach balls to basketballs i'll take it from here. >> oh, come on. >> well play. >>> now to the nba finals coming down to a winner take all game seven after an epic game six that saw an exclusive performance by lebron james and steph curry getting booted and fines and abc's lindsay czarniak. >> nice. >> with all the details. i'm so sorry. >> no problem, barbara. it's okay. >> did it on purpose. >> this series, though as you said, sara has become so intense, both teams have said that it's a struggle really to keep calm. what the warriors have not seen yet, though, is t

first of all, the people in kansas city and wichita and the regional media matter, too. we always talk about getting outside of the beltway. of course there is value going there. you can never control what will happen in the news. in that instance, had we had the ability, the national security of the secret service apparatus would let us upload in those days, so we didn't have that channel available to us. we would have done the same thing had we had that mechanism in addition. >> gone are the days when the nightly news with a national convening. people don't sit around and watch the nightly news anymore. the relatives that they used to have in driving debate for the coming week is all but disappearing. people are just experimenting to find something like between two firms was one of the single greatest communications bonus of the white house. put aside that amount for journalists and. it was a president communicate with an audience he desperately needed to communicate with and it was important. it has national significance. it should not be done at the exclusion. >> oli

week, the temperatures don't include the humidity, upper 90s, over 100 in waich taw on tuesday -- wichita on tuesday and 90s in dallas, as well. >> reporter: good morning, everyone, i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. double scan live is clear. we have clear conditions, lots of sunshine expected from start to finish. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, the heat that rob was showing gets in here starting monday. today and tomorrow look good, 85 today and 88 tomorrow for father's day's day, monday and tuesday, highs around 90 feeling like 93. >> well, from beach balls to basketballs, i'll take it from here. >> oh, come on. >> well, played. >>> now to the nba finals coming down to a winner take all game seven after an epic game six that saw an exclusive performance from lebron james and stephen curry getting booted and fined. abc's lindsay czarnak -- >> nice. nice. >> with all the details. i'm so sorry. >> no problem, barbara. it's okay. >> you did it on purpose. >> this series, though as you said, sara, has become so intense, both teams have said that it's

over 100 in wichita on tuesday, 90s right through the rest of the week in dallas, as well. >> from volleyballs to beach balls, the beach forecast coming up in 15 minutes. stay tuned. >> well, from beach balls to basketballs, i'll take it from here. >> oh, come on. >> well, played. >>> now to the nba finals coming down to a winner take all game seven after an epic game six that saw an exclusive performance from lebron james and stephen curry getting booted and fined. espn's lindsay czarnak -- >> nice. nice. >> with all the details. i'm so sorry, lindsay. >> no problem, barbara. it's okay. >> you did it on purpose. >> this series, though as you said, sara, has become so intense, both teams have said that it's a struggle really to keep calm. what the warriors have not seen yet, though, is their star, steph curry, deliver that kind of jaw-dropping performance we're used to, so now his team could be on the verge of losing three straight for the first time since 2013 and letting lebron james get payback popping that champagne on curry's home court in oakland. ♪ go big or go home >> smith, alley-oop

wichita, 99 degrees. dallas will see 97. on wednesday, not much better, st. louis, 15 degrees above average. over 100 degrees. raleigh will be 96. thursday the heat continues. we'll get a little bit of a break along the southern california coast. raleigh will be near 100 degrees and friday burlington, vermont, look at a temperature 82. jacksonville, guys, 10 so, we don't really see much relief until we get into the weekend. >> a lot of ember and orange up there. thank you. >>> now to this big battle on capitol hill. four votes on what to do about guns in the aftermath of the orlando massacre. the gun control measures came up for a vote, but not one got the needed 60 votes needed to move forward. democrats reacted with frustration about the outcome there. >> what am i going to tell 49 grieving families? what am i going to tell the families of those that are still in the hospital fighting for their lives. >> republicans had also offered proposals that would prevent suspected terrorists from buying guns and demanding due process provisions that democrats could n

