from colombia, missouri, to kansas city, to manhattan kansas, to lincoln, nebraska over 300 animal and pet health related companies dot the landscape. this area is known worldwide as the manal health corridor and accounts for over 50% of the total worldwide animal health diagnostics and pet food sales. by relocating the department of agriculture's ag research agencies to the certainty of the animal health corridor, and with construction in manhattan kansas near completion, the kansas, missouri partnership will truly be the leading corridor for agriculture research as well this. places usda research where it belongs, in the heart of the world's agriculture industry and close to our land grant colleges which all fuel and modernize the agriculture industry. i often brag that i represent the largest ag producing district in america. a brag that i'm going to keep saying until someone knocks me off that hill. but today i want to emphasize how important agriculture is to metropolitan areas like kansas city. in the kansas city metro area, agriculture, food, and food processing supports over 10

he ran for governor in kansas. he lost by five points to a democratic in kansas. there is some concern among republicans. they're already running for the u.s. senate in kansas. there's some concern he could potentially put the seat at risk to a democrat. so the possibility is if that looks real, maybe pompeo could take on cobalk, win that nomination. and trump won -- won here by 21 points and the republican base being so loyal in kansas. would that help pompeo edefeat cobalk and win the seat? so that's the possibility being dangled and you mentioned the more immediate concern when it comes to the senate. republican senators in a public impeachment trial. that loyalty potentially a factor there. let's take a look that latest impeachment polling. fraevl supporting and 47 oppose. the partisan breakdown among democrats overwhelming support among republicans overwhelming opposition. and that overwhelming opposition among republicans, think about some of the swing state republicans. before that, take a look at this. mcsally in arizona has got to worry about the filing i

but it also sent a message to women and girls in kansas. if you tried to get an abortion here, you could be the subject of an investigation by the state attorney general. this guy will get his hands on your personal medical records, all of them. cline ultimately got his license to practice law yanked by the state of kansas in his pursuit of dr. tiller. all of his efforts against tiller ultimately yielded a misdemeanor case for how tiller referred patients for a state mandated second opinion for abortion. in 2009 following years of investigations, after four days of testimony it took jurors all of 45 minutes to clear george tiller of all charges. but two months later dr. tiller was dead. tiller's murderer had been sitting in that courtroom watching that trial, watching the justice system exonerate george tiller. you can see him here sitting next to the president of operation rescue. two months later he would walk into the church george tiller attended, he walked in on a sunday morning, he held up a gun to tiller's head and he executed him at

. >> we'll hear argument next in case 18556, kansas versus glover. general krouse. >> thank you, mr. chief justice, and as it please of court. it permits a brief investigation on an officer's particularized suspici suspicion. it is the touchstone of reasonable suspicion. here deputy mayor found a vehicle on the road, learned that the registered driver was incapable of lawfully operating that vehicle, had the belief under common sense the registered owner was likely the driver, pulled the vehicle over, initiated the stop, cited the individual for being a habitual violator. that common sense belief is one that has been recognized by the judges in 12 state supreme courts, four circuit courts of appeals across the country and that is that finding the registered of the owner of the vehicle as a driveres a common sense inference absent information to the contrary. some may argue that the existence of a suspended license would undermine that suspicion but of the 16 courts that i just mentioned, 11 of them have dealt with this precise situation and the judge

kansas and a stipulation. the >> party to stipulation that, it's up to the court. >> so joined stipulation. >> yes. >> the fourth point i'd like to make, a stay at meant does not and should not apply to this, age and experience of the office, or time today ended, the rule correspondent proposes that the requires officers to let vehicle go, and because it impossible to identify, the court case, i believe, does not warrant it, does not do it, certainly reasonable suspicion case do not to support. >> fifth the state has a strong incentive to regulate traffic here, they have strong law enforcement interest, and for example if a child, .. at >> if a child is being abducted, and were looking for them the mother, and they have a reasonable case to look at the license plate. >> thank you counsel case washington journal continues. host: at our table, carol jenkins, copresident and ceo of >> at our table, carol jenkins, copresident and ceo of the e.r.a. coalition. what is the equal rights amendment? >> it is what should

