i wanted to come to wichita to report on this amendment. such a deep and rich history, complicated and violent history when it comes to abortion rights. what is happening here in kansas today, the republican-controlled state legislature is trying to repeal the right to abortion that has been enshned in state constitution. the state supreme court in 2019 said there is a right to abortion under the state constitution. that has allowed clinics here to remain open. to give you a sense of the stakes, in terms of where kansas is on the map, if you look at the map, it is a wall of the breaded to the east and south of kansas. patients from oklahoma, texas, louisiana, arkansas, missouri, are all flocking to this state which actually has quite a few abortion restrictions in place already here. it is not by any means a haven state, it is actually restricted here, but it is a haven state where people are flocking from neighboring states. republicans are trying to strip away this protection in the constitution using tactics of voter suppression. that st

happening in places across the midwest and the south, metro areas like wichita, kansas, michigan and decuture, alabama were well stocked in 2012 but 2019 had housing shortages wisconsin builder bob warner says the labor shortage is slowing down his ability to provide more inventory >> unless i add enough electricians and plumbers and all of the other trades have enough people to build the houses, i can't add more houses. >> reporter: the mayor is still chipping away at the campaign promise. >> the city purchased 200 acres of farmland to build and grow the housing stock in the community. >> reporter: developments like that will take time. paul and katie are looking now two or three bedroom, one or two bathrooms, that is all we want >> reporter: hoping to get their slice of the american dream. >>> history was made in washington today michael langley was sworn in as the first black four star general in the history of the u.s. marine corps. he said he is humbled and honored by the promotion and stressed the importance of diversity in the military. when we come back, a lesson in pursuing

ali: the trust women clinic in wichita is filled with evidence of kansas' existing regulations. rooms are built to the standards of an ambulatory surgical center, which require larger rooms and more electrical outlets than are needed for abortions. there's a lot of empty space in this room. why is that? >> you don't need much to do abortion care. it's a pretty simple procedure. but because of the asc regulations that we have to comply with, it's a much larger room than we really need. ali: in the consultation room, clinics must display large-print posters that provide information designed to discourage abortions. >> we have a 24 hour waiting period in the state. we have dual parental consent laws here. there are laws in place that haven't changed since the supreme court decision here in 2019. ali: ashley all with kansans for constitutional freedom says their goal is limited if the amendment fails. >> people will be basically in the same situation they're in right now. i mean, we have access to abortion care, but we also have restrictions and reasonable regulations. ali: do you a

[laughter] >> everybody else would have been to if he had stood up there in wichita -- >> i don't know how to answer that. >> we are down to the last 15 seconds. >> and a guy that i have known 50 years, i have no business being here, but i thought it was such an honor for me to be invited because all i've ever tried to do in my adult life is to make my father proud of me. and we were -- my father died a few years ago and he was 75. he says to me you know i love you. that was the first time he had ever said that. and he says and i'm proud of you . that was the first time he ever said that. he says i am proud that you are my son, and i am proud -- just as proud that i am your father. and that was my hero. you know, i'll tell you a quick story. i got my first $100,000 contract and i called my father and said you don't have to work anymore, i make enough for both of us. his reaction was i don't want your money. i got my own money. and he's working the foundry. i said that's a terrible job. why would you give it up? he says listen, i've given these people 35 years of the best years of my li

such an exhibition because patriotic places come together and want to rush to go help or, and defend wichita, is that all the site that if a vc seemed of m. hi said this, have been you my video. i was asked of them as a google google. it's been half a year. ready? sure. we want the war 2 and sooner. but it takes time. you have to understand even with hopes of a swift and to the war. there are fears that russia will step up its attacks. yes, official sworn of russian plans to strike ukrainian infrastructure. the killing of doria doggy. now the daughter of a closed, put in ally, has prompted calls for retaliation. rushes federal security service says ukraine is behind the attack, though keith denies any involvement. authorities in ukraine have banned bigger celebrations as a precaution this year. ukrainians will have a mutant independence day. now for this, we're joined by the w has won and roman gone to rank or from keith robin. the how concerned is the government then keith, that russia may use? it's version of events that ukraine was behind his assassination. to, to use this to strike at uk

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. >> i see you bought 3 properties in wichita. it's beautiful, by the way.re. can you do that? this is situated in wichita, but quite frankly, there seems to be a lot of opportunities run the country of this. >> there are about 4000 bowling centers in the u.s. we are the biggest bowling player in the world. but we only have about 8% market share. the 310, 321 locations. we are acquiring all across the country. we are building many markets. we built a number of centers recently. one in tysons corner, two in virginia, and over in crystal city in florida. we are building a number of new centers in california. so we have four vectors of growth. we renovate existing centers that we have in our port folio that haven't been renovated yet, and then we have organic growth. so in the four years leading up to covid, our same-store sales rep was almost 5%, which was dramatically better than any of our location-based entertainment competitors. >> we have some more questions, including the rise of gutter guards. we want to save it for another time. it's been really great

