businesses are excited to be in virginia and to come to virginia. being named best state for business is a testament to our workforce, our education system, our commitment to diversity and strong business climate. from amazon making virginia home to a second headquarters in 2018 to the three billion-dollar investment to build semi conductors to blue stars and credible commitment to make billions of medical gloves is the state where companies want to invest put down roots and growth. we've also taken steps to be a better state for the workers. i've listened to virginians havetold me they just couldn't support themselves on $7.25 an hour. they were always one paycheck away from losing the roofs over their head so that's why we are raising the minimum wage in the commonwealth of virginia increase of $11 an hour. [applause] we've helped working families in a variety of ways and made it easier to adopt through surrogates and through our own state workforce we've put in one of the most progressive family leave programs in the country. we've also made hist

virginia. because we are all valuable together. we all matter. may our spirits be filled with faith, hope, and love as our governor leaves this commonwealth of virginia. therefore god, grant us the serenity to accept the things that we cannot change. the courage to change the thing that we can. as a wisdom to know the difference. we can all make a difference. we are willing to be understanding. be our brother's keepers. patients -- practice patience and love. love is a universal language. the heart and soul of all people. regardless of their creed, regardless, we need to respect and love one another. as dr. martin luther king jr. said, darkness cannot rise out of darkness. only light could do that. hate cannot drive our feelings. only love can do that. let us come together in love, unity, so we could become a haven of hope for all. therefore, let us all come together whether you are democrats, republicans, let's walk together. let's work together. let's cry together. let's laugh together. let's

of virginia. $1500 this year for the typical virginia family, but i don't know the economic implications of this package, i believe we have a special obligation, to a group of individuals that have served our country with distinction, our military veterans. those who risk life and limb for country and community don't do it for the pay. they do it because service is in their blood. the care and support of our veterans have always transcended politics and been bipartisan. that's why i'm asking this general assembly to act on something long talked about. let's eliminate the tax on the first $40,000 in military retirement pay and let's do it together. [cheers and applause] anyone who wears the uniform risks their life each day on the job. and this includes police officers, firefighters, emt's every first responder that keep us safe. we're in a fractious era and no group of individuals is under greater scrutiny today than our law enforcement. a culture of lawlessness has filled the void in virginia wit

in west virginia paediatricians _ virginia? in west virginia paediatricians and - virginia? in west virginia paediatricians and otherl virginia? in west virginia - paediatricians and other child health providers are working to increase rate we have seen some encouraging improvements from some of the data reporting, some of the data reporting, some internal data shows 15% of five to 11 —year—olds have at least received one dose. its multi factorial. we need to continue to educate parents and answer questions they may have in regards to the importance of choosing covid—19 vaccination. we need to continue to do local outreach to make sure questions are being answered and parents know where they can access the vaccine. we encourage individuals to call their paediatrician but we are offering vaccines across the state pharmacies as well as at the schools.— state pharmacies as well as at the schools. why would you say west virginia — the schools. why would you say west virginia has _ the schools. why would you say west virginia has such - the schools. why would you say we

virginia. he got some democrats to cross over. that's why he will be inaugurated. what does he need to say today? >> i think that what he needs to say is what he has continued to say when he was campaigning. he is for the children, he is for participants rights with the children and i think that resonated with people that vote. look this issue, education and your children, this is not even a republican-democrat deal. people will switch a party if it benefits their children. they put their children before parties and i think that what he did was brilliant. one of the things that he is promising to do is to increase teachers' pay, public teachers' pay. this is brilliant because while he was against the critical race theory, he is turning around and increasing the teachers' pay. this is going to resonate well with teachers so they are going to be on board. some of the things that he's wanting to do and he's going to do, i think, are going to be great for the state and great for both republicans th