with kansas media. now we have the president clearly opening the door for him to do this. pompeo insists he's focused on the job of secretary of state but it sure looks like this is something he wants to do. on the one hand, you can make the case, if you're mike pompeo, you want to get out now, get away from this mess, his own reputation is taking more and more hits, the morale in the state department is diving, people are upset with him for the reasons you said. on the other hand, if you leave now, that doesn't look great either. it looks like you're stepping down potentially in disgrace, you're sort of running and hiding from something, you're bailing out when the going gets tough. and so he doesn't really have a good option here. and the president says he would win an election in kansas in a landslide. you know, i'm not sure we can take that for granted anymore. >> they elected a democratic governor. >> they elected a democratic governor. it's not a total cakewalk for republicans and he's got a lot o

nextibel here and argument in the case of kansas versus glover. suspicion permits investigation, commonsense judgment, experiences of reasonable suspicion. here, the deputy found a vehicle in the road and learned the driver was incapable of operating the vehicle and had the belief under common sense registered owner was the likely driver. the commonsense belief that deputy mayor had is one that has been recognized by judges across findingtry and that is the registered vehicle -- registered driver as the owner of the vehicle is common sense. of the 16 courts i just mentioned, 11 of them have dealt with this precise situation and the judges of those courts have indicated that reasonable suspicion continues to exist. the predicate for the habitual fire later law is that the registered owner make me continuing to drive and the only thing we are asking is whether or not there is reasonable suspicion to investigate further. underthe deputy relied common sense giving that the registered owner was likely to be driving again. a phrase from terry, it would

a brief update of what we're seeing in kansas. ten hospitalizations are confirmed from vaping and e-cigarette related illnesses, including two deaths in adults. that's an increase over the numbers that were quoted by the cdc from last week. and that was just a new adult added this week to that list. we have the same vaping patterns as seen around the country with these lung diseases and illnesses from the vaping solutions. some have been nicotine only. some have been thc only and some have been a combination of both, including cbd oil. the final analysis is pending the return of the test results from the fda and what i just told you was what we took by way of history of the deceased's family members. two-thirds are 18 to 34-year-olds in kansas, 16% are under the age of 18, 17% of users are under age 35 and three-fourths of the users are male. in kansas and nationwide, over one-half of all e-cigarette users also smoke combustible cigarettes. 80% of use first contact with nicotine is through vaping. what we are doing in kansas, simi

, he loves the people of kansas. if he thought there was a chance of losing that seat, i think he would do that and he would win in a landslide. >> so this comes as the president and his team are working to shore up support from senate republicans for this possible oncoming impeachment trial. back at the big board for us tonight because this, after all, involves politics. our national commpolitical correspondent steve kornacki. what's going on here? >> trpompeo has made a number o trips back to kansas. when trump says if i thought there was somebody who might not be able to win, who he's probably talking about there is this guy, the controversial former secretary of state in kansas. last year kobach ran last year. there's some concern that he could put the seat at risk for a republican. kansas a very red state generally. trump won here by 21 points. what trump would be counting on there if it comes to it is the republican base being so loyal to trump in kansas and elsewhere. if trump gave his seal of approval to pomp

kansas didn't do that work so this court should affirm. i'm happy to take any questions. >> that last bit is what interest me, it's a small burden you impose in the state. i does seemed like in many of the cases on which the government relies that an officer comes in and says in my experience owners drive their cars and if that is all that is an issue here, that kansas forgot, neglected to put an officer on the stand to say my experience, the driver, usually the owner of the car, what are we fighting about here and it seems to me that it's almost as informal they are asking this court to endorse. [crowd boos] figure for the question. it's certainly not in formalism. the question is not whether an owner drives the car but an owner that doesn't have a valid drivers license. >> the officer will now come in and say were just asking for words instead of i propose and you propose. >> maybe he will, maybe he won't. we don't know what his expenses. >> what if the officer said i was trained that the driver of the car is usually the owner even when

