the gentleman from arkansas. mr. crawford: i'm prepared to close and yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. crawford: the bright act will implement only cost effective retrofits that will save taxpayers money and low they are federal government's energy bill. i urge support of the legislation and yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. norton: i urge my colleagues to support this legislation and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass senate 442. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair 2/3 being in the affirmative -- for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. those favoring a vote by the yeas and nays will rise a sufficient number having risen, the yeas a

amy: excerpt from "off to war" from roving arkansas to erect directed by brent and craig renaud. they appeared on democracy now to talk about their time embedded with the arkansas national guard. this is brent. close arred in baghdad with the national guard unit with , arkansas national guard in these same sort of unarmored vehicles. right away in april, which was one of the bloodiest months of the war, when we arrived, there were right off the bat, a lot of injuries and deaths, particularly with echo troop, who you just saw in the clip. within that group, there were a number of guys who refused to go out on missions almost immediately. after they had seen their friends and their fellow soldiers die right in front of them. fortunately for them, sergeant short, who you see in the clip, the one talking in the humvee, handled it internally, gave them time off, allowed them to get it together and get back on the job. but i would say right off the bat, i witnessed about three to four guys who were just saying, “it's too dangerous to go out there. we're dropping like flies,” as you

he was also editor of the university of arkansas newspaper, the arkansas traveler. in 1966, ron attended the boston university graduate school of public communications to study public relations. ron joined the air force and served as an officer for nearly five years. during his time in the air force he rose to rank of captain. his assignments included being the head of internal information for the nationwide air force rotc program. he was also chief of combat news and director of information for the defense intelligence agency's aeronautical chart and information center. ron earned a bronze star for his service in vietnam. he also earned the air force commendation medal for support of the 1969 apollo 11 mission to the moon. after his career as a sports wrielter and air force captain, ron became a p.r. expert at cranford johnson. outside his public relations career, ron was an avid collector of arkansas political and historical memorabilia. u.s. postage stamps, and vintage movie posters. his house was literally a museum. ron began collecting stamps as a boy. he loved

we have arkansas senator tom cotton with us tonight. senator . now the issue of crime and our under incarceration problem have been really big on youru.s. your list to address in the u.s. senate. what do you make of what we're seeing tonight with the facts as we know them tonight? t >>onight well, it's another horrifying crimes in memphis.mei the people of memphis deserves. much better than what they'v ofe gotten from their city c government in just the last fewt days.w days. of saying these crimes that it's reflective of crime, go back for a long time, is reflective oflo crime in big across ameoss america. i'm praying right now that lawri enforcemencat in memphis or at this killer has crossed the mississippi river in cross swiftly tot the be apprehend him. but as you point out, weenbl goo this point in part because of failures of the left acrossminas america to treat criminals a as the criminals they are. we de crimino not have an over incarceration problem in this counnsomeas the left says, eve some republicans say half ofns s all violent crime

>> trying to confirm the arkansas angle. we know the suspect as you say apparently evening live stream facebook updates each time he shoot somebody. police know who he is. 19-year-old ezequiel kelly. it's unclear they know exactly where he is. has he crossed state lines? apparently the suspect carjacked a woman in a gray suv. it was said to be a gray toyota. now they are saying it's a gray suv. he's been on this killing spree, wanted for multiple shootings across the city of memphis including itself memphis where at least one person was killed and just down the road another man was shot and killed at a gas station. yet another woman has been injured. the 19-year-old is apparently telling officers that he has shot a total of five people so far that has reportedly sent police a live video where he appears to walk into an auto parts store, aims a gun at a man, and pulls the trigger. police are telling all memphis residents to stay inside unless you have to go out. the university of memphis appears to be on lock down right now.

