the presiding officer: the senator from north dakota. mr. hoeven: this was a tremendous feat for our country. the recognition of this true american triumph, i'm cosponsoring a senate resolution celebrating the 50th anniversary of the moon landing. our resolution recognizes the vision of president kennedy and the hard work and the ingenuity of the men and women of nasa who made it possible for our nation to achieve what seemed to be an impossible goal at the time. like many americans, i can still remember the excitement at seeing the american flag planted on the moon and hearing neal armstrong say the famous line, quote, that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. end quote. and truly it was a giant leap. nasa not only helped develop technologies to put astronauts on the mornings but these technologies have benefited industries, including our military, medical field, energy, and many others. we all know nasa is a premier center for scientific research and technological advancement. it's important to remember that nasa's mission

host: a conversati on a reach out to rural voters with heidi from north dakota, former senator from 2013-2019 and a founding board member of the one country project, j.d. scholten, and the state director for working hero iowa. one country project. how would you sum it up? caller: -- guest: the democratic party has lost rural america and time we get it back. this is our attempt to say there is plenty democratic policies good for rural america and listening the democratic party needs to do. host: was that clear cut the last election or before? guest: the trend has been continuing since 2008, president obama did well in 2008 and less well in 2012 and 2016 was a disaster and you can see the trend. it is important that people understand you cannot win national elections and you cannot win back the senate if you're not speaking to rural americans. host: what is the message to rural america you think has to be delivered? guest: getting out there and having the right message and part of it is all about health care. almost every gas station where i am from has a donation box for someone who is si

host: a conversation on a reach out to rural voters with heidi from north dakota, former senator from 2013-2019 and a founding board member of the one country project, j.d. scholten, and the state director for working hero iowa. one country project. how would you sum it up? caller: -- guest: the democratic party has lost rural america and time we get it back. this is our attempt to say there is plenty democratic policies good for rural america and listening the democratic party needs to do. host: was that clear cut the last election or before? guest: the trend has been continuing since 2008, president obama did well in 2008 and less well in 2012 and 2016 was a disaster and you can see the trend. it is important that people understand you cannot win national elections and you cannot win back the senate if you're not speaking to rural americans. host: what is the message to rural america you think has to be delivered? guest: getting out there and having the right message and part of it is all about health care. almost every gas station where i am from has a donation box for someone who

resubsequent, north dakota, has lost around 40% of its population since 1990. gary decided to give his highway a look on the map. on an area in north dakota where lush green plans roll up to the sky, the unexpected appears over the horizon, soaring scrap metal sculptures nestled on the roadside. this is the enchanted highway. >> this is fabulous that this guy came up with this idea to save this part of north dakota. i think this is wonderful. >> reporter: this guy is 70-year-old gary gref. self-taught scrap metal sculpture. >> i wanted each one to be like you would drive into it. >> reporter: seven works dot this 32-mile stretch of enchanted highway. this "geese in flight" is the largest sculpture in the world. driving this road you'll see fess amounts on the prayer er, fishermen's dream, and president rose vel on a bucking horse in "teddy rides again." he began working on his first, the tin family, in 1989. >> 1989 is the year "field of dreams "came out. >> it was built on the inspiration of, if you build it, they will come. >> you're reat. i thought, okay, if

large oil boom in western north dakota. it's been great for the north dakota economy, great for the world. one of the side effects of that kind of growth and activity is traffickinghuman even in a state like north dakota. it is difficult to enforce whether it's at the border or not because of the transient nature. human trafficking at all levels is something the federal government needs to continue to get involved in. host: what goes through your mind when you hear what's going ?n at the border the democratsd are on board with saying there is a crisis at the border. we need to get infrastructure in place to hold them in a way that is becoming of the united states of america. host: first call comes from san samuel in south pasadena, california. go ahead. i want to ask the congressman, you know, president trump is doing a great job, he's brought so much wealth back here, but when the democrats say it's manufactured -- it wasn't manufactured. barack obama said there was no i think the -- president is doing a great job. you bet

