already in wichita kansas because why would you. maybe you're heavily invested in grasshoppers or something but. in wichita an apartment cost six hundred thirty two dollars per month which here in washington d.c. is the cost of the utility bill of a dog house so. six hundred thirty two dollars per month amounted to seven thousand five hundred eighty dollars per year so the total cost to give every homeless person an apartment in wichita kansas would be four point two billion dollars pesos could help us every homeless person for the next thirty six years i feel like that's a pretty good start to fixing overall but well ok. let's say you don't want to live in wichita fine how about toledo ohio he could afford to do that for the next thirty three years and thirty three years in somewhere other than wichita is better than thirty six which. i think i just lost my wichita fans that night sorry birds i'm sorry. this one sad bald man or. this is what we're talking about here but he's not going to house the homeless is he he preferred to cont

products is located in wichita, kansas, headquartered in wichita, kansas. it's an automotive manufacturers group that was started by a bunch of world war ii veterans and auto industry folks. however, two years ago, b.g. products was at a crossroads trying to figure out where they would go. following the tax cuts and jobs act, b.g. products was able to push forward with plans to expand, putting those new tax savings directly towards a new building and new jobs. on august 24, b.g. products broke ground on a 145,000 square foot new addition that will invest $24.5 million in the community and add 21 new jobs. that's 21 new families that will be better off because of the jobs that are improved. this kind of expansion would not be possible without the tax cuts and jobs act and some of the things we have done over the last year and a half. and so b.g. products is better off now, our economy is better off now, my district, south central kansas is better off now and the country is better off now because of the things we've done over the last year and a half. i just

products is located in wichita, kansas, headquartered in wichita, kansas. it's an automotive manufacturers group that was started by a bunch of world war ii veterans and auto industry folks. however, two years ago, b.g. products was at a crossroads trying to figure out where they would go. following the tax cuts and jobs act, brment g. products was able -- b.g. products was able to push forward with new plans, putting those new tax savings directly towards a new building and new jobs. on august 24, b.g. products broke ground on a 45,000 square foot new addition that will invest $24 million in the community and add 21 new jobs. that's 21 new families that will be better off because of the jobs that are improved. this kind of expansion would not be possible without the tax cuts and jobs act and some of the things we have done over the last year and a half. and so b.g. products is better off now, our economy is better off now, my district, south central kansas is better off now and the country is better off now because of the things we've done over the last ye

and flood rescues tonight in wichita, kansas. and of course now, we're watching hurricane florence in the atlantic. so, let's get right to rob tonight. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. first off, a lot of folks getting hit with storms tonight, including new york city, along the i-95 corridor. that front trapped all the way back through the midwest, getting pinched by remnants of gordon. new flood watches from the heartland up the ohio river. right on through the weekend, pooif to eight inches of rainfall. in the atlantic, two new waves and hurricane florence. a category 1 now, forecast to go back to category 3 and approach bermuda on tuesday. and our computer models do bring it close to the u.s. next week, but impossible at this point, david, to say whether or not we'll have a direct hit. >> spaghetti model all over the place there. thanks, rob. >>> when we come back here tonight, the recall of ford f-150s. >>> and an american mom and her little boy critically injured after that giraffe attack. after that giraffe attack. even wh

what you see in a place like wichita kansas or wherever. in a place where someone would have been part of the farmers alliance. and it would've helped to understand the world around them. those are gone today. does have disappeared from everyday life. west taken their place as fox news. it's like in north korea how they have a loudspeaker. and only plays one channel. in vast parts of this country that's what it feels like to me. those other things that came from the grassroots up where ordinary people got together and built a movement of their own and worked out. their own understanding of the world. it happened again in the 60s also. with not as much success. the punk rock circuit. i was can ask those two questions what we do with citizens and then i was getting bring up this book that i read by neil postman. it was a wonderful book. and he was ahead of his time. it was written in 1994. he said this is can happen. people were no longer meeting and meeting holes for hours and talking. and working out what would make sense for a small time.

steve: and apparently there is dash cam video from his cruiser in sedgwick county wichita, kansas. to a news report i have read this morning they have been unable to download it so far. at the time of the shooting he was wearing a ballistic vest but the bullet in above the vest. brian: he called for help. ainsley: they found him lying on his side and suspect lying on face and it was a .40 caliber weapon on the ground next to them. we also have other news to tell you about. let's go down to the carolinas where that storm has never been more dangerous. officials warning behalf lies ahead as hundreds remain trapped in their homes in the wake of hurricane florence. brian: slow moving storm killing at least 17 people. steve: griff jenkins is live with more on the rising water. griff, i have heard people down there are worried because there is a possibility you could kind up with close to another foot of rain u. griff: that's exactly right, guys. florence is not done. it's not just the deaths. if you look at 15,000 people in shelters. more than 1,000 rescues already over the last four da