townr: it's a very small 60 miles out of wichita. wichita falls.est, near- south .ew mexico we'll have like 9000 people. ago,ked at a motel years and we were making it hard on the illegals. my boss had them shipped in from somewhere in the truck in the back and i would see that truck , and they had a place kingdom, out by possum and it's a hiding place out there. and somebody were tipped missiles each and every time. i don't know if it was border .atrol or the local police we sent them off to possum and soon it was all clear and we brought them back. pool,leaned our swimming that's a fallacy that whites won't clean the rooms. i did it. quite a good salary for this treated me really badly. after that i worked for minimum wage. tom in lancaster, california. you talked about $40 million the year jerry brown was giving to undocumented aliens .nd it jumps up to 170 million what about housing, is our housing and welfare on that? what's really going on? can you tell us exactly what went on with that? it host: it sounds like a segment idea possibly. in oth

tomorrow we're looking for records possibly in wichita, also in roswell.we're watching for tomorrow, we have a strong risk of severe weather. 47 million people under risk of some storms tomorrow. we could see tornados and hail from chicago, milwaukee, ft. wayne, almost as far east >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. keep an eye on the sky this afternoon. i issued a first alert for much of our area from noon to 6:00 this evening. storms rolling through could produce damaging winds, large hail, heavy downpours and frequent lightning. temperatures in the 80s this afternoon. we'll see some breaks of sunshine. that will only heat things up to fuel those afternoon showers and thunderstorms. the greatest threat for those strong storms, new jersey and delaware passing to the south by later this evening. >> that's your latest weather. thanks. hanks. >>> it's time for trending. let us start with apple and what could be plans for the new iphone 7. there are reports this morning that apple may finally ditch the famous, and may i say beloved home button an

he is the writer of sons of wichita. how the koch brothers became a public and private dynasty. thank you for joining me. >> my pleasure. >> what do you know about the relationship of the relationship of the koch brothers or lack there of of a relationship? >> starting early in the trump campaign made back channel efforts to in to arrange a meeting with the koch representatives. the kochs have not been big fans of donald trump and his rheto c rhetoric. basically i'm hearing that we really shouldn't expect too much from this meeting between the trump team and the koch team. it would really take a lot to convince the koch representatives that charles and david koch should throw their support behind donald trump. i mean, really, he -- his positions have been completely the opposite of the ones they would want to see a presidential campaign aspouse. >> he is quoted saying we are happy to talk to anybody and hope they understand where we're coming from and they will have more constructionive decisions than they have. >> this meeting is not between donald trump and the koch brothers.

tomorrow we're looking for records possibly in wichita, also in roswell.ory we're watching for tomorrow, we have a strong risk of severe weather. 47 million people under risk of some storms tomorrow. we could see tornados and hail from chicago, milwaukee, ft. wayne, almost as far >>> we're getting ready for another day of intense heat for the inland valleys. meantime, temperatures now are in the lower 60s. it feels nice as you head out and get this day started, but we're at 8:00 in the morning. we will see those temperatures rising as we go into late morning and early afternoon, eventually hitting 95 degrees in the south bay as well as the tri-valley. upper 80s through the peninsula, while san francisco will see a high of 76 degrees, and 92 degrees in the north bay with more heat the next several days. >> that's your latest weather. >> al, thanks. >>> it's time for trending. let us start with apple and what could be plans for the new iphone 7. there are reports this morning that apple may finally ditch the famous, and may i say beloved home button and repl

cities will soar from minneapolis to wichita to st. louis. when you take the temperature and the humidity it feels like triple-digits. extreme heat and the storms later on. >> mary kay from our chicago station. service is expected to be back to normal at love field in dallas after a shooting at the airport on friday. the incident was caught on video near the baggage claim. the man was in a domestic dispute with the mother of his children. he was forcing an officer to shoot. the suspect who is recently out of jail on bond is hospitalized in stable condition. >> the fate of the gossip website gawker is in question after they filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy months after former wrestling star hulk hogan won a $140 million invasion of privacy judgment against them and another high profile incident. here's carter evans. >> battle lines were drawn when gawker leaked a sex tape on their website. it became a war when it was revealed that the expensive l he spent about $10 million on a series of lawsuit to drive gawker and the ceo out of business. he i

infuriates people in wichita and work there. a three-year chart showing the stock from 22-7 underscores the fact this is a struggling company. what do they do? i think they are going to have to fire them one way or another. or do they stay in business and find a cheaper way to make a sheet-metal? >> well, not going to come to me and that's, you would have to look for how long they think they can survive. probably every night for me above the steel manufacturers when a lot of bad steelmaking went overseas. you just can't find labor cheap enough. this is unfortunately a company that probably shows the brown each. with being able to outsource are not going to survive. what you don't see as all the other companies that thrive by being able to import cheaper goods. that's a story that's never told. that's why i'm for free trade because you don't see the benefits. all you see is layoffs and job loss. you don't see all the job gains by wal-mart being able to purchase goods cheaper, people able to buy goods cheaper and have more navy an

