io youngstown we took them to 5 towns. we took them to youngstown, and akron, ohio. detroit, michigan, flint, michigan, and south bend, indiana. the whole idea is that 80% of venture capital goes to 3 states. you all know what they are. california, massachusetts, and new york. nine persons g 9% goes to women. 1% goes to african americans. we wanted to try to close this divide. nobody on the bus was saying who's a democrat, whose a republican and whose a libertarian? they've got some libertarians and still -- in silicon valley, i learned. it was about connecting capital to communities who need private investment. they need broadband, roads, bridges, schools that are affordable. but they also need private investment in youngstown, ohio. private companies who are going to hire our people. we have to come together and figure out what this strategy is. so, this panel and this conference is critically important. i just want to tell one last story. as yo periodically as senator landrieu -- landrieu knows, we do random congressional visits in our district. a few weeks ago, i

a few weeks ago i was in youngstown. i had a local councilman taking me around and i just drive through the neighborhood and see what's going on, he took me to woman's house, it was in the worst neighborhood in youngstown, he took me to a woman's house her name was mrs. duke, mrs. duke did not know we are common, she comes around the back of the house and she has a spray bottle in her hand. she was spraying for ants in her home. we are in the worst neighborhood and their dilapidated homes, there's crime, opiate problems, and mrs. duke is spraying for ants, her house is meticulous, the grass is cut, her son comes from around the corner and he has paint on his arm, he was on back pain in the door. he had white pain on his arm. we go to her house and sit there and it's the middle of summer, hot but the house was impeccable on the inside, old marble fireplace, mantel and we talked and she was talking about how she was trying to get the neighborhood fixed up and it was in heaven the success she wanted, so she thought about mo

politicians need to show up in places like youngstown, ohio. we better be ready and care a lot about these people left behind. these white men. black families who get caught up in the criminal justice system that have a much more negative experience there than a white family would. they need to know we care about them. we only have 330 million people in the united states. 1.4 billion in china. they can lose hundreds of millions of potential workers and entrepreneurs. we can't afford to lose anybody. we got to get this right. >>> at 8:00 on lectures in history, san diego state university professor on the vietnam war from the military escalation in 1965 to the fall of saigon ten years later. sunday at 11:00 a.m. patrick o'donnell and his book the unknowns and world war i most decorated heroes who brought him home. at 4:30 p.m. eastern on real america as part of our alaska weekend, four films about alaska. watch american history tv this weekend on c-span3. >>> tonight, it's my honor and privilege to announce that i will nominate judge brett cavana

are armed with resources they need to be middle class, that appeals as much to the white guy in youngstown, as it appeals to the puerto rican and african-american communities, that is the unifying message that is really important. for us democrats i will close on this point, cannot be happier, and a visible leader of the progressive wing of the party, this is something we all agree needs to be done. the media and others like to create a sense there's a, quote, civil war in the democratic party, that is not true. we are establishing informal partnership about making sure we have a big 10, celebrating different points of view and there are some. the new democrats collectively are in a different place on trade agreements than the progressive caucus, that is a strength, not a weakness because it creates debate that leads to learning and good outcomes. we are doing a lot both intellectual, political unity, and trying to move forward. when we think of the educational system and the safety net, the legal categories, these are unifying ideas in the party. i am the only house member here that cased

but apparently this is outside youngstown, ohio. >> the answer to your question is, two dudes.ding a motorcycle are charged with nabbing a huge aquarium still in its box from a pet store. police somehow tracked them down. the guy carrying the tank got off, dropped the tank and was arrested. the guy driving was arrested a short time later, allegedly. >> allegedly. it wasn't me. it wasn't me. >>> coming up, the outer course defense. >> the unusual argument that the attorney for former stanford university's swimmer is using. >>> and why the feds are issuing a warning to all americans about the in my feelings dance challenge. is it because they're rhythmically challenged? we'll explain coming up. we'll have it coming up. we'll have it coming up. about the colonial penn program. here to tell you if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget.