. >> seth: and this is in arkansas >> arkansas, the oldest town in arkansas >> seth: and i've heard you say that arkansas in the 90's -- >> it was a cultural hub, honey. [ laughter ] let me ask you something >> seth: sure. >> do you like the smell of dollar stores? [ laughter ] >> seth: i do, i do. >> i know where you need to go my mom's house -- hi, mom -- i knew she became a grandmother when -- she has so many grandkids. >> seth: okay. >> i knew she became a grandmother when i walked into the house, and it smelled like a grandma's house. and that's not the smell of my youth. that only happens when your children give birth to children. i swear to god >> seth: oh, it doesn't? it is not that the smell preexists. >> oh, no, it didn't smell like that when i was a kid. >> seth: maybe your nose changed, do you think that happened >> you know what's funny even before covid, i haven't had a sense of smell in eight years. >> seth: really? so you were kind of ahead of the curve. >> listen. [ laughter ] i was. >> seth: you were. >> i was >> seth: you're a trend setter >> you know what, thank you!

[laughter] he had found more than a blend deal in arkansas. mr. beed: could you take us into your operation? how big was your team, who was working with you, and who were some of the key actors on your team? mr. starr: the team expanded or contracted depending on the circumstances. we assigned lawyers to specific matters, the death of minced and foster junior, for example. the fraudulent billings of wednesday or hubble -- winston hubbell, and hilary's law partner at the law form -- firm had a guilty plea for defrauding clients. fraud is really bad, but one of the victims of fraud is the united states government, woe be unto that person. there were different matters under investigation, but one of the significant things happened early on, john. i went overnight from being a lot person, i had been a judge in the d.c. circuit judge as you were kind enough to mention. i had duties in the justice department, and while no one was saying bob fisk needs to go and we need a replacement, special division that did the appointment of the special counsel, inde

the summit is held in bentonville, arkansas. what is zipline? providing teleportation as a service to companies, countries, and now directly to homes. we started with medical products. to they -- today we deliver many different things to primary care facilities, hospitals, homes. whatever is needed quickly can be delivered by an autonomous aircraft. zipline launched in rwanda in 2016 and has grown a lot. we were serving 21 hospitals. today we serve almost 3000 hospitals across rwanda, ghana, nigeria, kenya, now the united states and japan. we delivered 1.5 million doses of covid vaccine, 5 million of traditional vaccine, delivered 75% of the national blood supply in a couple of countries, fully autonomously in a way that saves lives and saves countries money. ed: how does it work, loading the drone and going from there? >> when it launches, it is buying autonomously making its own decisions. it flies to the gps court midst, delivers the package. we use a simple parachute drop meeting anyone can receive the delivery. the vehicle lands, we swap th

and she always called me a big rat fomoving to arkansas. i forgot about this little book i did for her. it's just a book about her animals. and i had l the animals sign. i'll just show you the big rat. "cheers, from arkansas." we've always been incontact. but it was a cute little book. all the animals are gone now. [bird squawks] he ended up moving himself to the condominium. [adonis squawks] - i'm currently president of the property owners' association. there are 14 separate units here and we have a rather loose, but cordial governing association. at our most recent meeting, after our normal business, question of our new resident, adonis the vulture, became a point of some discussion. some of our owners were very concerned about the fact that we had a wild bird on the premises. one had said the bird frightened the grandchildren. about the only concern of any consequence was adonis is not too discerning in his bathroom habits. - some of 'em are upset with him, especially if he messes on their car port or in their walkway. - adonis, get away

what robin lou yo arkansas you telling them. because of covid, they have an issue. i'm telling them, don't sell. hold on because selling right now isn't going to help. you got to ride out the storm and you got to look for ways to supplement your income, particularly if you were planning on living off of these investments and that goes even beyond people who are at that age, neil, you're seeing a lot of people in other categories that are looking at their retirement and saying, wait a minute, i'm not going to be able to retire on this. again, you have to stay the course. i think what mark said is accurate. off plan and have to stick to it and it's based on a long-term outcome. neil: guys, don't wander too far. i'll need your expertise on a subject and the subject is the push right now. the timing where electricity is down through much of florida and a lot of people lost power and they can't power up electric car ifs they had them. but california is pushing with a compromised grid and new york is doing the same. is that wise in a environment where power goes out a lot