another constituent from wichita wrote about the cms experiment being an intrusion on the relationship our doctors have with patients and their clinical decision-making. this experiment will backfire costing patients and taxpayers even more for cancer care. now, according to the statute, it is to test innovative payment and service of every model to reduce program expenditure while preserving or enhancing the quality of care. that's where i think we are running smack into trouble. how are you going to insure beneficiaries don't have trouble accessing the medications in the setting they prefer like a patient going to a rural oncology doctor in a rural area being sent to the hospital hundred miles away. is there anything indicating these changes will improve quality of care or patient outcomes? >> the first goal of the innovation center is to improve quality as you said or maintain quality and this is what i have been doing for 20 plus years, the paramount importance is improving better outcomes. it also is to maintain or reduce expenditures. in this specific proposal we are proposing a

. >> you know, in the summertime, i grew up in wichita, kansas, i used to love to drink out of the hose. >> that's what i am saying, just take it, easy go, out there, get all messy and it gets on you. >> it seems to me like two of you drink too many sugary drinks this morning. you're hyper. >> he had a line-up of sodas, about five of them over there and he's on bottle number three. >> got it. >> lauren -- >> how was your meeting? >> it was good. >> did you all meet up? >> i was talking to bill shine but you. 's big fan of yours, matter of fact. >> so you didn't meet up? >> she was already gone. >> he is pulling my leg. real quickly, didn't mayor bloomberg implement big gulp? >> lauren, good to see you, see you tomorrow. >> you too. bye. >> so let's get to lauren johnson helping us out with our -- didn't feel like summer yesterday, but now will feel like summer the next couple of days. >> lauren pal ooze a. >> i know, so you guys know, it is the season of outdoor festivals. and sometimes we don't know what to wear. i have the pose down, right, these laid advice taught me, now ill learn h

wichita, 95 degrees across the east coast.u have a hot day, but you're spared from the worst of it. it's condensed to the south and d.c. temperatures will soar to the 90s. i'll leave you with images from china. this is excessive flooding. a mountain is part of it, george, and that leads to landslides and mudslides. >> derek, thank you so much. this is "cnn newsroom." a royal milestone, britain's queen elizabeth turned 90 in april, but the big celebrations are happening now. >>> plus, isis on the run. why the u.s. said the terror group is losing ground and losing fighters. live from atlanta across world, you are watching "cnn newsroom." be the you who doesn't cover your moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. be the you who shows up in that dress. who hugs a friend. who is done with treatments that don't give you clearer skin. be the you who controls your psoriasis with stelara® just 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some s

is it the panacea, taking a $4000 factory job in china bringing it to wichita, kansas -- >> a couple things mister trump should do, he should point out instances where our trade law hurts all americans. we have these ridiculous rules the fda have so that drugs that save people's lives in europe cannot be imported and used here until the fda goes to multiyear protocol. the tearing down barriers of imports, he can attack china on intellectual -- connell: it is a much simpler argument, the type of argument in the uk. charles: the type of graph -- anyone who does business in china knows you start panning out cash, the regional person, the governor, the mayor, city council. the rodney dangerfield movie, explain economics, this is how it really works. land in china, better have a suitcase full of cash. we want greater access to those markets as well. i understand people are frustrated. we can have better trade deals and need to force overseas markets to be more open to our products. connell: nobody in this election, talking about trump, catches people off guard and hillary clinton, even th

i know all of the plots they have taken down including one in my hometown of wichita, kansas, almostat else do they need? he was able to buy a gun even though he had once been under investigation. is that something you would push to change so that wouldn't be able to happen? >> we don't take away people's constitutional rights because the fbi opens an investigation. we have to be really careful with that. we don't allow them to open investigation and immediately wiretap someone without a warrant. we don't take away constitutional rights because the fbi opens an investigateion. we need to make sure the fbi and our intelligence community including local law enforcement have the tools they need to pursue this threat from radical islamic terrorism which is clearly a focus of these folks who have now brought this to the homeland, erin. >> congressman mike pompeo, thank you very much. the next hour of cnn "newsroom" begins after a break. when cigarette cravings hit, all i can think about is getting relief. only nicorette mini has a patented fast-dissolving formula. it starts to relieve sud

