. ♪ james and theresa garden of clay, kentucky, and the many others elsewhere. dorothy counts of charlotte, north carolina. jo ann allen and bobby kaine of clinton, tennessee. elizabeth eckford, one of the nine of little rock, arkansas. and so many more in henderson, kentucky, nashville, tennessee, mansfield, texas. [indiscernible] children setting an example of courage and dignity for all of us. co-chairman roy wilkins. mr. wilkins: we are here because the rulers of the darkness of this world, the darkness of ignorance, arrogance, prejudice, and hatred have permitted to rise up and ravage the peace of our nation, to recruit and enflame the wicked, and to browbeat the righteous. now, my friends, we have gathered here today because certain principalities of government in our own land, certain powers in the ascendancy in many communities have not only turned their faces from us but have attacked us with the weapons of wickedness, with slander, with economic oppression, with tailor-made laws, with guns, and with bombs. we have been given not bread but a stone, not

lindsey graham said it's a worthy exchange. >> i would say it's better for the middle school kids in kentucky to have a secure border. we'll get them the school we need but right now we've got national emergency on our hands. >> reporter: house democrats plan have a -- and a senior advisor was asked what the president would do if it does make it through congress? >> he's going to protect it guaranteed. >> reporter: patrick shanahan says he's not yet made a military determination on if a border wall is necessary. he was returning from a security conference in january. he will of course have the final say. another defense official says any edetermination will be based on the d >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> as congress and the president continue to clash over border security strategy. we asked for a reality check on exactly what is going on at the border. >> reporter: these images of migrants that u.s./mexico border are exactly the ammo president trump has used to declare a national crisis. but a closer look at the actual data from the government's own figures, paints a different pic

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>> not that we found. >> my wife is from lebanon, kentucky. it is a very close knit community with a lot of oral history, and this is the first time either one of us has heard of sarah. >> sarah edmonds, yes. >> it is very interesting. of course, the other lady of the trio was from louisville, about an hour south, an area where volunteers went to both sides. >> yes. have you come across any evidence where fellow soldiers turned against the women? it seems like you reported that they seemed to support their fellow soldier, but was there any indication -- but was there any indication that soldiers were against having a female, that they were upset? this perished them in any way? >> not that we know of. usually it is positive when they are revealed. >> the only person who would be upset with the officers. because they would be like, how did this get by -- >> court-martial. [laughter] >> if it was another private soldier, usually they were ok with it. >> i am sure this phenomenon is not peculiar only to the civil war. have you found any references

abraham lincoln was born in 1809 in kentucky. he lived there just a few years. he moved when he was six or seven to indiana and spent his teens in indiana. he grew up on the frontier with a lot of work to do. he was a farmer in many ways. lived a very difficult life. when he was determined to move beyond. you see a very young lincoln learning as much as he could. he would find rare books and read them cover to cover. he knew he wanted to do something more with his life. from an early age, abraham lincoln said he knew that slavery was wrong. we believe, it is somewhat speculation, that he would've seen slavery growing up in kentucky when he was very young. one of the reasons his family left kentucky, our understanding, was their dislike of slavery. but as a young man he traveled down the mississippi river twice to new orleans which at that time was the biggest slave trading market in america. saw a slavein he auction and was repelled by it. it as running completely counter to the founding ideas of america. he also saw from an economic point of view that it made n

why is kentucky dealing with an underfunded situation? >> kentucky is underfunded i say it's sort of the silent expense. when you're balancing a budget, you can either raise taxes or cut spending a lot don't want to cut spending, so one of the ways you can cut spending without people seeing it is cutting the amount of money you're putting into your pension every year. so there's a certain amount of actuariaial spending you're supposed to have and underfunding your pension generally flies under the radar, what some states like kentucky have done over the years is not making the hard decisions. >> new york someone of the most full fended penguins out thesioe past your final point, even in a state like illinois, you can look to bonds for things like the airport and feel more secure than for the state overall thank you for joining me and talk again soon, craig appreciate it. >> thanks, kelly. >> craig brandon from eaton vance. time to join tyler and melissa for "power lunch" which begins right now. >> kelly, thank you very much. we'll see you