cmac number five, arkansas hosting laster's playoff team, cincinnati. the quarterback is going to run it, catches it for the score, perfection there. arkansas wins, 31-24. > >> number 4, east carolina number 13, nc state on upset al. upset alert. it is wide left, second look. then, final seconds , down one point with the win, . win, again. no good. into davis, davis, 21-20. abstain it in an on-site recovery against north carolina, instead it is returned returned all the way to the house for a touchdown the other way they go, take a look at the tar heels blockers here. > >> number two, abstain would not not go away in the same game. final seconds, to ken robinson. you're telling me there is a chance, mountaineers, a two-point conversion for the thai, no good. unc escapes, 63-. , 63-61. > >> number one, best tradition in in college football, iowa football players and the fans all turned to face the iowa children's hospital, everyone ws everyone waves, pitt railsback, an incredible tradition formulated out of iowa. the hawkeyes win the game two, a bit bit

arkansas congressman french hill is with us now. congressman, great to have you. thanks very much for being here. what was your take on the bank ceo's this week? congressman: well, maria, it's great to be with you. i think jamie dimon is right and i think janet yellen is too optimistic. she has a bearish assumption. i think jamie dimon's assessment is better. i asked him in the bank hearing at the house, should the fed be focused on price stability and not be concerned about racial equity and things like that in societies that absolutely that's why i've introduced legislation for the fed to focus on price stability because inflation is a thief and i have to tell you since inauguration day, joe biden has hit every policy wrong and has made our economy weaker and our families more insecure financially because he's added regulations, added taxes, clogged up the arteries of the american economy right at the moment when it should be growing. he inherited a v-shaped recovery, low unemployment, low tax rates and working population. maria: certainly feels like jay powell

the senator from arkansas voted against it. then the congress passed the infrastructure investment and jobs act. in that bill was $434 million investment in our ports of entry, helping dhs to screen vehicles for fentanyl. you see these drugs come through ports of entry. this idea of a backpack full of drugs being hiked over the border by someone in the middle of the night, that's not where the bulk of these drugs come from. they come through the port of entry. we put $430 million investment to make those ports of entry even stroarng and tougher -- stronger and tougher -- and i agree with that completely, helping the department of homeland security to screen vehicles to stop fentanyl from coming in. i voted for that. the senator from arkansas voted no. who's soft on crime? we passed the march omnibus appropriations bill, tens of millions of dollars in increased funding for hiring police officers and technology upgrades at the border to deep text and seize fentanyl -- to detect and seize fentanyl and other illicit cargo. i voted

>> arkansas >> arkansas hosting lester's bathroom, cincinnati. aj jefferson looks like he will run run it, no. catches it for the score, perfection there, arkansas wins, 31-24. number 4, east carolina but number 13, nc state come on upset alert. the pirates needing an extra point but it is wide left. second look . then, final seconds, down one point for the win, again, the kicker, no good. nc state escapes 21-20. number three, abstain needed an on-site recovery against north carolina, carolina, instead it is returned returned all the way to the house for a touchdown. the other other way they go, take a look at the tar heels blockers here. get the maple syrup out, it is pancake time. number two, abstain would not go away in the the same game. final seconds, so so you're telling me there is ae a chance. mountaineers, two point conversion for the tie, no no good. unc escapes in a thriller, 63-61. > >> number one, best tradition in in college football, iowa football players and the fans all turn and face the iowa children's hospital, everyone waves,

. >> i'm in arkansas. >> arkansas, i apologize. >> that's okay. that's okay, pedro. >> they blamed trump for everything going on. it's not president trump. he had our border secured. he had it secure, biden got it wide open. these children getting killed by these drug cartels and all these drugs coming in, that's not good at all for our country. he is just running america. i don't know how, i don't know where these people get these polls, they surely don't ask us. he is the worst president we've ever had in the united states. thank you for letting me speak. >> you think there is nothing behind the rise in the numbers you are seeing? >> no, i don't think there's any facts. how in the world -- inflation as well, how in the world can his numbers be like that? no way. no way. [laughs] >> that's kathy in arkansas. the republican line calling in. one of the people taking a look at that number with skepticism is florida republican byron donalds, he was on the fox business network yesterday asked by the host about these rising numbers. here's what he had

