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recognizes the gentleman from arkansas for 15 minutes. >> mr. speaker, i rise in strong support for the inclusion of h.r. 2647, the resilient federal forest act, and the house amendment to senate 2012. the house passed h.r. 2647 with 262 bipartisan votes last july and it has been waiting for senate action since then. we passed the bill nearly a year ago. we knew we were facing a severe wildfire season. we were correct. more than 10.1 million acres of forestland burned across the country, the largest number of acres ever recorded. over 4,500 homes and other structures were destroyed. mr. speaker, these fires destroyed valuable resources and emitted in the order of magnitude of 100 million tons of carbon in the atmosphere while building up the renewable energy stored in our forest of 30 million gallons of gasoline. mr. westerman: tragically these fires also claimed the lives of seven firefighters who worked courageously to stop the spread of these wildfires into communities. when the house passed h.r. 2647 last summer, we hoped that the passage would spur action from the senate. unfortuna

thinking tour is to meet with an arkansas leader of the kkk. according to kkk rhetoric, there's a new klan in town. they're no longer anti-black. they're just pro-white. and nothing says new klan like hanging out with a black dude. for those of you tuning in to racism late, here's a quick refresher. the klan was initially founded after the civil war by a group of confederate soldiers who were all like, dang, but we wasn't finishing oppressing black folks yet. since then, whenever it looked like black folks were getting too uppity, the klan came back. after the great depression. during the civil rights movement. and then recently after this happened. >> and cnn can now project that barack obama, 47 years old, will become the president-elect of the united states. >> but that black guy isn't head down a dark road at night. this black guy is. i'm here to meet with an arkansas leader of the ku klux klan. how come this can't happen during the day again? >> all right. there's a car with the headlights on. if that's him, he'll blink his headlights. [ exhaling ] let's go. >> this guy said he w

arkansas or so many places that i love. they voted for me. i love them all. but you're talking about a whole different cost of living. so what's good for new york is not necessarily good for some place else. new york is very expensive to live in and i could see having more in recollection nnew york other places and the standard might be better in alabama or arkansas and other places than it would be in new york even though new york would have a higher minimum wage. i like giving it to states to dining room a determine and they have to compete with each other. i like the concept of giving it to states. in some states where it's more expensive maybe they do have to lift the minimum wage and others they don't have to do it. they also have to committee with each other in business. i really like the idea because it's so different, it's a big country, it's so different antd the cost of living is so different i like letting the states set the minimum wage. >> how about tax increases? i saw that you said maybe we'll raise taxes on the wealthy. you clarified on twitter. >> these people on minim

senator from arkansas. but the fact of the matter is, as a result of their objections to proceeding in the normal way, the majority leader filed for cloture on that bill, which will guarantee a vote on that amendment. hopefully once that's resolved, we'll get back on final passage of that appropriations bill and on to the transportation, housing, and urban development appropriations bill, and i believe the plan is to move on to the military construction-v.a. appropriations bill. in other words, it's not fancy work, but it's our work and something we should be doing in a transparent and methodical sort of way. these bills actually represent the fundamentals of legislating, the sort of blocking and tackling. they include resources to fund our military, something we all say we're for, to keep our commitments to our veterans, which is a sacred obligation, and to help provide the necessary infrastructure across our country and to keep our folks who serve our country in diplomatic posts abroad, to keep them safe, and to protect our borders here at home. so i hope we can grind our way thro

senator from arkansas. a senator: thank you, mr. president. i want to express my strong support for the 200017 -- 2017 transportation, housing and urban development appropriations bill. senator collins and senato senad deserve tremendous credit for their leadership on this bipartisan bill. mr. boozman: congress has a basic responsibility to determine how we spend hard earned taxpayer dollars. it's a responsibility that my colleagues and i on the appropriations committee take very seriously. debating and passing these annual bills provides accountability. it's an important part of setting priorities, making choices, and reducing waste. last week the senate passed an energy and water appropriations bill crafted by senators alexander and feinstein. i don't serve on their subcommittee, i was very proud to support their bill and i congratulate them on moving forward, moving forward and making the process work. the 2017 transportation-hud bill is the latest example of the senate's return to regular order. this process enables all senators to play an active role in the legislative process