shannon: the governor of kentucky, the commonwealth, i want to read something from above the law.com. they say this is about winning a defamation lawsuit isn't really the game we are playing. instead we are fighting a new front in culture wars, the front trump has opened up against the media. the point is to chill other media from challenging the right wing. if the media lives in fear of any teen in a m aga had this lawsuit is a success even when, if it gets thrown out of court on a rail. >> remarkable they would say this is a war on the media by trump and those who support, this is the media, it has been noted on topic throughout the course of the evening on your show, but victimhood, finding victims, in this case the native american drumming in the face of this young team, he was a victim. that is what sells, tabloid journalism at its worst, a rush to the bottom and it is a reflection on the culture in this nation and doesn't reflect well on us. it is unfortunate how we are trashing people if they are in any way, shape or form seem to be associated with or able to be connected to th

this demonstration follows recent teacher strikes in los angeles, oklahomand kentucky. >>> 4:42 right now. time for a chuck check. >> a what? >> a chuck check. >> check with chuck to see what's going on. dog walking forecast time. cute talia here for adoption at the humane rescue alliance. t another good dspend some quality time on the couch under the blanket. l cold and all wet all day long. ten-day forecast has some milder days in it. i'll shat t with you next. >>> plus, shutdown averted? present trump pitches a border wall during a rally in texas. what has ame bipartisan agr really given him what he's asking for? z34hcz z16fz y34hcy y16fy reynold's kitchens™ hasfrustration for good.rap to celebrate, award winner jeff russo composed the world's shortest victory song. [sfx: victory song plays] yes! this is the good stuff™ >>> welcome back. 4:45. it's tuesday morning and another weather alert day here on new 4 today. snow, sleet, freezing alrain falling on the region overnight. now, concerns that the morning commute cou be slick. some schools and offices are opening late. all that

they drove 900 miles to assist kentucky police. right now they say they're searching the nearby kentucky river for any evidence. savannah's mother says savannah was a very responsible young mother who was always in touch and even paranoid about her phone dying. her mother is heart broken and confused for not hearing from her a month later and tomorrow would have -- will be savannah's 23rd birthday, trace. >> trace: matt finn reporting live. thank you. president trump's convicted former campaign chairman in court today in washington d.c. prosecutors say he repeatedly lied to the feds in the special counsel's investigation. his lawyers said he didn't lie and has tried to correct any errors he made. in september, manafort pleated guilty to conspireing to defraud the united states and obstruct justice. lying to the feds would be a violation of his plea deal and could lead to another decade behind bars. the chief intelligence corresponde correspondent catherine herridge reporting live. catherine? >> judge jackson who is handling the spe

cowboy pinball at the kentucky bull bash. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. i'm marlie hall. >> and i'm phillip mena. the battle over the border wall is heading to court. on the same day that thousands took to the streetsst in pro of president trump's national emergency declaration, 16 states filed a lawsuit challenging the order. california attorney general xavier becerra is leading the charge. he says that they are ready t take this fight all the way to the supreme court. >> i g think you'reng to find that conservative justices along with liberal justis are going to want to protect the constitution, nottrrotect donald p from his abuses of the constitution. so we're feeling pretty good that we' got a strong case. >> we're feeling pretty good about having tracie pott on is morning from washington, d.c. tracie, the white house is also facing a fight in congress. >> reporter: exactly because there's a lot of back and forth, including amo republicans about whether or not the president is taking the right track here. so while the courts are going deal with this l

we will elect governors, a democrat in kentucky. people sometimes look at me and say tom, you can't do that. my response to that is, you told us we could not do that in alabama and we did it. you said we could not elect democrats in oklahoma and we did it. that is the lesson of the most recent cycle, when we organize everywhere and feels great candidates everywhere, and we give them a data infrastructure that enables them to succeed and understand the voter with clarity, and that is why, again, what we have done in the last week to solidify our commitment to state-of-the-art data infrastructure is game changing. when we empower presidential candidates and candidates for school board and everyone in between with the modern tools of data, analytics, and when we create opportunities, to ensure that the learning that takes place across the ecosystem, by the various organizations that knock on doors and gather information, that there are opportunities for sharing -- that is the definition of synergy, and that is why it is so important. a

the "washington post" reports that it is being sued by the family of a kentucky high school student who was involved in an encounter with a native american activist at the lincoln memorial last month. the suit accuses the post of targeting and bullying 16-year-old nicholas sandman in its coverage in order to embarrass president trump. sandman, a student from covington catholic high school, was wearing a "make america great again" hat when he faced activist nathan phillips. sandman's family is seeking $250 million in damages. the "post" says it plans to mount a vigorous defense. >>> "the philadelphia enquirer" says supreme court justice clarence thomas used a civil defamation case involving bill cosby to call for a re-examination of libel laws. the high court yesterday rejected an appeal from katherine mckey, one of the women who accused cosby of sexual assault. she claimed cosby's lawyer damaged her reputation when he leaked a letter attacking her. lower courts dismissed her case based largely on her role as a public figure. in a 14-page opinion, thomas wrote the supreme court should co