♪far-xi-ga♪ ♪ arkansas a arkansas another busload of undocumented migrants arrived in new york city this morning from texas. meantime, the humanitarian crisis at our southern border is growing worse. the department of homeland security reporting a grim new record, nearly 750 migrants have died whig to cross into the united states this fiscal year. bill melugin is live at the order in eagle pass, texas, with the very latest. bill. >> reporter: arthel, good afternoon to you. yet another busy weekend out here in eagle pass with the dhs source telling us in the last 24 hours here in the del rio sector there have been more than 1,800 illegal crossings. take a look at video our team shot, broad daylight illegal crossings here in the middle of the day, people just walking across the river very blatantly, some of them using sticks and poles, some of them using those sticks to guide each other across the river and its strong current. they simply walk through some barbed wire, then they turn themselves in to border patrol and the texas national guard with the full expectation that they will eventu

i remember for example watching the house one time aunt congressman from arkansas was a very southern accent, deep as molasses who said what adam putnam a congressman from florida. he basically said he had view on the budget suite that there and said how do you look at an nimrod christmas that sin in the house floor didn't go after his name but he actually went after him he compared him and i thought that was extremely creative. and i go back to someone like jean taylor in mississippi felt overrated for his rhetorical flourishes. the americans for tax reform said he had supported the affordable care act but he comes back and gives a statement and calls him lying sacks of scone. at that while a politician said this. it's interesting with insults they can also be very underhanded. for example jesse jackson was running in 1984 pre-did not specifically go after walter mondale from minnesota who is a front runner but he talked about hubert humphrey the former vice president ran for president 196l the 1972. the only real progressive leader who ever came out of minnesota. i was to put two an

an not with asa new nuclear deal bt coming up arkansas senator and senate armed service committee member tom cotton on biden'sd weakness on the world stage. plus, death, drugs and terrorists coming through theti southern border in plain sight. reports of prisoners getting released and headed straight to the u.s. border as agents tell me up to 1 million got a ways hideout in tucson, arizona. arizona good motoric candidates' kerry at p lake on the border ad the democrats policy failures. then joe biden nancy pelosi trashed the lead and fixed abilities with 43 days over the midterm elections. gop commitment to america. gop minority whip louisiana congressman steve scalise other gop plans to restore law and order.dth economic growth it's all here right now on "sunday morning♪ futures".g wi♪. maria: we begin this sunday morning with the democrats climate changepote agenda.down the potential for another government shut down.r as congress debates a budget foe the new fiscal year before funding runs out.a west virginia center joe manchi cut a deal senate majority leader chuck schumer over th

the incident happened in an arkansas parking garage following the university of arkansas/missouri state football game. according to the police report, a subaru made contact with the front tire of ramsey's car in the lot. then the coo punched through the back windshield of the subaru. the car's owner then got out at which point ramsey start allegedly punching him and then bit his nose which, according to the police report, ended up with ramsey ripping, quote, the flesh off the tip of the victim's nose. the 53-year-old ramsey charged with third-degree battery. before joining beyond meat, he had spent three decades at tyson foods overseeing the pulte and, of course, mcdonald's -- poultry and, of course, mcdonald's buzzes. -- businesses. losing 5.7% right now. and here is a disturbing story as well. charter communications is now touching an 18 month low after "the wall street journal" report a texas judge has ordered the cable company to pay $1.15 billion in damages for the murder of one of its customers. in july a jury held that charter was responsible for the 2019 robbery and murder of a