the tech was youngstown this woman you it's unpleasant we're not going swimming have sometimes been asked if it's contagious so you came to the clinic and looked at it what did you find we did not find new things but we just knew that we had to treat pride just to reduce the burden. and if you would treat the debut as a kidney disease it wouldn't surprise. but just go away well this is one important aspect of what we're doing is that we try to control he's underlying problems however as you know we cannot cure diabetes or we cannot cure. the chronic kidney failure so it's important to deal with these diseases with the specialist the respective specialists in these areas but the main aim there is to not live get worse but it's really not that we can we can hear these problems right now only you treating the right is just into medicaid exactly this is the most important thing that we can do for the patients too soon to magically treat the practice so that the severity of the itching goes down considerably. in the end this means also a causative treatment or at least it can cause it too beca

hitting the gas during a traffic stop as the driver speeds through youngstown. suspect was later arrested. the trooper is okay. >>> an urgent warning about kel logs honey snacks tonight. a ceo of the cdc tweeting, don't eat these after finding salmon nella in honey smacks. >>> a sign of the times tonight in blockbuster video. soon down to its final store in bend, oregon. after alaska's two locations announced they will close. >>> serena williams back in the wimbledon final tomorrow. her first since giviing birth t her daughter. there she is in this video p growing fast. >>> when we come back, the little girl halting baseball games across america. the fans are cheering, so what is she doing? today... back pain can't win. now introducing aleve back and muscle pain. only aleve targets tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. aleve back & muscle. all day strong. all day long. ♪ ♪ i can do more to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. and i take trulicity once a week to activate my body to release it, like it's supposed to. trulicity

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ago we warned you about the threat of zombie raccoons, but at the time were ravaging the city of youngstown government didn't listen. now the threat is greater than ever. the authorities in new york city have now found more than two dozen dead raccoons right in central park. they all appear to have been affected by a virus that causes spasms, nasal discharges and spurts of violent or aggressive. they have been over overrun by raccoon dogs, and, and here is the key fact to remember. you know where they came from? we will tell you, russia. they snuck in from russia. raccoon dogs in the middle of the night, into finland. now they are everywhere. couldn't happen here? [laughs] we will keep you abreast of that story because it's important. that's it for us tonight, tune in every night at eight to the show that is the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, groupthink and russia! up next to sean hannity. >> all right tucker, that's a great story about you, let's put it this way. it was meant for prudent and the president, and you stole it. >> tucker: that's true, i can't turn down a good dessert. >> sea

. >> what about utica, one about youngstown?hey are separated from their kids by forests and men with guns separated from their children and nobody cares because they are americans. >> i think people who go to jail, they have made choices and they are different from the person. they didn't make a choice by violating immigration law, that was mandatory? >> i think we are talking about two different things. >> while i'm talking about people who have -- the u.s. needs to be sympathetic to people like this and we are not anymore. >> president trump promised to build a wall on the border and carried the republican party to victory two years ago on that promise. remember that? elections are supposed to have consequences but this election didn't have a consequence for congressional republicans. they are still refusing to pay forr the wall, why is that? lou dobbs may have an answer for us, he joins us from new york, next. ♪ m by... (harmonica interrupts) ...by just calling or going online to geico.com. (harmonica interrupts) (sighs and

and they will -- >> what about utica, what about youngstown?obody cares and, they didn't make a choice by violating their immigration law, that was mandatory, i guess. >> i think we are talking about two different things. >> we are, i'm talking about americans and you are talking about foreigners who break our laws. >> richard, great to see you, thank you very much. president trump promised to build a wall on the border and carried the republicans party to victory two years ago on that promise. elections are supposed to have consequences and this election didn't have consequences. though republicans are still refusing to pay for the wall. why is that? lou dobbs may have an answer, next from new york. in 5th grade. we got married after college. and had twin boys. but then one night, a truck didn't stop. but thanks to our forester, neither did our story. and that's why we'll always drive a subaru. no mathere are over 10,000 allstate agents riding sweep. call one today. are you in good hands? i've been making blades here at gillette for 20 years.

