, ken zink as he was known here. he served as a school resource officer at nearby helms middle school where he worked closely with the students there. grief counselors are scheduled to be at helms as students continue their process of saying good-bye. zink was headed to the school on the harley davidson, when he collided with the pickup truck and fell under that big rig. the crash shut down parts of interstate 80 for hours. students and administrators and those who worked alongside officer zink say he reached out to at risk teens take on an active role to advocate for the children he protected. >> when a kid would get into trouble that he was there to punish him but he would walk them through the process of change. amazing man. amazing man. >> reporter: the chief of police here in san pablo spent the day with zink's family in dixon yesterday. zink served in the el cerrito police department before switching to san pablo. he won numerous awards but students and officers agree that what set him apart was his ability to

just kind of really got traumatized. >> reporter: turners says officer zink touched many lives. >> i don't care what color you are or race, creed, whatever, officers zink would give you anything. >> reporter: a memorial has been set up in the lobby of the police department. the flowers came from people in the community. >> he was one of the most well liked revered officers in the san pablo police department. you can't meet a nicer kinder compassionate individual. so his loss is heartbreaking. >> reporter: the principal here at helms middle school says they will plan a memorial within the next few weeks. in the meantime, counselors are here to help support the students and staff. in san pablo, lisa chan, kpix 5. >> officer zink is survived by his seven children. >>> in the race for the white house, a beauty pageant winner continues to draw focus. donald trump is pushing back against claims he fat shamed a former miss universe. as cbs' craig boswell reports, trump is now saying hillary clinton is using her as a political tool. >> reporter: for the third day, donald trump is going off m

this morning, east bay police officers are remembering one of their own, san pablo police officer ken zink was riding his motorcycle on interstate 80 in vallejo and he collided with a pickup truck yesterday. he was ejected and hit by a flatbed trailer. the officer wassen way to work at helms middle school in san pablo. word his debt spread quickly through the school. he joined the police department nine years ago and in that time was named officer of the year, and recognized for his work in narcotics investigation. >> investigators want to learn why a train in new jersey never slowed down before crashing into a terminal killing a woman. the structural damage is impacting the investigation. can you see how horrific the trash was yesterday morning, 100 people are shut. the ntsb will be in hoboken for a week trying to get some answers. the train engineer is cooperating after being briefly hospitalized. the woman who died just dropped off her toddler at day care we were at the caltrain station in san francisco where the agency is in the process of install a safety system that is supposed to pr

ken zink, as he was known won many honors for his police work over the years. what made him special was the way he had with children. >> in vallejo, a bad crash just before 7:00 a.m. that jammed interstate 80 for the morning commute. at helms middle school, word spread, that traffic accident caused them someone dear. >> he told me this was his favorite job. >> reporter: 53-year-old ken zink was the school resource officer since last year, bringing a big heart to his job. he took students to a's games on the weekend, and went to their homes in times of trouble. >> he was a rock for them, helping them bridge with their families when there's problems, helping them at school when they can't concentrate. >> reporter: this 8th grader is one of those kids. >> every day he used to ask me, are you okay. i had problems and he used to like support me and told me what i should do. >> reporter: the chp says zink was on his harley davidson, riding between a big rig, when he collided with a pickup and went under the tractor-trailer. san pablo's mayor described a somber city h

all the police officer ken zink was killed in a motorcycle crash on his way to work yesterday.ur reporter is at the police station. i know the impact on the kids is huge. >> huge. they have a hard time with the loss. he was very well regarded at police department and three worked here as an officer for nine years but it was his work recently at the middle school where he had a huge impact. 53-year-old ken zink was known as zink and "dad," by students at held middle school and then for taking kids under his wing and takes some to the a's game on the weekend. he was killed yesterday morning in a traffic accident on way to work the he was riding his smoke on interrogate 80 in vallejo and three collided with a pickup truck. word spread quickly at the school, students made cards and posters for officer ken zink as they dealt with the grief. >> he was like a father figure to me and...i am so sad he is gone. >> officer ken zink was honored back in 2010 as "officer of the year," at the police department. they are now flying the flag at half staff and they have put up a tribute to him i

ken zink was killed in a traffic accident on the way to work.motorcycle on interrogate 80 in vallejo and collided with a pickup truck. word spread quickly as students dealt with the grief. >> he was a father figure to me the year here in san pablo and the mist flag is at staff what and a memorial to him in the lobby. he leaves behind seven of his own children. in addition to the kids at the school who loved him. those students are planning a memorial service for him. >> san

