the wichita advanced learning library has been a central project of wichita's largest city since 2006. after breaking ground on the project two weeks ago, it will be an honor to attend the grand opening this saturday. mr. estes: the old library was built more than 50 years ago. at that time there was no such thing as personal computer, phones were used for fen calls and wichita had a population of less than 250,000. with the opening of the new library, wichita and the surrounding region will have a library ready to serve our growing population. these advancements will provide students with enrichment opportunities in all areas, including stem, increasingly important for our work force of the future. as a member of the education and work force committee, i understand the importance of education and i'm proud of the city of wichita for moving forward with the advanced learning library to continue the pathway to a lifetime of learning. with that i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey see

it was chaotic scene nbc's ann thompson has details. >> reporter: wichita police wespond to a suicidal manith a gun last december tt choked a dog. >> the gun is in the bedroom. >> reporter: in seconds, their investigation goes awry. >> okay. got a dog side here, too. whoa. [ gunshots ]. e >> reporter: tak another look, the body ce cam of then ofr dexter bets showa om with four children. then a barking and ing dodge. he fires two shots at the dog missing it. but bullet fragments botrike the 9-year-old girl ave the eye. outside the child's mother, danielle maples who made the 91 1 call is with her husband who had allegedlthreatened suicide and other officers. >> i remember asking and screaming saying what have you done? >> reporter: cops clear the house and call ems. the three other d hildren are putn a squar and officer bets. weeks later hefis d and faces trail, accused of being reckless, firing his gun while close to the girl. bets' atrney insists the officer's actions were intentional trying to avoid being attacked by the dog. the girl did not lose her eye or sight. she has a scar and

not hearing so much from proprietaries of petroleum products based in wichita.l, they kept their mouth shut. they kept funding conservative causes if they were before. they're very happy with the tax legislation and not so bothered by some of the culture stuff or may even be wholeheartedly onboard with it so, you know, i don't think -- there have been defections from the republican donor class. there have -- we have seen a trickle of big-name republican donors actually come out and say, you know, for example, that they want to see the republicans support immigration, for example, but it's a trickle and i think for the most part, you do have a corporate class that's pretty much onboard. a steady hand, sure, they would like a steady hand. the next best thing to that is an administration that is more devoted to, you know, corporate tax cuts and deregulation than any we've seen. >> can i interject something real quick? i'm a big fan of molly. she's wrong about the koch brothers who live in wichita, have come out against trump on his tariffs so there's some big repub

wichita police said officers went inside the home to retrieve a gun...re officer dexter betts encountered a dog.he fired at the dog and a bullet fragment hit the girl above her eye.she was treated at the hospital and released that evening. the dog was not hurt. (ken)betts was fired from the police department on january 25th.the former officer has pleaded not guilty to a charge of aggravated battery.his trial is set for august 20th. (vicki)a big story we are following... a white woman says she is going to call the police on an 8-year-old african american girl for selling bottled water on the street. it is a decision the woman says she now regrets because the video of the incident has now gone viral...under the hashtag permit patty. kron 4's haaziq madyun reports. sot

catherine of siena parish in wichita since 2008. father spexarth was born in a wheat farm in kansas and after graduating from the seminary, we are fortunate father spexarth returned to our community. father spexarth has been a tireless servant of god, leading an active parish. as congress addresses many complex issues facing our nation, i am humbled by the opportunity to host father spexarth and thankful we can join together in prayer for our country. mr. speaker, i ask my colleagues to join me in welcoming father dan spexarth and thank him for offering today's opening prayer in the u.s. house of representatives. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain up to 15 further one-minute requests on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentleman from oregon seek recognition? mr. walden: to address the house and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. walden: thank you, mr. speaker. today i rise and raise an issue that would, quote, shock the conscien