further and point to the time that secretary clinton was a public defender in arkansas appointed by a judge to defend a man accused of sexually assaulting a girl. we reported on it in 2014. i was wrong. being brought up again today, we wanted to find out what happened back in that case. a lot of accusations flying around the campaign. we'll try to take as many opportunities in the coming months to take a step back and examine facts against the claims whenever we can starting with this one and our randi kaye. >> reporter: it happened on this stretch of highway in fayetteville, arkansas. they were reportedly in his pickup truck after midnight and parked in a ravine. that's where she says he beat and raped her. the sixth grader ended up in the emergency room. the young lawyer called on to defend the suspect in the case was hillary rodham. just 27 she moved to oregon to be -- to arkansas to be with her boyfriend, bill clinton. the defendant thomas taylor, requested a woman lawyer so the judge appointed the future mrs. clinton. it would be her first criminal defense case. gibson was the pr

election web ad targeting arkansas voters. he uses donald trump's own words in the attack ad against his rival and john boozman. we have bleeped out a portion of it due to language you may find offensive. ♪ >> she ate like a pig. >> i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. >> sent her a picture of herself with the words, the face of a dog. >> the boob job is terrible. >> blood coming out of her wherever. >> a person who's flat chested is very hard to be a ten. >> you don't think you could [ bleep ] her? >> i don't find her attractive. >> i'm joined now by the man behind that ad, connor eldridge. we reached out to the boozman campaign. they did issue this response to your ad saying quote, this is the act of a desperate campaign that has struggled to gain financial support. our opponent should be more concern about his very real ties to his former boss, president barack obama and his failed policy. they are trumps words, but they are not john boozman's. donald trump carried your state in the republican primary. why do you think this strategy will be effective with arkansas voter

point and not sure why doe went have that. meanwhile, firefighters in arkansas rescue a woman and her family trapped inside their home surrounded by flood water and officials say she called for help repeatedly throughout the day but firefighters were unable to come to rescue because they were helping everybody else. firefighters used a boat to haul the family to dry land. >> and i will get ready to work somebody said look outside and i looked outside and first thing i said oh, my car. wire underwater. >> i need to know what they were going to do about. it i don't have no money to relocate. . >> i have to do something abou about. it residence in area are begin the long cleanup and missy process as floodwaters recede. it's up clear how much damage there is to the homes up and down the street and powerful storms also felt in atlanta, georgia and throughout george aand one couple says severe weather uprooted the industry 300 years old and power lines were brought down caution outages and water service and also affected prompting a boil water advisory for a few neighborhoods no orts of inj

. >> it happened on this stretch of highway in fayetteville, arkans arkansas, back in 1975. a 12 years girl brutally attacked by a 41 years old man. she says he beat and raped her. the six grader ended up in the emergency room. >> the young lawyer called to defend the suspect in this case was none other hillary roden. she moved to arkansas and being with her boyfriend, bill clinton. t the defendant denied the charge requested a woman lawyer so the judge appointed the future mrs. clinton. >> she called me and wanted to know if i can get her unappoi unappointed. she did not want to represent the rapist. clinton emersed herself in taylor's defense as she was legally and obligated to do. in this affidavit signed hillary roden, suggesting she brought false accusations like this before and she fan tasize about older men. cnn's contributor josh rogan interviewed the victim now in her 50s back in 2014. she never romanticize special experiences or making any false accusations before. >> there is not been any evidence that hillary clinton made in that affidavit, she was a victim. this was an att