. >> 18556 kansas versus rover. >> thank you mr. chief jeff justice. the minimal standard in a break investigation upon an officer and thomas jefferson with expenses. >> pulled the vehicle over in a stop in the individual for being habitual violator. that believe the deputy mayor had is one that was recognized in 12 states supreme court, for circuit courts appealed across the country and that is the finding and register owner of the vehicle has a driver with a common sense with absent to the contrary. some may argue that the existence of a suspended license would undermine a suspicion with the 16 courts, 11 have dealt with this precise situation and the judges of those courts have indicated with reasonable suspicion continue to exist even in that circumstance. the factual predicate for the habitual violator ball across the country is that the registered owner may continue to drive. the only thing we are asking here deputy mayor that a register owner that was likely to be driving with additional investigation. afraid from carrie, it would've been more p

mahomes took one play to give kansas city a chance. a strike to robinson, mahomes throwing for 446 yards and three touchdowns. but it came down to this, the kicking came. the titans stunned the chiefs, 35-32. they are 5 and 5 and in the playoff mix, kansas city falls to 6 and 4. the raiders are a half game back and tied in the loss column for the division lead. two games play again in kansas city in three weeks. >>> the raiders will face the bengals next sunday at the coliseum. jackson added to his highlight reel. threthree touchdowns before sitting out the 4th quarter. how do you like it? baltimore blew out cincinnati for their 5th straight win. they are 7 and 2. >>> brian making his first start since he was with the 49ers in 2017. filling in for the injured brisset and it did not go well. he threw three interceptions, but the colts lost at home to the dolphins, 16-12. >>> the raiders are now tied with the steelers and colts for the second wild card spot and again right in the mix for the afc west title. >>> possibly the biggest game

the kansas winter wheat once harvested would get on the kansas city railroad, down to mexico and sell the wheat to mexico where they sorely needed it. it was a good business exchange, an agreement. that has pretty much dried up. let me go back to 2017. that's probably too far. i'm thinking probably 2018 might be better except we have had some problems with our entire trade policy. at that -- at that tinge time, -- particular time 110,000 jobs were supported by canada and mexico. while many of those jobs are spread across all sectors of the economy, many are tried to -- tied to the agriculture value chain. that's what we say from farmers, ranchers, and growers to the consumer. in total kansas exports $4 billion of products to canada and mexico each year, $800 million from agriculture alone. it is nearly impossible for me to state the importance of this to my home state of kansas. we are not going to experience this -- we're in a lot of trouble in farm country. the least we could do is consider usmca where we know we have the votes to pass it in both chambers, both in the house and the

the two offices that are being closed in kansas are garden city, kansas, which is a thriving hub in southeast kansas, i hasten to add along with dodge city liberal, but garden city is an area that is really experiencing a growth period, which is good news, of course. the other city being manhattan, kansas, home of the ever optimistic and fighting wildcats and we're seeing a lot of growth there, too, especially with the bri there and then the national bio agricultural facility that is under construction. but you're closing an office there, and then perhaps providing your service to other areas or you mentioned field offices, but people asking, you know, why close in garden city when they're on the move. why close in manhattan, because that is probably the central focus of agriculture in our state. >> senator, i'm happy to address that. i think that in any community when you want to see economic development and growth. that's the whole point of what we do. having said that, i can address it from my perspective from my hometown in douglas, wyoming, where we have a strong economy currently s and

kingman, kansas, population 3,000, was asleep. except on a quiet residential street a woman unable to sleep watched a crime show on tv. was that popping noise she heard coming from somewhere in the neighborhood or was it her tv show? or just a remnant of the windy day? licking around her windowsill. the silent night closed in again. april 30th, 2011. tornado season. and there was a storm that night. a whirlwind even then sweeping all of them into its vortex. but it began not with wind. with fire. >> 911. you have an emergency? >> yes. >> what's the problem? calm down. >> there's -- there's a fire. >> 3:51 a.m. the man on the phone to 911 was frantic, out of breath. >> and my wife is -- >> here is the actual video of kingman's one officer on duty that night running to his police car and speeding to the burning house. where he met the 911 caller outside. you can hear them both recorded by his patrol car's dashboard video camera. >> where are you at? >> the man said his wife was still in the master bedroom, in the back of the house,