. >>> there was a doctor by the name of george tiller in wichita, kansas.ided abortions there for more than three decades. one of the few doctors in the nation who performed abortions late in pregnancy for women with serious health conditions and those carrying fetuses with severe or lethal anomalies. those who opposed abortions, including sleptence extremists, fixated on this doctor, protesting outside his house, his church and his clinic. in 1986 that clinic wag bombed. anti-abortion violence is a current domestic terrorism threat that began in the early 1970s. we're talking vandalism, arson, bombing, along with threats of harassment and intimidation targeting doctors like dr. tiller. in 1993 an abortion opponent shot him in both arms. tiller survived, but in 2009 tiller was shot dead during worship services at his church in wichita where he was serving as an usher. ten years after that horrific assassination, the cap sass supreme court ruled that the state constitution protects the right to an abortion, and in this very state fraught with the history of

louis as well as wichita could easily top the triple digit mark. 102, your actual temperature for wichita pacific northwest starting to heat up as well. the interior portions of washington and oregon also anticipating heat indices well above 100 degrees. and, last but not least, the tropics are starting to come alive, lynda. we have the potential to see our fourth-named tropical storm after a brief lull. african wave train is starting to pick up and that has a 40% chance of development in the coming next five days. lynda? >> we'll keep tracking that one. thanks, derek. good to see you. derek van dam there. >>> as the u.s. contends with soaring temperatures, the bill the senate is debating aims to address the climate crisis. but there are trade-offs. so here are the facts. it would be the biggest climate investment in the u.s. history with $369 billion set aside to combat global warming. that includes consumer tax credits on electric vehicles, solar panels and energy efficient water heaters. there are also billions in tax credits to fossil fuel companies to encourage them to invest in clea

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, former liquor store owner from wichita.een out there every day since before the supreme court decision because she knew this amendment but was coming. she told me, you know this vote no, this campaign is probably going to fail, right? in her words, republicans have been pretty darn sneaky about how they have scheduled and managed this vote. i can't wait to call her today and see how she is feeling because this is just an astounding victory for her and the many people like her who have been involved in this effort. amy: the democratic governor is in the office in kansas, so the state voted by won by something by more than 15% in 2020 but the counties that passed this were many more than those who voted for the democratic governor. i mean, what an amazing sign for things to come. close to a million people voting. have never seen anything like this come as you said, in primary. what does this mean for the message for the november elections where there other constitutional amendments being voted on like in michigan? >> right. w

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the wichita indians claim that the -- has been signed under duress. but group such as the -- i have signed willingly. the confederate government, was not able to meet the stipulations for supplies and medicine in the treaty. -- making incursions, despite their share of loyalty to the confederacy, tensions rose to the point that indian agent moved his family to the safety of sherman texas. when union raiders, which reportedly included members of the shawnee, delaware, kick up two -- tribes, some confederate indians join the raiders because of their frustrations with the confederate governments and kept promises. reports of the deaths of a cato boy, and the suspected cannibalism of the top of, is suddenly focused the various groups iron sharply on the pun callous. the time cabins reported to the superintendent that they last 23 of their warriors, and about 100 other women and children in the massacre. the american civil war could exacerbate tensions within native groups, and between native groups, echoing -- a fight that could pit brother against brothe

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when i was in the clinic on dr. taylor's former clinic, which, which remains open in wichita, kansas, the counseling room has all these ministry certificates on the wall because the counselors either have to be license social workers or they have to be trained ministers. and so they've all gotten ministry certifications to do abortion counseling. so i mean, it's actually heavily restricted and they're dealing with an enormous influx of patients from texas, oklahoma, and surrounding states where abortion is no longer an option for those patients. ok, thank you for allowing that so clearly for journals to ab littlefield in boston. thank you. thank you. ah, a human rights groups, according for an independent inquiry into the death of at least $27.00 migrants on the spanish morocco border. a preliminary investigation conducted by morocco found that most the victims probably suffocated when up to 2000 people tried to storm the border in maliyah. in late june, the tiny spanish exclaims of maria and filter are the european union's only land borders with africa, making them a focus for migran