, along with parts of northeastern texas, and arkansas, are under tornado watches right now, with severe thunderstorm watches posted into nebraska. nbc's gabe gutierrez is in the danger zone with late-breaking details. >> reporter: late today, a powerful tornado touching down near wynnewood, oklahoma. >> that's violent motion. >> reporter: tonight parts of oklahoma, texas and arkansas under tornado warnings or watches. in the bull's-eye for relentless wind and hail as 18 million americans at the risk of the weather. >> from kansas city to st. louis, and likely including little rock as well, tornadoes are not out of the question. >> reporter: the menacing slow-moving line of storms is slogging east after producing wild weather over the weekend. >> mike, i can't see any debris. that's going to be a tornado right there. a wide cone right now. >> reporter: this brief tornado near marlow, oklahoma, and flash floods and high winds stranded drivers in their cars. in west texas, pounding hail up to the size of baseballs, while this twister was spotted in kansas. the sprawling system also spawned

printed in 569. b of house report 114- for what purpose does the gentleman from arkansas seek recognition? mr. westerman: mr. chairman, i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. cloiment amendment number 2 printed in part b of house report 114-569 offered by mr. westerman of arkansas. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 732, the gentleman from arkansas, mr. westerman, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from arkansas. mr. westerman: mr. chairman, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. westerman: i rise in support of my amendment for a budget neutral increase in funding for army surface-to-air missile system. the segment enhancement, the m.s.e., is the next generation of the battle proven pack three interceptor for the defense system. along with the earlier generation system, the missile segment enhancement is the most capable air and defense missile. pack 3 missiles are high velocity interceptors that destroy incoming targets with d

looking at proposed increases. this of course is preliminary information. let's consider arkansas as an example. i picked arkansas because one of the senators from arkansas is usually presiding. i want him to hear this. three out of the four companies offer policies in arkansas, health insurance marketplace proposed high premium increases for their enrollees. all of these increases or hikes of at least 10%. fortunately for the people of arkansas, affordable care act helps. for starters, the vast majority of enrollees in arkansas are protected from premium increases. why? because obamacare tax credits actually cap health premiums for 85% of consumers. in arkansas 87% of consumers receive tax credits that help make coverage affordable. 6 262% have the option to selects plans as low as $75 per month after tax credits. but there are other obama care provisions that safeguard against these rates, any rates that are out of line, thanks to a provision within the law, state leaders have the resources to conduct a thorough review of the proposed rate increases. in arkansas' case, the state recei

from arkansas. mr. cotton: i would like to honor all arkansas law enforcement officers as this week's kansans of the week. this marks the 54th national police week and on sunday we marked national peace officers memorial day, a day set aside by president kennedy in 1962, to honor those law enforcement officers who lost their lives in the line of duty. arkansas has over 7,000 law enforcement officers who protect our state every day. these men and women willingly put themselves in harm's way to ensure the safety of our residents and maintain order in our state. national police week is also a time to remember and honor the nearly 300 arkansans who have lost their lives in the line of duty as law enforcement officers. their service and sacrifice is not forgotten. arkansas is safer because of their service. there are many different types of law enforcement officers, but each plays an important and distinct role in our safety. there are officers like chris bunch who protects arkansas students as a school resource officer. and officers like jeff prescott who is retiring after 20 years

arkansas seek recognition? >> i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from arkansas is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, i rise today in honor of two legends in the national f.f.a. program, marion fletcher and troy buck have been leaders in the future farmest of america for more than 50 years each. mr. westerman: mr. fletcher and mr. buck have taught students the value of hard work, morals and leadership. the love these men hold for agricultural education is evident in the numerous awards the be stowed upon them. they have lived a life of service and dedication to arkansas, agriculture and most importantly the use of -- youth of our great state. modeling to us the f.f.a. motto, learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live and living to serve. while i congratulate them on their impend regular tirmente i can't help but feel a loss for future generations of students who will miss out on the opportunity to learn from two men who impacted my life and countless others. thank you, mr. buck and mr. fle

