jon tester in montana, let's see some montana coming out of your pores for a change. we are going to hold you personally responsible, senator, for allowing this travesty to go forward. angus king in maine? you are supposed to be an independent. you didn't run as a bernie sanders left us where's the independent spirit in you? shaheen in new hampshire, live free or die? you promised to be pragmatic. there's literally nothing pragmatic about spending $4 trillion during an inflationary spiral. you need to go to ron klain, chief of staff of the white house and say this is over. now, if all we cared about here at the angle was helping the g.o.p., we'd sit back, but this bill passed and tank the entire economy for good. but we actually love the country, we want to save the country. democrats, even those living in denial know that if things don't drastically change, they're going to lose big in the midterms, and of course the solution to the plummeting popularity is glaringly obvious. stop the spending, work to rein in out-of-control inflation, prevent americans from losing e

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host: you mentioned jon tester from montana. there is also joe manchin from mostly rural state. what is your opinion of joe manchin's role being in the middle between getting the biden administration getting the agenda through? guest: you know, i have expressed strong opinions. those people who know me know that joe manchin is a dear friend of mine. one of my closest friends in the senate. i think he is an incredibly earnest and capable public servant. he got himself reelected in a state that voted almost 40% for the president. everybody who wants to beat on him i would remind you there would not be any opportunity to do any of this, including the $1 trillion infrastructure bill, if not for joe. he represents a conservative democrat point of view and in some ways that old-school democrat that had a broader perspective. this is what is happening in both political parties. they have been driven further to the respective ends of the polar extremes by primaries, by gerrymandering, but mainly by the engagement of very vocal people on either side. and so, if you want to know what i th

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well, six states texas florida north carolina montana and colorado seven states are losing a member of congress new york, pennsylvania, michigan, ohio, illinois, and west virginia. when people move out of a state like illinois or west virginia, two states that lost population each are you losing a seat as well do they take the politics with them are they moving out of frustration of the politics? >> we hear voters throwing their hands up in the air it states becoming too inhospitable to their political beliefs and are choosing to move elsewhere. it takes a lot of rigorous research to determine the size that affect on how blue or red states become. what we know is that over time as voters either choose to live in places that are politically more comfortable or as independent voters begin to lean more and more towards whatever party is dominant because of an echo chamber of fact or the predominant feeling in the community that we are seeing more geographic polarization. that plays into redistricting and a big way. if it had in its boundaries every precinct was 50/50 between the parties t

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attorney from montana. i'll bring it to you and you can read it. this is one of your direct reports. it's an insane letter. he takes the predicate for why he's doing what he's doing, your memo, and on october 14th, he sends a list of all the counter terrorism statutes that should be considered to be used against parents upset about things happening add their school board. maybe there's specific evidence of a violence being threatened in montana but his response to your memo includes a letter where he says that anonymous telecommunications harassment repeated telephone calls, or repeated harassing communications should be things potentially brought up as the basis for federal charges against parents. do you agree with this letter about october 14th? >> as i'll say again this is aimed at violence and threats of violence. i don't care whether they come from the left or the right or from up or from down. i don't care if they're in favor of curriculum or against a particular kind of curriculum. you can imagine there all these arguments coming from the l

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that's a democrat senator from montana. with that, i'm happy to yield one minute to the fine gentleman from new york. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized. >> thank you, madam speaker. democrats claim their bill will cost $1.7 trillion. that number by itself should cause alarm. but this number is reached through budget gimmicks. if democrats succeed in making the provisions of this bill permanent, as they have publicly said they intend to do, then the cost will be much, much higher. the wharton budget model estimates total spending for this bill already $4.6 trillion over 10 years if the provisions are made permanent. mr. jacobs: the committee for responsible budget estimates the cost at $4.9 trillion. if democrats are going to spend this kind of money, they should at least be honest about the true cost to the american people. i urge my colleagues to reject this reckless spending. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from missouri reserves. the gentleman from kentu