-- virginia's history. [applause] and we will cut taxes on our military veterans day retirement benefits. [applause] solving the high cost of living in virginia is not merely about restraining taxes, it is about growing incomes and opportunities as well. starting today, we will be crystal clear, virginia is open for business. [applause] we are going to re-energize the engine of the economy by reducing regulations, investing in job training, making it easier for business to access capital, and we are going to get all virginians back to work. together, together, we will great 400,000 jobs and 10,000 new startups over the next four years, lifting up all virginians. [applause] we are going to make virginia competitive again, no longer conceding corporate relocations and expansions to our friends in maryland, north carolina and tennessee. we will compete. and we will win. [applause] the most basic compac governments must make with every citizen is to preserve public safety. my pledge is that we will restore safe

and strengthen the spirit of virginia. >> virginia governor glenn young kid joins us now exclusively from richland. governor, welcome to fox news sunday. i wanted to start you off with reaction to the events yesterday in texas. by virtue of the fact that signed an executive order combating anti-semitism as one of your first orders of business and we still do not know the full background of these events, but the government did attack a synagogue and a woman he wanted released is not about anti-semi. the fbi rescue team being down there to help solve this. if we can start out, governor youngkin with your thoughts yesterday. >> good morning, john had i am coming from you —-dash from the great wealth of virginia. pressing forward with virginia being a leader in combating, combating with anti-semitism commission and laws to make sure that virginia is in fact be safe and place for everyone to work and raise a family. we have seen animosity and hatred towards the jewish community on the rise we will not stand for it in virginia or in this country. there is no place for it. virginia will b

they never believed in west virginia. they never believed in west virginia. that we could do it. they never believed the new course -- they never believed it would be here. they told every bad joke in the world about it. from that standpoint, baby dog, bette midler, all those out there -- [laughter] [applause] god bless you all. god bless you. i told you i would make you smile. thank you all so much. in every way. keep doing it, west virginia. you can absolutely do greatness. you are an incredible group of people. don't become d.c. keep it going. way to go, west virginia. proud of you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ announcer: c-span is your unfiltered view of government. funded by these television companies and more, including comcast. >> you thought this was just a community center? no, it is way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with 1,000 community centers to create wi-fi enabled centers for st

"mike manypenny--bad for west virginia." "mike manypenny is hurting west virginia's job growth." and here one of my favorites: "meet the we virginia extrem team--obama and mike manypenny." ul: i'm sure that mike manypenny was targeted because of his outspoken nature regarding the health and the well-being of all people of this state. mike: i have had death threats. i've had people chasing me down the road in pickup trucks, flashing their lights, honking their horns, wanting me to pull over. i was even offered from the coal association a free pass if i would withdraw all of the legislation that would hold them accountable for polluting our streams and rivers, and they said, you know, "well, if you take this legislation off the table, we'll make sure you'll never have to worry about getting re-elected again." mike: we've got a mentality to allow industry to pollute for profit over protecting the health and well-being of our citizens and our environment. prt: when we talk about campaign spending, you don't have to be really, really intelligent to know we need a limit. if i give you

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i love west virginia. i love to hunt and fish and spend time with kids in this great state, and that is what i do. that is why this story is so meaningful to me. the mountaineer challenge academy, and then along came the mountaineer challenge academy. imagine this. kids that were having a tough time, kids that were really going the wrong way, going the wrong way. and lo and behold, we have a graduate now, a mountaineer challenge academy south. his name is william farkas. he is 17 years old and he just got appointed to west point. his parents are right here with us tonight. jay and rhonda. if you would stand, i don't know where you are, oh, they're here. [applause] now i am not one to spend a whole lot of time being critical. but i truly believe in telling the truth and when someone is going the wrong way, i don't believe that you should just pamper them. i believe you got to tell them you're going the wrong way. that's all there is to it. i really believe we don't get out of holes we don't know that were i

the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. scott: mr. speaker, i yield to the gentleman from connecticut, mr. courtney, the sponsor of the house version of the bill, such time as he may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from connecticut is recognized. mr. courtney: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise in strong support of the bipartisan impact aid flexibility act, senate bill 2959, which is a companion bill to house bill 6126 which i introduced on december 2, 2021. i want to begin by thanking chairman scott and ranking member foxx and her representative this evening, mrd labor committee and the committee staff for accelerating consideration of this important measure which provides federal support to 11 million k-12 schoolchildren across america and whose passage is very time-sensitive. which i'll explain in a minute. mr. speaker, federal impact aid is our nation's oldest k-12 federal education program. impact aid has its origins in 1821 when congress first authorized support for schools to educate military-dependent