let's head out to wichita, kansas, where routine childbirth turned into a very hairy situation.is little fella. he was born via c-section it's not a common procedure amongst you a orangutans because their health insurance doesn't cover it. we don't know the baby's name but she is registered sat bed, bath and bananas. she is so cute. thousands of gifts have been sent to the zoo where he is on display. but unfortunately some of them were stolen. you thieving. back in my day bears stole picnic baskets. and that was before instagram. now they have to steal fruit to look good in their photos. we'll be right back. so a tree falls on your brand new car and totals it. and as if that wasn't bad enough, now your insurance won't replace it outright because of depreciation. if your insurance won't replace your car, what good is it? you'd be better off just taking your money and throwing it right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with new car replacement, if your brand new car gets totaled, liberty mutual will pay the entire value plus depreciation. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ liberty.

>> i'm from wichita, kansas. i teach seventh grade world geography and eighth-grade u.s. history to free international baccalaureate students. i have six hours a day, 30-32 kids in our. when kids are learning, when they are asking the questions and not answering them. mr. lamb: how did you train yourself to teach what you are teaching? >> i was a student that needed a little bit more rigor but was not given that in the school i was at. i try to be the teacher that i wish i had had, and make it engaging and not just mindnumbing. i think teachers become teachers because we enjoy learning first, and if we can give that to kids, they can become teachers themselves. mr. lamb: when you say international baccalaureate, what does that mean? >> there is an international baccalaureate program, advanced easement. kids have to apply to get into the program and do community service. i do not have the kids that can't read, i have kids that read at a college level. i have kids that are already scoring 35, 36 on the azt as an eighth grader. how do you keep those kids engaged? mr. lamb: w

in wichita, kansas, renters pay an average of less than 640- dollars a month, other cities at the bottomt: brownsville and killeen in texas, tulsa, oklahoma --- and toledo, ohio. (jw) the raiders are really coming through for oakland. how the team made good on a promise to keep kids playing high school sports... (mabrisa)i have your forecast coming up a bit later on... (jrs) one sacramento woman gets her dream job for a day. why her family says it means so much to watch her take flight. (justine) big dreams are "taking flight" for a sacramento woman with down syndrome.(jr stone) tracy sharp has always wanted to become a flight attendant. and yesterday-- she got that chance. here's steve large with more. "once you're on board its open seating."at the sacramento airport."hi tracy how are you?" the bustling pace..."may i take a picture?"to be somewhere else... stopped for a moment"do you like talking to people?""yes."to bringing this young lady--a first class experience."you look beautiful."tracy sharp dreamed to be a flight attendant--and on this day--her dream came true."haha -- high five

in wichita, kansas, renters pay an average of less than 640- dollars a month, other cities at the bottomf the list: brownsville and killeen in texas, tulsa, oklahoma --- and toledo, ohio. (pam) coming up: ahead of the new i-phone launch .. yet another apple store in the bay area targeted by thieves .. and it is all caught on camera. (ken)coming up: 10 high school sports in the east bay are saved... all thanks to donations.. mainly by the raiders. the amount of cash given so students can continue to play. (pam) and next: a teen's science project ... delayed a bay area flight to hawaii. the photograph that was accidentally air- dropped to passengers ... and causing pilots to stay grounded. (lawrence)ten at ten (ken) a mix- up on a hawaiian airlines flight out of oakland airport caused so much confusion and fear today.... the flight had to be delayed.(pam) kron four's terisa estacio explains. ... how a passenger's "air drop" mistake .. caused the airplane to ádropá its flight plan. terisa estacio) "this all started to unfold early this morning when a mom and her teenage daughter came here o

health care cooperatives like our good friend down in wichita, kansas, dr. josh number.tlas and d. 50 bucks a month, unlimited care and he negotiates 95% reductions for any medicines you might need. also, how about making america energy independent? we use all of our resources available. if we've got more than the entire world combined. it would be good for national security. it keeps us safe. good for the economy, will create millions of high-paying jobs for americans and in the process well for americans so they can buy a nice car, nice house in a safe neighborhood and send their kids to whatever they want to send them to. republicans also, they've got to promote just how effective donald trump has been in the last 19 months. just today, get this, look at this. we learned the u.s. median income rose to a record high during the president's first year in office. poverty rate also fell during the president's first year. millions fewer on food stamps, about 4 million fewer. 4 million new jobs. for manufacturing jobs than we've seen in 25 years. jobs that obama's that was n

for making a series of arrests last month to help end human trafficking in my community in wichita, kansas. on august 23 several raids began after an investigation into possible child sex trafficking led from a tip from a 15-year-old female victim. information this brave young girl provided led to the arrest of eight people for charges of aggravated human trafficking as well as illegal firearm, drug possession and rape. this would not have been possible without the partnership between local wichita police, the f.b.i., and the homeland security investigation unit of i.c.e. people may not be aware but human trafficking is one of the most heinous crimes investigated by i.c.e. mr. estes: rather than disavow i.c.e., these brave men and women deserve our support for their service. so, mr. speaker, as a member of the homeland security committee and representative from wichita, i ask my colleagues to join me today in thanking all law enforcement for keeping communities like mine safe. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from texas seek recognition?