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they want to be able to live in montana and work in boston and it's happening all over and any employer who doesn't realize we've gone through a totally fundamental shift in young people -- not young people, in workers' perception, wherever they can build flexibility. it's a women's issue too. if women can get one or two days of flexibility to deal with child rearing and so forth it's going to change the kind of jobs they can excel at. this is a massive shift that will last for a generation. maria: and they're happier that way, right, todd? let me ask you where this is going. do you see fundamental changes in the way people approach their work? how do they do that? they've got offices at home of, --at home, et cetera. >> i think this is part of a rethink of our relationship with work and so in our survey, we also saw a number of other changes. for example, whether you're white collar, blue collar, across all demographics, people are prioritizing things like being in a respectful inclusive meritocracy. they want to show up as themselves, they want to do good work and be treated equally r

john tester in montana. let's see some of these democrats who pretend they are moderates show a fraction of the courage that manchin and sinema are showing now. >> harris: is it lack of courage or bide this out? some of them think i don't want to be the one in the senate who gets booted. let's keep quiet. >> they are scared at the radicals in the party. they look at the aoc, the marxists, people pushing critical race theory and open borders and they've decided essentially all of the energy and anger and passion in the democratic party is on the extreme left and so every one of those democrats i mentioned voted to confirm not one, but two senior officials in the biden justice department who are among the leading at advocates for abolishing the police. they are a bunch of democrats scared of their left wing. suburban moms in virginia are saying hold on. open borders, abolishing police and dividing us on race is not what i signed up for and i think when the democrats embrace an extreme agenda i believe, harris,

los que vienen a lo largo de este inicio de semana y inicio de mes >> vemos también que la línea de montaña la presencia de algunas nevadas de carácter ligero eso es lo que ocurre por acá, san josé como está las temperaturas ya descendiendo 63 una mayor mente nublada aún no se presentan algunas lloviznas por ahí pero seguro estará lo largo de los próximos poros llovizna de los región >> hablamos de la segunda tormenta pronóstico se noten al regresar claudio >> estamos pendientes muchos casos menos atentos a lo tuvieron en la capital del país argumentos a favor y en contra de la ley antiaborto del estado de elecciones fue aprobada y gracias nos konno transcurrió la sesión adelante >> muy buenas tardes este día ambos lados ellos con el trabajo hecho por sus abogados presentó el caso ante los jueces como esta era como protesta ambos lados >> hablando es >> procurador del estado dice que siente honradoel paísrecientemente aprobada la leylas nueces en el estado contra el aborto contra expusieron casos >> esto nos deja tranquilos escuchó el testimonio en el isa la validez de esta

the mercury news reports as of sunday, everyone at the site on vista montana in north san jose found somewhere else to go. they had been rerouted to the temporary site from encampment on apple property. >>> new details tonight in a deadly officer-involved shoot energy san francisco. police released body camera videos on the confrontation last friday at fifth and full some. officers were responding to reports of a man armed with a knife when at least one officer opened fire killing the suspect. >> as the suspect approached, as he ran towards the officers brandishing the knife, the officers quickly backed up down the hall way, away from him. as the suspect closed the distance officer 1 and 2 fired their respective weapons, striking the suspect. >> reporter: san francisco police say it is an on going investigation. >>> tonight san francisco police looking for the suspects who led them on a chase across the bay bridge. officers were patrolling near 16th and kansas just after noon when they spotted a vehicle wanted in connection with a crime. they tried to pull the driver over. instead th

in fact montana families expect to see a 45% increase in their energy prices this coming winter. that's why you see so much opposition to this bill. every single republican, all 50 of us are locked together opposed to it because we've got to protect the families, the working americans who can't afford inflation. inflation is the worst tax at all. those who can afford it the least get impacted the most. >> jon: the feelings seem to be there will be some trims made in the senate, and it will then go back to the house, but do you see any chance of this bill dying completely on the vine on your side of capitol hill? >> i think there is a chance. and the way they're trimming it is what they are doing is they are shortening the time of some of these huge and massive expansions of the green new deal and other entitlements, and by doing so, it is gaming the way you measure how much it costs. that's the way they are trimming it. it is not fair to the american people. many believe who have looked at it honestly, that this bill's true cost is well over 4 trillion dollars. and that's why we