how what happened this week in a paleontology dig in the badlands of north dakota. experts say the bones are about 65 million years old. he and his professor aren't sharing the exact location of the dig sites. they do believe that more bones will be found there. pretty cool. >> extra credit for dinosaur bones. triceratops has three once. let's all remember. >> thank you for watching

i went into every state from alabama to the red states, 40% of the vote like montana and north dakota, as well as pennsylvania, which we cannot when a presidency without winning pennsylvania. there's no mathematical way to get there. all these states, and we took it to the republicans. because folks finally figured out, finally figured out what president obama had done with the affordable care act. did you have any republicans you know running around saying i want to do away with pre-existing conditions being covered? i want to do away with the fact we're cutting of health care a certain point? i want to do away with the fact and on and on and on. ladies and general men, part of test gentlemen, part -- ladies and gentlemen, part of leading is educating. everything but locusts dropped on barack's late when he got -- plate when he got elected. the greatest ability god gave mankind was the ability to forget. if they didn't, women would only have one child. all kidding aside, think about it, guys. we forget just what he faced and what he did. it was the greatest recession short of the dep

senator kevin cramer, republican of north dakota. breaking news from president trump's meeting with the emir of qatar. he says that entered a deal with qatar where they will be purchasing boeing planes. he says iran has been doing a lot of bad things and should be careful. there is also news coming out of mexico. the finance minister has resigned. the new finance minister in mexico. we will continue to bring you headlines out of the meeting between president trump and the emir of qatar. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ david: you are watching "balance of power." marriott is our stock of the hour, falling as much as 2.5% as the company faces a fine by u.k. regulators because of the downgrade from jpmorgan. emma chandra is your the story. emma: the fine is from the u.k. regulators, $124 million for a breach that exposed 100 million guest records, 7 million in the u.k.. the cyberattack happened in 2014 and impacted starwood hotels, which marriott did not acquire until 2016, but the u.k. regulator blaming marriott for lack of d

i appreciate the trip to north dakota. the remote identification rule is the top priority for the faa uasou a.s. -- mr. burleson rulemaking. there are several other pieces we are working on. we are working hard to publish that rule this year. what it is important to remember a couple things as we talk about some of your frustration with the timeline. when is the fact that up until october of last year, the faa did not have the authority over all uas operators in the airspace. we are grateful to congress for restoring the faa authority over all uas operators, and recreationale operators. once we had the authority, we were able to move forward and really build out the rule, but there are two other facets that have to come together to enable remote identification implementation in the airspace. one is standards. there are several industry groups the faa is supporting. industry standards that will be necessary to execute the rule. on top of that is the infrastructure piece. out that requirement is there, how will the informati

coming up, wednesday morn, board member of the one country project including north dakota senator heidi hikamp talking about reinvigorating the democratic party with world issues. and then bill johnson who serves on the house budget committee will discuss the debate over federal spending in an effort to avoid another government shutdown. emily lawson will join us. she'll talk about efforts to close the gender pay gap. be sure to watch "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. >> federal reserve chairman jerome powell will testify before the house financial services committee on monetarily policy and the state of the u.s. economy live wednesday at 10:00 a.m. eastern. and live at 2:30 p.m., a house subcommittee hearing on the treatment of immigrant children at the u.s.-mexico border. witnesses include an asylum seeker from guatemala. and live at 9:30 eastern. the senate armed services committee will consider the nomination of mark milly for chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. watch all three hearings live on scrmbings span 3, online at -- c-span

welte, of north dakota, to be united states district judge for north dakota. the presiding officer: i send a cloture motion to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the motion. the clerk: cloture motion, we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22, do hereby bring to a close debate on of peter d. welte, of north dakota, to be united states district judge for the dist