i took a trip to a walmart in northwest arkansas where zipline is trying the tech. ed: is this about to become a more common site? zipline thanks so. >> this is held in arkansas, list talk about zipline. what is zipline? >> providing teleportation as a service to companies and now directly to home. we started with medical products, today we deliver many different things to primary care facilities, hospitals, homes, whatever is needed quickly can be delivered by an autonomous aircraft. zipline launched in rwanda, we are serving 21 hospitals, today we serve almost 3000 hospitals across rwanda, ghana, nigeria, kenya, now the united states in japan. we delivered 1.5 million doses of covid vaccine, 75% of a blood supply in a couple countries fully economist that sit -- fully autonomously that save the money. ed: how does that work? >> once it launches from the distribution center, it it lies autonomously making its own decisions. flies to the gps coordinates is, then we use a parachute drop so anyone can receive the delivery. the vehicle come home -- comes home and, -- l

arkansas with a chance to one. the field goal attempt hit the top of the upright. are you kidding me? a&m holds on to win 23-21. >> mizzou quarterback looked desperate but auburn somehow recovers the bald in the end zone. as pete was reaching the ball out, it just slips out of his hand just before crossing the goal line. it capped off a wild 17-14 win for auburn. >> the mascot was the pancake. he gets absolutely steam rolled by a giant human powder. >> i hope you guys had a much better game than we did. >> soon we'll get some highlights on. i know you'll put them on. >> the next hour of "new day" starts now. >>> good morning. and welcome to your new day. i'm boris sanchez. >> and i'm amra walker. right now all eyes are on tropical storm ian as it pushes toward fliten it. >>> plus congresswoman liz cheney threatening t

i was me in the south out as a mom in texas who believe yanna arkansas or new mexico. what have you so it felt really lonely and to see the reception 1st of all across the board to be so well received and. and then it's inspiring people in certain way odyssey is going to take years to truly see the impact and to really like soak it in completely. it does moment right now i'm just looking around like, is this real like? it's pretty, it's really so real and you have to pinch yourself, but i couldn't be more proud. and that's what i did when i was creating the show and building it out and casting michelle and writing it out. every part of it, there's not one second of the series that is not with purpose. like every part of it was, was well thought out. i mean, the only one of the only criticism for me a mom, she's like the peter bread is not steamy. you know. okay, well if that's the only thing i miss, i'm so grateful for that. but it's, it's huge. it's absolutely huge. and i just don't know what to say, i'm overwhelmed by it. it makes me emotional to see that i know what

one person is dead and a suspect is in custody after a shooting at a hospital in arkansas, the victim was visiting a patient at the little rock area facility when he was killed. the suspect is facing capital murder and aggravated assault charges. investigators not revealing a possible motive just yet details on the volume of documents seized by the fbi from former president trump's mar a lago estate according to the latest court filing by trump's lawyers . the records consist of up to 200,000 pages. his team is seeking to push back the special masters deadline to declare which documents might be covered by privilege. the justice department says the vendors approved to scan the material. we're not willing to work with trump. you may notice some changes on your food packaging because the fda is proposing new rules for when food packaging can be labeled as healthy foods like nuts, seeds and certain oils. would now qualify for the healthy label. the move appears to target certain items like sugary cereals that claimed to be good for you, but really aren't nutrition advocates say the propo

in june of this year, i had the privilege of traveling to arkansas and attending the national be pro, be proud conference alongside representative french hill and senator john boozman. the progress that has been achieved today by this organization is remarkable. and in the realm of work force development, its gains are second to none. in february of this year, officials in north carolina signed a contract that established a be pro, be proud pilot program within the state. this is wonderful news indeed. as you can probably tell, mr. speaker, this is truly a state-led effort that is a model to other states and becoming a national movement. and one that is a force to be reckoned with. states need to know that the power is in their hands to implement strong and effective work force development programs. they need to know that they, in fact, are in the driver's seat. thank you to everyone who has worked so diligently to make be pro, be proud what it is today. the work you're doing will go on to leave a positive impact on america's future leaders for generations to come. mr. speaker, it's n

