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Farmer. he grows corn and soybeans on his farm in northeast indiana that his family has owned for nearly 80 years. >> my grandpa spent his entire life playing for these silos, land, tractors, theres a big part of that we dont want to change. we just want a president that comes in that allows us to keep doing what weve always done because ive done this for so long. and thats what i do. >> this year has been tough for indiana farmers. heavy rain and flooding has saturated the soil, making it impos...

Saying he thinks there likely were crimes committed. the more that the administration continues to obstruct and essentially theyre obstructing justice by i think not providing us with the information that we need to be able to conduct oversight, the closer we do get to impeachment. >> you indicated to one of your local papers the south florida sun sentinel that you are at least making some moves. they quote you as saying, i am at a point where i am maybe probably a little bit further toward an i...

Status. i will be helping my partners do that. >> harris: how collocated is it that a state law exists in the state of washington? what are the numbers you are dealing with in terms of the job that you do, to get information about people who are here illegally? >> the convocations create silos where we might know about an investigation or federal partners have, and if you have an investigation under this law he wouldnt be able to tell them. we are going back into this silo mentality weve had in ...

Ominous signs. and then -- >> but poppy -- >> go ahead. >> i was going to say to you, look, theres a lot of strong investment. companies are making internal investment. thats where you see a rise in productivity and a strong economy. im not convinced the economy is going to go south here, but we do have a big overhang here which is the rising debt. the single biggest thing they did that made sense was to deregulate a lot of things when the obama administration was regulatory heavy. that has work...

The shy silos shops are under water. water still rising. total crop loss this year. also we have new video of the national guard dropping 5,000-pound sand bags into the arkansas river and along its banks to shore up its levees. and we also have a live look right now. we are about to hop on a boat with the state game commission. the arkansas game commission is patrolling these waters for any potential rescues and looting. we will keep you updated throughout the day ainsley and brian. ainsley: unb...

You left. its just a cult of penalrsonal? >> exactly. its an interesting question. would we have this kind of behavior if we had term limits, if they were only here -- >> i go back and forth. i fear term limits because of the lobbyists dont have them. >> i used to. and then i wrote a book recanting my opposition in term limits because i think it -- term limits changes your reason for interesting politics. >> i understand why more and more think about that. what about the media enabler aspect. th...

Of vietnam. world war ii was far more commonly shared and led to a peace time or a cold war draft where one of the reasons were so divided right now, i would argue, is that we dont know each other very well. we live in -- >> thats correct. >> we live in very secure silos and so you have to look back and think, what was that. my old boss charlie peters, has written a lot about this and thought about it. john kennedy, when he was on pt 109, was on there with a plumber from the bronx, a truck drive...

Artists have installed her work on the exterior facilities alone. artist mambo from los angeles chose the smokestack began with street art in the one nine hundred eighty s. but now he is a well established artist traded his spray can for a paint brush of long time ago. the adrenalin i used to have one painting of the go to was addictive it was really like a drug. just feel like an artist and im really focused on the style and the expression on vocabulary. so its a different work and its just to ...

Los angeles chose the smokestack began with street art in the one nine hundred eighty s. but now heres a well established artist traded his spray can for a paint brush a long time ago. the odds are now when i used to have one painting it was addictive it was really like a drug. just feel like an artist and im reading focused on the style and the expression. so its a different work to your work. i only feel like an artist now so i dont need to illegal any more. than an artists mental gussie have ...

Melting snow has left miles of open fields looking like inland seas. this is sydney, iowa that you are looking at communities across the midwest are wrestling with record-breaking and deadly flooding. across parts of iowa and nebraska thousands of livestock are dead or stranded, grains stored in silos destroyed and the farmers across this region are wondering how long they can hold on. you look at the flooding, we saw nebraska. now we see what is going on in iowa. what are the farmers there sayi...