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boxes connell mcshane is in big sky montana for us with more. real estate in this part of the world has been red hot for some time during covid. they called it the zoom boom where people could work from anywhere and they chose to work from her. there's a new twist on it. now though, we have a new round of buyers big money investors with plenty of cash and also plenty of new worries. more and more people are thinking about the economy and thinking about the what inflation is going to do to their network and if they've got significance amount amounts of cash, you know, land a lot more fun to spend it on a stock portfolio not only a lot more fun, but also potentially more profitable. if you believe inflation is going to get worse. you might buy ranch land for the same reason people have been buying farmland for years. you make some money on the land, make some money from the land. and if you track the charts, ranches don't tend to be correlated to other asset classes. so if your other investments take a hit. then you have some protection. they're l

pronóstico del tiempo guillermo quirós y emocionado con la pista de hielo >> patinando, abrieron las montañas, en esos centros de deportes invernales ahora la pista de hielo poco a poco operando lo normal y mire como se mantiene el aeropuerto de san francisco la pista mojada, sigue entrando poco de humedad en algunos lugares alepo por cielo pero deje paraguas porque sigue entrando estrechamente que justamente, si pronosticamos este noviembre pidió la entrada entre esas lluvias así se ve desde la imagen satelital más hacia el norte del estado que también es algo bueno en especial las condiciones continúan lloviendo por allá. se espera que siga arrastrando humedad a lo largo de las próximas horas por lo tanto seguirá sumando lluvias ligeras espero tenga mucho cuidado de las autopistas. en el acercamiento vemos como pasa el sistema ya es un atardecer noche que se mantiene así >> como estar los embalses? muy abajo este es el pb un 5% imagínese de un promedio hay algunas por ejemplo, san luis en el 14% la semana pasada antes pan el 12% si es que poco a poco sube, la buena noticia es que

the democratic senator in montana. he also mentored the not name soon we, are the senate campaigns of north carolina, arkansas, and arkansas, and former colorado senator cory gardner. the suit alleges quote, the nra has engaged in an ongoing scheme to have a campaign financing regulations by using a series of storm corporations to illegally but certificate coordinate advertisement with at least seven candidates for office. through the scheme, to nra affiliates made up to $35 million in illegal acceptive and unreported campaign contributions, across the 2014, 2016, and 2018 elections. including, up to $25 million to the trump campaign in 2016. $25 million in illegal donations to the trump campaign in 2016? plus all those republican senators? this feels like we're on a few different levels. so what if your groups may have found a way to actually maybe enforce campaign finance laws. which has been the wild last for many years. not because the federal agency that is supposed to release this stuff is functionally that. but

this was the foundation then of the most recent espinoza versus montana decision. i think this really should be put in his when column -- win column. >> another big win for the justice, and mitchell versus helm, he says voucher cases say, the reason it is ok to give money to the religious schools is that the government is making the decision, the parents, perfectly logical, then of course the question is what about when the government is? he says in the case, we shouldn't require all the establishment clause requires -- this neutrality towards religion. if you read through the lutheran case and espinoza, i think the majority of the court now embraces that. and espinoza, the chief talks about all kind of programs where it's clear the money was going straight to religious schools. and reservations. that is groundbreaking. it is huge. you think about all the kinds of -- the cares act, for example. cares act, tons of direct funding of religious schools, direct funding of churches, to keep their pleas employed. -- people employed. there's no circuit breaker. they are gi