. >> reporter: sadness over the loss of officer ken zink is not just expressed in the cards, it's written all over the faces of the students. he was on the way to work when his motorcycle crashed in to a truck. he was ejected and then hit by a flat bed trailer. the word of his sudden death spread through the school. >> i was not thinking that anything like that would happen to him. >> reporter: zink as they called him was well though of by the students, many of the students were at risk students. >> he was like a father figure to me. i'm so sad he is gone. >> reporter: taylor adams expressed her grief in a poster she hopes to give to his father. >> i will miss you. i miss your advice, i love you and hope i can see you again. >> reporter: zink joined the police department nine years ago in that time, he was named officer of the year. and recognized for his work in n narcotics investigations. >> a long time algebra teacher in a prep school in san jose is accused of sexual assault of a former student. he is on leave, police arrested him in school today, he taught the student last year. she t

a sudden loss for an east bay police force. 53-year-old william zink was killed this morning on his way to work for san pablo pd. he was a school resource officer and the father of seven children. ktvu's debora villalon in san pablo where we're told he was beloved by officers and the community. debora? >> reporter: in vallejo a bad crash just before 7:00 a.m.  that jammed interstate 80 for the morning commute. and at the middle school in san pablo word spread. that traffic accident had cost them someone dear. >> he loved our school. he told me this was his favorite job. >> reporter: 53-year-old ken zink was the school resource officer. bringing a big heart to his job. he took students to a's games and went to their homes in times of trouble. >> he was a rock for them. helping them bridge with their families. when there's problems, helping them at school and if they can't concentrate. >> reporter: this eighth-grader is one of those kids. >> asking me are you okay? like i had problems. and he used to like support me and told me what i should do. >> reporter: chp says he was on his harle

through the school. >> i was not thinking that anything like that would happen to him. >> reporter: zinkas they called him was well though of by the students, many of the students were at risk students. >> he was like a father figure to me. i'm so sad he is gone. >> reporter: taylor adams expressed her grief in a poster she hopes to give to his father. >> i will miss you. i miss your advice, i love you and hope i can see you again. >> reporter: zink joined the police department nine years ago in that time, he was named officer of the year. and recognized for his work in n narcotics investigations. >> a long time algebra teacher in a prep school in san jose is accused of sexual assault of a former student. he is on leave, police arrested him in school today, he taught the student last year. she told a friend and the friend reported it to police. the school released a statement saying that they were shocked when the incident was brought to their attention and they are cooperating with the investigation. sad day. >>> now to the wild fire that is burning in the santa cruz mountains. we are s

. >> reporter: sadness over the loss of officer ken zink is not just expressed in the cards, it's written all over the faces of the students. he was on the way to work when his motorcycle crashed in to a truck. he was ejected and then hit by a flat bed trailer. the word of his sudden death spread through the school. >> i was not thinking that anything like that would happen to him. >> reporter: zink as they called him was well though of by the students, many of the students were at risk students. >> he was like a father figure to me. i'm so sad he is gone. >> reporter: taylor adams expressed her grief in a poster she hopes to give to his father. >> i will miss you. i miss your advice, i love you and hope i can see you again. >> reporter: zink joined the police department nine years ago in that time, he was named officer of the year. and recognized for his work in n narcotics investigations. >> a long time algebra teacher in a prep school in san jose is accused of sexual assault of a former student. he is on leave, police arrested him in school today, he taught the student last year. she t

zink served in the el cerrito police department before switching to san pablo.icer zink won numerous awards but students and fellow officers agree what set him apart was his ability to connect and help children and teens. officer zink leaves behind 7 children. >> a go fund me has been set up for his family. we have that information for you at ktvu.com. just go to our mornings on 2 section right there and click on web links. >>> new from overnight, donald trump has been on a twitter tirade since early this morning about hillary clinton and former miss universe, at 2:30, trump posted a tweet accusing hillary clinton's campaign of helping 1996 miss universe winner become a u.s. citizen quote so she could use her in the debate. he also alludes to an alleged sex tape featured mashado, in another tweet trump suggested mashado duped clinton. donald trump is also denying a news week report that he explored business opportunities in cuba in the late 1990s which would have violated the u.s. trade embargo. news week reported that the work was done by a consulting firm and

