grace in our culture. i ended up writing this column for usa today and i did a twitter and i said i feel like i'm contributing to the toxicity that's happening in this culture and something has to shift and i think that we need grace. seeing what i'm seeing now i did not understand what i was saying. i think i'm thinking of it in a magical grace way like you're gonna sprinkle grace on and everything's going to be okay but when i sat down and decided to write this book and really take a turn in my life i had to figure out i'm here, how do we get to hear. i'm here and i don't how to get grace for the people but i don't have grace for myself, how do we get to hear where i practice grace. this book is really that story, the story of me figuring that out of turning into a practice, something like people have a yoga practice, i have agrees practice. >> i would argue that many of them think i know what that is, i'm gracious i don't need to study grace anymore. another people think that they've arrived with a serv

i have a grace practice, right? >> that's interesting because grace is a topic that christians are pretty familiar with. i would argue that many of them think, i can know what that is or unfamiliar with it or ungracious, i do need to study grace anymore. not that people think they arrived but they certainly don't view it as a new idea. you were coming back to the fundamental idea that you are familiar with, and it seems like you were, like i really haven't grasped this the way i thought i did. >> exactly. that's exactly right. certainly if you'd asked me if i thought i understood grace i would've said yes. i should be clear, i wrote the book in a way, i used the christian paradigm for grace because i think it's a really great paradigm. it's very different than the way we normally think about things in our culture in the sense that is unmerited favor, which means you don't earn it. we live in a society where we think everybody needs to earn everything. i wouldn't like that paradigm but about the book in a way that he

so, could it be used to identify grace? frustrated by the case, jennifer bengtson and her students managed to raise enough money to pay genealogy specialists 0thram to look into the case. 0thram was founded shortly after the golden state killer was identified, with a mission to solve unsolvable cases. you want to find hits that are within third cousins to make the case tractable. so, we definitely had some that were within the third cousin range, but there were no straightforward matches that would be within second cousins. so, that is someone who would share a great—great—grandmother or grandfather, that kind of situation? yes. just like with the golden state killer, david and his team drew up another family tree. they worked out a common ancestor — a shared great—great—grandpa rent. using that family tree, they developed a theory. when 0thram did their search, they came up with several different people that all share the same dna with the person who was found in missouri, and one of those people is called daniel

was" and the name stuck as �*grace'. we are going to learn about collecting osteometric data. grace's case was picked up byjennifer bengtson, a lecturer in anthropology at the university of southeast missouri. one of them is learning to take measurements. a specialist in analysing bones, she offered to help. it is america's silent, mass disaster that there are so many people without names. grace doe's names were sent tojennifer and a new investigation began. so when we got the remains here, the first thing we did was estimation of sex, estimation of age at death, stature estimation, ancestry estimation. but obviously, this was an old case and it was unlikely that we were just magically going to look at these bones and knew who they belonged to. the case seemed as cold as ever. but on the west coast of america, one investigation was set to transform the way that law enforcement solves cold cases. investigators used publicly shared dna data to track down... the golden state killer wore a ski mask and left no fingerprints..

grace: luxury, we like. when we look at the wealth accumulation over the last 18 months, a lot of that is in higher net worth households. they have a lower density to spend, but luxury can benefit. europe is the best place to access luxury because of the heritage of the brands. that is another theme linked to the post-pandemic cycle, but also in china to the longer-term wealth effect that we like. francine: thank you so much, grace peters, executive director / european equities strategist, jpmorgan chase bank. countdown for the french election. we speak to a campaign spokesperson next. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the open, 44 minutes into the trading day. we see acceleration on gains on the cac, the ftse and european stoxx 600, getting 0.4%. the french residential election takes place in four months. lepen is facing a challenge for right-wing voters. we are joined from paris. thank you for joining us. laurent jacobelli, president great east region, national rally. how was your candidate