as a recent convert to being a virginia resident, but look, i think that glenn youngkin, and virginia in general statewide races are a little bit of unicorns. he's a unicorn in the republican party. look at the congressional races on the house and the senate side, republicans are not trying to keep donald trump at arm's length as glenn youngkin kind of did in this race. they are embracing him to one-up each other to see who can embrace him the most. and people like john catco and other republicans in the house choosing not to run again. i think glenn youngkin did a really impressive thing in his victory in virginia. he was a republican who spoke to the base but kept trump at arm's length. i'm not sure republicans can or want to replicate that anywhere else in any of these midterm races. >> well, certainly one place they don't seem to want to replicate it, arizona. kerry lake is a candidate for governor there. a good chance, according to folks familiar with arizona politics she could win and she figured very prominently in president trump's address in arizona. >> kerry lake, she is inc

i of prince andrew and virginia giuffre that is right.— giuffre that is right. i have discussed _ giuffre that is right. i have discussed the _ giuffre that is right. i have discussed the key - giuffre that is right. i have discussed the key points i giuffre that is right. i have | discussed the key points in giuffre that is right. i have - discussed the key points in this case but we heard prince andrew's lawyers trying a number of different tactics to help their client, as they will as his legal team, they tried to argue to the judge that virginia giuffre's complaint was not detailed enough and that they wanted her to provide more information in terms of exact dates and exact allegations. thejudge disagreed terms of exact dates and exact allegations. the judge disagreed and he said that is a dog that won't hunt, meaning that he agreed with virginia giuffre's lawyers, that the complaint set out enough of her allegations at the moment and is the case proceeds and they get an exchange of evidence, they will be able to test the rest of her allegations. they denied

think bigger. >>> and now to a changing of the guard in virginia. the inauguration ceremony under way for the state's new governor glenn youngkin who is the first republican elected to the position since 2009 in a state president biden won by ten points. some think young kin's campaign could prove to be a model for the midterms this fall. joining me now to discuss more from richmond, cnn national politics reporter eva mckind. what does young kin taking the oath of office today mean for republicans across the country and their ability to be successful in heavily blue states? >> reporter: well, good afternoon, jessica. the inaugural ceremony just under way here, a prayer being offered right now. you know, young kin's victory, and you can feel it here this afternoon, was a real morale boost for republicans across the state. his victory helped elevate other republicans as well statewide and so now republicans across the country are trying to replicate this model. can they get a plain-spoken former private equity ceo to run in different states, but reall

thejudge said he virginia giuffre hasjust concluded. the judge said he will make a decision very soon. bring is up—to—date with the latest. the decision very soon. bring is up-to-date with the latest. the oral arr uments have concluded, thejudge have concluded, the judge says that while there is no specific debate, —— date, he will have a decision soon after hearing both sides discussed their points of views and the judge having an opportunity to question them. what it really is at stake here is whether prince andrew is protected by this settlement agreement that was reached by virginia giuffre and jeffrey epstein in 2009 in florida. remember, this had been a confidential settlement agreement. it wasjust had been a confidential settlement agreement. it was just publicly released after a request through the courts over the last few days. and prince andrew's lawyer essentially said that the duke of york could have been served at that time under virginia giuffre's allegations to do with jeffrey epstein, virginia giuffre's allegatio

because virginia seems bound and interment to get this to trial. she settled previously with jeffrey epstein, and i think she really wants to go forward. i think she wants her day in court and iould be very surprised if she would settle for anythi less than an admission and apologyrom prince andrew. >> we heard a comment fro legal commentator jeffrey rosenberg. >> virginia giuffre has said she doesn't want to settle and wants her day in court. it is not that simple. because going to court is very expensive. she has made a lot of money in the past settling cases. we know that the case involving jeffrey epstein more than a decade ago, she got $500,000 out of, but that was a long time ago -- she got $500,000 out of, but that was a long time ago. her lawyers may consider what you might get, what it might cost, what the risks are of the case in court against the reality of a settlement, in which she gets compensation at her lawyers get paid. there is quite a lot of negotiation behind all this. ♪ >> diplomats from russia and the nato military alliance