. >>> an ef-3 twister packing winds of 165 miles per hour tore through east of wichita.s on the ground for more than two miles damaging nearly 8 80 homes and injuring eight people. >>> on a lighter note, it is time to check in with the world cup. so you know what that means. >> oh, no. >> cue that world cup music. ♪ >> this is something nobody alive has ever heard. the germans have gone home before the second round. germany facing south korea knowing they had to win to advance. south korea scored late in the game but it was called offside. so the referee checked the video. it was ruled a goal! >> goal! so then, with the german goalie well out of position, they scored a second, sending the defending champs out of the tournament. and mexico advances. >> and this was the scene in mexico city. a south korean man waving a mexican flag being cheered by mexican fans. >> love that. >> hundreds of mexicans gathered at the south korean embassy to celebrate. >> see that? the world cup. uniting people all over the world. >> where did we get the music? ♪ >> i kind of like it. >>> com

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easily breaking triple digits from kansas city to wichita, southward into dallas.l temperatures this weekend will be hot along the east coast as the heat spreads towards new england. 91 today in the big apple. 97 to cap off the weekend. this is all thanks to an upper level ridge across the central parts of the u.s. this ridge is responsible for a boundary of severe thunderstorms that caused over 350 wind damage reports on thursday. more severe weather possible for the upper midwest later today. back to you. >> those are some high temps. check on your elderly neighbors. help out at cooling centers if you can. it's going to be real rough. >> pack the kids lots of water for little league baseball games. >>> survivors of the shooting at the "capital gazette" in maryland left searching for answers. >> if we're at a position in our society where all we can offer each other is prayers, then where are we? >> what we know about the victims, the shooter and his motives which date back years. if you have medicare parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could app

>> reporter: wichita police respond to suicidal man to last december who choked a dog. in seconds their investigation goes awry. >> we have a dog out here too. >> reporter: take another look. the bodycam of then officer dexter bets shows a room with four children. then ha barking and lunging dog. he fired shots and struck the girl above the eye. outside the mother who made the 911 call is with her husband who>> i remem i just remember screaming saying, what have you done? >> reporter: cops cleared the house and call ems. >> looks like a hit to the face. she's alert and conscious. >> reporter: the other other children put in the car and weeks later let's is fired and faces count for one count of aggravated battery. accused of being reckless firing his gun while close to the girl. bets attorney insists it was unintentional trying to be avoid being attacked by the girl. the girl did not lose her eye or sight. she has a scar and says her attorney horrific severe weather attack across several state from nain to virginia where storms dropped over 7 inches of rain in a matter

host: james from wichita, kansas. what is your question? caller: what we have learned from other countries in regard to food policy. alan: what can we learn from other countries? on subsidies you see a lot of changes in regimes, everything from new zealand getting rid of farm subsidies and going very export oriented, the u.s. doing that. the european union is having a big debate over the common agricultural policy. agricultural systems become a big part of trade disputes. we see that in nafta with canadian dairy, the tpp. there is a lot to learn. how we can apply to the u.s. farm bill applies to the context. from spring hill, florida, snap recipients. what is your question? caller: i wanted to make a comment. i am a food stamp recipients, work at walmart. as a cashier. i see what people by with food stamps. i buy food to eat. but i have seen it come through where halloween, they buy all the halloween kennedy on food stamps. things like that that should be restricted. you should not be able to buy pop, candy, these types of things. you shoul

one tornado tore through eureka outside wichita. thousands are without power now. in wisconsin, a funnel cloud was spotted yesterday in the town of platteville. authorities say it touched down, but it didn't cause much damage and people living in cities and towns along the missouri river are taking precautions as the water level rises there after days of heavy rain. some in the town of bellevue, nebraska, uated as water crept up over the banks. >>> coming up on the "morning news" now, wildfire emergency. a california fire continues to grow, keeping people out of their homes. >>> and tainted flyer. a deputy is sickened after coming into contact with dangerous opioid. this is the "cbs morning news." e "cbs morning news." have you smelled this new litter? no. nobody has! it's unscented! (vo) new tidy cats free & clean unscented. powerful odor control with activated charcoal. free of dyes. free of fragrances. tidy cats free & clean. when no scents makes sense. and back pain made it hard to sleep and get up on time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe

kansas, frankly, under governor brownbeck, we saw the impact of human trafficking in a place like wichita, kansas. i-35 passes through the city to the south and we saw the impact it had on our community. more importantly, on the persons being trafficked through our community. it has been important to me since then, and i'm proud to be here today to present this report. if we're going to win this fight, national governments must empower local communities to proactively identify human trafficking and develop local solutions to address it. as we have every year, the report also points out which countries are improving efforts, their efforts to tack the crime, and which countries are making it easier to carry it out. i'm glad to say we have several good news, progress to report. in histonia, help victims come forward and get the support the victims need to recover. the government of argentina -- establish additional legal protection for victims and bolstered efforts to train front line responders. in barane, the government worked to hold traffickers criminally accountable and get victims need

last through at least tomorrow morning and then see the stripe of orange where it's m thisorning in wichitan lincoln nebraska that's gng to be scooting eastward and will start pumping the heat here as we head into sunday and thenly next monday temperatures could approach a hundred degrees here in d.c. for now though eleoy the c calm quiet weather outside. a few clouds passing from time to time. orat's the only threat f today. otherwise, sunny bright andti ful, high pressure in control. this is our friend this time of year, keeping things lnde ra thunderstorms at bay. andoday will provide nice warm afternoon with again highs expected close to where they were yesterday, maybe a few degrees cooler right around 84 degrees. in fact that's where we're going here in d.c. 85 for fredericksburg, 82 atag dulles,erstown 81 degrees. this weekendaturday doesn't change too much. high pressure gets little closer. that will it just keep us ne temperatures in the m 80's tomorrow as well.en sunday high pressure gets off to our east. that's important because winds will shift out of theat south an will start p

wichita, thursday, 105. st. louis 103 on thursday.y the time we get to this weekend, this is the feel-likee teure in d.c. up to 99 saturday. 101 on sunday. still very warm in houston. is your frida dangerous day. that's when it could feel like 105 degrees. thankfully you cool off a little bit by the end of the weekend on here's a closer look at your day ahead. today if you don't like the heat, bottle up this beautiful day in areas of the northeast. unfortunately in the ohio valley, it will be coolish and 70s and 80s but we will be dodging some showers and storms. there's that emprissive 100 degree heat in oklahoma and north texas. we will have thunderstor o threat there too. we'll talk about that coming up. >> thank you. >>> when pre trump visits london next month, there is going to be huge surprise waiting f him. there's a 20 foot tall blimp of him in the form of anecrange babyse the designers say he is a big angry baby, and they want him to know that all of britain is looking down and laughing at him. there is one thing holding them

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but the area of slight risk goes from iowa all the way backn through saint joseph to wichita just outside and hail are the main coer. besides that, still very hot, guys. oklahoma city, dallas and san antonio. >> thanks, ibm. just ahead, the king of clay reigns supreme. any object. any surface. if you've got a life you gotta swiffer are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec®. it's starts working hard at hour one. and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. for over 100 years. r dry, itchy rough skin. for immediate relief and 48-hour moisture. now try eucerin advanced cleanser in the shower. >>> we are just three days away from the world cup kickoff in russia. one player is already capturing much of the world's attention. mo is laying for egypt. he's a sensation in britain where he plays in liverpool. matt bradley tells us how the soccer player is bridging many worlds. >> reporter: he shoots, he scores. he prays. when he heads to russia for the world cup this week, he won't just be scoring points for his

dodge city, wichita, this could be very strong winds and yes, a few tornadoes. but the winds could be in excess of 90 miles per hour. that could be a very damaging area of storms tomorrow, whit. >> tens of millions of people in the zone. sam, thanks so much. appreciate it. >>> meantime, now to that deadly wrong-way crash in south carolina. the state lawmaker who just made headlines in a big congressional primary win with president trump's support, severe injured, she was a passenger in that wreck. abc's erielle reshef with the latest. >> savannah highway traffic accident, entrapment. >> reporter: congressional candidate katie arrington traveling to hilton head on a dark highway overnight. her friend jacqueline goff at the wheel when their vehicle was struck by a e wrong way. that driver, 69-year-old helen white, died at the scene. arrington and goff rushed to the hospital with serious injuries. >> katie sustained a fracture in her back and several broken ribs, as well as injuries that required katie to have surgery. >> reporter: the catastrophic crash happening