and kansas. heavy rains in flooding and arkansas and two are injured this morning and several homes are damaged. >> is there three tornadoes on the ground at the same time. good night. >> reporter: on the ground look at tornadoes, twisting, tearing across the plains. more than 30 tornadoes sightings were reported yesterday. >> hitting a building. >> reporter: storm chasers captured at least one twister ripping a building near dock city, kansas. >> there is a structure hit, power lines. >> reporter: this crew came across overturn propane tank spewing gaza long the highway. >> just gasoline every where. >> it was are dangerous. >> reporter: national weather service says a at least one tornado touched down outside of bristol oklahoma ripping roofs off of houses and knocking down trees. telephone emergency a leather sent roberts family running with their pets, dunn to their home cellar. >> we her the wind pick up, we heard glass starting to break and then i heard all of the lumber just start ripping apart and i knew, i knew what was going on. >> reporter: they run a community animal res

were reported monday. overnight it's been parts of arkansas getting damaged by intense winds and parts of oklahoma will need to start the cleanup process after getting hit hard. this violent tornado ripping through garvin county, oklahoma. look at the twister as it appears to head straight for these drivers. >> this road is no longer passable in front of me. >> local tv affiliate koco warning viewers in realtime. >> continues to make its way closer and closer to i-35. some watching calmly from afar. >> we're fine. it's over yonder. >> reporter: others not so lucky. this destruction left behind in this storm's path. the storm killing a 76-year-old man, also livestock and pummeling a dozen homes. the storms in the state taking two lives overall. in arkansas overnight, 6 onto 80-mile-per-hour winds wreaking havoc. look athi airport. >> wow, i have never -- >> look at that. >> reporter: in nebraska this man recounting how he survived a tornado there. >> we opened the door and looked out and the tornado set over there. he went under the deck and it picked me up and threw me against th

. >> good evening. i'm drew i live others arkansas just a couple of blocks up the street also introduce for 14 years and lived in the 200 block for a year i'm familiar and love the neighborhoods i have a 5-year-old and 9-year-old daughter and a heavy user of jackson playground i said to just provide a neighbor perspective and specifically address did nestled two bedrooms owe had the opportunity to actually go look at one of the projects in the neighborhood castro in the dog patch and taking into account and what that would look like i thought that the throughout the lay out was great and instead of sacrificing the light and air and put that bedroom inside i guess from a dads perspective a little bit darker at night but those bedrooms still have a lot of light and air during the day so i thought person lovely his ceiling heights appear higher they're beautiful and as a neighbor i'm excited about folks living around the park and making that more satisfactory so specifically to the liveability and desirability is a positive thing i noted when we were i came to the planning commission to he

ands in arkansas. jay korff is live with a look at the very latest happening in this part of the country. multiple tornadoes described as potentially deadly tearing through parts of kansas, oklahoma. it is not clear how much damage has been released. reports are coming in and the storms are still hitting communities. >> we havetwo tornadoes on the ground. jay: this is live coverage from our affiliate in wichita, kansas, tracking the tornadoes to the west of dodge city. this tornado was caught by storm chasers in kansas. tornado on the ground, a quarter-mile to the west. jay: the twisters have destroyed property and homes through parts of kansas. >> a house destroyed northwest of dodge. at least one person unresponsive. >> these are significant tornadoes. jay: in arkansas, another terrifying situation. a 13-year-old ran away into a ipe, but the teenager has been found alive and is being evaluated. are waiting to hear back reports of damage and injuries in kansas, we do have a confirmed -- confirmation in northeast oklahoma where there are some injuries. jay korff, abc 7 news. alis

speaker newt gingrich joins us, as does former governor of arkansas, mike huckabee, and we'll have a lot to talk about tonight including, trump's release of a list of 11 potential supreme court justices. the list has been well received by conservatives who want someone with similar principles to the late justice antonin scalia, and a lot of upheaval in the democratic party, that after senator bernie sanders won the oregon primary and on track to lose by only a narrow margin in kentucky. the results are not yet official. and sanders is now promising to fight on until the end of the primary season. >> let me be as clear as i can be. i agree with you. we are into the last ballot. lou: i'll be taking that up tonight. the lighter side of politics, red eye's andy levy and joanne nosuchinsky join us. top story, donald trump putting to rest concerns he would not select conservative supreme court justices. the presumptive republican presidential nominee today put forth a list that he says is representative of the kind of constitutional principles he values in the highest court. fox news chief