kentucky state law prohibits adopting a nickname. nett says that's what they called him since 2016 and his support of president trump. opponents say he is trying to use the name to gain an advantage. >>> toymaker mattel has announced a new barbie in a way that recognizes disabilities. ire ball will use a wheelc and has a removable prosthetic leg. mattelays it hopes the doll will broaden the definition of beauty. the doll with a wheelchair has been one of the most requested items from fans. it's good to see the inclusivity of that toy, which is iconic in this country. >>> still ahead on news 4 today, are you looking for love for vol valentine's y? what you need to know to prevent a romance scam. that and allf the morning headlines. stay with us. >>> news 4 begins with a storm team 4 weather alert. >> good morning, everybody. it's 5:59 right now. a i'on gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. it'stuesday, february 12th, 2019. the school closings and delays are contrling in. >> in virginia, shenandoah county schools will be closed. prince william,

. >>> last night to be a university of kentucky fan. dunk contest who won was a kentucky product. and kentucky got a win over number one team in the country, tennessee. not a bad deal. >>> up next he is back. alec baldwin pokes fun at president trump's national emergency on "snl." >> we need more, okay? we need a wall. okay? a tremendous amount of jugs flowing into this country from the southern border or the brown line as many people have asked me not to call it. y body of pro. woman 1: proof of less joint pain... woman 2: ...and clearer skin. woman 3: this is my body of proof. man 2: proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis... woman 4: ...with humira. woman 5: humira targets and blocks a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further irreversible joint damage, and clear skin in many adults. humira is the #1 prescribed biologic for psoriatic arthritis. avo: humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymp

his father, is a member of the kentucky supreme court. the congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. >> coming up next, president trump announces his pick for world bank president. that is followed by members of congress discussing the latest on border security negotiations after a classified briefing on capitol hill with customs and border protection officials. lindsey graham talks about his priorities as chair of the senate judiciary committee. judiciary house committee holds a hearing on gun violence prevention. on was a, president trump dominated -- nominated david malpass. he currently serves as treasury secretary for international affairs. you must be approved by the world bank's 12 member executive board. president trump: high, everybody. everybody. we are dealing with a very special man, a very special person. it is my pleasure to announce my choice for the next president of the world bank, mr. david malpass. i have known david for a long time. very extraordinary man. with us today, are his wife, adele, as all of his -- as well as his three children. i

i came here from kentucky. i spent 25 years trying to get here from kentucky. you all understand why i tried to get here from kentucky. how many of us are trying to raise kids here in the city? how many of us? five? okay. so for those of us that have kids, if our kids are trying cigarettes, if they're taking a fork and they're stabbing the fork inside the electrical outlet, what do we do? how do we handle that? do we tell our kids, oh, yeah, you know what? here, let me give you a separate space, you can stab the fork. let me buy you some cigarettes because i don't approve of your behavior, but i'm going to buy you some cigarettes because i can't control your behavior? is that what we do? is that how we teach our kids? i didn't come here and live here for 18 years and spend all my life to be a parent to show my kids how to smoke cigarettes. and so this problem that we have today, mr. fireman, i apologize, i can't remember your name. you hit the nail on the head. the nail on the head was the third scenario, when we're finding homeless people, they accept to go in

>> i can tell you just for us alone in louisville, kentucky, we have a bridge that connects us to indiana and it hosts 90,000 people a day that was shut down for three months unexpectedly. we had a lot of jobs in that area we'd have to drive an additional 35 to 40 minutes to get to the job. the bottlenecks it created in our city. u.p.s. has a big supply chain. you can see they put a lot of projects on hold, which were projects that we were going to do. we thought we had jobs to keep these guys busy and working and put them on hold because of an infrastructure project, which is firsthand going on here. >> well, you know, rich mcardle hit it right on the head this morning from u.p.s. when he chatted they spend north of $114 million on an annualized basis to position vehicles and additional staffing. we're certainly not in that arena, but we spend way in excess of $100,000 a year just to position vehicles to keep on schedule. >> right. >> and that's because of traffic in and out of boston and new york city. and it's not only the soft costs, it's what's the capital investment? you know, inter