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fidelity bank announced $1,500 bonuses for its 400 wichita area employees. cox communications announced up to $2,000 bonuses for its 900 ar employees. and recently small business owner bob aldridge, a railroad car parts supplier, gave his employees $3,000 to $6,000 bonuses, the largest in the country. thanks to the new law. in addition to the bonuses and the new jobs being created, 90% of americans began seeing more monthly take-home pay in february. for kansans, that meant a middle class family of four will see a tax cut of nearly $2,300. these numbers are not crumbs. they're not crumbs at all. for millions of families across the country. and despite those dooms day predictions, the tax cuts and jobs act is already boosting our economy. just last week the unemployment rate fell again to 3.8%, the lowest in 18 years. and when families and businesses filed next year under the -- file next year under the new tax code, hardworking americans will keep even more of their money. in fact, wichita tax accountant analyzed his clients' 2017 tax returns and found that

today, wichita, 94. amarillo, 92. heat spreads toittle rk and st. louis. arrive on the east coast, gets warmer towards the weekend. alabama is warm too, so is louisiana. and nashville, friday, don't be complaining. >> we were talking. i like a nice 75. that's a perfect temperature. skew toward the high 90s. like a hot, muggy 90. >> there's one of you, and one and a half of her. she wins. >>> still ahead. king james a sph curry may be rivals on the court, they're united when it comes to one thing in the white house. explain that next in sports. i'm about to start the nature's bnty hair, skin and nails challenge. so my future self will thank me. thank you. i become a model? yes. no. start the challenge today. and try new tropical citrus flavor with collagen. nature's bounty. ♪ with expedia you could book a flight, hotel, car and activity all in one place. ♪ (cat 1(cat 2) smell that? (cat 1) gravy! (cat 2) that's not gravy, that's extra gravy. (cat 1) whoa! (cat 2) that's new friskies extra gravy! paté and chunky! (cat 1) gravy purr-adise. (cat 2) purr-adise?

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expected in the biggest cities although yes that but also there are events in lubbock, texas, and wichita, kansas and lanes borrow, minnesota. they're starting off on a local baseball field. i want to emphasize this moment for people. you underestimate it at your peril. how do we get to with we need to go? show up. next week is a congressional recess so where do you stand on caging zmirn where do you stand on indefinite family internment camps? where do you stand on this so-called zero tolerance policy which is a prosecute everyone who is seeking refuge at our borders policy. so we'll get people on the record. we're going ask for corporations like wells fargo and others profiting from the detention of families to understand that there will be a significant amount of consumer blowback and then we will march to the polls and change the tide, we will turn it back and we're going to get out of this crisis. i keep saying to people sending me these messages of despair and outrage, i keep saying look which there is no way out of this crisis but through. we are going to organize our way out of it

kind of like the yankees playing the wichita wing nuts in the world series.nday, germany, reigning world champions, up against mexico. that'll be an extraordinary game and then also brazil, one of those i think will be in the final. germany and brazil could be the final itself. brazil plays switzerland on sunday. nobody plays the beautiful game more beautifully than brazil when they're on song. that's my prediction. for the final, it'll end up in a month's time, shannon, being brazil against germany. i'd like to say brazil will win it all because they play such great soccer. sadly, i think that far away from home in russia, brazil might diminish a little bit and the efficiency of the germans might win out. i say that as a very heavy heart as an englishman, shannon? >> shannon: a spent a summer in brazil. they're beautiful soccer players and beautiful people. >> reporter: just watch every game. it's all on fox sports. don't miss a minute. don't leave the couch this weekend! >> shannon: that's right. sounds like a good plan. just relax and watch fifa. all right