these are kansas values. hank you to all the first responders, the troops, the citizen volunteers that bravely firesded to put out these in cheyenne county. thank you for helping take care of your neighbors. mr. speaker, in honor of military week in my office, i'd like to take a moment to to light improvements made our v.a. health care system by the v.a. mission act. his week, our office partnered with new mexican region -- inman regional health center impouria to talk about health are options for veterans through the v.a. mission act. ince implemented, it has benefited thousands of kansans to get allowing them help at home. and burdensome for veterans to travel to a v.a. facility which can be two to three hours away. they can take care from a provider closer to home. to provide the veterans the choice they need, them all.e promised thanks to congress and the work of the trump administration. we're taking steps to provide very best of he care because they deserve nothing less. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yi

i-70 closed in kansas. they have 1,800 plow trucks and 1,800 workers ready to go. >> we have times where we'll expect over an inch an hour snowfall. that coupled with high winds will make it challenging. >> and the chicago area is under a high wind warning today. expect the powerful winds to play havoc with air travel throughout the country's biggest hubs, one of them. >>> new developments in the impeachment probe have the president on shaky grounds. apparently he already knew about the whistle-blower complaint before he decided to release military aid back to ukraine in september. this would suggest an alarm factored into the decision unfreeze aid. lawyers from the white house briefed the president, told him they were trying to figure out whether they were obligated to turn it over to congress. >>> cnn has learned the first official move came the evening of july 25th. that's the same day mr. trump and the ukrainian president had the controversial call that spurred the complaint. the official was mike sandy

with local kansas papers. there's a senate race that he says he's not interested in but still might get into, the filing date is june of 2020. the "wichita eagle" said in an editorial last week basically that it's been disgraceful and political and he has to decide whether he's a politician or a top diplomat, jake. >> and it's cleared that he's decided that he's a politician. when he travels to kansas and when he travels overseas, he engages in political activity, attacking democrats and boosting republicans, he's an attack dog against the obama administration, against his own personnel when he feels they're somehow not serving the political agenda of the president. and this is a crisis i think for american diplomacy, because if america's chief diplomat is acting more as a politician than as an honest broker on behalf of the american national interests, then our national security suffers. and the people trying day in and day out as professionals to serve on behalf of our country, they suffer too, and in very d

it took mahomes one play to give kansas city a chance. a strike to demarcus robinson. 446 yards and three touchdowns. but it came down to the kicking game again. a 52-yarder to force overtime. it's blocked by tennessee. the titans stun the chiefs. 35-32. they're 5-5. they're back in the playoff mix while kansas city falls to 6-4. what does it mean? it means the raiders are tied with the chiefs in the loss column. a half game back of kansas city for the division lead. the two teams play again in kansas city in three weeks. the raiders will face the winless bengals next sunday at the coliseum. cincinnati hosting baltimore. ryan finley making first career start. marcus peters, 89 yards to the house. the first of two scores by the ravens defense. peters' third pick six this season. lamar jackson added to his human highlight reel. past two bengal defenders. 49 yards. he completed 15 of 17. three touchdowns before sitting out in the 4th quarter. that guy is electric. baltimore blow out cincinnati 49-13. that's their 5th straight win. how about

what i want to know is, and i quote, the kansas court,'s somewhat limited those, those are corroborated and, in most of the court, talking about officer did not say i assume, he says something more, like this has been my experience, or this is the training, or the statistics statistics you put in the record or in the case put forward to the judge. why is the supreme court better able to, then the trial court, to find the facts, to make decisions about what common sense teaches us? with the lack of anybody, with experience in the field, at least there was one judge alone who said in my experience that presumption does not make sense. i am presuming that, three other courts have said the opposite. the supreme court here, the