county, you know, _ it hit towards grace county, you know. it — it hit towards grace county, you know, it was a reality at that time. so the _ know, it was a reality at that time. so the only— know, it was a reality at that time. so the only thing i can say to you all at _ so the only thing i can say to you all at this— so the only thing i can say to you all at this time, what we need from everyone _ all at this time, what we need from everyone is— all at this time, what we need from everyone is we need your prayers, we need _ everyone is we need your prayers, we need your— everyone is we need your prayers, we need your help, the governor, federai— need your help, the governor, federal and state, everyone in so many— federal and state, everyone in so many surrounding counties, the judges — many surrounding counties, the judges here with us, our adjoining county _ judges here with us, our adjoining county 0ur— judges here with us, our adjoining county. our local officials right now, _ county. our local officials right now. you — county. our local officials right now,

today's prayers are for grace. i prayers are for grace. something that we can remember and love. iher something that we can remember and love. ., ., and love. her mental health suffered terribly _ and love. her mental health suffered terribly during - suffered terribly during lockdown.— suffered terribly during lockdown. j~ , ., lockdown. 28, everything going for her, lockdown. 28, everything going for her. a _ lockdown. 28, everything going for her, a son, _ lockdown. 28, everything going for her, a son, a _ lockdown. 28, everything going for her, a son, a daughter, - lockdown. 28, everything going for her, a son, a daughter, the | for her, a son, a daughter, the mom, — for her, a son, a daughter, the mom. was— for her, a son, a daughter, the mom, was like a daughter to her~ — mom, was like a daughter to her~ i— mom, was like a daughter to her~ ifeel— mom, was like a daughter to her. i feel like mom, was like a daughter to her. ifeel like i mom, was like a daughter to her. i feel like i failed mom, was like a daughter to her.

without mick's help, what would have happened to grace? she would have been cremated now and she'd have been in a pauper's grave without no ceremony, no... she'd have just gone in with people she didn't know. they don't want paupers' funerals. they want a proper service and due respect given to their loved ones. you know, they want to celebrate their life. they want some dignity. it's about dignity, this, you know, not about money. it's about dignity for the poor. in areas of poverty, who can afford £4,000 or £5,000 to bury your people? people you're not expecting to die. nobody has that money. it's becoming more and more and more obvious that there's a growing number of people that are too poor to die. janet is preparing for her husband's funeral. it's a funeral and it will be a real funeral, but with no body. but her situation is becoming increasingly desperate. lord, we pray that this service on sunday is just something thatjust makes such a big difference to the life and, lord, give us strength to stay alive. kevin had acute respirat

twas grace that taught my heart to fear, and grace my fears relieved. how precious did that grace appear the hour i first believed. the lord has promised good to me, his word my hope secures. he will my shield and portion be as long as life endures. through many dangers, toils and snares, i have already come. tis grace that brought me safe thus far, and grace will lead me home. when we've been here 10,000 years, bright shining as the sun, we've no less days to sing god's praise than when we'd first begun ♪♪ >> readings from the new testament. and one of the scribes came up and asked him, which commandment is the first of all? jesus answered, you shall love the lord your god with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your mind and with all your strength. the second is this. you shall love your neighbor as yourself. there is no other commandment greater than these. love is patient. love is kind. it does not envy. it does not boast. it is not proud. it is not rude. it is not self-seeking. it is not easily angered. it keeps no record of wrongs. l

without mick's help, what would have happened to grace? she would have been cremated now and she'd have been in a pauper's grave without no ceremony, no... she'd have just gone in with people she didn't know. they don't want paupers�* funerals. they want a proper service and due respect given to their loved ones. you know, they want to celebrate their life. they want some dignity. it's about dignity, this, you know, not about money. it's about dignity for the poor. in areas of poverty, who can afford £4,000 or £5,000 to bury your people? people you're not expecting to die. nobody has that money. it's becoming more and more and more obvious that there's a growing number of people that are too poor to die. janet is preparing for her husband's funeral. it's a funeral and it will be a real funeral, but with no body. but her situation is becoming increasingly desperate. lord, we pray that this service on sunday is just something thatjust makes such a big difference to the life and, lord, give us strength to stay alive. kevin had acute respi