the border, gordon, grabbed the animal by a horn in north dakota. this photo was taken moments before the attack, this comes days after another bison charge that a child that yellowstone national park sending her flying into the air. a shark bite a server's hand at a popular beach, the teenager is the third person attacked in florida in 3 days, two the incidents happening in new smyrna beach, the other taking place 100 miles north in jacksonville. the video captured that surfer struggling in the water as the shark latched onto his body. all of the victims will be okay. it is frightening though. >> new smyrna is the shark attack capital of the world. one of the worst ones, a little north on the atlantic in florida and people talk about sharks all over the place. >> it happens sometimes. it is hot outside so a lot of people might be taking the day off, going to the beach. these are your heat indices, what it feels like, close to 100 ° in these big cities like boston and new york city, down towards the southeast across the southern plains, feel like s

an hour, former north dakota senator heidi heitkamp and jd shelton both board members of the one country project discussed the groups grassroots campaign to reinvigorate the democratic party's relationship with rural issues and voters. at 9:00 a.m., ohio congressman bill johnson, a member of the house budget committee, discusses federal spending and efforts to avoid another government shutdown. and at 9:30, emily martin of the national women's law discusses efforts to close the gender pay gap. ♪ host: political reporting that house speaker nancy pelosi will meet with steven mnuchin to discuss finding ways to avoid budget cuts and raise the debt limit as congress possibly faces another federal shutdown later this year if these issues are not resolved. this is the "washington journal" for july 10. part of his political -- many credit him for the rise of and aird-party system recent poll showed many respondents say the current two-party system is broken. that is what we want to get your sense of in our first hour of the "washington journal." when it comes to the two-party system, do you t

coming up wednesday morning, board members of the one country project, including former north dakota democratic senator heidi heitkamp, talk about their group's campaign to reinvigorate democratic parties relationships with rural issues and voters. representative who serves on the and budget committee will discuss spending and the effort to avoid a government shutdown. also, emily martin, from the national women's law center will discuss efforts to close the gender pay gap. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. announcer: live, wednesday, on the c-span networks. the u.s. house begins work on the 2020 defense authorization bill. that is 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. at 9:30 a.m. on c-span two, the u.s. senate continues work on judicial and executive nominations. on c-span3 at 10:00 a.m., the house financial services committee see hears from jerome powell -- on monetary policy. at 2:30 p.m., house oversight subcommittee examines the conditions of migrant children in federal facilities and of the u.s. mexico border. ne

i now recognize the gentleman from north dakota for three minutes. >> first i would like unanimous consent to enter ranking member collins' statement into the record. >> without objection. i'll also introduce the opening statement of the chairman of the committee, mr. nadler, and a group of letters from a group of organizations contained on this list without objection. >> and i do appreciate, particularly, mr. reed, when we recognize, i come from a very rural area. the closest what you would consider big box store is minneapolis or denver. and so when we're talking about competition, all of this, i also think we've got to remember at no time in time from my house in dickinso dickinson, north dakota, things that would require a plane ticket to buy can now be brought to our house. so when we're talking about consumers, we need to remember that side of it too. i'm glad you brought up bushel, it's a fantastic company that has created -- i don't know if they qualify as a unicorn or not but they've created a space that hasn't existed at this point as well as they do it. i don't know about this s

coming up wednesday morning, board members of the one country project, including former north dakota democratic senator heidi heitkamp, talk about their groups campaign to reinvent a great -- reinvigorate the democratic party relationships of the world. and representative who serves on the budget committee will discuss spending and the effort to avoid a government shutdown. also represented from the women's law center will discuss efforts to close the gender pay gap. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. as the fifth circuit cortex of the constitutionality of the portal care act, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer held a briefing on the health care law. they were joined by other democratic lawmakers on the steps of the capital, to talk about the potential impact of the texas challenge to the law. this is just over 15 minutes. >> look. my summer mom hair. >> really? [laughter] >> let's hold up the signs. speakert to thank our nancy pelosi and those from the house. we are gathered because this is a critical day for the fu

welte, of north dakota, to be united states district judge for north dakota. the presiding officer: i send a cloture motion to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the motion. the clerk: cloture motion, we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22, do hereby bring to a close debate on of peter d. welte, of north dakota, to be united states district judge for the district of north dakota. mr. mcconnell: i ask consent the reading of the names be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i move to proceed to legislative session. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion to proceed. all those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the motion is agreed to. mr. mcconnell: i move to proceed to executive session to consider calendar number 203. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion to proceed. all those in favor say aye. all opposed, say no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. and the motion is agreed to. the cler