aunque lo más difícil estuvo en las montañas de santa cruz y santa lucía que se acercaron al punto de congelación >> seguimos hablando de comida pero mejor hablemos del tiempo >> bueno césar al menos hoy no vamos a tener esas temperaturas tan frías es porque va a aumentar la nubosidad pero si va a viajar al norte hay condados que tienen advertencias veamos las aletas tenemos una advertencia por heladas al norte de nosotros hasta el viernes a las 9:00 de la mañana y más hacia el sur. las temperaturas van estar bastante frías en nuestra área esta noche no tenemos advertencias por heladas y es debido al incremento en la nubosidad está nubosidad evita que el calor se escape. >> a cuánto estarán estas temperaturas pudiesen estar hasta los bajos 40° hasta santa rosa y en el área de san josé unos 44° necesita un abrigo pero no tendremos esa advertencia por heladas >> tenemos está nubosidad que se incrementa nuestra zona pero la lluvia se queda al noroeste oregón y washington seguimos con tiempo bastante seco estará durante estas horas tendemos nubosidad para las próximas ho

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in montana. you go never made and he never that it fun. yeah. it's and it's a good way to get out there with a half montana. exactly. that he told me snowshoeing snowmobiling panning for gold sochi. got to do up but yeah, here, you can do it, too. and then you can also have other options we are looking at conditions today that are dr- after yesterday's rainfall. >> now yesterday's was definitely nothing to write home about. but it was a decent rain compared to what we had 2 sundays ago that 18 inches around mount tam was only 2 inches yesterday, but still very good news guerneville around 2 and a half inches mill valley just over an inch of rainfall. as year the big winner out that direction around 6707 inch now skies have cleared out really nicely san jose looks beautiful this morning and is going to stay dry throughout the course of your tuesday ahead of us. so we've got a nice dry day to get back out there. take the dog on an extra long walk and enjoy what will eventually be increased sunshine for some of our areas that are still holding out

maybe we're going to a place that had worse weather like what's montana like right now. probably were. yeah, it's a say we are all their little cold. >> i sometimes i forget how to do comes right looking at lots of guys or whether the montana currently much nicer weather than a lot of the rest of the country. and honestly, even though it looks kind of gray and wet out there we will take it because it's our only day this week getting that rainfall. we're looking at beautiful weather. the rest of the week. some 70's by the weekend. so if you don't like the grey so much. it is going to be looking a lot better looking at that gray sitting over coit tower currently and some light showers for that matter, too. you will be looking at these showers continuing on and off throughout the course of the morning something that we've seen playing true all morning long for your commute. here's a couple areas where we are seeing that rainfall fairfield down through the late hall. also down to the richmond center fell bridge and further south. from there. we are looking at some conditions

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look at other states like montana, wyoming, alaska. they're going to get $3500 per capita, almost three times what we get. is it a lot of money? yeah. is it as much money as you should get? well, it depends on how you look at it. >> and do we already have earmarked the projects it would go toward? >> there are a lot of projects, but the biggest chunk concerning people seems to be in transportation. in transportation we know how serious that is. that clogs the roads, that's hurting us with the supply chain issues. there is a lot of elements to transportation, roads, bridges, things like that, that are in such disrepair. we have very bad standing according to the american civil engineering association. a lot of this money is going to go there and california, of course, is going to get its share, although, once again, it seems in some cases people are a little upset we may not be getting as much for some of this, particularly for high speed rail that other states are getting. >> why do we see that large discrepancy? we're talking amtrak a

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in indian country and in some of the more rural and frontier areas of our state of montana. i believe throughout the country. we've done some stuff for housing, but the truth is, the impact of covid-19, the impact of poverty, particularly the indian country areas, is a big problem. could you give me some indications on how we should be addressing this issue? this is an issue high up on your radar screen as far as something that needs to be done? secretary yellen: i think the issue of affordable housing is one that has plagued our country for many years. it certainly predates the pandemic, but the pandemic really dramatically impacted the income of many, especially low-income workers, that already were tremendously challenged by the affordability or lack thereof of housing. so in the short term, the emergency rental assistance, money that was made available, is helping these households but that those funds aren't -- can't be used to solve the longer run problems that we have. but the build back better package, really, that's where the president has proposed policies to addres