we will elect governors, a democrat in kentucky. people sometimes look at me and say tom, you can't do that. my response to that is, you told do that in not alabama and we did it. you said we could not elect democrats in oklahoma and we did it. the mosthe lesson of recent cycle, when we organize everywhere and feels great candidates everywhere, and we give them a data infrastructure that enables them to succeed and understand the voter with why, again, that is what we have done in the last week to solidify our commitment to state-of-the-art data infrastructure is game changing. when we empower presidential candidates and candidates for school board and everyone in between with the modern tools of data, analytics, and when we create opportunities, to ensure that the learning that takes place across the ecosystem, by the various organizations that knock on doors and gather information, that there are opportunities for sharing -- that is the definition of synergy, and that is why it is so important. and that is why, i firmly believe th

. >> reporter: the mystery deepening monday afternoon, after authorities in nearby kentucky responded to a call. a witness saw a woman, williams, at a gas station, desperately trying to escape from a car. >> they saw a person in distress. or appeared to be in distress. they also believe that they saw a weapon. >> reporter: a 20-mile high speed chase ensued before kentucky state police brought to vehicle to a stop. that's when a trooper says he heard the suspect fire a weapon and returned fire, killing pounds. williams was also shot and killed. david, investigators say it's unclear if the shot that killed williams came from her abductor or if she was caught in the cross fire. she had in the past filed for a vius aul story.r against pounds. alex, thank you. >>> and next, to the winter storm at this hour. 28 states under alerts for snow, ice and rain. more than 7,000 flights canceled or delayed nationwide already. a virtual whiteout in wisconsin. up to 14 inches of snow there. in boston tonight, fires have been set along the commuter train tracks just to keep them ice-free. and rollover

i would say it's better for kentucky to have a school border. we'll get them the school they need, but right now we have national emergency on our hands. opioid addiction is going through the roof in this country. thousands of americans died last year. they're dying this year because we can't control the flow of drugs into this country. all of it is coming across the border. >> brennan: through ports ofen try according to customs and border patrol, though. >> both. it's both. it's not just one. for every one we get, god knows how much we miss. >> brennan: don't you think congress has ceded too much power to the executive branch? do you think you need to more sharply define what constitutes a national emergency so future presidents can't interpret it as they like? >> i think every member of congress has watched three presidents send troops to the border, bush, obama, now trump. not one of us have complained about deploying forces to the border to secure the border. it's pretty hard for me to understand the legal difference between sending troops

of hawaii from the snowy woods of wisconsin and the red deserts of arizona from the green farms of kentucky and the golden beaches of california together we represent the most extraordinary nation in all of history what will we do with this moment how will we be remembered. i ask the men and women of this congress looked at the opportunities before us our most thrilling achievements. are still ahead our most exciting journeys still await our biggest victories are still to come we have not yet begun to dream we must choose whether we are defined by our differences or whether we dare to transcend them we must choose whether we squander our great inheritance or whether we proudly declare that we are americans we do the incredible we defy the impossible we conquer the unknown this is the time to reignite the american imagination this is the time to search for the tallest summit and set our sights on the brightest star this is the time to rekindle the bonds of love and loyalty and memory that link us together as citizens as neighbors as patriots this is our future our fate and our choice to make

the family of the kentucky teenager at the center of the incident is suing "the washington post" for $250 million. nicholas sandman was wearing a make america great again hat when he was confronted by protesters. his family claims the newspaper's coverage targeted and bullied sandman to embarrass president trump. "the post" promises a vigorous defense. >>> we turn to an abc news exclusive. we're now hearing from the young woman who fled the united states to join isis in syria. after years of living with the terror group and even marrying isis fighters, she now wants to come home. here's abc's james longman. >> reporter: the american isis bride's first television interview explaining why she left alabama at just 19 to join the terror group. >> i heard that it was announced and i thought it was obligatory for me to go. >> reporter: four years later hoda mothana wants to come home with her 18-month-old child. do you expect people to have sympathy for you? >> i hope so. i'm just a normal human being who's been manipulated once and hopefully never again. >> reporter: she says she had been

this is all rain across kentucky and alnnessee. snow here at the beginning and continue here for the next couple of hours and after this little break in the afternoon rolls in tt warmer air will penetrate into the mid-atlantic and this will end as all rain. for no everything is turning white very, very quickly and our high resolution forecast model keeps it all snow between now and noontime. notice afternoon that change over to southern maryland and get up to 00 or 3:00. mostly rain across the d.c. metro area and still pockets of freezing rain or sleet across parts oforthern maryland as we get past sunset tonight. that should all be moderate rain by 10:00. could still be isolated down below freezing, but not a big problem during the peovernight. eu model still says between two and three to four inches around the . the american model in pretty good agreement here. two to three, maybe four, five. higher amounts. if you get more than six inches of snow out of this and northf the winchester area. but, again, our storm team 4 forecast m