kansas city nearby to kansas. mike pompeo is from kansas. he's a big deal in terms of that part of the country. they therefore also zero in on pompeo being implicated here. their main headline is trump directed pressure on ukraine ambassador says, and then you see the supporting second story in the right-hand column. pompeo is directly implicated in ukraine scandal by sondland. overseas interestingly same deal. this is the financial times which is based in london. another banner headline. sondland followed orders from trump on ukraine quid pro quo, envoy turns on president. explosive impeachment testimony, pompeo implicated. again, pompeo important. with the same all the way across the front page headline today everyone was in the loop. sondland affirms quid pro quo. yes, there was a quid pro quo. at the philadelphia inquirer this was the front page. ambassador trump ordered pressure, sondland says there was a quid pro quo for ukraine, announce a probe of biden to get white house visit, comma phone call. from the

they will make tracks to kansas. this westward expansion, in hopes that if they died along the way, that sense of freedom is better than their life being taken. so by 1870, we see not only has the population in kansas almost doubled, but 10 years later we will see it almost triple. because that is how much freedom mattered to those who considered themselves african-american. this would be the handbill sent out as many making their way to kansas. there is pat singleton. he was known for, at all cost, trying to get other african-americans free. i will put a bookmark here. the african-american experience is so complex and so rich, because it we look back to the days of the civil war, here you have free african-americans who are endeavoring in their freedom, enjoying life, willing to put on a military uniform to die for african-americans who they will never meet. pat singleton is going here and there and everywhere to let people know of a promised land known as kansas. he will be enslaved seven times. seven times to ensu

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that is where the monument is located at fort leavenworth, kansas. he sponsored the bill on the senate side. on the house side the bill number is hr-3138 on this. it was introduced by the representative gwendolyn more of wisconsin, where ms. robinson is from. 3- hr-3838. as of today we have 15 cosponsors on the senate side, and 68 on the house side. we need two thirds from the senate and house, which equates to 67 on the senate side, 290 on the house side. so we have a ways to go. i appreciate your support and i appreciate the question. does that answer your question? about the congressional gold medal? >> it does, young lady. >> thank you. >> my name is elizabeth and i am the other producer of the film. so we just want to thank you guys. thank you for your service. please come out and support this gold medal. but on behalf of these amazing ladies, i called them superstars, on behalf of all of them, we are going to present major locke with a poster signed by all these women sitting there, and it is a documentary that was done by james, he asked that

the worst right now, let's zoom in tight on the kansas city area. st. louis, little rock, memphis, that's the worst of it tonight, possible for severe weather. this storm pushes up to chicago. and by the time we get it tomorrow we're talking rain and snow and wind. and snow but also big wind. look at the chicago wind gusts. 59 miles per hour. a big hub of an airport there, lots of airport delays. then it pushes to the east, makes its way into new york city, all eyes on new york city tr thanksgiving morning for the thanksgiving day parade. and now you have winds around the start of the parade around 9:00 a.m., 28 miles per hour. if the 28-mile-per-hour gusts get up to 34 miles per hour, we have got to do something with the balloons. or they've got to be scrapped all together. the time you get to 11:00 in the morning, the parade still going on. out west there's a storm even stronger, hurricane-force gusts 40-foot waves offshore, onshore they're breaking at 20-footers. norah, that's correct the way we see it again. two storms right now and that makes its w

the two officers that are being closed, kansas, garden city, kansas, which is a thriving hub in southwest kansas, garden city is an area really experiencing a growth period which is good news of course, the other city being manhattan, kansas, optimistic infighting wildcats, we are seeing a lot of growth there to, especially with the b are i there and the national bio agriculture facility that is under construction. but you are closing in office there, and then perhaps, providing your service to other areas, or you mentioned field office says, people are asking me, why close in garden city when they are on the move? why closer manhattan? because that is probably the central focus of agriculture in our state. >> senator, i'm happy to address that. i think that many community you want to see economic development and growth, that is the whole point of what we do. having said that, i can address it from my perspective, from my hometown in douglas, wyoming, where we have a strong economy currently, and we still do not have a rural development office. there are plenty of services that are offere

