Good morning. And welcome to news4 midday, im mowlette green. Im juliy olabanji. Storm te 4 is tracking the risk of severe storms and the possibility of flooding. The one positive, finally an end inor sight f the heat wavur layn tells us when we start feeling the difference, so hopefully. Yeah, it is going to be pretty soven. We got one more day before we start seeing that heat break m down andre importantly, the hudity break down. But look at it outside right now. Its a beautiful day. When we have storms knocking on our doorstep with know what to expect. Of course, were weather alert because of the storms. Well talk about that coming up in jst 20 minutes. Guys . Lauryn, thank you so much. People all across our area have quite cthe mess toan up this morning after strong storms swept through last night. Yeah, bethesda, multiple scenes jt like this bone from chopper 4. Trees down on homes, blocking roads. Me mcgrath is checking on the damage out there. We see that big, huge tree right be
Americans understanding of Space Exploration. Lots of good nuggets. A real conundrum. On the one hand, americans value and support Space Exploration. 78 support nasa. Goodsee space as a public and support Government Intervention and in many case, nasa should be involved in space, u. S. Government should be involved. On the flipside, it is not to go to the moon or even mars or even Long Distance sort of unmanned space expiration. It is about being close to earth, doing those things that help our existence on the planet such as monitoring weather patterns and climactic change. We have done that, been there, been to the moon, not so interested in mars. 52 of american support actually using space to better our lives on earth. Host what do you make of the 8 . 8 of americans say a manned moon mission should not be a top priority. The administration has said we are going back by 2024. Guest they are not aligned with public thinks. An Public Opinion has said we have done that, been there. Spac
Ranking member of the appropriations subcommittee on labor, health, Human Services and education. He is here to talk about the debate over federal spending and efforts to avoid another Government Shutdown. Off. M going to step ,hat is one small step for man one giant leap for mankind. Host we are just a little over a week away from marking the 50th anniversary of the apollo 11th moon landing. According to a cspan poll, only 8 of americans think we should return to the lunar surface. We are going to dig deeper into the survey this morning on the washington journal, while we also hear from you about your priorities in space. If you live in the eastern, central part of the country, 2027488000. Mountain, pacific, 2027488001. You can go to twitter at cspanwj and post comments there or join the conversation on facebook. Com cspan. Joining us for the conversation the morning is cliff young, president for ipsos. Overall, support nasa but not a return to the moon. Lets take the first part. Poll
Welcome, everyone, to what i was informed is the 11th installment of our series on leadership. I think some of you have been with us before, and i think as youve seen from some of these sessions, the meaning of leadership, lots of people have different interpretations, but the sense that theres not enough of it is something that is wildly shared among many of us in washington, and the ambition for this series is to call on leaders from national and local politics and business leaders, folks from education, arts, advocates, to try to understand what are the circumstances and the characteristics that enable some people to overcome real differences and lead. Our imagination at the Bipartisan Policy Center is not that the it was passive cohesion. Democracy is not a gentle game, but weve always had people who have understood how to overcome those differences to kind of reflect on this question on what does enable us to overcome the inherent distinctions in any kind of free society, we are d
Hooley and castro, and vermont senator Bernie Sanders. This is almost two hours. [applause] up, youa quick heads have two minutes, then questions. Try to do the questions in spanish and english. You have two minutes. Thank you. Thank you to domingo, cindy, and all our lulac chapters. It is great to see you in milwaukee. [applause] know, i have aou twin brother, but he says the way to tell us apart is i am one minute uglier than he is, which is not true. I am happy to be here for a conversation about the future of our country. We had our first president ial debate and i said that i was happy to be there and that my presence on that stage marked some of the tremendous progress we have made as a Latino Community, and the question before us in the next few months is what kind of country do we want to become. I am able to stand on the stage and you can do the work you have done and achieve the dreams you have achieved because generations have worked for progress in our country to make sure