people are armed with the resources they need to be no class, that appeals as much a white guy in youngstown ohio and ryan drink. it feels to be puerto rican and african-american communities in my city of bridgeport connecticut. as a unifying message. for us democrats now close on this point, we could not be happier to be sitting here with rowe, who is a real leader and a is the leader of the progressive wing our. this is something that we all agree needs to be done. media unfortunately others like to create this sense that there is a war within the democratic party. is not true. roland irs informal partnership about making sure we have. celebrating different points of view and there are some, he would find a new democrats collectively or in a slightly different place on trade agreements. astrength, a weakness because it created a at least two learning and leads to different so i'm , role and i are doing a lot . more intellectual intelligence but also for political unity, trying to make sure that we understand that as we move forward with the recenteducational system, what they think of the

i visited flying high welding school in youngstown ohio. it's a very impressive program. it focuses on people who are in recovery, people who have been released from prison, helps them to be able to learn a skill, in this case welding which helps them transition back into the workplace. really impressed by it. their placement rate is about 100%. they have taken people and helped them provide them with the skills that they need and then in turn their lives have been turned around. this legislation will help to enable places like this school to be able to be more successful. there are so many opportunities out there, whether it's in welding, whether it's in coding, machining, health care skills, commercial driving where we need drivers right away that have the commercial licenses, the c.d.l. we should encourage more of that. i'd like to thank my colleague and cochair of the senate c.t.e. caucus tim kaine as well as senator lamar alexander who chairs the senate help committee who passed the bill this past month and mike enzi and all my colleagues on the senate c.t.e. caucus

armed with the resources they need to be middle class, that appeals as much to the white guy in youngstown, ohio, that time ryan drinks beer with, as it appears to the puerto rican and african-american communities in my city of bridgeport, connecticut. that is really important. i couldn't be happier to be sitting up here with row qana. this is something we all agree needs to be done. the media and others like to create this sense there is a "civil war" within the democratic party. that is not true. we're establishing an informal partnership about making sure we have a big tent, celebrating different points of view, and there are some. you would find that the new democrats collectively are in a slightly different place on trade agreements than progressive caucus. that's a strength, not a weakness, because it creates a debate that leads to learning and good outcomes. so we're doing a lot, both for intellectual intelligence and also for political unity, trying to make sure that we understand that as we move forward with the rethink of the educational system and a rethink of the legal categori

almost all of the earthquakes that -- these induced earthquakes happening in oklahoma, some in youngstown, ohio, in arkansas and texas, lamb all of those are related to pumping of wastewater down, not fracking per se. so, what there's been finally realization that the way you stop these is by stopping pumping so much water down and finding another place to put it. so, that seems to work, and even in oklahoma, which is big oil and gas state, they've started to realize that. your reference to dams is interesting. the same kind of idea, you impounds a lot of water, water weighs a lot and it upsends the equilibrium below ground. there's faults every, not big ones like in alaska but you put a lot of weigh in a place and it's going change the eequilibrium down there and might have an earthquake. mining can do the same thing because you're moving materials and you have less rock and less situation and you can have earthquakes. people are aware of it. there was one 8.0 earthquake in kazakhstan in an oil and gas field, like 25 years ago, that is by far the biggest one that's every happened. most o

earthquakes come these induced earthquakes that a been happening in oklahoma, there were some in youngstown ohio, summit arkansas and texas places like that, almost all those are related to pumping of wastewater down, not fracking per se. there's been finally a realization that the way you stop these is by stop pumping so amuch water down and find anotr place to put it. that seems to work and even in oklahoma which is big oil and gas stickam they have started to realize that. your reference to dance is interesting. the same kind of idea, you compound a lot of water waterways a lot and it upsets the equilibrium below ground. there's fault everywhere, not big ones likeot in alaska but yu put a lot of weight in a a plae and it will change the equilibrium down there and it might have an earthquake. similarly, , mining to do the se thing because you are removing material and all of a sudden you less rock, less weight and you have earthquakes. people are aware of it there's been no, there was one, 8.0 earthquake in kazakhstan in an oil and gas field like 25 years ago. that's by far b the biggest

i look at two moderate democrats, a vet and a blue collar guy who represents youngstown, ohio, i would think they're all on the same page. you've got democrats eating their own message, you think that blew away. >> i don't think they're inconsequential. i'm following them as long shot 2020 presidential candidates based on mainstream democratic donors. you look at the supreme court, they know they're in a tough position and say past supreme court nominee justice thomas fireworks can happen. they expect judge kavanaugh to be a lot like justice gorsuch, very robotic, prepared. they even went to the same high school here in washington. but they do think with the questions over judge kavanaugh's time with the special counsel in the 1990s and the bush white house in the 2000s, that those could bring up some issues, some documents that could rattle the whole process. you never know with the supreme court. >> in 2010, let's go back to mitch mcconnell. >> okay. >> he questioned justice kagan's impartiality because of her work as a white house aide during the clinton administration. kavanaugh wa

