News Wrap: Thune gives Democrats 'last and final' offer to end DHS shutdown

[0:00] We start the day's other headlines in the nation's capital, where pressure is mounting [0:04] on Congress to end the Homeland Security funding fight. [0:08] Senate Majority Leader John Thune says he's given Democrats what he called a last and [0:12] final offer. [0:13] SEN. [0:14] JOHN THUNE , Minority Leader of the House of Representatives, Enough is enough. [0:16] Republicans have bent over backward to negotiate with Democrats, and now Democrats need to [0:24] get serious about funding the Department of Homeland Security. [0:26] A vote to advance a bill to fund DHS was halted while senators discussed the latest Republican [0:33] offer behind closed doors. [0:35] Democrats have said the proposals so far don't do enough to put guardrails on immigration [0:40] enforcement officers. [0:41] Meantime, airport chaos continues across the country, as TSA agents are poised to miss [0:47] another paycheck tomorrow. [0:49] Nearly 500 officers have quit the job altogether. [0:53] Officials said TSA lines at George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston took up to four hours and [1:00] warned they could only get worse as the weekend approaches. [1:03] Florida Democrat Sheila Scherfelis McCormick, who's been indicted for allegedly stealing [1:09] millions in taxpayer money, faced a rare Public Ethics Committee hearing in Congress today. [1:15] The bipartisan panel, which hasn't held a public hearing against a sitting member of [1:20] the House in more than 15 years, began this investigation in 2023. [1:26] Members questioned why they should delay their conclusion as she requests. [1:29] SEN. [1:31] CHUCK SCHUMER , Minority Leader of the House of Representatives, Enough is enough. [1:32] SEN. [1:33] We know the Presidency of Congress is pernah-silть under dès. [1:34] To demand accountability of all of us, when they're, if their elected representatives [1:38] are without integrity. [1:39] REP. [1:41] SCHERFELIS McCOR-MIC's lawyer joined the case less than three weeks ago. [1:45] The congresswoman has denied any wrong doing and has pleaded not guilty to the father charges [1:51] against her. [1:52] The result of the ethics process could bring political consequences including possibly [1:57] getting expelled from the house. [1:59] REP. [2:00] NEW YORK'S LAGUARDIS AIRPORT HAS RE-OPENED THE RUNWAY którego WAS THE SCENE OF THIS [2:03] fora U.S. DEL monitor... [2:04] deadly collision of an Air Canada jet and a fire truck. [2:07] Crews hauled away the wreckage last night. [2:10] The mangled plane was taken to a hangar for passengers to reclaim their belongings. [2:15] The regional port authority said clearing the runway will help one of the nation's busiest [2:20] airports return to full operational capacity. [2:24] Most of the roughly 40 people who were injured in the crash have been released from area [2:28] hospitals. [2:30] A federal judge says he will not dismiss the case against ousted Venezuelan President Nicolas [2:34] Maduro and his wife because of a dispute involving their lawyers' legal fees. [2:40] Maduro's attorney said the U.S. government was violating his client's constitutional [2:44] rights by blocking the Venezuelan government from paying those fees. [2:48] The judge said he'll rule on the issue soon. [2:51] The deposed leader and his wife, Celia Flores, have pleaded not guilty to drug trafficking [2:56] and weapons charges. [2:57] President Trump said today that the Justice Department will bring other cases against [3:01] Maduro, but did not elaborate. [3:04] The International Olympics. [3:05] The Olympic Committee has banned transgender women from competing, beginning with the [3:09] 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. [3:12] This aligns the IOC with President Trump's executive order barring transgender athletes [3:17] from women's college sports. [3:20] Athletes wanting to compete in women's events will have to undergo a one-time genetic test. [3:25] Today, only one openly transgender woman has competed at the Olympics, a weightlifter from [3:30] New Zealand in 2021 who did not medal. [3:35] On Wall Street today. [3:36] Mallas is met with a range of [3:59] men's and women's NCAA basketball tournaments. [4:02] These men's and women's NCAA basketball tournaments are up for sale at any time today. [4:05] The women's and men's basketball tournaments in New Zealand are on display. [4:06] They are under construction today. [4:06] They have been scheduled to open for sale in September. [4:06] Those who are interested in watching the program in the upcoming months can view the news [4:06] wrote Otto Shellhammer, an eighth grader from the Pittsburgh area. In the ESPN Women's March [4:12] Madness Challenge, he's correctly picked all of the 48 games played so far. There are no perfect [4:19] men's brackets. What makes Otto's achievement all the more remarkable is that he says he knows [4:24] basically nothing about basketball and doesn't even watch the games. But now his mother says [4:29] he'll be watching very intently. Still to come on the NewsHour, how climate change has powered [4:35] a heat wave that blanketed the West Coast. Germany debates whether to ban social media [4:41] for children. And the newest umpires in Major League Baseball? Robots. This is the PBS NewsHour [4:52] from the David M. Rubenstein Studio at WETA in Washington, headquarters of PBS News.