not just in our biggest cities, although, yes, there, but also in lubbock, texas, and wichita, kansasand a 700-person town in minnesota calls lanesboro that has an event. they're meeting on the local ball field. this is something different than we've seen in a long time. it's not left and right. it's right and wrong. people are standing up and saying families belong together. we need to end this horrific practice of separating children from their parents. we need to end the internment camps for families being planned on military bases as we speak. and we need to end this zero tolerance policy or zero humanity policy it might be better known. we can be better than this as a country and today i'm so inspired to see all the people who will come out to make this happen. >> a lot of people are watching and thinking we need to secure our borders. can you just give smus claus so clarity here. this is more a protest for human rights, for humanity than it is political. would that be safe to say to some degree? >> i think if you asked someone on the street, is it a political question whether we

easily breaking triple-digits from kansas city to wichita, southward into dallas.ng the east coast as the heat spreads towards new england. 91 today in the big apple. 97 to cap off the weekend. this is all thanks to an upper level ridge developing across the central part of the u.s. and this ridge is responsible for a boundary of severe thunderstorms that caused over 350 wind damage reports on thursday. more severe weather possible for the upper midwest later today. >> extra water, little league baseballs. college baseball has a new champion. oregon state capturing the title with a 5-0 shutout in omaha last name. kevin able with a two-hit shutout. he retired 20 batters in a row through 129 pitches. afterward he he said he's not sure how he did it. the man who caught it hit you .567. >> he was on the bottom of that dogpile. >>> thanks for joining us. i'm christine romans. >> have a wonderful weekend. we'll see you monday. >> this is cnn breaking news. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day", friday, june 29th, 6:00

the twister hit tuesday night about 60 miles east of wichita. widespread damage to homes a buildings. at least five people were hurt including one person who is in critical condition michael jackson posted ater of loving tribute to j jackson, her granddad on instagram yesterday revealing that in his finalpas m by his bedside sg stories about his son a h of courer father, michael. >> she wrote in the captionin "sg those last few moment with you were everything." paris wrote that in a lengthy she also saidng able to tell you everything i need to tell you before saying goodbye was such a blessing. >> ♪ >>> 6:12 is the time right now. huge new expected today from d.c. united. they plan to announce a two year dealo bring english soccer star wayne rooney to the district. now, the rooney deal is reportedly worth $13 million. now, i onces finalized, rooney will be the heahest paid player im history. he's expected to be with the te toractice later this week and would be able to play in t big debut at audi field on july 14th. >> big news. >> huge news. ih

. >> when i was in wichita a couple of weeks ago and a republican guy who was driving -- who's not amp supporter just said when i'm out there talking to people and they talk about trump, they believe in him, anything he says, they think he's a god, and you can't have a conversation with them. so that's where i get stuck with, like, his -- yes. that's what he said. he said, i can't -- they're my friends. i'm a republican. and they believe 100% everything that he says. and they defend him. so that's what i get stuck with. how do we move on in a gas lighting situation like we just experienced. >> yamiche. >> i think it goes back to what the president's going to do in terms of ratcheting this up. is he going to maybe actually move to start trying to actually term ninate people? is he going to start telling people that he -- that this is a complete lie, that now any further that it goes is really i guess tearing apart the country. and is he going to kind of adopt some of the -- i guess is he going to adopt even more rhetoric that gas lights us even further. >> i keep thinking about that n