without mick's help, what would have happened to grace? she would have been cremated now and she'd have been in a pauper's grave. without no ceremony, no... she would have just gone in with people she didn't know. they don't want paupers' funerals. they want a proper service and due respect given to their loved ones. you know, they want to celebrate their life. they want some dignity. it's about dignity, this, do you know, not about money. it's about dignity, for the poor. in areas of poverty, who can afford £4,000 or £5,000 to bury your people? people you're not expecting to die. nobody has that money. it's becoming more and more and more obvious that there's a growing number of people that are too poor to die. janet is preparing for her husband's funeral. it's a funeral and it will be a real funeral, but with no body. but the situation is becoming increasingly desperate. lord, we pray that this service on sunday is just something thatjust makes such a big difference to the life and, lord, give us strength to stay alive. kevin had acute

without mick's help, what would have happened to grace? she would have been cremated now and she'd have been in a pauper's grave. without no ceremony, no... she would have just gone in with people she didn't know. they don't want paupers' funerals. they want a proper service and due respect given to their loved ones. you know, they want to celebrate their life. they want some dignity. it's about dignity, this, do you know, not about money. it's about dignity, for the poor. in areas of poverty, who can afford £4,000 or £5,000 to bury your people? people you're not expecting to die. nobody has that money. it's becoming more and more and more obvious that there's a growing number of people that are too poor to die. janet is preparing for her husband's funeral. it's a funeral and it will be a real funeral, but with no body. but her situation is becoming increasingly desperate. lord, we pray that this service on sunday is just something thatjust makes such a big difference to the life and, lord, give us strength to stay alive. kevin had acute

grace my fears relieved ♪ ♪ how precious did that grace appear ♪ ♪ the hour i first believed ♪ the lord has promised good to me ♪ ♪ his word my hope secures ♪ ♪ he will my shield and portion be ♪ ♪ as long as life endures ♪ ♪ ♪ and his grace will lead me home ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ le ♪ >>> readings from the new testament. one of the scribes came up and asked him which commandment is the first of all? jesus answered you shall love the lord, your god, with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your mind and with all your strength. the second is this. you shall love your neighbor as yourself. there is no other commandment greater than these. love is patient. love it kind. it does not envy. it does not boast. it is not proud. it is not rude. it is not self-seeking. it is not easily angered. it keeps no record of wrongs. love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. he who does not love, does not know god, for god is love. the word of the lord. >> praise be to god. >> mr. president, madam vice president, distinguished guests and dole staff, having served

has he truly fallen so far from grace? his command stretches from the river to the mississippi river west to the humboldt mountains of nevada. pope has lived a very long life and dedicated a large majority of it to service of this country. he will finally retire in 1866. his wife had passed away in 1888 and rarely left the house after that, but in september of 1892, he went to ohio to visit with his close friend and brother-in-law, which we heard about the gibbing of the program who was then. during the evening of september 23rd after dinner, pope pass wad in his sleep. the surgeon said the cause of death was a complete breaking down of his nervous system. letting loose of all vital force which has been very properly styled. he would be buried at the end of the week back in st. louis next to his wife with full military honors. the war of 18 0s had started to turn their thoughts a about pope as the minor affair with continued to plague his legacy. and so the war department upon his death that it closes a useful patriotic an

has he truly fallen so far from grace? his command stretches from the red river north to the canadian river west the humboldt mountains of nevada. pope has lived a very long life and dedicated a large majority of it to service of this country. he'll finally retire from the military in 1866. his wife had passed in 1888 and he rarely left the house after that. in september of 1892, he went to ohio to visit with his close friend and brother in law, manning force, who was then the commandant of the ohio soldiers and sailers home. during the evening of september 23rd, after dinner, pope passed in his sleep. the on site surgeon says the cause of the death was a complete breaking down of his nervous system, keeping loose of all vital force, nervous prosteration. he would be buried, at the end of the week, back in st. louis next to his wife with full military honors. the war department had started to turn their thoughts about pope, as the minor affair with fits john porter continued to plague his legacy that second manassas sp. so