regresamos a esta hora de horario especial a lake ta hospital, se puede ver sólo en zonas en altas, zonas de montaña donde hay nieve, vemos generalmente en esta temporada estas rocas stancu abiertas de nieve y no, no es el caso. son las 4:15, la sequía en california sigue siendo la más extrema, excepcional de todo el país, vemos cómo algunos lugares al norte como washington que ha tenido lluvias, ha tenido problemas ahora por inundaciones, deslaves inclusive la muerte de una persona, regresando a nuestro panorama, despejado después de esos nublados que cubrieron gran parte de la región, comienza a despejarse, se va a mantener así con algunos nublados ligeros, mañana también, va a incrementar un poco de viento hacia la zona norte y zonas altas que pueden alcanzar hasta 30 millas por hora, saludos amigos porque el panorama fresco se espera en las próximas horas con temperaturas que van a estar cercanas a los 55 grados, al momento 63, san francisco, oakland 66, hacia el interior se mantiene el promedio, temperaturas entre los 65 y 66 grados en horas de la madrugada decía yo, las temperaturas

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i forgot about people hitting the roadways definitely dicey conditions for the rockies to montana if you are in the east coast, this is great weather into the deep south we're super excited to go back to the macy's day parade in new york city. it's a weird ronald mcdonald graphic. partly cloudy skies, breezy, temperatures should be in the low 40s. guys >> all right are you right. it was a little creepy, you are right. >>> the farmer whose big ideas are taking root in his are taking root in his community.n count on fast, effective relief with motrin. truthfully, it's frustrating to see how fast dust reappears. but dusting with a cloth is a pain. and dealing with a bulky vacuum.. . is such a hase. uchhh!!! so now we use our swiffer sweeper and dusters. the fluffy fibers? they pick up dust easily. grabbing it in all those hard-to-reach places. gotcha!!! and for our floors, sweeper's textured cloths lock all kinds of dirt, du and pet hair. unlike my vacuum, it sneaks under and around places. look at that!! dust free and hassle free. stop cleaning and start swiffering. ( ♪♪ ) what a p

yellow, there is that potential for some delays because of some winds and weather moving through from montana back into say chicago land, but hey. thanksgiving itself, dry weather for the southwest. we've got a little bit of rain for houston, and mild temperatures for the east coast. for accuweather, i'm meteorologist chris nallan. >>> coming up, a massive marijuana raid on the west coast. >>> also ahead, a major supermarket chain imposing purchase limits on some popular thanksgiving items. >>> and smash and grab thieves strike again stealing $1 million of merchandise in one night. what's being done to stop them. -great party, carlene. you must have blown your budget. -not exactly. -you have great name-brand snacks, tons of meat... and where did you get this imported cheese? -hello! grocery outlet, bargain market. -♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ -with this holiday set to bust your wallet, your neighborhood grocery outlet is the destination for savings of 40 to 70 percent on all your holiday needs. >>> back now with police in oregon announcing a massive marijuana bust. $500 million wort

. >> montana bar owner is welcoming back canada customers. but he's not expecting substantial border traffic right away. >> i think it will pick up a lot more once canada drops the covid test requirement. i'm being optimistic. that things will return to normal. next summer. >> reoping the borders comes as covid case ins the u.s. remain flat. with about 72,000 new daily infections. in the west, colorado, new mexico and california are seeing an up tick. to help fight the spread, tomorrow l.a. will require proof of vaccination at many indoor spaces. but outside today thousands of runners took place in the l.a. marathon. and also in new york. the famed race made its return after being cancelled in 2020. >> now almost everyone flying into the u.s. must be fully vaccinated and provide proof of it and also a negative covid test. within 72 hours of boarding. there will be exceptions for people from countries with limited access to vaccine. >> thank you. we have been reporting on the high stakes un climate conference in scott land. this weekend people