of a breaking story, as was the case when she covered the heated battles over an abortioclinic in wichita kansas in 1991. >> three hours after patients had gotten into the clinic, those who had not been arrested from operation rescue were stile on the s >> woodruff: elizabeth was a true chicagoan at heart. she worked for several stations, most notably with our colleagues at wttw for two decades where hoe was a correspondent an for "chicago tonight." she often focused on education and the deadly toll of gun violence, but she loeld politics as and illinois was a eat place to focus on th she reported extensively on the downfall of former governorod blagovic and she wrote a book about it. >> the calls for impeachment are growing. there is now a bill introduced into the illois legislature lling for impeachment in the house. >> woodruff: she recved numerous awards during her career, including national and regional emmys as well as a peabody award. she retired, so to speak, in 2014, but still was reporting ten stories a year for wttw. remarkably, she completed her first triathlon at age 50 and w

liberal, wichita. oklahoma, city, this could be 70, 90-mile-an-hour winds and possible tornadoes in that storm. adrienne, we've got a lot to talk aboutard to i >>> now to the tense standoff overnight in san diego. two officers shot responding to a man barricaded inside an apartment complex. abc's erielle reshef joins us with more. erielle. >> reporter: good morning, guys. just to give you some perspective, this happened less than two miles from san diego state university. police and firefighters responding to a disturbance at that apartment complex met by gunfire. >> we all got shot through the wall. >> reporter: overnight, gunfire erupting at a san diego apartment complex. two officers hit in the hail of bullets now in the hospital. >> are there officers down inside the apartment building? >> i copy. two officers injured. >> reporter: firefighters and police initially responding to calls of violence and smoke. >> so, they were worried about an active fire inside the apartment where the call was. and a

. >>> an ef-3 twister packing winds of 165 miles per hour tore through east of wichita.nearly 80 homes and injuring eight people. >>> on a lighter note, it is time to check in with the world cup. so you know what that means. >> oh, no. >> cue that world cup music. ♪ >> this is something nobody alive has ever heard. the germans have gone home before the second round. germany facing south korea knowing they had to win to advance. south korea scored late in the game but it was called offside. so the referee checked the video. it was ruled a goal! >> goal! so then, with the german goalie well out of position, they scored a second, sending the defending champs out of the tournament. and mexico advances. >> and this was the scene in mexico city. a south korean man waving a mexican flag being cheered by mexican fans. >> love that. >> hundreds of mexicans gathered at the south korean embassy to celebrate. >> see that? the world cup. uniting people all over the world. >> where did we get the music? ♪ >> i kind of like it. >>> coming up, a bizarre case of road rage. the enraged dr

wichita feels like 104 today. feels like 106 in kansas city. st. what are we dealing with? these are actual temperatures. we're not factoring in big humidity. 101 in reading. 102 in vegas. on the thermometer. that's for friday. going into saturday, it's 103 for vegas. 107 in reading. now we make our push into sunday. 109 in reading. it's a dry heat so we have red flag warnings in effect. fires burning out there and there's no forecast of rain in the near future. so we'll keep an eye on everything. bianna, over to you. >> don't like that forecast. stay indoors and stay hydrated. >>> searchers looking for a youth soccer team lost in a southeast asian cave can have new hope this morning. we'll take you to the scene of the desperate international effort to locate the boys and their coach. that's just abo ♪ >>> the frantic search for 12 young soccer players and their coach trapped in a cavemplex the international rescuest is focused on caverns north of bangkok. a team from the u.s. military is on the scene. the boys vanished saturday when they went expl

couple of questions, i will highlight a couple of things and construction, both at leavenworth and wichita va med centers. there are efforts afoot for long time to create a partnership, a public-private partnership, a partnership between the air force base, mcconnell and the va. i raise those today in your confirmation hearing because i will be back with you, those have been on the list for a long time, those partnerships are something we ought to pursue and to date the va has failed to do so. in regard to my questions, acknowledge and believe you have a monumental task ahead of you. i think in reforming and successfully implement in the va mission act, i think it was implemented correctly it can be transformative. it can reduce the number of cases that my staff and i pursue on behalf of veterans. one of my complaints and i raise this in the confirmation hearing of one of your predecessors is so often when congress passes legislation the va implementation, in my view, is contrary to the intent but in many instances contrary to the letter of the law that we've implemented. what can you tell