welte of north dakota to be united states district judge for the district of north dakota. the presiding officer: the question occurs on the nomination. is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: the presiding officer: are there any senators in the chamber wishing to vote or change their vote? if not, the ayes are 68, the nays are 22. the nomination is confirmed. under the previous order, the motions to reconsider and the president be immediately notified of the senate's action. the clerk will report the motion to invoke cloture. the clerk: cloture motion: we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the nomination of james wesley hendrix of texas to be a united states district judge for the northern district of texas, signed by 17 senators. mr. mcconnell: mr. president? the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent that if cloture is invoked on the hendrix nomination, all postc

these are researchers who were at the langdon research center in north dakota. five employees, total. the frustration level for not only them, but also their employers and the community at large. we have a community under 1200 people. they become part of it. so i am glad we are having this conversation, but i do have one specific question relating to the eb five. that says foreign nationals can apply for permanent residence if they make investment in targeted employment areas. i know there is a rule in place, the eb-5 modernization would increase the minimum investment amount significantly, transfer targeted employment areas from the state agencies, to the department of homeland security and create priority data retention for eb-5, using priority data previously approved. and to establish more oversight and regional centers, et cetera. uscis submitted the proposed eb-5 program modernization in february, 2018, correct? >> yes sir. >> and omb completed its review of eb-5 in june? >> i understand they recently finished it, yes. >> you have a status update on where

. >>> a student is made the discovery of a lifetime in the badlands of north dakota. here's an durant teamed up with professor michael q and who was on a paleontology deck that discovered a triceratops school. how cool is this. experts say the altar about 65 million years old. the two not sharing the exact location of the dig site, but they believe more bones will be found. >>> space-x will try again to launch a rocket into space. yesterday scheduled want florida was called off due to thunderstorms and thick clouds. very prevalent this time of year. the rocket will be taking something special on the resupply mission to the international space station. a container of the nickelodeon green slime. astronauts will take video of how slime moves in microgravity. 5500 other experiments will also take place, including one with an adidas soccer ball. all of the material will be used to develop a curriculum for young students. >>> taking a live look. not a great day. the dow jones industrial is down about 172 points. >>> distracted driving often involves smart phones. a new stu

coming up wednesday morning, board members of the one country project, including former north dakota's eric paddock -- talk aboutcamp and the democratic party's relationship with rural issues and voters. ohio republican congressman bill johnson, who serves on the house budget committee, will discuss the debate over federal spending and efforts to avoid another government shutdown. also, emily martin of the national women's law center will join us. she talks about efforts to close the gender pay gap. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. wednesday on the c-span networks, the u.s. house begins work on the 2020 defense authorization bill. that's at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. c-span2, theon u.s. senate continues work on traditional and executive nominations. on c-span3 at 10:00, the house financial services committee years from federal reserve chairman jerome powell on monetary policy. later at 2:30 p.m., the house oversight subcommittee examines the conditions of migrant children in facilities at the u.s./mexico bord

teamed up with his professor on a paleontology dig in north dakota. they're calling it alice named after a landowner. the plan to create a cast of the skull. >> look how big that is. >> if you find dinosaur skull, the professor said that on day 1. >> graduate you early. >>> we are getting decent weather. it cooled all the way down in concorde. 98 degrees. 102 yesterday. morgan hill 97 santa rosa 96. fremont, you hit 90. san jose a cooler 86. it did cooldown in san francisco. only a high of 68. high and thin clouds are working their way and. you may notice if you have sensitive instincts, it is more humid outside today as well. san francisco 57. numerous thunderstorms over the mountains. if you are traveling on interstate 80 will encounter some of this. is a sign that the atmosphere is more unstable than normal. there is a 5% chance that a rumble of thunder or dry thunderstorm without precipitation may impact us. back up to a five. on a 1-12 scale saturday through monday. if you are sneezing, your coughing. you likely are as well if you suffer from all