>> i can tell you just for us alone, in louisville, kentucky, we have a bridge that connects us to indiana, and it hosts 90,000 people a day that was shut down for 3 months unexpectedly, so we had a lot of jobs in that area that we would have to drive an additional 30 to 45 minutes to get to that job. the bottle necks it cost within our city for u.p.s. has got a big supply chain, you could see they put a lot of their projects on hold, which are projects we were going to do, so we thought we had jobs to keep these guys busy and working and they had to put them on hold just because of an infrastructure project, which is firsthand going on here. >> you know, rich mccartal hit it right on the head this morning from u.p.s. when he chatted about they spend north of $114 million on an annualized basis to position vehicles and additional staffing. well, we're not certainly in that arena, but we spend way in excess of $100,000 a year just to position vehicles to keep on schedule. and that's because of traffic in and out of boston and new york city. and it's not only the soft cost. it's what's the c

one of those places was my state of kentucky. and the other was a county in california. and there was one formal evaluation of the kentucky program that showed some real positive change in terms of earnings for people that did move. there has not been a formal evaluation of the california experiment, demonstration, but kind of the suggested evidence is that it had a real positive effect on those people that participated. the most solid evidence on this policy in germany which has a very active labor market program overall, where they've done these relocation assistance programs showing earnings of movers relative have risen about 25%. a related policy proposal on the people to jobs is commuters credit. so transportation is the second largest budget item for the typical american. and it takes a larger share out of the budget for rural americans than urban americans. and so there are many people that for whatever reason don't want to move or can't move from their current location, yet, if they want to find access to better jobs, they often times have to commute often times

the congressman's father is a member of the kentucky supreme court. new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. >> house and senate negotiators have little more than a week to come up with a bipartisan border security proposal before temporary funding expires for the homeland security department and several other agencies that could result in other potential government shutdown. wednesday, negotiators had a chance to question customs and border protection officials during a classified briefing on capitol hill. some of the lawmakers spoke to reporters afterwards. sen. durbin: so, we went through this briefg

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. >> reporter: the mystery deepening monday afternoon, after authorities in nearby kentucky responded to a call. a witness saw a woman, williams, at a gas station, desperately trying to escape from a car. >> they saw a person in distress, or, appeared to be in distress. they also believe that they saw a weapon. >> reporter: a 20-mile high speed chase ensued before kentucky state police brought to vehicle to a stop. that's when a trooper says he heard the suspect fire a weapon and returned fire, killing pounds. williams was also shot and killed. david, investigators say it's unclear if the shot that killed williams came from her abductor or if she was caught in the crossfire. she had in the past filed for a protection order against pounds. david? >> just an awful story. alex perez tonight. alex, thank you. >>> and next, to the winter storm at this hour. 28 states under alerts for snow, ice and rain. more than 7,000 flights canceled or delayed nationwide already. a virtual whiteout in central wisconsin, look at that. up to 14 inches of snow there. in boston tonight, fires have been set

lindsey graham said it's a worthy exchange. >> i would say it's better for the middle school kids in kentucky to have a secure border. we'll get them the school they need, but right now, we got a national emergency on our hands. >> reporter: house democrats plan to pass a resolution of disapproval, but it is unclear if such a measure would pass the republican-dominated senate. today, a senior advisor for the president was asked what mr. trump would do if the measure does make it through congress. >> yes, he will veto? >> he is going to protect the national emergency declaration, guaranteed. >> reporter: the acting defense secretary patrick shanahan said he has not yet made a military determination on if a border wall is necessary. he was returning from a security conference in germany. he said he will start digging into those details today. he will, of course, have the final say. another defense official says any determination will be based on the data. david? >> begnaud: errol's with the president at mar-a-lago tonight. thank you, errol. >> begnaud: as congress and the president continue to