products based in wichita kansas. an automotive company was accomplished in world war ii. over time, b.g. products grew from an idea to an industry leader and products are used and sold in all 50 states and more than 60 countries by more than 40,000 shops, dealerships and technicians. two years ago, b.g. products determined whether or not to expand based on the economy and the climate of government regulation. b.g. products put new tax savings directly towards new building project and jobs. in july, b.g. represented kansas at an event honoring products that are made in america. following their white house appearance, i visited employees and towered their manufacturing facility where we discussed their plans to expand and finally on august 234, b.g. products broke ground on 145,000 square foot edition investing millions of dollars in our community and adding new jobs. this kind of expansion would not have been possible without our deproge economy. today our economy and our country is strong and better off now. i would like to thank all of my fellow representatives who suppo

. >>> we're hearing details about the very special delivery at a zoo in wichita, kansas. >> two doctors were called in at the last minute to perform a c-section on an orangutan in distress. here is laura spencer. >> i'm an ob-gyn for homesapiens, humans, not animals. >> reporter: decided daisy's complications were so severe she needed human medical interventions. >> the zookeepers noticed there was a delay in her labor. usually they deliver pretty quickly and that wasn't happening for daisy. >> reporter: so one of the vets at the zoo called upon a pair of her personal ob-gyns to come to daisy's rescue. >> until we got to the zoo. they said, yeah, for sure, she needed a c-section. >> reporter: just minutes after the c-section surgery began, daisy's baby arrived. >> it was very surreal. and i feel like it's one of the best days at my job i've ever had. >> reporter: meet little lilly, now living happily with her mom at the cedric county zoo. human doctors rarely used by zoos. it happened last year at the philadelphia zoo. they brought in a whole team to help 17-year-old kira the gorilla de

in wichita, kansas, renters pay an average of less than 640 dollars a month, other cities at the bottomville and killen in texas, tulsa, oklahoma --- and toledo, ohio.vicki and grant? (vicki) next at 5:30... california is taking a big step towards gender equality in the workplace. the new bill that would require more women in power. (grant) plus after the break... yet another apple store in the bay area is targeted by young thieves... and it's all caught on camera. tonight at 5:30... kron4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (vicki) in the north bay.......yet another apple store theft.this time in santa rosa.. catherine heenan is here with more on what happened wednesday night.. ... (catherine) it's a disturbingly familiar sight... thieves targeting an apple store...and scooping up thousands of dollars worth of devices.. police have released this surveillance videoof what happened around 8-pm wednesday night at the santa rosa plaza mall.. the video shows three men wearing hoodies going into thestore and grabbing what turned

dallas calling from wichita, kansas. good morning. caller: good morning.henot sure what states woman and mr. cavanaugh were in when the supposed attack happened. what are the statute of limitations? this is not murder. this is an accusation that can't be proven. i find it so ironic that everybody's had this information for so long, yet, a week before the vote -- i understand the democrats are upset because of garland, but at the same time, that's one thing i will give mitch mcconnell kudos for because he hasn't done much else right. host: where do you think this whole thing is going? caller: i hope he does get confirmed. that's all i can say. the hypocrisy going on on both sides -- i used to be a republican. ien, i went independent -- had to go back to republican because in kansas, we don't have a referendum law. in order to vote for your party, you have to declare. host: what initially moved you from the republican column to an independent in the first place? caller: because of these elites. that's the problem we have here. we have a lot of democratic pol

this happened about 20 miles west of wichita, kansas.und along with the suspect yesterday afternoon. he was taken to a hospital where he was later pronounced dead. the suspect did die at the scene. be the deputy is survived by his wife and a child. now 36 law enforcement officers have been shot and killed so far this year, eclipsing last year's total. >>> well, a new study says that daily aspirin may be doing more harm than good for some older people. for decades, aspirin has been considered a way to protect against heart disease, even cancer. but a recent international study is suggesting lemm usage for older -- long-term usage for older people could be harmful to them. researchers found a significant risk of internal gastric bleeding while taking the blood thinner while patients received no health benefits. >>> well, saudi arabia's southern wealth fund has secured its first international loan, the $11 billion loan coming as the prince look it is to diversify away the economy from oil. and then there is this, jpmorgan chase ceo jamie di