welte of north dakota to be united states district judge for the district of north dakota. mr. braun: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from indiana. mr. braun: i rise today to congratulate chairman barrasso and ranking member carper on their introduction of the e.p.w. committee's five-year infrastructure bill. the america's highway infrastructure act. back in indiana as a member of the state legislature 2017 we did what some states are doing. many haven't yet. we actually did a long-term road funding and bridge infrastructure bill. as a main street entrepreneur there and just my third year in the state legislature, we accomplished things that nobody said could get done because we made the case that for the crossroads of america we needed to make sure our roads and bridges were going to be there in safe shape for future generations. no matter where i'd go, i'd hear almost everyone unanimous about wanting better roads and bridges. ironically even in a state like the hoosier state, 70% of constituents wanted better roads but didn't want their taxes to go up. we ha

i married an immigrant and we live in rural north dakota. this is 2004. the process in and of itself is daunting, and this is coming from two pretty educated people. i just graduated law school. she was in law school that when you drive 350 miles to minneapolis and show up for hearing that was scheduled by immigration gets an attempt to go home because they are not ready for you. you have to turn about and come back. it's not like going around the block. i practiced in this area. our firm has practiced in this area through three presidents. i appreciate the backward talk about the history of this because this didn't all start on january, the first week in january of 2017. throughout the campaign, throughout our office i've met with people who are waiting on 2008 visa permits to be processed. these are researchers who work at the lincoln research in north dakota, five employees total. the frustration level for not only them but also their employers and the community at large when you have the community under 1200 people. they become part of it. i'm glad we

i was lifeguard in minot, north dakota, by the way. at oak park pool. the pool was that deep. i'd go like pick the kid up and put him by the side of the pool. >> as for josh's kid with ex-wife fergie, 5-year-old axl, he was a regular on the set. >> axl's very curious about this movie and was here for this stuff. i'm swimming away from the sharks, he's fascinated by all this but really a sweet little guy, he was really concerned for me in a lot of ways, too. but that's why i think it's good for him to come and see that it's all make-believe. >> he gets cuter every day. >> and we're so glad josh survived his shark tv movie, so we could see him like this. that is josh rocking long white hair and a beard for his new netflix series, "jupiter's legacy." and if the red cape and boots didn't give it away, josh plays a superhero called the utopian. i like that name for him. >> there's some supervillains, superheroes in the upcoming "fast & furious" spinoff "hobbs & shaw." nischelle turner caught up with two of them, idris elba and jason statham, in london, where jason wasn't afraid to

i guardian he with my distinguished colleague guardian north dakota. ant try trust is case specific and fact specific. i want to talk about facebook. mr. perault following up on a question from the gentleman from georgia. i think what he was getting at is this. is facebook in your vau a monopoly? >> no, congressman, it is not. >> okay. so i assume the reason is because in your view facebook has a number of competitors as you said and a number of products that the company offers. would that be a fair characterization of your view? >> yes, congressman, that's correct. >> what is the largest social media network platform company by active users in the world? do you know? >> congressman, i don't. i do know that we have 2.7 billion users. >> i can tell you it's facebook is number one. do you know the third largest company is what's app. >> who tons. >> we do. >> facebook, correct. >> yes. >> and the fourth largest social media networking platform in the world by active users is facebook messenger. i won't make you answer the question. suffice it to say that

we're starting to realize, they got other oil from north dakota. they didn't get it from around here union pacific and the other names you cover, when they come out with their numbers, they'll really tell the story. is this a csx problem, or is this a sign of a u.s. economy that's beginning to slow down? >> that's a great question jb hunt a lot more optimistic. they think the second half of the year is going to improve for them >> let's go around the horn. frank, obviously, stick around brenda, you have a take on the transports do you believe csx's worst day in a decade, is that a macro worry or a csx thing and everything is okay >> we're in an environment of a lot of uncertainty, particularly within the manufacturing sector and anything related to global trade. i would say if you can look outside of that and into some of the other transports that are more leveraged, the consumer, we own u.p.s., for example. there is still a story there and it's more certain at the current moment, although i would say, you know, there's a lot of uncertainty. this i