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epstein paid her virginia giuffre $1 million. it released everybody else from further legal challenge. prince of andrew's lawyers need to persuade the judge that the 2009 deal covered the prince. it is unquestionable that prince andrew could have been sued in the 2009 florida action but was not. he was a potential defendant. the prince's lawyers demanded details of the allegation but were slapped down by the judge. that is not a dog that is going to hunt here, he said. questions were raised as to whether the prince could use the 2009 deal. he is a third party. the judge said the only people who could and foresight jeffrey epstein and virginia giuffre. >> the argument put forward by virginia giuffre's counsel were strong. that the arguments put forward by prince andrew's counsel really met with a hot edge. the set that the judge was not buying what they were selling. >> even if this case is dismissed, the prince is badly damaged. >> the monarchy is an stitution big enough to rise above what has happened, but when it comes to princ

h’s reached between jeffrey epstein and virginia giuffre?— virginia giuffre? it's appealing the decision of the _ virginia giuffre? it's appealing the decision of the judge _ virginia giuffre? it's appealing the decision of the judge which - virginia giuffre? it's appealing the decision of the judge which has i virginia giuffre? it's appealing the i decision of the judge which has come out in the last hour and saying wrong interpretation, wrong process. it is pretty slim. the first i spoke to about it says there is no appeal but actually there is a repeal and it's really slim. it's also the machinery of the case continues while that appeal goes on. so again you have this request for information and request for the deposition and that is prince andrew sitting down and taking questions from virginia giuffre's lawyers as they try and extract information from him. that can be enforced even if prince andrew stays in england. there is a mechanism to enforce him giving testimony in a deposition for us trial. so this doesn't get any better and his legal options are na

does not quite fit this mold it was part of virginia when virginia left, west virginia did not exist there is not a succession so people can go back there. loyal west virginians do not like the sound of this. they're about 18000 confederates are people from west virginia who fought for the confederacy. this is going to be really problematical. >> these men left and they are going return to a loyal state. >> guest: rights. what happens if they are paroled and perhaps pardon, granted their citizenship back and now they are a voting block? what is going to play out then? >> it why do we want these disloyal men back in our midst? it is one thing to send confederate some two states that succeeded with the vast majority of the population supported the confederacy. it's another to send them home to places they are not wanted and that becomes very clear in the summer of 65. >> host: i will tell you this, professor this happens all the time we should be getting used to it in a house divided. somewhere around the point of ten minutes left in the interview, everybody watching suddenly gets off

look, black rock is devasting from west virginia. what our jobs and economy are so we are devasting for them. we are not going to pay blackrock to destroy our economy. this net zero carbon emission standards they have, west virginia is an energy state. we do coal, we do gas, we help power america we are the fifth largest energy producer in the united states. this is baseload energy this is the stuff that keeps the lights on. and to sweep that out from under the people of this country if we do not have that is going to be very cold winter. maria: it's pretty incredible to me because a black out with its investor letter this week. their annual letter. in that letter there to talk about all this esg investment and all of this focus on doing better. and yet, look what you have happening. they are exiting out the fossil for related investments west virginia included. instead they are perfectly fine operating in china, investing in companies that are tied to the military. even as we note genocide is taking place. >> exactly. the plight of

i like to extend my thanks to preservation, virginia and the virginia department of historic resources. for their continued efforts to protect endangered sites throughout the commonwealth. please know that i am your partner and your colleague whenever and wherever you need me. i'll continue to advocating on the federal level the swanse preservation. we look forward to our continued collaboration protect to protect this incredible region. thank you for allowing me to join you today. i'm sorry the press of business requires me to jump off the call, but i wish you i hope you all have a wonderful conversation and know the we're only a phone call away. god bless you. thank you so much representative makita in both for being with us today and for all that you're doing. take care. take care. now. you need your job. all right, as i mentioned preservationists and conservationists are increasingly recognizing the important connections between historic and cultural resources and our natural resources. a conservation easements heritage trails national heritage areas are just some of the tools that

my uncle, lead virginia's ratification of the u. s. constitution in $1788.00, which included the 3 fest compromise. slaves were counted as 3 fifths of a voter, though slave couldn't vote, because the south had more slaves than the north. this gave the south one 3rd more congressional seats, and electoral votes for the next 73 years. slaveholding interests would dominate the government until the outbreak of the civil war. not surprisingly, 5 of the 1st 7 u. s. president were from the south and were slave owners the stories of, of done the service because you would think of their, all these genteel men with whigs and bringing ideas were coming up with all of these projects and plans. yes, they get their hands dirty fighting the redcoats, but then his back to dreaming up bill of rights and constitutions, a lot of bryan ideas and with, without the sort of mock and the grime and the dirt and the blood that's being shad to bill this society we never learned in school that many more slaves in his commonly acknowledged resist the brutality