zink was a resource officer. his harly yesterday and slammed into a truck and was hit by a big rig that crash shut down part of nurt state 80 for hours. -- interstate 80 for hours. he was often taking students to game thins weekend and wep to their -- on the weekend and went to a their homes during trouble times. >> i had problems and he would support me and tell me what i should do. >> well police chief spent the day with zink's family and zink leaves behind 7 children and served in the police deapartmented in his memory -- department and students are asking that september 29th be officer zink day. >>> near tracey that where this big ryrig over turned and -- rig over turned and crashed and caught fire you scene from sky fox it is still smoldering and traffic is moving normally so be careful the four on two continues. because she doesn't know that it kills 40,000 californians... every year. because she doesn't understand what cancer is. because she can't spell emphysema. because she is a butterfly, who fights fir

i swear that was the number one response i heard. >> reporter: officer zink died on his motorcycle on 80 in vallejo. he collided with a car then a freightliner a commercial truck pulling a trailer. he died on the scene. he spent the last nine years as a san pablo police officer, el cerrito police for six years before that. and he was also an officer in the u.s. coast guard. >> he always made my day. he made me laugh. >> reporter: but at the middle school he was also the fatherly figure who always found a way to give everyone words of encouragement. >> you can do better. do you realize the positive messages kids remember when they think of him? >> the energy he gave me every day, too,, you know, it's, like, the things he said to me. make me feel good pump me up. i'm going to really miss working with him every day like that. >> reporter: joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> right now, fremont police are asking for any witnesses to come forward who may have seen a hit-and-run. police want to talk to this man caught on surveillance video from an ac transit bus. police say he might have seen the crash

officer zink one numerous awards over his career.students and fellow officers agree that what set him apart was his ability to connect with and help children and teenagers. he leaves behind seven children. >>> it is now 5:35. a gofundme account is set up for the family of officer zink. we have that information on ktvu.com. go to our "mornings on 2" section and click on web links. >>> news this morning, world leaders including president obama gathered in jerusalem today for the funeral of former israeli president shimon peres. the president along with many other international dignitaries is there. this includes french president francois hollande, prince charles. he died at the age of 93 from a stroke. president obama gave the last eulogy. >> i could not be more honored to be in jerusalem to say farewell to my friend shimon peres, who showed us that justice and hope are at the heart of the zionist idea. >> president obama also mentioned the palestinian president saying the fact that he was there at the funeral was a jester and reminder

officer ken zink was on the way to work to the hems middle school in san pablo. the kids are upset he was a anyone career veteran of the san pablo police department and was recognize for his work in narcotics investigation and was "officer of the year," he is survived by seven children. this gofundme account has been set up to help his family right nows you can see it is up to $16,650. reaching the $10,000 goal overnight. if you want to help out we have a lincoln abc7news.com. >> this morning, students in daly city are learningty bullying lesson from someone who knows. percenten as fan bryan stow was beaten into a coma outside of dodgers stadium in 2011. amy hollyfield is at west lake elementary school. amy? >> he finished the prosecution and he sound asked look great. he did tell the students that he had to learn how to walk and talk again, and his range of motion has been impacted, and he will have to have caregivers for his life the listen to the speech the he has come so far. >> it has affected my will bows knees and shoulders which will forever limit my rang

zinke: thank you, madam speaker. when i was a commander, i can tell you i was never the best jumper, diver, explosive expert, but i always knew who was and able to surround myself with the greatest team that this country could muster and i feel privileged and horpped also in congress to surround myself with what i think is the greatest team of patriots, both men and women who served their country and have a great love for our constitution. tonight's discussion is about the constitution. and all of us took an oath to support and defend the constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic. in this time in our history, i don't think there is a more important message to do that than today. our constitution is about individual rights. granted by us, not by the government, but by god, secured by the people. what we find ourselves today, not a republican or democrat issue. this is an american issue and it strikes at the very heart of our country. across our great land, there is a sense that america has lost her place.

