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Lots of republican votes spurred on by groups funded by some of the richest people in america turned out to try and stop it by any means necessary. essentially organizing massive resistance against expanding healthcare. but tea partiers flooded town halls in huge numbers demanding they say no to the health care reform which they dubbed as obamacare. we saw the inverse in the summer of 2017 when republicans tried taking that very same health care, obamacare, away. democratic activists made schedu...

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So when trucks are coming through, you can detect it without having to go through every single semi to find that kilo of heroin buried in the middle. they are working on that technology. thats something that the secretary wanted and the president waited. we moved forward on that. were working on stopping it coming through the mail, which is very helpful against for our border patrol and immigration folks. those are the things that were also going to be looking at, forensic evidence, were doing a...

Theyve come up with to kind of continue trade with iran which might keep iran in the deal. but the iranians have not said theyll stay in the deal. so the president is doing this grandstanding in north korea while hes got another fire burning with iran that he actually helped ignite. >> and sue mi i want to give you the last word on this because i do think we forget sometimes the people of north korea are the ultimate victim here. there were all sorts of rumors the last time when the summit with ...

An acute water shortage is bringing the city in india to its knees. the sixth largest city has nearly run dry. ground level waters have dropped. scrambling to find solutions hospitals and schools struggle to stay open. it is so sad to hear about the people and the women waiting for with their buckets for hours. it is very little. >> you see what they have to endure to get the simple, basic assets of life. that we all take for granted. >> there needs to be systematic changes in the system as well...

Universities. those types of services. but the money that is actually provided, the stippen to the fellows would come from private donors. its not really taxpayer money thats funding that stippen. it is a small amount. like you said it costs almost $30,000 to house a prisoner and the average homicide trial tore proceeding in california is over a million dollars. steve: its a lookout. >> that is a lot of money. this is a drop in the bucket compared to what is usually spent on criminal justice iss...

Architect in india is considered by building communities with the least amount of ecological damage. to center of arts c.e.p.t. university campus. its a creative haunt for art students as much as it is for professional artists. its not far from the gallery. this gallery structure is below ground level but keeps things cool here even on the hottest days. city housing complex is home to a life insurance companys employees they live together with their managers in the same building their children e...

All multimillionaires and in some cases multi-billionaires so they have a psychological penance they feel good about being virtuous in the abstract but meanwhile on the ground level were sort of ligh -- lik- we see things like type us. we see epidemics of hepatitis a. weve got 140,000 people living on the streets in california and we built a high-speed rail system that we canceled and now out of shame or i guess pride were going to try to build merced to bakersfield a high-speed rail to nowhere....

Thunderstorm watch just a couple of hours before the storm moved through here. the storm originated from oklahoma hour. by about 2:15 officially into the afternoon hours and moves right over the dallas metro. unfortunately, severe thunderstorms, meaning gusts exceed 50, 60 miles per hour. we had an observation come in at 70 miles per hour. which puts it just shy of a category 1 hurricane gust. when you go up into a city, densely populated city, tall buildings across the city as such. you often s...

Thunderstorm that had hit. it was raining like crazy. and so that was the weather that happened. its lightened up right now. theres no rain and blue skies on one side and clouds on the other. >> again, what we do know is a strong storm passed through the dfw metro flex. pedram javaheri is here to tell us more about it. >> the storm originated out of the state of oklahoma through the morning hours, traversed through north texas and eventually as it moved its way through the dallas metro area, blo...