i am hopeful for what this legislation will differ zion for the zion community. i am particularly hopeful for what it will do for all communities across the united states that are presently hosting nuclear power plants. every one of those plans are facing decommissioning in the spent fuel storage issue. i hope the legislation will help those communities afford -- avoid the pitfalls that zion is still dealing with 20 years after closing. i want to thank you for your time and attention, and also for the opportunity to share our experience with you. because of time factors, i have glossed over the details of what has happened in our community. but, if any of you have questions afterwards, i will be happy to go into details. thank you. >> thank you very much maryhill. our next speaker has an extremely long exposure to nuclear issues. our next speaker is the principal man of the westman band of the shoshone nation of indians. he is secretary to the native counsel. has studied the health effects and is deeply concerned based on the side that native american populations

i am the mayor of zion illinois. the community with a population of 25,000 located proximally 45 miles north of chicago. situated directly on lake michigan. i am not an expert on nuclear power. or fuel storage or transportation. but i would like to share with you our experience as opposed to nuclear power plant as well as the decommissioning and fuel storage process. design nuclear power plant was licensed by the nuclear regulatory commission in 1973. operated from 74 to 98. decommissioning is expected to be completed by the end of the year. we presently have 64 dry storage units on site in zion. in 1968, the nuclear power was a new technology that was to provide low-cost electric power. this was good for zion, illinois and good for our country. people in zion understood locating the power plant within the community and along the shores of lake michigan would entail some cost. it was an understanding the community would give up 250 acres of lakefront property. there will be an eyesore on the community, they would be

we year and to return to zion -- we yearn to return to zion and rebuild jerusalem. eespite this unique bond in th history of nations, and nearly 70 years after israel declared jerusalem its capital, not a single nation recognized it. so many new the truth but no one had the courage to speak it. until president trump made history by recognizing history. in doing so, president trump punctured the great lie, and made clear that the jewish people are in the land of israel, not only by might, but by right. president trump's decision will surely echo across the ages. some 2500 years ago the persian the jewsyrus enabled to return to the holy land and rebuild the temple. i don't know if the persians remember cyrus the great, but the jews do. he is inscribed in our internal book and has been carried for millennia in our collective memory. trump's president decision will never be forgotten. was the ninth day of the hebrew month. like so many jews around the world, i fasted and mourned the destruction of the two temples. today i have the privilege to be here as israel's ambass

here now is a member of the choir, zion's joy kay endsley.. >> thank you. >> dana: tell us about the song and the message you were trying to convey and how this was taken down by facebook. >> this song is about love and it's about unity and it's about hope. we were incredibly shocked when facebook came and took this song, this message that so needs to be heard right now down. we couldn't believe it. >> dana: did they give you any indication, i know they have since apologized. i should ask you if you accept their apology. >> absolutely. >> dana: and so what was it in the video or in the song that was actually considered political speech whether it was artificial intelligence or a human that made that decision? >> you know what? we actually aren't for sure. the issue happened when we tried to boost it nationally. and it was political content. while we were trying to figure out a solution for this. i went and looked at the facebook video. we were so excited. we have been receiving some positive reviews and feedback from this from so many people

so, congratulations to cameron kasky, zion kelly and samantha fuentes. come get your award. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. [applause] >> thank you all. i would like to start out by saying that i should not be standing here. i should not have had to call my friends after the shooting. samantha should not have had to pull shrapnel out of her body and science brother should not have been taken from us. we should not be here tonight. we should not be accepting this award and we should not stand in front of you. but alas, we are here and it is an honor to accept this award from tony and james caddell, the freedom of expression on behalf of many, many others, only a few of them are standing here this evening. kirsch implies that a certain course of action is being taken voluntarily. it takes kirsch to speak up, particularly what used to be thought of as the powerless you. maybe to a certain extent that is true and i guess that is the region and has decided to honor the march students at this award. however, the parkland, florida, march for alleged event so near to represent a

we yearn to return to zion and rebuild jerusalem and we sum up the hopes and dreams of our people in three hebrew words. next year in jerusalem. yet, despite this unique bond in the history of nations and nearly 70 years after israel declared jerusalem its capital, not a single nation recognized it. so many knew the truth, but no one had the courage to speak it. that is until president trump made history by recognizing history. [cheers and applause] in doing so, president trump punctured the great lie and made clear that the jewish people are in the land of israel not only by might, but by right. president trump's decision will surely echo across the ages. some 2500 years ago the persian king cyrus enabled the jews to return to the who will -- holy land and rebuild the temple. he's ascribed in our eternal book and carried in our collective people's memory. so, too, president trump's decision will never be forgotten. forgotten. [applaus [applause] >> yesterday was the ninth day of the hebrew month, like so many jews around the world, i fasted and mourned the destruction of the two tem