i know the children are grieving and they want to honor officer william zink. they want to date to be named after him. grief counselors will be here as students say goodbye to 53- year-old william zink was headed here to the school on his harley davidson waterspout when he slammed into a truck and was hit by a big rig. the crash shut down parts of high 84 hours yesterday morning patient and administrators at the school day he often reached out to at-risk teens taking student to games on the weekend and went to their homes in times of trouble. >> like every day he would ask me are you okay because i have problems and he used to support me and told me what i should too. >> san pablo police chief spent the day with his family. leave behind seven children. he also served as a police officer and el cerrito before he switched to san pablo. communities and san pablo and el cerrito are mourning his loss . >>> a gofundme fund is set up for his family. we have the information on our channel to website ktvu.com producing go there and open our mornings unto section and cli

christien kafton joins us now from san pablo with how officer william zink is being remembered and the difference he made and so many kids lives -- kids' lives. >> reporter: good morning. we are here at san pablo police station right now where people are just coming to grips with the loss of officer cancer -- ken zink. he was a resource officer at the nearby hail middle school. -- helm middle school. according to chp he was headed to the school on his harley- davidson writing between a nissan pickup truck and a big rig when he collided with the pickup truck and fell underneath the big rig. the freeway was closed down for hours. all say he reached out to at risk teens, taking on an active role to advocate for children that he protected. >> when a kid would get into trouble, he was there to punish them but he would actually walk them through the process of change. he was an amazing man. >> reporter: san pablo's police chief spent time with his family and dixon yesterday. he served in the el cerrito police department before switching over to san pablo. the 1 north -- he won numerous award

officer ken zink was killed on his motorcycle on the way to work. part of his job was a resource officer at helms middle school. >> there wasn't a single person who said he didn't talk to him yesterday. i swear that was the number one response i heard. >> zink spent the last nine years as a san pablo police officer. he was with el cerrito police for six years before that. he was also an officer in the u.s. coast guard. >>> time now 6:09. donald trump's campaign is shifting strategy. why political experts say the republican nominee is playing a dangerous game! >> and multiple arrests overnight as protests continue over a deadly police shooting in southern california. >> and it is finally feeling like fall with these temperatures anywhere from 8 to 10 degrees below average for this time of the year. we'll talk about your rain chances coming up. >> and if you are not driving today through the bay area traffic, we have bart and ferry delays and cancellations. more details coming up. we'll be right back. >>> closed captioning for this newscast is sponsor

officer ken zink was on his way to work when he was killed. he was a school resource officer at helms elementary school. the principal of the school says he learned every students' name and was seen as their friend. the school has plans to have a memorial in the next couple weeks so the students can occasionally honor him. >>> new this morning, three suspects in custody after police say their car nearly ran down an officer only to crash following a brief chase in the east bay. it ended in a park on alston way late last night. police say they slammed through barriers protecting the park and wound up against the tree. earlier the driver tried to run down a richmond police officer during what started as a traffic stop. three people in the car were arrested. >>> a middle school teacher at a prestigious school in san jose is in jail this morning. accused of sexually assaulting a former student. investigators say david graham sexually assaulted the student back in 2007. graham was her algebra teacher at hasker academy in san jose. officers say he us

so i think they're made out of zink nowadays, but see the pennies all over the roadway here.cture, almost, imagine like your piggy bank breaking open the entire load of the tractor-trailer all over the roadway here. and that's what we're dealing with. the driver of the tractor-trailer, taken to a local hospital, with some minor injuries. so he's going to be okay. but as we're far from okay on 95 this morning, one delaware official said this could be closed until lunchtime. mike, alex, back over to you. >> my goodness, so coming up to the mint here to press the feds on the blanks. >> well, so let's get out there. >> steve keeley has been there what for about an hour snow. >> it happened about 2:00 something this morning? here's steve. >> reporter: well, we walked a mile and a half to get to this shot. that tells you the length of 95 being shutdown. since you guys were all just talking about it, i pick up my 2 cents worth and chris propped them up against couple of pieces of gravel so you can see what spilled all over the road. who knows how many of these, there could be a mill

they are mourning the loss of officer zink. he was killed yesterday.was a nine-year veteran of the san pablo police department . he was one of the departments most popular officers. in fact, he was voted by his fellow officers, as the officer of the year in 2010. according to statements from school officials in the apartment, they say he loves his job as school resource officer most. he had been here at helm since the middle of last year. he helped students, parents, faculty -- any way he could. the principal said some of the things he did for the students and for the faculty here at home. >> heat of was all about the students. and all about the connection with their families, support the homeschool connection and helping me as a principal when we need extra support to connect with the family, go out to the home and make sure everything's okay. i loved working with him every day. and so did the students.>> reporter: the principal says there will be grief counselors on scene not only for students, it also for staff. she says she has substitute teachers