the captain ordered 40 pizzas for the passengers while they waited in wichita falls, kansas.tain running back and forth. he hand-delivered the pies. it was a team effort. while he was getting a workout, the flight attendants were handing out drinks and snacks. how about that? that doesn't happen every day. >> never had that happened. >> those are the friendly skies. or the friendly tarmac. >>> coming up, the mysteries of stonehenge suddenly solved? >> it's a very strange shape. and there's no other stones here like that. >> a man who has studied the ancient monument for decades shares his newest discoveries with us. >>> with flu season on the way, do you race out to get your flu shot? or is it better to wait? we're going to tell you after this. ♪ dependability award for its midsize car-the chevy malibu. i forgot. chevy also won a j.d. power dependability award for its light-duty truck the chevy silverado. oh, and since the chevy equinox and traverse also won chevy is the only brand to earn the j.d. power dependability award across cars, trucks and suvs-three years in a row. p

ordering some residents in pratt, kansas, 75 miles west of wichita and showers and storms will continueorm in the gulf is concerning residents there, appears to be heading towards new orleans. tracking its path. >> it's a big rainmaker, on the satellite and just off the west coast of florida right now, expected to take a path northwest ward to the central gulf coast and hurricane warnings in effect in the coastal mississippi and alabama as the storm approaches and a tropical storm warning in the new orleans and florida panhandle. it will continue northward intensifying as it approaches. by early wednesday morning it may be a category one hurricane making landfall in southern mississippi. and continuing to kansas as still a heavy rainmaker with tropical features. it could produce up to 7 inches of rain in many locations. >> thank you. >>> the new human rights chief is calling for the immediate release of two sentenced to seven years in prison in myanmar. she said she is shocked. the two were convicted and sentenced today for illegally tesfied they didot knowingly possess official documen

. >>> and finally tonight, two ob-gyns in kansas paid for a special delivery at the zoo. it was in wichitaangutan experienced labor complications. the zookeepers called in a pair of ob-gyns who had to perform an emergency c-section. lily who is happily living with mom at the zoo. thank you for watching "nightline" and thanks for the company, america. good night. the best wifi experience is long distance with plus the most free shows to stream. and with savings on wireless, this is a relationship with more money to spend on the important things. this is how xfinity makes life... simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet for just $29.99 a month for 12 months,

clerk: h.r. 3383, a bill to designate the flood control project in cedric county, kansas, commonly known as the wichita valley flood control project as the m.s. mitchell floodway. the speaker pro tempore: is there objection to the consideration of the bill? without objection, the bill is engrossed, read a third time and the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. shuster: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that the committee on transportation and infrastructure be discharged from further consideration of s. 1668 and ask for its immediate consideration in the house. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: senate 1668, an act to rename a waterway in the state of new york as the joseph sanford jr. channel. the speaker pro tempore: is there objection to consideration of the bill? without objection, the bill is read a third time and passed and the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the chair will postpone further proceedin

wichita 93, little rock 93 degrees. on wednesday the heat continues toil kansas city 91, iocolumbus, 82 d, nashville 90s, jackn in the 90shigh as well. that will feel like up around 100 degrees. in the n should get to 80 on friday andhr 70sgh saturday. lexington in the 80s, eventually cooli weekend.we ould see heavy rain through southern minnesota and through wisconsin where heavier downpours are possible. re is a peek out your window. >>> good morning. we have another high chance fory rain t the rain could be locally heavy at times as well as all of this remnant moisture from what was at one time florence comes through. very tropical feel to the air mass outside this morning. temperur in the mid-70s. first little patch of rain wi i next cple of minutes. flash floods until 6:00 this evening. and again temperatures mid-70s now. we will stay in the upper 70s to around 80 today. the warm air and the sunshine that dylan was talking about arrives here tomorrow. >> that's your latest forecast. >> all right. thank you ve much. > s ahead th their world's f space tourist revealed. il hr from the billionaire heading to the moon an

wichita, 93. st. louis, 94. little rock, 94. on wednesday, the heat builds. kan kansas city, 91. columbus, 90.ceptionally high. in the northeast, temperatures should get up to 80 on friday and back in the 70s for lexington. cooling off a bit for the weekend. we could see heavy rain through southern minnesota and through wisconsin where heavy >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're still enjoying our cooler than normal weather with highs reaching into the mid-70s today. in concord, expect a high of 75, also 75 in napa, and palo alto 71 degrees. 76 in san jose and 64 in san francisco. our inland valleys are about to get a big ramp-up in temperatures starting tomorrow, it does gradually cool off for the weekend. we'll be back to 80 degrees by >>> that's your latestu. still ahead, the world's first space tourist revealed. we will hear from the billionaire heading to the moon and back with help from elon musk. >>> a best selling children's author who we know gives us a sneak peek. >>> and the hottest looks and fun we had last night on the emmys gold carpet. >>> a timely rossen reports.