, former house speaker newt gingrich joins us as does former governor of arkansas mike huck away. we will talk about trump's release of 11 potential supreme court justices, the list has been well received by conservatives who want someone with similar principles to the late justice antonin scalia. >> and a lot of upheaval tonight in the democratic party that after senator bernie sanders won the oregon primary and is on track to lose by only a narrow margin in kentucky, the results there not yet official. and sanders is now promising to fight on until the end of the primary season. >> let me be as clear as i can be. i agree with you, we are in until the last ballot is cast. >> i will be taking up tonight as well the lighter side of politics, red eyes's andy levy and joanne nosuchinsky join us. >>> joining us tonight newt gingrich, co-author of the brand new book "rediscovering god in america." great to have you with us, newt. >> good to be back. >> good luck with the book and we recommend it highly. let's start with these new fox polls. trump has now taken the lead. there are a lot of

redemption but that is never the juicy part of the story. he was a democrat from arkansas, family of liberals, his father was a school superintendent who helped integrate the public school which is the first one in the state to teach black and white students, valedictorian of his high school and salutatorian in college, young wilbur went on to harvard law school and in 1939 at age 30 he ended up in washington, became an extremely powerful voice in washington and remained in congress nearly four decades from 1939 to 1977. 17 of those years were spent as chairman of the house ways and means committee. to this day no one has ever held the chair longer. he helped develop better care is medical aid in his arkansas days. senator ted kennedy was working furiously on the kennedy mills universal healthcare reform bill and in summer of 1974 which mills managed to get through the ways and means committee with a 1312 vote. with such a narrow margin he was nervous about bringing the bill to the house floor but that became a moot question a few months later on the morning of october 9th. his life

the senate in arkansas against john boozeman, part of his ad that he's running in his senate race in arkansas. so far we are seeing in arkansas and arizona and in new hampshire, we're seeing democratic senate candidates running ads as if that democratic senate candidate is effectively running against donald trump or at least tying donald trump to the republican senator that democratic candidate is trying to unseat. that strategy we are seeing happen in the senate right now. is that strategy also going to be used by house candidates as well? that is an answerable question. the man who is in the best position to know in the whole country is congressman ben ray of new mexico. thanks very much for your time tonight. it's nice to have you here. >> it's great to be with you. >> is there a different dynamic for candidates running for the house than what we have seen for candidates running for the senate from the democratic party where we've seen so many senate candidates basically run themselves against donald trump should we expect to see that same thing in house races across the country.

states postal service at 620 central avenue in hot springs national park arkansas as the chief petty officer adam brown united states post office. the clerk: a bill to designate the united states postal service located at 620 central avenue in hot springs national park arkansas as the chief petty officer adam brown united states post office. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from north carolina, mr. walker, and the gentlewoman from michigan, mrs. lawrence, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from north carolina. mr. walker: i yield myself such time as i may consume. i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five fedges -- may have five legislative days to insert extraneous material. h.r. 3931 designates the post office loathed at 620 central avenue suite 1 a in hot springs national park arkansas as the chief petty officer adam brown united states post office. he was a hero and will serve as an inspiration to many. he went from drug addiction theft and prison time to a life devoted to faith, family and country. a decorate

east across portions of arkansas. there was a real threat that today we could be seeing more large hail, more damaging winds and tornadoes out there. the greatest risk area is northeastern texas into arkansas, southwestern missouri and also into eastern oklahoma. we will keep tracking the storm system as it moves eastward. otherwise stay safe out there. >> i want to pull up the video unbelievable stuff following that tornado. that is your husband i believe there chasing the tornado with a camera. you are right in the thick of it. >> yeah. my husband and i flew out saturday morning. we said let's go to colorado, and a big feel for meteorologists with storm chasing is the wanting to understand better the storms. tornadoes aren't very well understood but we knew there was a threat for them. we tracked several super cells. we saw another tornado before the big one that you saw in wray, colorado just to the west of that town. severe weather forecast across eastern colorado. it unfortunately came to fruition and we saw some damage unfortunately. incredibleages out of colorado. that picke