[applaus [applause] >> this award says, for zion's sake, i will not keep silent and for jerusalem's sake, i will not remain quiet, till her righteous shines out like the torch-- isaiah 62:1. [cheers and applause] >> each year the leadership of cufi selects the one person in america that we feel has done the most to defend and protect israel. we're delighted and highly honored to present this award to ambassador haley. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. oh, thank you so much. i feel the love. i do. thank you. thank you so very much, pastor hagee for that kind introduction and thank you, ambassador dermer for your friendship and your partnership. it's great to be with you. it is my true honor to have been asked to speak with you today. before i say anything about what i do, i want to say a few words about what all of you do. it's always a great thing when americ americans use the power of their voice. what's amazing about christians united for israel is not just the power of your voice, it's also the importance of the cause you have dedicated your voice to. [applaus [applause] >> israel n

well similar things a way to pick her way she has scored as they returned to zion grab the team was driven through the city center in an open top bus and cheered on by around one hundred thousand people getting to the finalists the young country's best to have a performance of the world cup having reached the semifinals back in one thousand nine hundred eighty captain luca mode which was also named player of the tournament . i call amy the coach and it will be here at the top of the hour with all the latest news headlines to do join us then. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see that. if you're a political news junkie then you're probably experiencing a serious overdose consider the recent nato meeting trump's visit to the u.k. so called russia gate heats up and the trump booty summit you discuss in all your eye crossed. right now we're all set to start in five to get to the studio has a signal. he's not going to talk about. just me right after the mars explorers were moved wouldn't the

tourists stranded in the grand canyon had to be flown but -- out by helicopter five at a time and zion national park. police busting a serial rapist being a ride share person and he was charged. his bail is set at more than $4 million and that tonight's western roundup. on the bright note, a veteran is making waves literally. he was at his local pool when he noticed a young boy afraid to dive off a board and decide to show how easy it was and it motivate the little boy. the video's gone viral and bliss, who served in world war ii and the korean war is being called a hero on social media. check him out. he's brave than i am. i don't like diving boards either. 95 years old and encouraging people and taking away the fear for a young boy to jump in himself. he's a hero. the most watched and most trusted and grateful you spent your friday evening with us. have a great weekend. i'm shannon bream. ♪ >> brian: hope you had a sensational day, this is "tucker carlson tonight." i am filling in for tucker throughout the show unless something goes wrong. president trump's visit to the u.k., meeting

he said that's up to the people of britain and he went on to praise boris johnson who are zioned over the brexit usue. that was seen as a swipe at prime minister ahead of this important face-to face he's go having to with her it's going to be interesting to see their dynamic at the nato. >> and following the nato summit from the european point of view. we've heard all about it it, the okay from the mayor that big old trump baby -- you know drump baby balloon. talk about it ahead of the visit in it itself this would be big eeenough to watch alone when it comes to nato. >> absolutely. you have a number of narratives playing out. one of them the street level narrative where you will have thousands, if not enits of thousands talking to the streets on friday. but then you have the over ruding narrative it, the one you were just speaking about there which is a number of european leaders very concerned, not only about what president trump could say but what he could do visually at some of these photo opportunities. snubing the prime minister of montenegro. when you look at it the pressure te

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a lot of those areas there, you could get yourself into a situation, especially in utah, like the zionanyon, where you might go down a little trail, and all of a sudden, next thing you know, there is water up to your chin. >> jason: out west, we've got a lot of abandoned places. we do have a lot of caves and cave networks there between nevada and utah and colorado and wyoming. one of the things i can't get over is how dark it is. i go into my closet, turn on a light, truly can't imagine how dark it was. they went nine days and there before they figured out that they were alive. if they even had much with them. and now, they've got this hard decision, right? what do you do? do you swim? do you put a mask on them? do you wait it out and hope that mother nature doesn't pour more water onto them? >> dana: we hope that everything turns out okay. we hope that they have what they need to get there it, i am sure that they are very serene at the moment. they seem like it's in the pictures. they have been raised very well. we will keep you updated on that. but now, coming up, the latest on the s

i am ella strong, and i represent the church of christ zion at 450 o'farrell street, the project co-sponsor. we have been ministering to the needs of the tenderloin industry, but the current building hinders us in fulfilling the church's mission. the current building is dark, inaccessible, imposing, difficult to move around in, and unwelcoming. in order to stay in the tenderloin -- >> you need the overhead? >> there you go. >> in order to stay in the tenderloin, which was always been the tent of our members, we urgently need a new church facility. it will enable us to continue to fulfill our mission of bringing hope, comfort, compassion and peace to all individuals and to the community. importantly also, we need our reading room to be well located here on o'farrell street where it will be open during the week. the current building doesn't allow us to have a reading room. we have been working on this church project for 35 years. we are pleased that the planning department is recommending approval of our project, and we are happy to be here today requesting your approval of our project. let m

