mr. brown: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from ohio. mr. brown: thank you, madam president. last week on the 4th of july a day meant to celebrate freedom and independence, we witnessed another act of senseless violence, this time in the chicago suburb of highland park. yet again more americans have been murdered by going about their daily lives. this time attending an this time attending an this time attending an independence day parade. yet again a community grieves. yet again we has come time for going to allowe this to happen. the bipartisan gun safety bill overdue process, progress finally. today we have the opportunity to keep up that work. ting americanm together a permanent a.t.f. director. i urge my colleagues to support president biden s nominee, steven m. dettelbach, of chief, to the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms, and explosives. he is a son of ohio, a career public servant and has spent his time combating crime. steve worked with law
The state but i think everyone can rejoice in that the campaign is over. I try to stay positive and stay above it as best as you can but on behalf of my wife and kids, we are happy the campaign is done and we are ready to get to work. Coming into this, it was expected that if anyone will survive the kelly ayotte. Why do you think the race was different . She ran a federal message. We got in early. She had a formidable party. You have to give governor hassan credit. They had over 100 million spent in that race. And i raised about 1 million in ground game. Grassroots efforts. Persontoperson. Because we knew we would not be able to compete with the federal funds out there. So i proud of my team. They did a great job. And they galvanize around the philosophy. They stuck to the plan. And some people said we were running too much of an oldfashioned race but it is just how you do it in New Hampshire. Straight talk with straight answers in you dont beat arounh behind headlines and it resonated
First, meteorologis t kaj omara has your first alert forecast, kaj. Plan on more clouds to roll in from the north today. In many areas, temperatures will struggle with readings only in the 45 49 range for highs. Factor in the wind, and youve got a pretty chilly day in some of the thickest clouds, areas of drizzle will be possible. Plan on a quiet friday, though clouds may still linger over portions of the area. Another system is set to arrive on saturday with clearing sky on sunday. At this time, it appears the bulk of the rain will be out by trick or treat time on saturday evening. Well see some warmer weather going into next week with highs well into the 60s for monday and tuesday. Have a great day today cloudy, patchy drizzle high 4450 winds nw 1525 alo 46 dbq 46 iow 48tonight mostly cloudy low 3036 winds nw 510 alo 35 dbq 36 iow 35tomorrow iow54tomorrow night rnrrives late low 4winds s 515 alo 45 dbq 43w 45 anks kaj. Workers in tiffin will get a raise next week, as the City Council
Month. Kcrg tv nines Sarah Mccarthy joins us in the studio with more. Sarah, why is tiffin reviewing the issue just now . Beth, city Officials Say they havent heard any concerns from residents. Ununl recently. Opposition from a few people has pushed the council to consider its own action. But now, its too late for the city to take that action before the first wage increase happens. 21 40 06 just because the date has passed of november first, doesnt lock us into the first step. A first step that happens sunday when minimum wages here will go up. That deadline isnt pushing the Tiffin City Council to make any fast decisions. But it could mean a wage decrease for workers in the near future. 22 02 30 people will be paid the new minimum wage for a given time, and then right around christmas time, if theres enough votes and enthusiasm for this ploy, we would approach employees and say were going to take that back. Taking back the wage increase is one option tiffin is considering. County super
Alvan ozana to uihc with nonlife threatening injuries. He was the only person in the jeep. Whenever you see news, give us a call on newsline nine. That number is 3193659999. You can also email pictures and video to newsroom at kcrg dot com. Its a blustery and chilly day across eastern iowa. Meteorologist Justin Gehrts has your first alert forecast, justin. We wont have a shortage of clouds in our sky today. Theyll throw down some patchy spits of drizzle, but the thing well all have to deal with is the wind. Itll continue to be gusty from the northwest at 15 to 30 mph. Temperatures will struggle to rise today, staying in the 40s, but itll feel even cooler. A few breaks in the clouds may form tonight and tomorrow, but the general theme will be more clouds than clear sky. Showers return friday night into saturday, but the rain will be moving out as saturday afternoon goes on. Sunday onward is looking quite mild today cloudy, patchy drizzle high 4450 winds nw 1530 alo 47 dbq 46 iow 48 the