a little miami vice. . >>> i am going to kansas city. i have raiders at the kansas city chiefs. but like the graphic says over my shoulder, i got to talk to you about what happened to the warriors last night. in miami. i am going to show you. first of all steve kerr animated there trying to make points. warriors down 17 and here comes jordan pool a corner pocket three. career high 20 points for pool. but the warriors could not get out of those double digits. more damage. tyler perry. warriors lost 122--105. the orlando magic tomorrow. utah state and the best of four right here. a little move and flash. yes. 27 points knights down by two at the half. not by long. malik fitts in on the jam. st. mary's by nine. 81-73. how about a smile from pete defour. they won ten of 12. san jose sharks. here they are on the run. noah gregor. the man in black for your sharks. his first career goal. won it four to one. martin jones at 32 saves as they are now in the middle of the division in 4th place. the stanford cardinal basketball team, the ladies 7- 0. the 3rd ranked hanna jumpit last night a

luke's in kansas city, missouri. the hospital believes it is the most it's ever had, all of them born prematurely, with the youngest babies arriving this week. >> it's super stressful having a baby in the nicu. >> reporter: photographer helen ransom captured the first images of the babies and their parents for free, something she does because she can relate. >> i have identical triplet boys myself, and they spent 17, 18, and 20 days in the nicu. >> reporter: ransom says the road ahead may be uncertain for the parents, but they should never forget their first time cradling their children. >> they don't even look up at me. they are fully in the moment, snuggling those babies. >> reporter: and how are your triplets doing now? >> they're fantastic. it has been the greatest joy to watch them grow and become best friends with each other. >> reporter: now, st. luke's is working to make sure all the twins can be home by their original due dates, which, john, really is the best part of this, because that means some may be abl

in kansas. a i great state and a trump state. he would win easily if he thought this was a chance of losing that seat, he do that and he would win in a landslide. they love him in kansas. >> kansas hasn't had a democratic senator since 1932. with the retiring of gop senator pat roberts. many see pompeo as an option to stop the red state from turning blue. mitch mcconnell called pompeo his first choice. back to "tucker carlson tonight." >> tucker: democrats have a lot of ambitious spending plans. medicare for all. that means illegal aliens, green deal and reparation. this will cost money. a new piece in the "new york times" suggests how to pay for it. abolish the cap on the payroll tax. elizabeth warren wants to hike the actual pay rate. this would mean a massive tax hike for all middle income families that rely on wages. normal people rely on the money they make every 2 weeks. the people in charge of everything rely on dividends for which they are paid one-half the rate of everyone else. this ta

and when the students at kansas university challenged, they said, that you are not even kansas citizens and you should be happy to be here. those who made the best out of a bad situation and relocated out of state, they had to learn the rules while traveling being black to avoid humiliation. a man from winston-salem, north carolina, attended medical school at the university of michigan with the segregation of the tar heel state. and dr. eaton, and i wanted to show you a picture on the screen, but technical difficulties are preventing me from doing that, but he recalled making 25 round-trip trips between ann arbor and the medical school and talked about having to enter back of the bus when they entered virginia. one of the other things that the scholarship recipients talked about was the financial hardship they endured. and charles wray attended the university of southern california forph.d. in research and coursework, and only had to travel back to california when necessary. he traveled to california for a few days in may of 1952 to present his dissertation and once back in north caroli

. >>> the last time the raiders won a game in kansas city? >>> the cbs evening news is coming up next. >>> back to back storms threatening 2 million americans. we will have the holiday forecast. those are stories and more tonight on the cbs evening news. he could've just been the middle class kid who made good. but mike bloomberg became the guy who did good. after building a business that created thousands of jobs he took charge of a city still reeling from 9/11 a three-term mayor who helped bring it back from the ashes bringing jobs and thousands of affordable housing units with it. after witnessing the terrible toll of gun violence... he helped create a movement to protect families across america. and stood up to the coal lobby and this administration to protect this planet from climate change. and now, he's taking on... him. to rebuild a country and restore faith in the dream that defines us. where the wealthy will pay more in taxes and the middle class get their fair share. everyone without health insurance can get it and everyone who lik