we made the decision give the convention speech and go to louisiana and arkansas over the weekend, so there are decisions that have to be made. timing of it happening exactly when the hurricane damage is happening and rhetoric he used, according to notes he said this is not your father's republican party, biden spoke to maga republicans, tore them down, many homes were destroyed, the homes are maga republicans and he is tearing them down as they are incurring horrific storm damage. if you choose a political event, choose wisely your words, especially on wheels of a painful gaffe, like you mentioned. >> harris: easy nature of being able to change that. dagen, before we move on, governor desantis, many politicians in florida said let's leave the politics aside and work together on this beast. started coming ashore 11 a.m. eastern, by 7:00 last night, people were in peril, those trying to hunker down, were in hell. >> dagen: right. governor desantis showed earlier today, incredible command of just florida, of knowing florida, of interstates, what was open. it was really incredible to wat

. >> let's hear from ken, arkansas, independent line. guest: good morning. given donald trump and the crazies that are running the gop , i think we have a good candidate in lisa hutchinson, he is governor of arkansas. he is not crazy he is measured. he seems to be a good christian and a good law person. the state is always in a good shape. i heard he might be running as a candidate for president, i think it would make a very good president, thank you very much. >> a couple things to let you know as far as the networks are concerned today, things might be interested in watching today, 2:00 this afternoon the heritage foundation offers what they are looking at and calling supreme court preview term. to former u.s. solicitor generals, will look at the upcoming october supreme court term, you can see that 2:00 eastern on c-span, watch on our mobile app c-span now if you want to watch it there, 4:00 on the senate side the rules committee will markup the electoral account reform bill, to reform the electoral account act, so that each state reflects their vote for

i want to bring in now arkansas congressman french hill. representative hill, your state is one that's of course part of the lawsuit against administration. we know the legal aspects and beyond there, to me it's galling, middle income families grappling with run away inflation and that's being followed by bone crushing recession and elite folks in our society getting taxpayer money and not the first time this administration. they've receive add lot of goodies and it seems morally illegal to be the wrong move. your thoughts. >> charles, it's good to be with you. i do think it's immoral, you're basically saying to the 80% of americans that don't have student loans that they have to pay for these. there's no write off here and no free lunch here and this means that hard working taxpayers that didn't go to college, didn't have a student loan are paying student loans off for mostly wealthy families. 50% of this debt is for graduate school, for people who will go onto high-paying jobs. and it's clear from looking at statistics that the budget def

outlook from countries in the region and funding bodies that are actually trying really hard to assist arkansas in this way. so let's hope that it gets better than thank you. are to in run, they're talking about the economic toll of the pakistan floods. now to some of the other global business stories making news. the british pound has recovered slightly after hitting historic lows against the dollar. on monday one pound was trading at $1.03. the debt prompted calls for the bank of england to take measures to shore up the pound value. russian german gas pipelines north stream $1.00 and $2.00 are leaking gas into the baltic sea parts of the senior. the danish island, a born home, have been closed for traffic energy supplies to germany are not affected as their currently no gas deliveries through either pipeline and speaking of gas households in germany are gearing up for an, an expensive winter with energy prices many times what they were a year ago, germans are looking for ways to keep their bills down and get stay comfortable in the colder months. t w's mailto schmidt reports. i'm facing 3 pro

a typical family here in arkansas makes about $44,000. it is costing $6900 more this year for paying for that same basket of goods, gas, groceries, rent. the president is out of touch on this just as he is out of touch on a number of other issues including border security and other safety in our communities. >> congressman french hill we will see what the federal reserve decide to do on wednesday. thank you. >> great to be with you. jon: thanks. ♪ today was the last full day queen elizabeth the second lay in state and westminster hall in london. the line for people to view their queen has reached final capacity and is now closed. president biden and the first lady have been arriving all day. jonathan hunt reporting from london. the whole world preparing to say goodbye to queen elizabeth the second. president biden is among leaders and dignitaries who have come to london. the president was at buckingham palace earlier this evening for a reception hosted by king charles the third and camilla the queen consul. president biden and the first