i was lifeguard in minot, north dakota, by the way. at oak park pool. the pool was that deep. i'd go like pick the kid up and put him by the side of the pool. >> as for josh's kid with ex-wife fergie, 5-year-old axl, he was a regular on the set. >> axl's very curious about this movie and was here for this stuff. i'm swimming away from the sharks, he's fascinated by all this but really a sweet little guy, he was really concerned for me in a lot of ways, too. but that's why i think it's good for him to come and see that it's all make-believe. >> he gets cuter every day. >> and we're so glad josh survived his shark tv movie, so we could see him like this. that is josh rocking long white hair and a beard for his new netflix series, "jupiter's legacy." and if the red cape and boots didn't give it away, josh plays a superhero called the utopian. i like that name for him. there's some supervillains, superheroes in the upcoming "fast & furious" spinoff "hobbs & shaw." nischelle turner caught up with two of them, idris elba and jason statham, in london, where jason wasn't afraid to put

dakota from the plains states do tend to generate sun still living out again but nothing much organized at the moment with temperatures around about the 30 or more mark is quite humid from florida northwards and back through the midwest beyond that is dry and quiet but just down here this circulation much is seeing the gulf of mexico this could develop into a tropical depression possibly more than that but watch that quite closely because the potential for rainfall than on the cold coast is quite tremendous on the pacific coast it's quiet not particularly well in san francisco but more or less where you'd expected to be so the caribbean we have recently seen some pretty big showers particularly in haiti where you can see in the green dots they're likely to repeat themselves maybe focusing more in jamaica western cuba coming back towards honduras and costa rica but the breeze keeps blowing occasional light showers seem quite likely everywhere but the biggest ones will be focused on account of exactly where i'm guessing jamaica will get wet for the constant of south america things are war

the congressional district next to north dakota and south dakota. won it big time. i have won on the canadian north dakota. where my family is was. the daughter of a teamer and numberman. the first woman elected from the state of minnesota u.s. senate and a can't for the president of the united states. that is because i have listened to these people in all these counties and done their work and i have won. u can go back to the run for city council. my slogan then was all the way with amy k. i'll tell you one more. but i've won and we need a candidates that doesn't see the midwest as flyover, understands how important it is for our national victory and can win in states like iowa, can win in wisconsin and can win in michigan and the last last time i saw and not always in those lineups with trump, i was in the state of michigan. i was ahead by eight points and that was a statement that he won last time, which shocked everyone. so that's what this is about. it is about making sure you can put that coalition together, that you can lead a tickets, not just for yourself b

he made the discovery in north dakota. details of the expedition aren't www.ktvu.com. we will be right back. show me the crown. show me homecoming. baby sloth videos on youtube. amy, do you uh mind giving someone else a turn? oh... yeah i made myself a little comfortable here. i got a pizza for amy! yes, that's me! xfinity lets you search netflix, prime video, and youtube with the sound of your voi that's simple. easy. awesome. experience the entertainment you love on x1. access netflix, prime video, youtube and more. all with the sound of your voice. click, call or visit a store today. >>> mark is off, joe is here and a's are ck home and didn't quite work out. >> they have a few more games in this homestand. they began a nine-game homestand but it did not start out well. texas rangers in town for the first of four. you tell us what that costume represents? in the first inning a single with bases loaded. the a's added one more with a sac fly. they were up to a threeÃzero lead. anderson ran into trouble in the fifth. danny santana hit one down the right field line and

host: one of the men featured in your piece is toby, who committed suicide in williston, north dakota last year. how is he typical of the men that you further reported on in the piece? guest: he has a lot of the characteristics. to traumatic childhood, his mother died fairly early, abusive father who also died and it was a bit of a loner. what often happens with men in these situations, he isolated himself and in this case, he was literally living in a warehouse in a trailer, so from friday at 6:00 to a when people rolled around on monday morning, he was in his giant warehouse living in a trailer by himself, and the final step was he had a fascination which does not necessarily lead to these kinds of demise, but he had a fascination with guns, so he had bought a couple of guns for sports shooting. darknessind of hit the , he had the means in front of him. mentalmbination of illness or depression, isolation, and access to firearms. host: we're talking about the rise in suicide rates in the u.s. in particular, this story rick from thed rolling stone. the) 748-8000 if you are in eastern