but apparently this is outside youngstown, ohio. >> the answer to your question is, two dudes.riding a motorcycle are charged with nabbing a huge aquarium still in its box from a pet store. police somehow tracked them down. the guy carrying the tank got off, dropped the tank and was arrested. the guy driving was arrested a short time later, allegedly. >> allegedly. it wasn't me. it wasn't me. >>> coming up, the outercourse defense. >> the unusual argument that the attorney for former stanford university's swimmer is using. >>> and why the feds are issuing a warning to all americans about the in my feelings dance challenge. is it because they're rhythmically challenged? we'll explain coming up. is it because they're rhythmically challenged? we'll explain coming up. we'll have it coming up. we'll have it coming up. about the colonial penn program. here to tell you if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can

that this fell into something that the president has authority on, to go back to justice jackson's youngstown concurrence that i, >> well, that also makes it very clear if thereis a law that the president's ability to act, as justice jackson pointed out, is at its absolute minimum.let me ask you this, does the president, if he is claiming a commander-in-chief override or anything else, does he have the authority to authorize or excuse the use of torture ininterrogations of enemy prisoners despite domestic and international laws prohibiting the practice? brett kavanaugh: senator, the president under article ii ofthe constitution has the constitutional responsibility to follow the constitution and the laws passed by the congress of the united states. that is part of his responsibility, including the laws against torture reflectedin 18 u.s.c. 2340 and related provisions, including otherstatutes passed by this body. that is part of his article 2 responsibility. >> including treaties that this country has entered into, which have become the law of the land once we have entered into them. brett kav

do you agree with justice jackson's decision in the youngstown steel case that the president of the branchis that their strongest maximum power when they have the legislative body confirmation chris pratt craig sager green with that. >> a very specific question, do you believe out of time before the congress has the ability to amend past the uniform code of military justice and that might infringe on the president's inherent authority is commander-in-chief? reg that sounds like a specific hypothetical that could come before the court -- >> that sounds like a specific hypothetical that could come before the the court. i think it is a work of genius, that opinion, in terms of setting out the different categories of congressional and senate power in times of four -- war and otherwise. -- category two is called the twilight zone in the opinion and category 3 when the president acts the express and that iswill of congress when it has the slowest edge and raises the most important questions, i think that is in agreement with justice jackson. i think for about a half century, it has been the foun

do you agree with justice jackson's decision in the youngstown steel case that the president of the branch is that their strongest maximum power when they have the legislative body confirmation chris pratt craig sager green with that. >> a very specific question, do you believe out of time before the congress has the ability to amend past the uniform code of military justice and that might infringe on the president's inherent authority is commander-in-chief? reg that sounds like a specific hypothetical that could come before the court -- >> that sounds like a specific hypothetical that could come before the the court. i think it is a work of genius, that opinion, in terms of setting out the different categories of congressional and senate power in times of four -- war and otherwise. -- category two is called the twilight zone in the opinion and category 3 when the president acts the express and that iswill of congress when it has the slowest edge and raises the most important questions, i think that is in agreement with justice jackson. i think for about a half century, it has been the fou

a someo sandy running youngstown, ohio on the independent line. good morning. caller: hi.ind of agree with that one about "thelked twilight zone," because trump is being accused of something he did not do by democrats. but the democrat who did something is off. they are saying the republicans are breaking all the rules, which is not true. and all you democrats who don't understand what is going on, watch a different channel for a change. democrat, they are letting all of these illegals vote. you are going to be living in a communist country. i hope you enjoy it because you better wake up. host: thank you for the call. post, thisshington opinion piece -- will the republican party become the party of white backlash? you can read it online at washingtonpost.com. we will go to carol in new york. good morning. caller: hi. host: good morning. how are you, carol? caller: i'm good. i just got a say, i am a registered democrat. i don't always agree with my own party. sides, the both republicans and the democrats, they are acting like schoolchildren. together andrking coming up with