. >> officer ken zink was on his way to work when he was killed. he was a well-liked school resource officer at helms middle school in san pablo. yesterday more than 300 students wrote messages and notes to him after learning he died. the principal says he learned every students' name and was seen as a friend. >> an unexpected accident. students were just in shock. >> there was a number of kids, he worked with them and their families. this is an officer that not only did it on his time, but also on his own time. >> the school has plans for a memorial in the next couple weeks so the students can honor him. >>> officers on the wrong side of the law. two more officersism kated in the sexual misconduct scandal in the east bey will be rerained. ricardo peres and giovanni are accused of engaging in sexual acts with jasmine, who used to be known as celeste guap. the inappropriate relationships allegedly happened when jasmine was a minor. >>> an update from the east coast. not surprisingly, no trains coming in and out of hoboken yesterday. investigators tr

. >> principal jessica patrilli says officer ken zink was one of a kind. >> there wasn't a single person who didn't say i just talked to him yesterday. like it felt like he connected with everyone yesterday because i feel that was the number one response i heard. >> reporter: officer zinc was hit by a car then by a fright liner. el cerrito police for six years, a he was also an officer in the u.s. coast guard. >> he always made my day, me laugh. >> reporter: he was also the jedi like figurely figure. >> i got you tomorrow. you can do better. these are the positive things that people remind him. >> make me feel good, pump me up. i'm just going to really miss talking to him every day like that. >> reporter: ken zinc was named officer of the year back in 2010 but among his many professional accomplishments was what turned out to be his last, as school resource officer. >>> the tweet tonight from san ramon police quote, our thoughts are with the family and friends of officer william zinc and with the members of san pablo police department. tragic. >>> why a commuter train crashed into a plat

ryan zinke's democratic candidate attacking him for being a disabled veteran.that what's going on in this sound bite? >> i have visited with vets across this state who thought congressman zinke would do a better job and he hasn't. he said they shouldn't become dependent on government when he accepts disability payments every month. those are the type of hip critical actions we need to get over. >> brian zinke is in our nation's capitol. good morning, congressman. >> great to be with you, steve. >> good to be with you. congressman, what did you make of her bringing up your disability. >> i've been shot at before. i say we need more veterans in congress. we're supporting brian matt and others. veterans aren't numbers, we're faces. we all have a record. we're solution minded, red, white, blue. i think it's important to have a larger veteran voice in congress. >> it's good to have a vet voice, you're absolutely right. here is what your opponent, 49, the state's two-term superintendent of public instruction here she is attacking your ambitions. she said it seems lik

. >> officer kevin zink was a well liked resource officer at helms middle school in san pablo.esterday more than 300 students wrote messages and notes to him after learning he died. the principal said he learned every student's name and was seen as a friend. >> it was an unexpected accident. students were just in shock. >> there were a number ofd kids, he worked with them and their families. this is an officer that not only did it during his time but also his own time. >> there will be no trains coming in and out of hoboken, new jersey. investigators trying to figure out what caused a train to crash. we brought it to you here on "today in the bay." a young mother was sadly killed and more than 100 others hurt. the commuter train plowed through a barrier, jumping the track and slamming into a wall. authorities say the train did not have positive train control or ptc. it's a safety system that uses gps and computers to monitor trains and stopping them from speeding or derailing. >> year after year we'll continue to see accidents that could have been prevented by ptc. >> only 22%

ken zink was killed in a traffic accident on the way to work. he was riding the motorcycle on interrogate 80 in vallejo and collided with a pickup truck. word spread quickly as students dealt with the grief. >> he was a father figure to me the year here in san pablo and the mist flag is at staff what and a memorial to him in the lobby. he leaves behind seven of his own children. in addition to the kids at the school who loved him. those students are planning a memorial service for him. >> san pack lows police employees situation set up this gofundme page to help the family. it stands at $10,790. it reached the initial $10,000 goal overnight by less than 100 people in only seven hours. if you would like to help we have a link on our abc7news.com. >> now the wildfire burning in the santa cruz mountains. the aerial assault is seen here that has destroyed eight homes and nine other structures. one firefighter has been hurt. in los gatos dozens of people attended a meeting in loma prieta, some thankful, and some frustrated. the loma fire has burned 4

tonight officer ken zink is being remembered as a kind, compassionate man.ready to offer a hug to anyone who needed it. grant lodes is here with details on this tragic loss. >> grant:tonight - the ntsb is on the scene of that deadly train crash in hobeken new jersey. 77 kids of his own to biological the adopted five others and hoarfrost ripley's debt this began with u.s. coast guard helistop to work in narcotics protection and was the officer of the year and 2010. people describe him as one of the most humble unassuming guys you ever meet money was not working he was with his kids volunteering in the community. he was on his motorcycle heading to work was about 80 in vallejo this morning they say his motorcycle collided paul with a big rig and a gulf fund accounts set up which posted that link on our website. >> steve:investigators are trying to piece together what happened. one person was killed -- more than 100 others were hurt.when that out-of-control train plowed into a station platform. scott mcclean is in new jersey tonight with the latest. here in the bay area, caltrain is reviewi