pushed oast ward in arkansas. and behind it, we expect initiation to develop in oklahoma and kansas. it is quiet on the radar right now. but expect those storms to it fire. eastern texas, all the way up to iowa, and eastern nebraska. and so, this is a widespread strong system. the greatest risk zone is in eastern oklahoma, northeast, texas and arkansas. and we could see violent tornados and dangerous wind. we have a hatch kwhar out and looking at longer track tornados out there. and the threat continues in the night time areas and areas east of arkansas. we'll keep you updated. >> those are some of the best tornado pictures that i have ever seen. i know you took some of those. maria molina thank you. >> way too close in my bock. facebook phototagging feature has face recognition. it violates the biometric privacy act. and a former prosecutor. and heather is a trial attorney. they are going to talk to us about what it meaning of the jenna, define the biometric identifier. >> illinois has a statute that prohobits pieft people from using that. you can't use retina or finger prints. my gym

lewinsky, it was a private phone call with her best friend in arkansas. dianne typed up notes from those conversations. she passed away. those notes wound up in a public library and folks found them. that was not a public attack. it was a woman in pain talking to her best friend and by the way, pointing out it was consensu consensual. there's a lot of wives -- >> here we are talking about it. >> let's take a quick break. we're going to have more to discuss when we come back, including what donald trump said eight years ago, he had a much different taik when he also said hillary clinton would make a great president just like her husband. the danger is not over, ♪ ♪music continues [daughter] papa! [father] i missed you! [daughter]did you bring new ones? [announcer]you work hard for more than just you... [daughter]you went to montana?! [father] i did. [announcer] working together,we'll help you save for her future geology degree. wells fargo. together we'll go far. i thought my bladder leakage meant my social life was over. wearing depend underwear has allowed me to fully engage in my l

different. he had an appeal that was arkansas appeal, midwest appeal, that i think all these years later i'm not sure it wears all that well. it does look like yesterday. even though trump and she are basically the same age. he seems somehow new and fresh because he is abandoning the old pathways of both the republican party and democrat party and forging a new i would argue more reaganesque path populist,. >> how dirty is this going to get and we should also keep an eye on if the two candidates don't get particularly dirty their proxies will. >>. clinton started the war room politics that we know of in the modern era. james carville, george stephanopoulos. this was the warthey saf vanned. let's not how he got elected. war room. is donald trump going to have a team together not only answer the attacks but launch the attacks. i would imagine if he doesn't do that it's going to be hard for him. i do think the central tenet of his campaign is renewing america, the economy, our standing in the world but renewing the home front. he must decorate that christmas tree with specifics. it shouldn'

for starters, the vast majority of enrollees in arkansas are protected from premium increases. why? because obamacare tax credits actually cap health premiums for 85% of consumers. in arkansas 87% of consumers receive tax credits that help make coverage affordable. 6 262% have the option to selects plans as low as $75 per month after tax credits. but there are other obama care provisions that safeguard against these rates, any rates that are out of line, thanks to a provision within the law, state leaders have the resources to conduct a thorough review of the proposed rate increases. in arkansas' case, the state received $9.2 million to study a proposed premium increase. now it's up to arkansas' governor and insurance commissioner to do their job and examine their rate proposals. state leaders have until august 23 to approve final rates for the 2017 exchanges. arkansas insurance commissioner allen kerr has already made it clear that he and the governor oppose the hikes in pay. governor hutchison i son, who is a -- governor hutchison, who is a well-known, fine man. i served with his