the 27 hour nightmare, finally over this morning after an epic traffic jam on a virginia highway, and now, more bad weather is on the way. 80 million americans on alert, what to expect this morning. >> breaking overnight, classes cancelled, one of the biggest school districts in the country. shutting its doors amid growing concern about covid. the decision that come from the cdc today, plus, why the hard to find at home covid tests are about to get more expensive. >> change of plans, what former president trump won't be doing in the anniversary of the january 6th riot of the capitol as the lawmakerers investigating the attack, reveal text messages between sean hannity and the white house. and how robbers are getting for brazen, taking parts right off the car. >> tear it down. >> and later the big change coming at one of american's favorite fried chicken chains. ♪ ♪ >> from abc news in new york. this is "america this morning." >> good monday morning everyone, we begin with a messy morning commute for millions americans with more snow and freezing rain. >> 30 states are affected, fr

epstein paid virginia giuffre half a million dollars. their deal released any other person who could have been included as a potential defendant from further legal challenge by virginia giuffre. prince andrew's lawyers needed to persuade the judge that the 2009 deal covered the prince. it's unquestionable, the court heard, that prince andrew could have been sued in the 2009 florida action but was not. he was a potential defendant. the prince's lawyers demanded detail of the allegations against their client, but they were slapped down by thejudge. finally, questions were raised as to whether the prince could even use the 2009 deal. he is a third party, the court heard. thejudge said... thejudge was quite aggressive in his questioning of prince andrew's attorneys as they raised technical argument after technical argument, trying to get virginia's case dismissed. the judge did not seem to be having any of it. even if this case is dismissed, prince andrew will, say veteran royal watchers, struggle to return to his previous public life. when

ah, pendleton became the 1st acting governor of the virginia colony. and i was proud to learn that he played a major role in helping to establish the new nation pendleton drafts, the virginia resolution for independence. and that says that the delegation be instructed to propose to declare the united colonies free and independent states. absolved from all allegiance or dependence upon the crown or parliament of great britain. he wrote all those words which were then given to a pony express rider who carried them to philadelphia. when they got to philadelphia. they said, virginia says independence and all the other colonies fell into place. but i was really disturbed to learn that pendleton was also asked to write a controversial line in the virginia declaration of rights. words that would institutionalize white supremacy and reverberate throughout u. s. history. i have written a little bit about virginia founder edmond pendleton, and there's not a lot of people that know very much about admin. pendleton and frances is related to edmund. as i understand

virginia helps him write a letter to his wife back in mississippi. they have small charming insignificant conversations i ae for five days colonel burke lingers in this house behind me. as you are looking at it it's the second story and i believe it is the second window from the right as you are looking at it, that bedroom is where colonel burke played for his final hours. eventually he does pass away from his wounds and he's accompanied by friends that he has made here in virginia. this death affects virginia miller greatly and in fact it affects many people across the south greatly. false bluff if it'd happen later in the war it would have barely been a skirmish. we are talking handfuls of men when you compare to bigger battles like antietam or right now in 1861 it's literally the biggest thing that happened so it does make a big difference and it impacts the lives of the people at loudon. there's a funeral procession taking his body to the train station and the regimentalo band plays and there's another parade taking his body home to his wife and

heavy snowfall that left over 200,000 without power in northern virginia. in delaware, a snow blanket meant treacherous conditions for cars. as the storm landed, hundreds of flights were cancelled and passengers delayed. cancelled and passengers dela ed. ., cancelled and passengers delayed-— cancelled and passengers dela ed. ., . , ., ., delayed. no exception for the resident delayed. no exception for the president either _ delayed. no exception for the president either as _ delayed. no exception for the president either as joe - delayed. no exception for the president either as joe bidenl president either asjoe biden was stuck on air force one for a while before braving wild wind, having to improvise with the different type of facemask. as the white house, well, bite whiter, the surrounding area soon got chillier. we whiter, the surrounding area soon got chillier.— soon got chillier. we did not re are soon got chillier. we did not prepare for _ soon got chillier. we did not prepare for this. _ soon got chillier. we did not prepare for this. we - soon g