in the right way and we think that it really as we enter two or downtown really as many downtown wichitad everybody came together to work on not permit to build it together and we believe you have to have a strong city center where people can gather and it's what people look to as the heart of the town, even as we grow all around. >> away thank you so much for taking assigned to her. thank you very much. >> join us live today for a year-long special in-depth featuring best-selling fiction writers, contemporary novelists gish jen will be our guest. >> the people who have a lot to say are completely undaunted or for that matter the whole idea that there is, you know, a storytelling, and the triangle that you must learn to do this if you're going to go on to be a fiction writer. it's necessary, but not sufficient. it's not going to make you a great writer. but then you sit down with everybody and discover actually they could all do it. there is nothing about learning to do those things that impede creativity.

in fact we'll try to get inside and its undo it from wichita, which is the story of 2013. it's the story of something which in the book i call strategic relativism. so, you know your own limits and not going try to beat the europeans economically. insay. not trying try to beat enemy technology cliff. that's crazy. if you're russia you can play a weak hand well by changing the game. you play a weak hand well by changing the game. you redefine european civilization as not being about law, predictability and prosperity. you redefine european civilization as being about civilization, virtue, and in particular, heterosexuality. try to change it from the traditional objective 20th 20th century powers whicher economy and technology to he 21st century core of power which is how are you feeling? do you trust people? what is the enter the e jerrett doing -- internet doing to your head? you try to change the game. the europeans are vulnerable to this for the same reason we are. i'll land on us, this is largely american audience but i think a lot of places are just countries. so, the

i was in wichita, kansas, great place.talking politics with the drive person the guy was a 62-year-old. he was i'm a republican. i'm not a social conservative, but a fiscal conservative. i didn't vote for donald trump. and he said you know what scares me, the people that are here he said, they talk about donald trump as if he is a god. he can do no wrong. and he said as a republican i'm scared. and so i think again we have to put it into context, we're raising really important issues here. but these are words that are coming out of the president's mouth, he is -- he does not -- he diminishes the press at every possible moment. >> and gabe, donald trump already has in his back pocket a conservative media that is all in, right? he's already got a republican party that but for a few stragglers is all in, where the leadership has said we won't touch him. and so you are building sort of the building blocks of authoritarian inch. and there does seem to be a reluctance to confront that. >> and one of the challenges i think we sho

so much of a discourse is east coast/west coast and what do you tell people that may be at the wichita reform is going to do for them >> well, the greatest difference, tom, you do a fantastic job and know it well, especially working on the ed the 1 millionth job has now been created since he passed tax reform in perspective for andrew and becky. the last 49 years in the history of america unemployment has only been below 4% seven months seven months out of the last 49 years. and two of those seven months was april and may. that's the fundamental difference that we found from going after the deregulation, going after tax reform 48 out of 50 states now have lower electrical bills and one company, 1.2 million employees now have a longer maternity leave. this is helping to transform america. think of this. if you look at household wealth, we've just increased it by $7 trillion this is unbelievable if you sit back and look elements of this economy were have not seen in decades. >> leader, funny that you -- i guess preemping ipreaching to r with me. >> hi, joe. >> and young people -- >> no.

wichita, 98 on thursday. by the time we get to friday, near 100 in omaha.its way to the east coast, look at new york city -- back up to 87 degrees. that's back on schedule as a lot of people are out there enjoying their summertime plans. new york city, one of the spots that's had very nice spring weather as of late will only get hotter in the days ahead. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. you've tried moisturizer after moisturizer but one blows them all out of the water. hydro boost from neutrogena®. with hyaluronic acid to plump skin cells so it bounces back. neutrogena® so it bounces back. doozles are dozing., their eyelids so heavy, they're drooping and... even heroes need incredible sleep. closing! introducing the new sleep number 360 smart bed. the only bed that actually senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. and snoring? does your bed do that? experience the new sleep number 360 smart bed today and unleash your incredible, only at a sleep number store. disney pixar's incredibles 2, i