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paris durant is a fifth year biology student and recently on a pallientology dig in north dakota when they came across a trisarah tops school and it was his first dig ever. >> now we dig on the side and that is when we started uncovering the horn. when we uncovered the horn we knew we had something special. >> that skull roughly 65 million years old into new video showing the best played lands rarely live up to expectations. we've seen bears and talk about them in tahoe but this is a bear in lions, colorado, figuring out how to push open a fence into the dumpster and near a pot dispensary so he takes it with him. >> i'll take you with me. >> wildlife workers said the bear came away empty handed, or empty pawed or empty stomach. he wanted whatever was in there. >> probably some edibles. i'm just saying. >> are you guys going to the garlic festival this weekend? >> maybe. >> i've been before. >> it is hot. >> i think today is the best day because this is saturday's forecast. it is going to reach up to 102 degrees. so get there early if can you. >> okay. >> if we go, we'll go early. >> y

dakota for the plains states do tend to generate and still living out again but nothing much organized at the moment with temperatures around about the 30 or more mark is quite humid for in florida northwards and back through the midwest beyond that is dry and quiet but just down here this circulation much is seeing the gulf of mexico this could develop into a tropical depression possibly more than that but was that quite closely because the potential for rainfall than on the cult coast is quite tremendous on the pacific coast it's quiet not particularly well in san francisco but more or less where you'd expected to be so the caribbean we have recently seen some pretty big showers particularly in haiti where you can see in the green dots they're likely to repeat themselves maybe focusing more in jamaica western cuba coming back towards honduras and costa rica but the breeze keeps blowing occasional light showers seem quite likely everywhere but the biggest ones will be focused and i can't tell exactly where i'm guessing jamaica will get wet for the constant of south america things are

dakota farm on monday the transitional military council has ordered the indefinite a closure of schools nationwide the head of the jointer is blaming protest organizers for monday's whiteman's. a roadside bomb explosion and western afghanistan has killed at least 35 passengers on a bus many of them women and children the blast happened between kandahar and head up and fight a province a provincial government spokesman is blaming taliban fighters for planting the device to target afghan and foreign security forces israel's security cabinet has approved permits for the construction of 700 palestinian homes in the occupied west bank the announcement comes ahead of a planned visit to israel this week by senior white house advisor jad kushner he's expected to push both sides to join talks at camp david and the lead up to israeli elections and september harry for surge has the latest from west jerusalem. well just days after carrying out an extremely controversial series of demolitions of palestinian homes in occupied east jerusalem the israeli government is now sanctioning the construction o

secretary winberg in north dakota we're producing an incredible amount of natural gas. we don't grow for natural gas. we grow for oil and produce huge amounts of natural gas as a by-product of that drilling. but the challenge we have is monetizing it. getting it to markets and monetizing it. how do we get more pipelines? how do we get more capacity not only to move that natural gas around the country but also to ship overseas whether it's to the pacific rim or to europe, which not only is a monetary economic win for the united states but it's a national security win by supplying energy to our allies rather than having them get their energy from russia or some other adversary. >> yes, sir, i absolutely agree, it's an imperative. we have no shortage of entities that want to obstruct natural gas pipelines. and for that matter, oil pipelines and so we're moving oil by rail, and it's much, much safer to do it by pipe. how do we expedite that? the president has an executive order for us to evaluate in certain parts of the country where we've seen pipeline infrastructure not b