ambos se tomaron la foto y la sometieron a un concurso por el dÍa del padre en wichita, kansas, dondeÚs. y sobre todo, muchas mujeres que sienten que han perdido el deseo sexual. ¿por quÉ sucede esto? antonia: el deseo sexual es muy caprichoso. si no lo cuidas, se va y desaparece. lo provoca el cansancio, el dÍa a dÍa, la depresiÓn, el estrÉs... esas son fundamentalmente las causas. tambiÉn los cambios hormonales, cuando llega la menopausia. pero yo te traigo hoy la soluciÓn. karla: me encanta que siempre vienes proactiva. amigas, tiene soluciÓn al problema. antonia: asÍ es. yo siempre digo que el ser humano es un ser biopsicosocial. tenemos una parte biolÓgica, una parte del cuerpo. ¿cÓmo podemos cuidar nuestro cuerpo y nuestro deseo? no olvidemos que estamos formados por cÉlulas. con una alimentaciÓn saludable, sana. introduciendo vegetales, van a ayudar a mejorar nuestra libido. el chocolate tambiÉn, para el estrÉs. contiene aminoÁcidos que hacen que el estrÉs se alivie. karla: ya tenemos pretexto, chicas. antonia: los frutos secos, las nueces tambiÉn son muy buenas para nuestra li

. >> you start july 8th in wichita. what's the bus like? are you do have that all set up?the first time since 2001. we're all going to be on the same bus doing it like it was in the beginning. truly a throwback tour. it will be fun. a great way for us to kind of keep the comradery going and a lot of times new music comes out of that when you spend hours together on a bus. looking forward to it. it will be fun. >> a few more kids on the bus than 2001? >> we have a no kids rule. >> a lot of facetime with kids on the bus though. >> we made the schedule work to fly home on days off to see our families. >> fantastic. guys, thank you so much. we can't wait. you will perform for us later on. coming up next though, you never know what you're going to find on the internet like this giant ice cream sandwich. guess what? that is going to be right here in studio. we get to dig in. along with some other festive fourth of july ideas after these this is mister kitty. mom doesn't know we have him. it's something about "responsibility." i made you-know-who promise not to tell. but she's go

. >> and in wichita, kansas, a man is being hailed farther father of the year, and it's easy to see whythe scar made fake reell self-conscious and mighty shy, and so he got a tattoo matching he son's scar. he even won a charity competition for best bald dad. that is cool. >> that makes me want to cry right there. that's love. so sweet. >> we want to thank you for joining us on this sent a morning, and also want to give you one last look at the pink triangle that we've been showing you all morning. take a look at this time lapse as we watched volunteers putting it all together. you can see as it went up, it took the volunteers, about 300 volunteers may had putting it up there today, and tomorrow they'll take it down. >> yeah, it's quite a process. but the big process, it's got to come down tomorrow at 3:00. >> who shows up for that. >> hopefully they'll have a number of people show up for that. >> you can go to our website, ktvu.com for the latest anytime. have a great day, everybody, enjoy your weekend. - [emily] on this episode of xploration outer space, launching a mission to mars inv

gustavo: dÉjeme mandarle un saludo a toda la gente de wichita, kansas.a adversidad. paulina gÓmez nos lleva a un lugar donde personas con problemas para caminar se mueven sobre ruedas. paulina: superar los lÍmites de su discapacidad es la Única opciÓn. esta ex gimnasta, jugando, se cayÓ y se golpeó la columna. >> cuando es algo que ya no puedes controlar, y que es tu sueÑo, tu vida, se te acaba la vida. paulina: karina ha tenido que sortear un sinfÍn de barreras desde su silla de ruedas, sobre todo en la ciudad de mÉxico. karina: estÁn muy estrechas las banquetas, o estÁn muy altas, o tienen el poste vuela Árbol en medio. paulina: ellos no estÁn dispuestos a dejar que nada los detenga. 5 millones de mexicanos requieren de una silla de ruedas para ser independientes. y es aquÍ donde inicia el camino. santiago no tiene movimiento del cuello para abajo despuÉs de que se lanzÓ a una piscina. nunca imaginÓ que ese accidente cambiarÍa el destino de miles de personas en sillas de ruedas. santiago: una persona con discapacidad no puede valerse por sÍ mismo, y aq