. >> reporter: walking through these suburban wichita neighborhoods, it's easy to find different points vote yes, vote yes! >> ideally, of course, i think we would all love a total ban. >> reporter: right now there are only four abortion clinics left in the state where the procedure is legal up to 22 weeks of pregnancy. voters will decide whether to amend the state's constitution. voting no will keep abortion rights in place. voting yes will overturn them and allow the state legislature, which is controlled by republicans, to act. as a lawmaker, do you want to see a ban? >> well, my personal opinion, i think we need more restrictions. >> reporter: kansas is the first state in the nation to vote on reproductive rights following the decision to overturn roe. but it will not be the last, and the decision will have an impact beyond its borders. so what's at stake in this election? >> i think not just reproductive choice in kansas, but in missouri and every border state, and frankly, access to vital family and women's health care really in the great plains entirely. >> i think it reverberate

media and things like that, that is a guided communication mattel, against the russian people ah wichita thought on the dealer as a revised invoice. if that will trust your school to perform. kelly, i don't really want to keep me, i'm your fear or feel, quarter 0 residence in these regions can identify the munitions there, shout with just by their sound. she would know maybe 2 doors near pistol, printer latasha, near rigid and buffer systems distributor. were brushing is sob still initially now came late 2013 and early 20. 14. a huge protest was held in keith and it went home for 3 months. the end result of mine and 2014 was the kuda. when she comes to mobile dog, my dental, who shibel just touching the cereals now got only sit his new nurses. huggins also got rings, courtesy, georgia greens grew flustered over him in new york on personnel dollar. daniel prince published process of got only women, so name your bush knows up in the men's talk to them for to skip a bully. got over. that was possible there that you just to, to the research to did she get moore's mom? my mom a listening to a

look what russia has done in wichita. look what they have done to multiple look how they are trying to blackmail the situation ins approach and out playing with the nuclear power plant. this is something which cannot be ignored and we need to be looking for ways how to show the russian regime that they are behaving in an act on acceptable way. foreign ministers are expected to reach a deal a political deal in principle to slow it visa processes without completely banning than altogether. oh, how significant significant would that be? that's a major step. it's a significant step and i would, i would welcome that aunt and her for me, it would be a good solution. we have to understand that there is a visa facilitation agreement, or which are a, has a certain, a political agreement in it. this has been broken out, we have not, we don't have a good relationship with russia. so this is the facilitation agreement is no longer valid in its essence. so we should revise that, but itself, it is, wouldn't have a influence on, ah, giv

such an exhibition because patriotic places come together and want to rush to go help or, and defend wichita, is it all the say that if a vc seemed of em heights implicit, been you my video and what are some of them 0 cuz it's been half a year. ready? sure. we want the war 2 and sooner, but it takes time. you have to understand even with hopes of a switched end to the war. there. if he is, the russia will step up its attacks. authorities in ukraine have banned bigger celebrations. well, us officials, warner frosh and plans to strike ukrainian infrastructure. and there is also another concern, rushes federal security services accusing ukraine of being behind the killing of daria davina of o. keith has denied any involvement her death has prompted coles in brush awful retaliation. the w correspondent, a brahman going to rank up, is in clear for us, and i asked him earlier whether the government there is concerned that russia may actually use to get us death as a justification for stepped up the talks on ukraine of the government and kia is very concerned, but this has build up. so am it a very

. >> reporter: walking through the suburb an wichita neighborhoods it's easy to find different points >> ideally, of course, i think we would all love a total ban. >> reporter: right now, there are only four abortion clinics left in the state, where the procedure is legal up to 22 weeks of pregnancy.deo amend the state's constitution. voting no will keep abortion rights in place. voting yes will overturn them and allow the state legislature, which is controlled by republicans, to act. .as a lawmaker, do you want toy soo a ban? >> my personal opinion, i think we need more restrictions. >> reporter: kansas is the first state in the nation to vote on reproductive rights following the decision to overturn "roe." but it will not be the last, and the decision will have an impact beyond its borders. so what's at stake in this election? >> i think not just reproductive choice in kansas, but in missouri and every border state, and, frankly, access to vital family and women's healthcare, really in the great plains entirely. i think it reverberates nationally. >> reporter: no matter how the vote

when i was in the clinic on dr. taylor's former clinic, which, which remains open in wichita, kansas, the counseling room has all these ministry certificates on the wall because the counselors either have to be license social workers or they have to be trained ministers. and so they've all gotten ministry certifications to do abortion counseling. so i mean, it's actually heavily restricted and they're dealing with an enormous influx of patients from texas, oklahoma, and surrounding states where abortion is no longer an option for those patients. ok, thank you for allowing that so clearly for journals to ab littlefield in boston. thank you. thank you for ship to export grain from a ukrainian port since the russian invasion has been clear to continue on its journey. after passing inspections in turkey, the shipment being held as an important step in the fight against global hunger and a lifeline for ukraine's battery economy. that ukrainian president followed him is events creek has warned that many more such shipments are needed. it's a sight for sore eyes. for many around the globe. a