others were gay like montana's jeannette rankin, the first woman elected to the u.s. congress. or bisexual like adelina warren, a new mexican educator and politician. by the 1890s, huge numbers of women such as luna kelly, and nebraska farm wife and mother of 11, helped make the west the national capital of the new aggressive politics. she was also a folk singer and a poet and she wrote a very rousing ballad called stand up for nebraska that brought everybody to their feet. progress is upheld women's rights and a poorly economic justice for average people, and opposed the corrupt lyrical machines and corporate monopolies of the eras -- political machines up until this time there certainly have been rich people in america but in two oh the gilded age which started after the civil war, there were not these enormous inequities like that separated, like the superrich from everybody else. so this was something that americans were just coming to terms with, and that's how the progressive movement developed. the kansas homesteader turned lawyer mary elizabeth lease, cofounded the new

others were gay, like montana's jeanette rankin. the first woman elected to the u.s. congress. or bisexual, like or bisexual, like edlina, a new mexico educator and politician. by the 1890s, huge numbers of women, such as luna kelly, a nebraska farm wife and mother of eleven, helped make the west the national capital of the new progressive politics. she wrote -- she was also -- luna was also a folk singer and a poet, and she wrote a very rousing ballad called "stand up for nebraska" that brought everybody to their feet. progressives upheld women's rights and importantly economic justice for average people and opposed the corrupt political machines and corporate monopolies of the era's rapacious 1%, up until this time, there had certainly been rich people in america, but really until the gilded age started after the civil war, there weren't these enormous inequities like that separated the super rich from everybody else. so this was something that americans were just coming to terms with, and that's how the progressive movement developed. the kansas homesteader turned lawyer, ma

. >> i came out when i was 18 as trans and grew up as gay in missoula, montana. so as you can imagine, it wasn't the safest environment for lgbt folks. i had a pretty supportive family. i have an identical twin, and so we really were able to support each other. once i moved away from home and started college, i was really able to recognize my own value and what i had to offer, and i think that for me was one of the biggest challenges is kind of facing so many barriers, even with all the privilege and access that i had. it was how can i make sure that i transform those challenges into really helping other people. we're celebrating transgender awareness month, and within that, we recognize transgender day of remembrance, which is a memorial of those that we have lost due to transgender violence, which within the last year, 2019, we've lost 22 transgender folks. think all but one are transgender women of color who have been murdered across the country. i think it's important because we get to lift up their stories, and bring attention to the attacks and violence tha

doesn't sound like a lot but it's a lot for montana. health providers receive nearly $2.9 million through the fcc telehealth program. as of this last monday we got nearly 13,000 households in montana that are using emergency broadband benefit programs, and now we've got the infrastructure investment jobs act which i am familiar with because i'm one of the ten that helped negotiate it. we are going to see 65 billion in investments of the infrastructure which should close the digital divide. if you disagree with me on that, let me know. but the truth is this, how do you plan to coordinate with the end tia on the implementation of the broadband provisions in the infrastructure investment jobs act? >> thank you, senator, for the question and all those numbers. the legislation that was just signed into law on monday is our best shot at closing the divide for t this generation, so we are going to have todi coordinate wh the department that has primary authority for the funds like we never had before. i am aware of that we have to make that a

en las montaÑas 20.30 millas por hora y un viento que se intensifica esta noche. lo que puede traernos un poco de nieve efecto viento en este caso y ese viento puede producir problemas especialmente lo viajes por carreteras y zonas elevadas. a tomar las precauciones y la parte positivaes que no va a dejar este frente mucha lluvia, el desastre muy rÁpido cuando toca tierra esta noche y en la nieve en las costas mÁs altas de la montaÑa. si vamos un poco mÁs al sur en california la lluvia nos dejarÁ hacia el norte de san francisco una a 2 " si el mismo frente se deshace rÁpidamente. acumulados van a ser mÍnimos. temperatura de sacramento se quedan sin cambios, mÁximas en los 60 y la nieve tan sÓlo en las montaÑas del norte. karla: pronto te esperamos aquÍ en tu casa. vamos a otra noticia. a dos semanas del terrible accidente que programarte del actor octavio, sus padres visitan su tumba. carlos: visitaron el lugar en donde descansa el cuerpo en su natal villahermosa, tabasco. karla: el padre del actorpublicÓ un video desde su tumba y le dedica unas palabr