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in kentucky, in new york-- it w doesn't mattre. if you mislead the bank, if you omit significant liabilities, anat's a felony. to say before the commit net testimony, if you listen to what his answers were to my questions, he said he didn't commit a felony. bunhe pled-- he pled guilty the southern district of new york to bank fraud. >> woodrf: so just to sum up, you are completely satisfied that the president has done nothing wrong. >> i am. there's nothing that came out today that would lea me to believe that the president has committed an impeachmentable offense.de the president inancial claims before that weren't 100% accurate. i think any business person could say that. but as far as an impeachable offense, i do not think the president has done anything wrong. and the i think the democrats are wasting newfound capital in this investition.th i believ this was the first step in a process to try to impeach the president. i don't think nancy pelosi wants to go there. but the speaker has a very new, very liberal, very aggressive gro

in kentucky, in new york-- it doesn't matter where. if you misleadhe bank, if you omit signi that's a felony., and to say before the commit net testimony, if you listen to wat his answers were to my questions, he said he didn't commit a felony. but he pled-- he pled guilty in the southern district of new york to bank fraud. >> woodruff: so just to sum up, you ele complsatisfied that the president has done nothing wrong. >> am. there's nothing that came out today that would leave me to believe that the president has committed an impeachmentable offense. the president madfinancial claims before that weren't 100%e accu i think any business person could say that. but as far as an impeachable offense, i do not think th president has done anything wrong. and the i think the democrats are wasting newfound capital in this investigation. i believe that this ws the first step in a process to try to impeach the president. i d think nancy pelosi wants to go there. but the speaker has a very new, very liberal, very aggressive group of freshmen legi

kentucky is doing it. rhode island, hawaii, oregon. and now california. you think anybody is getting on a plane to go to the secretary of education to talk to her about what's happening? you have the state of california, the sixth largest economy in the world. do you think they have called any of us? on a basic -- and what education policy has three republican governors and four democratic governors agreeing? you find me one. now, you have no federal interest in this. and no state interested in telling the federal government about it. that is a fundamental breakdown. and if you -- we all -- so what's really changing in america, we used to think of laboratories of democracy, ideas, and then they would float up. there is no longer a vertical process. it's a horizontal process. california is learning from tennessee. mitch just gave us in the green room an example where he had the idea of free community college. wasn't there. tennessee took it. and california has taken it. oregon has taken it. and nobody is getting on a plane to see betsy devos and she is not

one was kentucky and the other was california. and there was one formal evaluation of the kentucky program that showed some positive change in terms of earnings for people that did move. there has not been a formal evaluation of the california experiment demonstration, but the suggested evidence is that it had a positive affect on those people that participated. the most solid evidence on this policy is in germany which has a very active labor market program overall. where they've done these relocation assistance programs showing earnings of movers relative to stayers have risen about 25%. a related proposal is commuter's credit. transportation is the second-largest budget item for the typical american and it takes a larger share out of the budget for rural americans than urban americas. there are people who don't want to move or can't move from their current location. yet if they want to find access to better jobs, they have to commute several counties and so out of their own commuting zone. this would be a temporary credit that

the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. >> i rise to speak for those who can't speak for themselves, the souls of our nation's unborn and newborn children. i have long championed pro-life legislation and initiatives, but recent events have shaken me and millions across our country compelling me to address this body. the act of abortion is tragic and heartbreaking. however, the termination of human life for abortion urvivors is something worse. mr. rogers: criminal, subhuman. but proposals in state government would allow an infant to die or intentionally killing an abortion survivor is a disgrace and must not be allowed to happen in any circumstance. i echo the calls from republican leadership to immediately pass born alive abortion survivors protection act to ensure the sanctity of life remains a fundamental principle in this country. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> i of ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: withou

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>> she moved here from lexington, kentucky. elizabeth, had married a man who was the son of a past governor. they moved to springfield, his father built him a wonderful house. theythey have this extra bedroo. she brought to one sister at a time back from lexington appear because this is when the state government had moved to springfield. there was a lot of single legislators running around this town. mary had our receptor sites on mr. lincoln when she came to visit in 1837. when she gets in 1839, she finds out he is still single. want toover and said, i dance with you in the worst way, and later that evening, she told her cousin, elizabeth grimsley that she presidents" historiansr in the worst way. she and lincoln laughed about that forever. that was one of their private jokes. >> >> what significance does this have? >> this is where lincoln would .ave practiced law he was in the legislature here in this building. mary came into the building two very important times for me. they were at a cotillion and they were dancing. he mad