ken zink was with the san pablo police department.tudents at the school consider him a father figure. >>> a judge is expected to rule today whether a man and a woman will stand trial for murder. investigators say morrison lampley and lila alligood killed a woman in san francisco and a man near fairfax. >>> in the next half-hour of "cbs this morning" the investigation into that deadly train accident in new jersey. >>> stay with us, traffic and weather in just a moment. ,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. happy friday. 7:27. let's take a look at your bay area roads. starting here in fremont, southbound 880 at warren avenue, that two-car crash we reported earlier is clear. but major backups on southbound 880 the nimitz freeway. traffic is backed up into san leandro. a live look at the nimitz in both directions, 238 in san leandro to the maze right now, about 20, 25 minutes. and wow! look at this packed toll plaza across the bay bridge! the maze to downtown westbound will take you a heavy 20, 25 minutes. liz, to you. >> okay, thank you, roqui. out

learn more at tiaa.org lou: joining us tonight congress men ryan zinke.sman spent 23 years as a navy s.e.a.l. commander s.e.a.l. team six and also served as joint special forces commander direct. congressmen it's great to have you with us. quite a display last night and the commander-in-chief for him. hillary clinton, that should have been her purview it seemed to me to stumble excessively. your thoughts? >> i agree and her comment about iraq and that we are not going to put truth in iraq and the commander-in-chief on do you never disclose your intention and certainly used you keep all options available to you and it's just the basics. of course her comments on libya. no one can blame libya except for hillary clinton and the president, that's clear. she still refuses to admit that we lost for individuals there in two of them which were my friends and her comments are inconsistent with what i would think would be a commander-in-chief. lou: it is persistent, this muddying up everything. now moleh seem to follow her. mistakes are part of her dna now but to s

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u2, which wendy zink has the better question? [laughter] >> he says you have the better question and that makes me want to hear his question, but ask me a question after. i just have to physically remove itself from this podium. yes? >> he talked about lafayette coming back to america in 1824, can you tell a little bit about the reason why almost every city in america at that time name something after lafayette? what impacted he have on america that did that imac in fact, great question to end on. i made the right choice. thank you. yes, when lafayette quÉbec in 1824 and 25, that 13 month victory lap around the country where he went to all of the states is the origin for how all of these states and not states, but cities and counties and warships and horses and babies and streets and parks got named after lafayette. and i think washington dc it's worth remembering that the most meaningful of any of these, no offense to lafayette ronald hubbard is lafayette park across from the white house because this is kind of our capital a pro

crawford: it contains over 15 vitamins and minerals including folic acid, zink it is a staple for kitchens around the world. in an age over the concern of healthy, affordable foods, rice, a half cup costs less than 10 cents and provides complex carbs that fuel the human body. here in the united states congress, one of the problems i run into is people didn't know we grow rice in the united states. but i do what i can to spread the word about rice production including sending members rice crispy treats on their birthdays. if we want to solve the world for solving with cheap, affordable food, i can't think of that more important than feeding the world. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from nebraska seek recognition? >> to address the house for one minute 1. the speaker pro tempore: -- >> to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> as we celebrate hispanic heritage month, i rise to recognize a woman who has left a mark on the nebraska district. r. ashford: dr. lordess

can, it is not unprecedented for brafleters and news people to choose news sides, you got to make a zinkson reporters. i cut him a little bit of slack. within the hispanic community, it's not one mono lithic hispanic community. let me talk about nation groups, mexico, central america, that's the group i think represented by jorge ramos. these are people who have been the -- taken the brunt of mr. trump's wrath about the southern border and so forth. this is the group that he targeted with the rapist-drug dealer comment, in my view, ill-conceived comments and in his very announcement. so he's been the enemy of that group and their perception and then the media's character zaks za -- characterization right from the get go. there are are other latinos and the cuban americans have been embraced by the gop. they get favored status when they come into this country. unlike other immigrants, if they can touch the sand, the presumption is they are political refugees. cuban americans have voted gop. bush v. gore, a tie vote in florida, the key state,hoever won florida won the presidency of the unit