has he truly fallen so far from grace? his command stretches from the red river, north and that canadian border from the mississippi river, west to the humboldt mountains of nevada. pope has lived a very long life and dedicated a large majority of it too service of this country. he will finally retire for the military in 1866. his wife had passed away in 1888 and he rarely left the house after that. but in september of 1892, he won from st. louis to stand dusky, ohio, to visit with his close friend and brother-in-law who we heard about at the beginning of the program. who was down the comment on of the ohio -- during the evening of september 23rd, after dinner, passed away in his sleep. the onsite surgeon said the cause of his death was a complete breaking down of his nervous system. letting loose of all vital force, which has been very properly styled, nervous postulation. he would be buried at the end of the week back in st. louis, next to his wife with full military honors. the war department, by the 18 70s and 18 80s,

here's chloe grace moretz in "mother/android. take a look at this. >> i know you're not going to like this. but i need you to hear me out. i'm trying to be smart you could have this baby today, or in a week - you know, i don't feel good about waiting on the edge of no man's land, hoping no one finds us >> you want to go straight through. >> it's 20 miles if we take this bike, we can get there by the end of the day. >> what happened to going quietly, sam what changed since last night? >> jimmy: chloe grace moretz everybody. next time. >> yeah. for sure pinky swear. >> jimmy: "mother/android" is available on hulu december 17th. [ cheers and applause nick thune joins us after the break. stick around, everybody. come on back ♪ kenan! hey kenan! looking good. feeling good. i just found all these cars on autotrader. wow! now wait for the best part there microwave. a dealer is gonna deliver this car to our home. never leave home, never leave home! ♪ ♪ ♪ (sha bop sha bop) ♪ ♪ are the stars out tonight? (sha bop sha bop) ♪ â

but now i'm found was blind, but now i see ♪ ♪ was grace that taught my heart to fear ♪ ♪ and grace my fears relieved how precious did ♪ ♪ that grace appear the hour i first believed ♪ ♪ the lord has promised good to me ♪ ♪ his word my hope secures he will my shield and portion be ♪ ♪ as long as life endures ♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> readings from the new testament. and one of the scribes came up and asked him, which commandment is the first of all? jesus answered, you shall love the lord your god with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your mind, and with all your strength. the second is this -- you shall love your neighbor as yourself. there is no other commandment greater than these. love is patient. love is kind. it does not envy. it does not boast. it is not proud. it is not rude. it is not self seeking. it is not easily angered. it keeps no record of wrongs. love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. he who does not love does not know god, for god is love. the word of the lord. >> thanks be to god. >> mr. president, madame vice pres

has he truly fallen so far from grace? his command stretches from the red river to the humboldt mountains of nevada. pope has lived a very long life and dedicated a large majority of it to service of this country. he will finally retire from the military in 1856. his wife had passed away and he rarely left the house after that. but in september, of 1892, he went to send dusky ohio, to visit with his brother-in-law, manning force, who is then the commandant of the ohio soldiers and sailors hub. after dinner, when evening, pope passed away in his sleep. the onsite surgeon said that the cause of death was a breakdown of his nervous system. letting loose all the vital force, which has been properly styled, nervous postulation. he would be buried with full mid-terry honors. the war department, by the 18 70s and 18 80s, had started to turn their thoughts about pope as the minor affair with fits john porter continued to plague his legacy. at second manassas. and and so the spokesman for the war department closes an eminently usef

has he truly fallen so far from grace. his command stretches from the red river north to the canadian border to the mississippi river west to the humboldt mountains of nevada. pope has lived a long life and dedicated a large majority of it to service of this country. he's finally retire from the military in 1866. his wife had passed away in 1888 and he rarely left the house after that. the cause of his death was a complete breaking douchb his nervous system. letting loose of all vital force which has been very properly styled nervous pros trags. he would be buried at the end of the week back in st. louis next to his wife with full military honors. we title the program today the reluctant rise and the unavoidable fall of john pope. this ambitious man flat out told lincoln this is not the command for me. this is not the command that my abilities can do. this is not the command that can carry out the objectives you want to give it. yet he was forced to take that position. none, however can deny that he was a faithful ser vant