this time it was a 17-year-old attacked in north dakota. park rangers say he somehow got in the middle of a fight between two bison, and one charged at him. just days earlier a 9-year-old was tossed in the air by a bison in yellowstone national park. the latest victim spoke to us over the phone. >> at first i kind of didn't believe it, oh, my god, i'm getting charged by a bison right now. there was nothing that i did to aggravate him, and then all of a sudden i kind of got this feeling that something was chasing me, and then all of a sudden he just throws me into the air. >> the 17-year-old says he is an an experienced hiker and didn't think something like this would happen. he's recovering after being air-lifted to the hospital. >>> we're hearing from former red sox star david ortiz for the first time since he was released from the hospital. big papi was shot at a bar in the dominican republic in june. since then he's been hospitalized in boston. ortiz released a statement thanking his doctors, fans and the red sox for their help and also

dakota theodore roosevelt national park. but moments later a 17-year-old visitor to the park saturday was gored and tossed in the air. by phone in the n hospital. >> he came up behind me, and he got his horn, slashed it through my leg, and then threw me up with his head about six feet into the air. >> reporter: the teen said he was a safe distance away when suddenly one charged. >> i didn't do anything to aggravate him. it was all by chance. he >> reporter: incident follows another attack in yellow stone national park last week. an 11-year-old girl was catapulted in the air by a bison. last month, a black bear was enized after biting a woman's thigh in a tent. park officials are warning visitors about getting too close to heild life. >> tcan turn on a me and they can run 30 mile-an-hour. you can't outrun a bison. >> reporter: thankful the teen is expected to recover. >> i'm so thankful i'm still alive. >> reporter: it's a stark reminder, around wild life, be aware and stay back. steve patterson, nbc news. >>> meghan markle j

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he made it in north dakota. >> it is really unbelievable. that is where harrison duran found the partial skull of, get this, a triceratops estimated to be 65 million years old. duran says the find is extra special because he's been obsessed since he was a kid. he said he knew what it was immedia immediately. >> i first spotted sort of a crushed up pile of loaded over fractured bone. we could see that in this kind of pile of scattered bone, we saw the base of a horn, horn of a triceratops going in underneath the ground and from that second we knew what it was. >> when i find a dime i have to look twice before i know what it is. he knew. they named the triceratops alice after the land where it was found. the skull is now in a lab. they're keeping its location secret to prevent it from being stolen. that would be a real big thing to try to steal. >> are you calling that triceratops a dime? you look so good you a dime. >>> a houston couple on the path to marriage after a special trip. >> john was trying to figure out how to propose to his girlfr

for what purpose does the gentleman from north dakota seek recognition? >> move to strike the last word. chairman nadler: the gentleman is recognized. >> not all these subpoenas are for sear row tolerance policy. we are talking about that. we are talking about jared shner, david pecker, rosenstein, and we know those aren't for those. mr. armstrong: we have spent over two hours in hearings arguing whether the attorney general can be held in contempt for not violating the law. we spent over two hours in these hearings talking to john dean and three cable news pundits about whether there is obstruction of justice. we have spent two hours over -- over two hours in this committee talking about a bipartisan solution to the mueller report which -- the nature and testimony brought to the hearing changed the day before. we are going to spend two hours and nothing longer talking to the guy who wrote the report. i joined ranking member collins very early on say let's bring in bob mueller. he wrote it. let's deal with it. let's go through that. now we have been deali

secretary winberg, in north dakota we're producing an incredible amount of natural gas. we don't grow for natural gas. we drill for oil in the balken shale and produce huge amounts of natural gas as a by-product of that drilling. but the challenge we have is monetizing it. getting it to markets and monetizing it. how do we get more pipelines? how do we get more capacity not only to move that natural gas around the country but also to ship overseas whether it's to the pacific rim or to europe, which not only is a monetary economic win for the united states, but it's a national security win by supplying energy to our allies rather than having them get their energy from russia or some other add ver te adversary? >> yes, sir. absolutely agree. it's an imperative. we have no shortage of entities that want to obstruct natural gas pipelines. and for that matter, oil pipelines and so we're moving oil by rail, and it's much, much safer to do it by pipe. how do we expedite that? the president has an executive order for us to evaluate in certain parts of the country where we've see