such an exhibition because patriotic places come together and want to rush to go helpful and defend wichita, is it all the site, the dip of the fees and of them heights implicit, been you my video and what are some of them as a futile because it's been half a year already? sure, we want the war to and sooner, but it takes time. you have to understand it. even with hopes of a switched end to the war. there, if he is, the russia will step up its attacks. authorities in ukraine have banned bigger celebrations. well, u. s. officials, one of russian plans to strike ukrainian infrastructure. and there is also another concern, rushes federal security services accusing ukraine of being behind the killing of daria davina. although keith has denied any involvement, had that has prompted coles in brush for retaliation. the w correspondent, roman, gone to ranko, is in kia for us, and i asked him whether the government, there is a concern that russia may use duncan as death as a justification for stepped up a tax on ukraine of the government. and kia is very concerned, but this has build up. so on it a

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wichita, kansas is the aerospace capital the world. we make small jets, small airplanes. across the state we have a lot of agriculture manufacturing companies that make tractors and trailers up in marysville. the best specialty trailer in the world they make. they will lose jobs because of this tax. why does joe biden want to drive prices up and the gas higher and utilities go up? why does he want to destroy this economy? they asked me a tough question. why would we give special tax breaks to one industry, the chip industry, but then we drive other companies out of business? it is so hypocritical. i don't have answers to these questions. i do have an assessment. joe biden is reactionary. his administration is reactionary. whether it is national security or economic policy, he is never proactive. he creates a crisis and then solves it with more crises. it is a compounding of stupid decisions. here is one. they will double the number of irs agents. they will double the number of irs agents. i want everyone to pay their fair share of taxes, but who will feel the brunt is sma

wichita, kansas is the aerospace capital of the world. we make small jets, small airplanes. across the state we have small agriculture companies. i think of trailers in marysville, kansas. how they are going to lose jobs because of this tax. why the hell does joe biden want to drive prices up, make the gas of price higher, drive utilities up, why does he want to destroy the economy? they asked me a tougher question, why would we give special tax breaks to one industry, the chip industry, but drive others out? it is hypocritical. i do not have answers to these questions, but i do have an assessment. joe biden is reactionary. his administration is reactionary. whether it is economic or foreign policy, he creates a crisis and follows it with more crisis. it is a compounding of stupid decisions. here is one in this legislation. they will double the number of irs agents. wow. they will double the number of irs agents. i want everyone to pay their fair share of taxes, but you know who will feel the brunt of that? small businesses and hard-working americans. when you get an audit,

[applause] and had channeled the wichita lineman. and you think you would've -- for a guy it that understands. the entertainment art of the thing. >> item speechless. -- i am speechless. [laughter] clicks i think everyone else would have been too if he got up there and did that. clicks i don't know how to answer that and almost don't know what you're talking about. clicks all right. ok. [laughter] we are down to the last 15 seconds. between my lifetime best friend and the guy up known 50 years, i've got no business being here. but, i thought it was such an honor for me to be invited. because all i've ever tried to do in my adult life is to make my father proud. and my father died a few years ago, but when he was 75, he said to me you know i love you. that is the first time he ever said that. and he said and i'm proud of you. and that was the first time he ever said that. he said i'm proud that you are my son. and i am proud just as proud that i am your father. and that was my hero. i'm going to tell you a quick story. >> we have a fe

west in the northeast, temperatures anywhere from 5 to 15 degrees below average, pittsburgh, d.c., wichita dallas 100 degrees as we move into tomorrow, you can see the temperatures still below zero -- way bellow average, kansas city, cincinnati, raleigh, still hot from wichita falls into shreveport as we head into new york, chicago, perfect temperatures. that's what's going on around the country, here's what's happening in your neck of the >>> good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. temperatures heating up today around the bay area, and we'll have moderate air quality due to wildfire smoke. the worst of the smoke will be moving into santa clara valley but then as we head into tomorrow, our inland areas will be under an excessive heat watch and we'll see a heat advisory for parts of the north bay from ukiah to lakeport and this is also going to be of concern as with your temperatures head for the upper 90s and over 100 >> and that is your latest weather. guys >> all right, al >>> coming up next the world's most popular hippo, remember the little guy just born in cincinnati guess w

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