a family from denmark recorded this video as rain poured down in zion national park in utah.ng down steep cliffs and mud and debris blocked the roadway. this video got a lot of attention. a 71-year-old woman went into a canal with her car. she was rescued by fire department personnel in phoenix. the woman was quickly pulled to the canal bank. she suffered minor injuries and is in stable condition. monsoon season runs late union into august, and increases risk of flash floods here and in southern california. back to you guys in new york. adam housley. melissa: adam housley, thank you. david: trump on the world stage continues. he will sit down with vladmir putin on monday. what can we expect when these two leaders come face-to-face? ♪ sweat the details. noticing what most will never notice. it's what you do. when the thing you're making... isn't a thing. it's your reputation. the all-new ram 1500. comfortably, the most luxurious truck in its class. and why more people are switching to ram than ever before. a hotel can make or break a trip. and at expedia, we don't think you sh

we yearn to return to zion and rebuild jerusalem and we sum up the popes and dreams of our people andrds -- [inaudible]. next year in jerusalem. yet, despite this unique bond in the history of nation and nearly 70 years after israel declared jerusalem it capital not a single nation recognized it with somebody you the truth but no one had the courage to speak it and that is, until president trump made history by recognizing history. [applause] in doing so president trump pictured the great lie and made clear that the jewish people are in the land of israel, not only by might but by right. but in terms decision will echo across the ages. some 2500 years ago the persian king's, cyrus, and he will the jews to return to the holy land and rebuild the temple. i don't know if the persians remember cyrus the great but the jews do. he has inscribed in art in public and has been carried for millennial in our people's collective memory. so, too, president trump's decision will never be forgott forgotten. [applause] yesterday was the ninth day of the hebrew month and like so many jews in the world

. >> the house is located on brodrick street at bush, which is right next to ucs is mount zion canvass about a mile from the iconic painted ladies. the city band tour buses from the alamo square just a few years ago. tourists are dropped off a block away. the amendment on brodrick street would prohibit vehicles that carry nine or more passengers. the board of directors will pass -- vote on that tuesday. back in the neighborhood, there are some signs around here that say no double parking. neighbors have also taken matters into their own hands. you can see, in front of the iconic house, they have posted some of their own signs that say, you come to visit this house. every -- people live in every other house, condo on the block. we hear you all day long. please keep the volume down. live in san francisco, alyssa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the palo alto police department is bringing back its team of traffic patrol officers. that traffic team has not been operating for the last three years. partly due to a shortage of officers. but, it is returning after concerns and feedback from p

a house is to zion in a studio by a team of architects and scientists.cks of the insulator poly— youth arena are made. it expands, solidifying almost instantly. the spacing between those two walls is then filled with cement, creating a thick insulated and durable ball. the windows, doors and roof fitted separately, and voil , you have a home. so we are in your new house, it is the day you are moving in, and you will be the first family in the world to live in a house that was printed. what were your first impressions when you came? translation: so we lived in a block of council flats from the 60s, so todayis of council flats from the 60s, so today is a big change for us. it is really something amazing to be able to live in housing where there is a garden, to have a detached house. we are living that report to take you live to brussels because donald trump is just arriving for the nato summit. he has caused controversy ahead of his arrival. he said it was totally inappropriate germany is paying billions of dollars to russia for oil and gas while spending

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having a chance to spend a week in zion in february. it was just breathtaking.i spent five days on the specific crest trail in the north cascade mountains. these places are incredibly touching. when you think about the outdoor industry, it is personal. it links to passion. when you are talking about love of place. you have people that live in a place. you are leading as a governor. one of the unified factors. i think it is important. it is growing. there is a movement. let's give you a couple of data points. an 80-year-old co-op. what is happening right now, we have 1,515,000,000 members. we have added 1 million new members every year. people coming and giving us a $20 bill and becoming a lifetime member of the co-op. the vast majority of them are under 30. this is really taking off. three years ago we did this thing on black friday. we looked at what was going on. the commercial frenzy that takes place the friday after thanksgiving. we discovered we are really good at it. we closed our stores and pay them to go outside. it exploded on us. we never saw it coming

right now when zion or any other nuclear operator decided to end its licensed operations and move into decommissioning, it doesn't actually need to file a plan that the nrc approves. they basically just send the nrc a letter in the nic has essentially currently ceased its regulatory authority and that will continue to be the case based on the draft rule we have seen thus far. that also comes along with a whole lot of issue. when they don't keep regulatory requirement, you have to meet ex-environmental standards or why cleanup standards. there's no opportunity for the state, for the local community, for any ngos, for any tried to intervene in a that is not good enough for me think the cleanup should be better or for example, we think the cleanup should go faster or slower or we would like are already trained workforce to be a part of the cleanup. right now, that segues into the state and local government role. when the decommissioning plan is not a requirement and there's also no national environmental policy coverage which means that they federal action that affects the environment, ho