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and a fall from grace in which he will never recover. tonight, as we make our way through this program, and talk about the events that will lead to that fall of grace, i will challenge you to think differently about this moment, in the summer of 1862. to think differently about this idea of john pope falling from grace in the eyes of the lincoln administration, and in the eyes of many other commanding officers and the federal army. i am going to challenge you tonight to think about that word, banishment, used by pope 's contemporaries in 1862, and utilized by historians over since. so where does our story begin, than? to understand jon pope, and understand the events that will eventually take place in 1862, we need to understand where john pope came from. he was born in march of 1822 in louisville kentucky, and he is the son of nathanael pope a very distinguished figure from the states, a territorial secretary and delegate from the territory of illinois, later a federal judge in the illinois territory as well. pope would receive a very s

liz: , one of his first setbacks from the first fall from grace would occur early the following year in 1862. february 1862, pope or find his wife very poor health. many pre-existing health conditions and now she's suffering even more from a recent pregnancy. pope is despondent, his recent command from 1861 broken up, there's no active campaign and sites and he's giving serious consideration to resign his commission. he decides perhaps it's best to pack up his wife, take her to her parents house and ride out the pregnancy and the challenges of health there in the company of family. reporter: right to his father-in-law and said she so far from her home in her life under the circumstances would be so unsettled and easy tells me with anxiety for her. pope is despondent and silent because he's not getting promoted. he has small victories, he got fremont out of place, his star is beginning to rise, he's giving notice from higher ranking officers in washington d.c. but where's the promotion? for this man so eager to have his star rise. pope would be recommended by two prominent illinois po

grace, thank you so much. mr. sullivan: madam president. the presiding officer: the junior senator from alaska. mr. sullivan: thank you, madam president. madam president, today i wanted to rise on the senate floor and talk about a topic of utmost importance to my state, the great people that i have the privilege of representing, and what the biden administration is doing to good, hardworking american families in alaska. it's what i call the anti-alaska agenda or the biden administration's war on working families. and, madam president, i know that americans all across the country have felt pain, economic pain, health pain, unfortunately too many deaths as a result of the pandemic. right now we're seeing high energy prices, empty shelves. there's been a lot of suffering in america. we're a resilient people, however. my state, like many, have been hit very hard by the pandemic, particularly economically. our energy sector, our fishing sector, our tourism sector. and as we are coming out of this pandemic, and everybody trying to work together,

he was full of life, full of love, full of laughter, full of grace, full of laughter, full of grace, full of laughter, full of grace, full ofjoy. full of laughter, full of grace, full of joy-— full of laughter, full of grace, fullof'o. �* , , full of 'oy. bishop christopher, thank full of joy. bishop christopher, thank you _ full of joy. bishop christopher, thank you for— full of joy. bishop christopher, thank you forjoining _ full of joy. bishop christopher, thank you forjoining us - full of joy. bishop christopher, thank you forjoining us and i full of joy. bishop christopher, - thank you forjoining us and sharing with us your memories this evening. new covid restrictions have come into force in scotland, wales and northern ireland to try to halt the surge in infections of the 0micron variant. curbs have been introduced on the hospitality and leisure industry including social distancing rules and limits on the size of gatherings. boris johnson hasn't announced any further restrictions in england. tomas morgan has this report. another winter and another set of restrictions. so