he loves the people of kansas. if he thought that there was a chance of losing that seat, i think he would do that. he would win in a landslide because they love him in kansas. steve: i am from kansas. you're right. it's a great state. mr. president moment ago you were talking about rumors. i'm sure you saw there was rumor that you went to the hospital last week. it wasn't on schedule. obviously something is really the matter with you. so can you tell us what is the matter with you? >> well a lot of things are matter with me. number one, what did i do this for but i love it? one of those things. we had some free time. my doctor calls, would you like to do something, because i will be slightly busy in 2020, january an february, especially if nancy pelosi would do something nobody every would think she would be doing. watching interviews of shifty schiff and why he made up all this stuff, and made all these statements doctor goes, would you like to go out, i have three hours, would you lying to go out to walter reed

a big game for the raiders kansas city and chargers. if the chargers win this game in mexico, the rareders will be alone, all alone in the first w i'm den. see dennis o'donnell. >> see you tonight. >> the man who shaped the face of bay area healthcare set to bow honored. the envy station only memorial service for brevard tyson. >> another possible public safety power shut off this time expected to impact mostly >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> now at 5:00, here we go again pg&e eyeing another area of shut offs. >> a show of support in the bay area for a prisoner on death row. the celebrities calling for his release. >> and remembering the victims of the jones town tragedy. coming up, the ceremony remembering hundred os if people including a bay area congressman. it is monday, november 18t 2019. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. let's get right over to mary lee. >> oh. i missed you, too. we're looking at a really nice day ahead today. if you liked yesterday, you'll likely like today. we'll see that su

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[indiscernible] i am from kansas city, missouri. i never thought my city would now become unaffordable and it's being gentrified. is costing a lot of money to live in kansas city. so i would love to hear your plan on that. you are right, in kansas city, iowa, same issue. i put it on my list, i have a short list. we are not talking about things at a really big issues for families and communities. one of them is affordable housing and among my lists, the other one is mental health. [applause] it is driving me bananas. sorry to use that lingo. all of the discussions we have had about health care, which we rightly must have. is the number one issue on most people's minds that keep them up at night. you know how we talk about health care? it's the body start from the next down. instead of understanding that the health care that we need from the neck up is equally and fortune. it's one of the biggest public health issues in america. people are quietly and silently suffering from depression. from substance abuse. from suicidal thoughts, an

that kansas city report you mentioned is interesting. glimpse of first what has happened to farm incomes in the third quarter, and credit conditions. quarter, and credit conditions. it shows them worsening despite this giant trade aid package that trump signed. amanda: great perspective, appreciate it. since becoming president in two thousand 16, donald trump has shifted the foreign policy landscape somewhat. for some perspective on that n exclusive conversation with david frum. >> it is certainly not a new cold war but it is a struggle for power. it is necessary and it is welcome. the problem with trump is not that he is doing it, but he is doing it in the stupidest possible way. the goal here is, can the rest of the world write rules for trade, environmental protection, impose them on china and make them live with them. we do not know who will build the world's moshing machines. donald trump was not understand that control of the washing machine market is not what this is all about. amanda: you helped coin the phrase axis of evil. is t

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why not in new mexico or texas or kansas. the other thing was the locals had figured out how you get this army. you have to take your provisions with you so the army marches through. how do they get the spanish to move on? soldiers went out with him and expected shares in all this so that's how you get people to do all this. now that we know there isn't any goal but there it seems like a quest. it turns out they just looked in the wrong places, there was gold and was later discovered in california and elsewhere. >> can you talk about the french continental around the? >> yes. it was designed to solve a couple of problems into the first how do you get from the mississippi valley to the pacific coast. people have been talking about this for a while. but nobody had any occasion to go to california except people with richard dana until january 23, et 48 intact until january 24, california was as far as you could get from the populated parts of the united states, new york, boston, philadelphia as far as you could get a still be on