? the presiding officer: the senator from arkansas. mr. cotton: i want to recognize today david mcbee of arkansas as this week's arkansan of the week for his charitable contributions to his north arkansas community. by day he's the regional manager at avest banks branch. he spends much of his free time after work and on the weekends volunteering for several causes in the area. last year david's leadership helped the branch become the top fund-raiser in the state for the cotter backpack program, a local charity that provides backpacks of food to schoolchildren in need. his efforts lead to cotter school risk the spirit of arkansas award two years in a row. david also spends countless hours organizing the annual cotter warrior 5k color run each fall and earlier this year, david planned a community feed the pack day where volunteers collected change at intersections and various other sights around the mountain home and gasvill gasville area and dd the proceeds. on weekends you can find david at the football field where he's one of the voices of the arkansas tornadoes, a local semi profess

stories. glncht an arkansas son murder suspect son the -- a fire that killed his #5-year- old son. >> he wouldn't leave his kid there to burn. >>> here the a richmond police department -- between four oakland officers. a self-described call girl says the sex with the officers was con -- she was of age at the time n. richmond, kron 4 new. >>? san did issue two more have been arrested and charged with assaulting an inmate. they were arrested this afternoon. last july inmate reuben garcia was chained then grabd and kicked by the two guards inside his cell. they are just the latest jail guards to be charged with assault on an inmate. >> here in san hoe say -- accused of murdering morgan hill teenager. >> attorneys -- notified the court of their intention to file the -- because of pretrial publicity. he's akeudzed of the march 2012 murder of then 15-year-old sierra lamar. her body has never been found. garcia tor resident will be -- for a status hearing then the judge in the case likely to decide on that change of venue motion. in san jose. >>> prosecutors failed for the second time in

white house. license int his law the state of arkansas. mark: are you concerned about him going to these places? >> it is ludicrous that we are in 2016 and we will have a national election about bill clinton in the 1990's. if i thought the state of the republican party is pathetic, it would take it to a whole different level. >> i believe this speech was stateguns and washington and they did not cover it. they only covered what i said about bill clinton. john: by the time he left office, democrats winning in the midterm election, gaining seats, almost unprecedented. an approval rating north of 60% after republicans made a crusade about this. how is it politically savvy to relive something that did not work the first time? >> i hope the campaign is fought on issues. compareas asked me to the health care plans of donald trump and hillary clinton. let's be fair, this is what people are covering now. hillary clinton is explaining more than she is campaigning. on your question about comparing bill clinton as a sitting president with a good economy and peace abroad and hillary clinton is

, city oklahoma with the latest. maria: severe weather all the way from nebraska and arkansas and oklahoma. oklahoma suffering in terms of activity, through oklahoma city and we are about 45 minutes south of oklahoma city, so the storms fired up just to the wis of the interstate, continued through east ward and exploded and pretty much started rotated as soon as they formed. we saw tornado touching down and multiple reports and severe damage to homes. right now we are just to the southeast of elmer city in a town called katie, damage to homes, down trees and we will be bringing you updates throughout the morning. as far as severe threat for today continues to shift south and east ward as the storm system continues on the move, damaging winds, large hail and more tornadoes and tornado threat does include places like texas, including the city of dallas, you could be seeing severe weather out there. you're looking at threat for severe across parts of arkansas and also to the north including states like kansas and nebraska and even farther more than that. it continues throughout the d

extending to parts of knot eastern texas and part of arkansas, the big concern with the storm system will be the threat for damaging winds, large hail and yet again for tornadoes out there. the greatest risk area is high lighted in orange across map, north eastern texas and southern parts of missouri, third day that we are tracking more severe weather across parts of the center of the nation. we will keep you updated. anywhere from texas up into parts of missouri and even into iowa. lauren: you stay safe too. nicole: donald trump says his ambitious tax plan may involve raising taxes on the wealthy. wealth. >> for the wealthy, i think it should go up. nicole: we will tell you what to expect. you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news these little guys? they represent blood cells. and if you have afib - an irregular heartbeat that may put you at five times greater risk of stroke - they can pool together in the heart, forming a clot that can break free, and travel upstream to the brain where it can block blood flow and cause a stroke. but if you have afib th