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and that certainly seems to be virginia giuffre�*s intention. her lawyer has said they look forward to confronting prince andrew with his denials and his attempts to blame miss giuffre for her own abuse at the trial. nicholas witchell, bbc news. our correspondent nada tawfik is covering this for us in new york and joins me now. great to have you on the programme, nada. in the first instance, why don't you just talk us through how prince andrew has responded to these complaints against him? in prince andrew has responded to these complaints against him?— complaints against him? in terms of the substantial _ complaints against him? in terms of the substantial allegations, - complaints against him? in terms of the substantial allegations, no - complaints against him? in terms of the substantial allegations, no real. the substantial allegations, no real surprise that he would deny them, as he has done in the past. i do get is the finer points of what the complaint against him states that you find some interesting responses. for example, he really

also here virginia attorney general is here as the state faces a new lawsuit from seven virginia school boards who are add odds with governor youngkin already because he has declared that masks will be optional for students. they say huh-uh. masks are mandatory. that's a face-off going on. at any moment now, an update on houston police on a man hunt that is under way for a suspect that shot and killed corporal charles galloway during a routine traffic stop. peter king is here on the violence here in new york city and in texas and elsewhere for our police officers across the country. he's next. it works naturally with the water in your body to unblock your gut. free your gut, and your mood will follow. ♪ limu emu ♪ and doug. we gotta tell people that liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need, and we gotta do it fast. [limu emu squawks] woo! thirty-four miles per hour! new personal record, limu! [limu emu squawks] he'll be back. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪ veteran homeowners, need a financial boost? only pay f

ah, pendleton became the 1st acting governor of the virginia colony. and i was proud to learn that he played a major role in helping to establish the new nation pendleton drafts, the virginia resolution for independence. and that says that the delegation be instructed to propose to declare the united colonies free and independent states. absolved from all allegiance or dependence upon the crown or parliament of great britain. he wrote all those words which were then given to a pony express rider who carried them to philadelphia. when they got to philadelphia. they said, virginia says independence and all the other colonies fell into place. but i was really disturbed to learn that pendleton was also asked to write a controversial line in the virginia declaration of rights, words that would institutionalize white supremacy and reverberate throughout us history. i have written a little bit about virginia founder edmund pendleton and others. not a lot of people that know very much about advent. pendleton and frances is related to edmund. as i understand th

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i know that it wasn't just virginia miller that kept remembering him although virginia miller, what we know about her interactions is because she did keep a civil war diary. they weren't written when the battle happened but instead were written as a retrospective a year later. the diary entries that we do have from her they cover late 1861 into 1862. she's sure to make a point of this is what i remember about the battle of falls bluff and what i remember about colonel burke. they were hidden. they were only found in 1980. where were they found? in the attic of harrison hall. >> dun dun, dun. >> but wait, there's more. residents of leesburg will tell you that harrison hall as a number of ghosts. some suggest that there are daytime ghosts and there are nighttime ghosts. i'm not sure exactly what the difference is. i've heard from the grapevine there's a certain presence believed to be colonel burt and he's a daytime ghost and he's a nice guy. one of the encounters that certain believers believe is the bed that is in the room where he died, sometimes you'll walk in the room and there will

i know it's not just virginia miller who kept remembering her but virginia miller what we know about her actions as she did keep a civil war diary. the diary entries she wrote about the battle were not written when the battle happened. instead were written as a retrospective a year later. but we do have from her cover late 1861 -- 1862. this is false bluff about colonel bert. hurt diary entries were only found in 1980 and where were they found? in the attic. their phone in the attic of harrison hall. but wait there is more. residents are leesburg will tell us harrison hall has a number of ghost. there are daytime ghosts and their nighttime ghosts. i'm not sure what the difference is. i have heard through the grapevine there is a certain presence that is believed to be colonel bert and he is eight daytime ghosts he is a nice guy. one of the encounter in certain individuals believe is a nod or hint at colonel bert is that the bed there will be a distinct shape of the body lying on the bed that was not there before. it is very spooky. harrison hall and the greater civil war history is o