for of arkansas, the prime minister in rome con has appeared in court in his lot. he apologized for his outburst against a female judge during a rally last month, which was interpreted as a threat to the judiciary. the apology may also allow him to stay out of prison and avoid contempt charges. the united states is impose sanctions on a runs rowdy police over the death of a woman in police custody. marsha, mimi died after she was arrested for allegedly breaking a run strict jap rules or family alleged that she was beaten in detention a means death led to condemnation from a rug and ignited wave of anti government protest. or on div i unprecedented, emitted it onions. the teeth are in conflict or death. despite the use of force by belief, people continue to come out on the streets. the death of not that amino spot distorted women. angry at the thief, dictating a strict jest good. but now the cause has become bigger. many men have joined. do they want the current leadership to go? defeat is fighting back. what did i reports of security forces fighting maggie pellets?

because the gun which had vied bullets in it did not fire even though the trigger had been pulled. arkansas due to a reason as not yet being technically confirmed. it is, this is extremely serious. is the most serious instant that has happened since we restored our democracy. the gunman has been arrested and his weapon seized thousands of protesters have been gathering outside the white president's home for days. now, in a show of support as she faces a corruption dro fernandez dan's accuse of defrauding the state of an estimated $1000000.00. while she was argentina's president from 2007 to 2015. she has denied all judges. the alleged attempt on her life assured of support for her in a beer. christina is life or you know somebody, i guess something happened to her when i die with her. i just can't believe it. it's really difficult. and what hello, i'm concerned us unit men. the nation and rationally, i think there was always this possibility, but a fellow substitute either the almost as him will always exposed to what was she was exposed the almost i cannot believe the level of violence. me

democrats of the narrow election defeat this past weekend to a block of right wing parties, led by jimmy arkansas on the nationalist democrats. melissa has made land full in eastern china, battering the country's largest city, and high with heavy rains, with 150 kilometers per hour. it is one of the strongest of 12 typhoons to it, mainland china. this year, all flights the airports were canceled and authorities are evacuating people from high risk areas. a media and as a by john have accused each other of fresh rounds of shelling as hostilities re ignited between the long time flows. some 100 troops have been reported killed this week. i mean, he is defense ministry, won't clashes, could escalate into war. while the, as a by johnny military accused media of shelling, it's positions near the separatist region of not go know car buck. china's leadership in ping has arrived in kazakhstan for his 1st trip abroad. since the start of the pandemic is you to attend to some of the v 8 member shanghai cooperation organization. as part of the visit of central asia, he's expected to meet russian president vl

he said he was against the policy, but he respected the wishes of the people in arkansas. governors have a special role to play. a lot of people making these decisions were not governors. they didn't get to see these people. you get a sheet, this guy five kids and knifed this woman in the back. you look at that and of course you will go, yes, execute the guy. he understands crime better than most guys. then i looked into the current situation here now and eventually to coat types of crimes, the traditional prisoner and then you have your dangerously mentally ill person. i found out that in 1950, we had a half a million people institutionalized. how many do we have now? 37,000. what the hell happened? it looks like his civil rights movement where we granted all these rights to people who didn't have rights at the time comic blacks women, workers, people with disabilities. hey, let's bring the mentally ill along to give them all the rights. there is a place for that and it's called "dying with one's rights on" which means you can be mentally ill, but you could be dying on th

when you talk to people in arkansas they aren't following joe biden's events. they're worried about how to buy eggs this weekend at the grocery store? they're worried with winter coming and natural gas prices at very high levels, they will be able to pay the electricity bill and worried about their kids being safe at a park or walking down the street to and fro home and school. or what they're learning at school. that's what's on the minds of most normal americans even if it's not on the minds of joe biden and democratic politicians in washington >> harris: you know, i mentioned that the president had just been speaking at the white house. we know he has a big speech planned later today on the unity summit that you and i started with, senator. but at the white house he spoke after railroads and unions reach a deal to avert a struck. it threatened to shut down rail lines across the country. a little bit of what he just said. >> president biden: i am very pleased to announce a tentative labor agreement between the railroad workers and the railway companies. this