of his stature and force in terms of justice in the world be present at grace cathedral. it touched so many people across the earth. j.r.: these pictures show him visiting students at grace cathedral's community preschool. he will be missed. when celebration ends, under the begins. kwanzaa starts today. drew: we are tracking a stormy night on the way tonight. we will take a look at the rain, the snow in the sierra and even colder j.r.: welcome back. today marks the start of the 16th annual kwanzaa celebration in san francisco. a community-based nonprofit and museum are hosting events all week. kwanzaa marks the celebration of african culture and community. this year it will be observed virtue because of the pandemic. it is full of free cultural entertainment and keynote speakers. there will be one important event at city hall tomorrow. here is something to cheer you up on what has been a gloomy day. nevada got a rainbow. talking about that rainbow, drew tuma. drew: we remain in this stormy pattern, certainly tonight we are finding rain widespread across the region. could

period that many— year or so is a grace period that many of— year or so is a grace period that many of the customs checks the uk in the eu _ many of the customs checks the uk in the eu will now perform on each other's_ the eu will now perform on each other's goods were not yet enforced so what _ other's goods were not yet enforced so what many members of the public may not _ so what many members of the public may not realise is that those are to come _ may not realise is that those are to come into— may not realise is that those are to come into force full whack to try and prepare for this, the come into force full whack to try and prepare forthis, the home office — and prepare forthis, the home office has— and prepare forthis, the home office has recruited 2000 extra 0ffice has recruited 2000 extra border— office has recruited 2000 extra border staff in anticipation of the bureaucracy and red tape that comes with all_ bureaucracy and red tape that comes with all these extra checks and to try and _ with all these extra checks and to try and avoid disruption. but i dare say i

and, robin, you carry your father's pride, grace, and character. he'll always be with you. as the old saying goes, you are your father's daughter. you are your father's daughter. bob dole's story is a very american one. born and raised in the three room house through the dust bowl of the great depression. shipped out as a young man to world war ii. wounded in battle on the same weekend that franklin delano roosevelt would be mourned by millions, bob came home. rebuilt his life, painful hour by painful day by painful week, by painful month, by painful year. in no way was wounded on a mountain not far where he was, daniel inouye was, they talked about for years. god what courage bowl had. he then went to school on the g.i. bill. came to washington with a new frontier. bravely voted for civil rights and voting rights in years of the kennedys, lyndon johnson, and martin luther king jr. ran for president on the ticket with gerald ford. and through the ages of nixon, carter, reagan, bush the elder, and clinton, bob was literally the master of the senate. we served together for 25

this is from the grace county emergency management. please, if you want to volunteer, go through here. one of the challenges and a wonderful challenge for us to have, so many people want to help. it's overwhelming many of our first responders that need to be out doing other things. this will help. please be patient. a lot of people that want to help. paducah police department has volunteered to accept food and supplies as well to help out, grace county. the number is 270-444-8590. physical address, 1400 broadway, paducah, kentucky. 42003. okay. this is really important. again, we're working on verifying the information from the candle factory. right now it would only have eight confirmed dead. we have to make sure it's accurate. so all of the employees from the mayfield consumer products candle factory, we need them to go and check in at his house ministry's church at 1250, ky 303 right there in mayfield. we want to see, make sure you're okay. verify that information. i believe the phone number we have now, which was wrong earlier and

. >> we've lived through this by the grace of god. and we're making it through by the grace of god. and people are reaching out. and the only thing i know, that's the grace of god doing it. >> i think you just did a sermon. >> that's what keeps us going. >> reporter: chris and megan bean are thankful to have a hotel room for the next 30 days, helped by the school where chris works as head custodian. >> what are you grateful for? >> this. >> the fact that we're all here. >> reporter: their children are staying with family. christmas a few days away. they're wishing for a christmas miracle to all be together under one roof. >> no matter where we are when we celebrate christmas together, at least we're together. >>> up next, helping those impacted cope with the loss and find the strength to rebuild shattered lives. charmin ultra soft has so much cushiony softness, it's hard for your family to remember they can use less. sweet pillows of softness! this is soft! holy charmin! oh! excuse me! roll it back, everybody! sorry! charmin ultra soft is so cushiony soft, you'll want more! but it's