host: wichita, kansas. independent gun owner. agree that we should have background checks for gun ownership, but we also need to understand that the second amendment was to allow the people to protect themselves from someone taking your life or your property, and that includes the government from taking that from you, and your rights. host: congressman, how do you respond? the heller decision, it was very, very clear that you do have an individual right to own a firearm. we have a right to own a firearm if you are a collector or a hunter or a target shooter, or if you want one for personal protection. there is no question about that. and also pointed out justice scalia's remarks, he made it very clear that there also is a role for the government to set standards. it sounds likee, the caller from kansas is included in that agrees that dangerous people shouldn't have access to firearms. criminals, the dangerously mentally ill, terrorists, domestic abusers, those folks should not be able to get their hands on a firearm. and the back

group supporting pam bondi and justice for all, the charity listed a donation of justice for all a wichita-basedthe rage, i bet it makes you angry. >> to get back to what -- >> i'm talking about in general trump and the judge and now o'riley and other republicans circling the wagons for him. >> the interesting one is ted cruz. you played the clip yesterday. he's not yet endorsed trump and i was talking to rick tyler who worked with ted cruz's campaign for most of the race. he doesn't think ted cruz is going to endorse donald trump before it's over. he may end up being the highest profile hold out on the republican side. >> marco rubio, i think, grappling with the same things. he's further down this kind of acceptance of donald trump than ted cruz, but my question for you is who is left standing if, in fact, the trump campaign continues ends up off the rails at the end of this. are there any republicans left to pick up the mantle? >> well, we don't -- look, it's the beginning of june. right. we have a long way to go with donald trump as the nominee of the republican party. you know, assuming he b

but on this day, researchers at wichita state university are studying what happens, when a drone falls colliding with people on the ground. we have to answer the worst case scenario for the faa. >> the federal government is about to unveil new reels that will open america's airspace to widespread commercial drone use. it is projected thousands could take flight. companies like amazon have already launched ambitious marketing campaigns for how they'll use drones to deliver packages directly to your front door. >> it is a really massive moment in aviation history. >> retired air force general, james poss, leads a team of universities, studying the dangers for the faa. >> this is a full-scale drone hitting the vertical stabilizer on a wide body transport. >> this scan uses 3d scans collisions between drones and planes. manufacturers already test the birds to airplanes. about 13,000 bird strikes a year. air flock of geese, famously took down the miracle on the hudson in 2009. the faear is, it could do much more damage. >> what is more dangerous. >> drones are made of very hard components,

brian craig miller is an profess professor of history at emporia state university in wichita, kansas. author of john bell hood and the fight for civil war memory. also served as the editor for one of the premier scholarly field, civil war history, which is published by university. his latest book entitled in the civiltation war style. and that book is published by of georgia press. finally, diane summerville. dine summerville is an associate history at binghampton university in new york, she teaches courses in u.s. history, the american south, women's history sexuality.tory of she's recently published great 19th century south, and that was released by the north carolina press. she's also authored numerous most rly articles, recently, a burden too heavy to suicide, and uma, confederate soldiers. t. piece earned the john hubble prize for the best journal's civil war history. with diane, n presenting a paper on her work, ourthen, of course, we have comment.o diane. [applause] you, : well, thank everyone, for coming out this summer gettysburg afternoon. the panelists and i are, what going

he is an associate professor at wichita kansas. he is the author of "john bell hood in the fight for civil liberty" and serves as the editor for one of the premier scholarly journals in our field, "civil war history." "emptyest book entitled sleeves: amputation the civil war south," published by the university of georgia press. finally, diane sommerville, an associate professor of history at binghamton university in new york. she teaches courses in 19th-century u.s. history, the american south, women's history and the history of sexuality. rate,cently published race, and the 19th-century south. she has also offered numerous scholarly articles. most recently, a verdant too trauma, bear -- suicide, and confederate soldiers. the peace and the john t hubble prize for the best article in the journal of civil war history. we will begin with diane presenting a very brief paper on her work, and then, of course, we have our panelists. [applause] diane: well, thank you, everyone, for coming out this gettysburgr afternoon. what we will try to