we have been able to do this in arkansas, we cut down the number of people on the welfare look -- load and put people in jobs. when he got to washington he found out it's actually more complicated than that. he pushed health insurance before welfare reform. by the time he got interest in welfare reform, the election occurred and newt gingrich came along. so that was interesting. both parties were pledging to end welfare as we know it. he kept saying, we can work something out. gingrich and his more ideological way said i think we can have a dialogue here. both wanted credit for ending welfare as we know it. host: he mentioned the racial element that by the time this discussion about reforms began that what the welfare rolls looked like was a lot more diverse than how it started out in the 1930's. do you think that played an impact in elected officials wanting those reforms to happen at the time? >> yes. no doubt. the politics of welfare over the last century really has been racially fraught. there's no question that going back as far as nixon playing the race card and demonizing welfar

. >> i know you were deputy secretary of state in arkansas. how concerning is this to you? >> it's concerning in some ways that people are still thinking that election denying is a winning formula, because i don't think that it is. i will say having overseen elections in the state of arkansas, there are many checks and balances up and down the ticket and up and down the level of state government and in the election process you have the secretary of state, but also each county has people overseeing the election process and how these are tabulated, and i have full faith and confidence in the integrity of our elections. i think we need to do more to instill that. >> alice, just so i'm clear, if the secretary of state herself in a battleground state or wherever is an election denier, can those checks and balances keep her in check or is she the final arbiter of this? >> look, they can keep her in check. there are many people that have done this as a nonpartisan career for their entire lives and they're not going to be swayed by someone who is doing this for a political reason.

who arrived in hyannis, massachusetts, with her family after being tricked into leaving their home in arkansas. close my mother was told she was going have a better everything. she was going have a job and she was going to be able to support her family and her children were going to be able to get an education, go to school. that alone was not the tth. i gus when y get to be an ult, you just kind of lock out things, things you just don't want -- i don't know what it is, but i don't remember a lot about the bus. all i know is i was on the bus and i remember them giving me a ticket or something like that, whatever. i don't know how much money they gave me. i don't remember none of that stuff. this is me and my mom. that is me and my wonderful mother, who was going on to be with the lord. we did not really have anything. we just had our clothing. we did not have furnitamy: bettn the short gbh documentary "the long journey north" about the reverse freedom rides of 1962. 60 years ago. the documentary also featured archival clips of two architects of the reverse freedom rides, the segregationists am

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six dates are suing over the student debt plan.na republican attorneys general in missouri, nebraska, arkansas, south carolina and kansas, and an attorney representing iowa governor kim reynolds also republican filed suit on behalf of the state in federal court in missouri. the states are seeking the relief since the biden administrationf has indicated it will start rolling out the debt cancellation program in early october. as a conservative legal challenges are expected after the administration makes a formal move towards cancellation such as releasing an application for borrowers to report their income. that story developing and that is in today's "wall street journal," if you care to read there. let's go to mark in morristown hills massachusetts independent. good morning.hu go ahead. >> caller: good morning, greta. i want to talk about the hurricane. i live on cape cod so we are coastal and obviously at the mercy of the ocean, too but i've noticed in the south ever since hurricanenc katrina, and i lived in new orleans and i lived in miami as well so i know well aware. imo moved to miami ri

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-- president biden made a call to governors in situations, natural disasters, kay ivey and alabama, arkansas, or the governor in texas. can you articulate how those determinations are made? why it has not been made in this case to have the president call the governor? >> the president is very focused on making sure the federal family has the right resources to support this, that is why i contact the governor right away, we have a team of my senior readership embedded with the governor to support that. our focus today is to make sure we have the right measures in place to support elect -- lifesaving measures in place. >> you have made conversations with the mayors. is there any reasons why not the governor? >> we have a strong team in place supporting the governor right now working side-by-side with him and his staff we will continue to stay engaged with him. >> just a follow-up to that. normally presidents call governors for governors call presidents -- or governors call presidents. the only real question i've not answered, is it that they have not talked, there has been impeded efforts from

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