one of those viewers was 22-year-old flo from england who reached out to grace grace and flo, we have a treat, are joining us live right now from england good morning, you two. >> hi. >> good morning. >> grace, i have to ask you. is this what you expected to happen when you posted your tiktok >> absolutely not. definitely not it feels like a bit of a dream right now. i only posted the video three weeks ago and suddenly i was planning a trip to europe last-minute. now i'm here nuts >> flo, when you saw the tiktok, what inspired you to say, i'm in for that i would try that >> i just thought, why not i think we have to do these things >> we love this. grace and flo, it's one of my favorite all-time movies in the world. and one of the things i love about it is that cameron diaz and kate winslet find the love of their lives at the end of this swap. so, are you guys both hoping for that grace, why don't you take it first. >> who is playing jude law >> you know, love of your life, it's a bit of a stretch. more so for a fun adventure. if a strapping young man decides to sweep me off my feet,

that is the most graceful that you will ever see me or any other aquatic individual. [laughs] individual. i don't think i could sleep tonight. that was a little disturbing. if they ever do a live action "little mermaid," what do you think my chances are of being cast for the role of ariel? you could be, like, ariel's slightly uglier sibling. [laughs] slightly hairier. the hairy mermaid. johnny bananas: oh, i like that. hannah berner: yeah. johnny bananas: i could see it on the-- it looked like a gorilla had sex with a fish. that'd be a good movie too. yeah. hey, angie! you forgot your phone! hey lou! angie forget her phone again? yep. lou! mom said she could save up to $400 on her wireless bill by switching to xfinity internet and mobile. with nationwide 5g at no extra cost. and lou! on the most reliable network, lou! smart kid, bill. oh oh so true. and now, the moon christmas special. gotta go! take the savings challenge at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings or visit an xfinity store to learn how our switch squad makes switching fast and easy this holiday season. you strike

we have no water here in grace county. that affects a lot of the rural areas of the grace county and work through that with maple water and electric and a lot of our utilities. the power is out, mayor, for several miles around the city. there again, i'm asking for each and every one of you to pray for our community. thank you. >> when i'm always asked what should i say about mayfield and grace county, quickly, my answer is the people. and what's happening today is exactly what we do best. we have been hit had, our commonwealth has been hit, people we love have lost loved ones and our hearts are broken because the people we work with, the people we know, our families are hurting. so i echo with was just said. and echo across the commonwealth, people i went to high school with and college with, what can we do? right now what we need from people standing in the room and directing other people, pray for us, we will be fine, we will be fine, but today we're focused on those who have lost so much and that's where our hearts are,

the wedding ring is the outward and visible sign of an inward and spiritual grace, signifying to all the uniting of patricia and edward in a holy matrimony. let us pray. bless, oh lord, this ring, that he who gives it and she who wears it, may know thy peace and continue in thy favor all the days of their lives, amen. edward, place this ring on the third finger of patricia's left hand and repeat after me. in symbol and pledge of our constant faith and love, with this ring i thee web. you let us pray you. our father, who are to heaven, how low would be and i name, thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. give us this day our daily bread. and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us. and lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil. for thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever and ever. i'm in. amen. clasp your right hands together. for as much as they have witnessed the same before god and his company, and you thereto have pledged their faith to the other, and on the same by joining hounds, i pronounce that th

you accept disappointments with grace and you build for the future. that's one of the many great lessons that jim clyburn has given us, not only his legislative leadership but as a human being, as someone you could trust and who inspired those kids he was teaching at the c.a. brown school. he inspires members of congress on both sides of the aisle right now because of his character and his intellect and his determination. it's really amazing. congressman, changing subjects a little bit, it would seem to me that the recent unfortunate efforts, in my opinion, to make it less easy for people to vote, just more cumbersome than it needs to be, that that is a bit reminiscent of what happened after reconstruction, a different form in a way, but it seems to me that it's very unfortunate that in our country, that there are any efforts we should be -- we respectfully believe we should make it easier and less cumbersome for american citizens to vote rather than to throw these obstacles in their way. what are your thoughts about that, congressman? >> you're so ri