the eisenhower family of abilene abilene. it is visited daily by from all parts of the country, ranging from dignitary to schoolboy. inside the museum. the life of dwight eisenhower boy and man is depicted this series of murals from infancy. that life had the flavor of grass roots america about it. eisenhower was born in 1890 in denison, texas, of parents whose families migrated to pennsylvania from europe and vents to the american midwest. young eisenhower's parents had lived in abilene before his birth and. it was to abilene once the town at the end of the chisholm trail, now a peaceful village of the plains that they returned when he was an infant and. and it was here. he grew to maturity through a that was active, eager and happy. and experi and shared with devoted parents and brothers. a childhood is rich in the important things of life ever graced the development of any man. it was an active boyhood, which sports played an important part part. he excelled at both in school and on a vacant next to his home. but football

the eisenhower family of abilene abilene. it is visited daily by from all parts of the country, ranging from dignitary to schoolboy. inside the museum. the life of dwight eisenhower boy and man is depicted this series of murals from infancy. that life had the flavor of grass roots america about it. eisenhower was born in 1890 in denison, texas, of parents whose families migrated to pennsylvania from europe and vents to the american midwest. young eisenhower's parents had lived in abilene before his birth and. it was to abilene once the town at the end of the chisholm trail, now a peaceful village of the plains that they returned when he was an infant and. and it was here. he grew to maturity through a that was active, eager and happy. and experi and shared with devoted parents and brothers. a childhood is rich in the important things of life ever graced the development of any man. it was an active boyhood, which sports played an important part part. he excelled at both in school and on a vacant next to his home. but football

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have a chance to welcome colleagues from around the region here in washington from the abilene the organization to assign the cooperation. i look forward to continuing those discussions with them. we have to start not only providing the aid that is necessary for people in gaza, possibly using maritime routes, as well as land base routes if that is necessary. but also thinking about the future off to this ministry operation is over. we discussed on meeting how that's about how we build up and revitalize the palestinian authority. it's about how we stand up a plan for what happens off to this operation is over and how we met prior to future to a secure future for both israel and from the palestinian people. and we're committed to working together and with others to get that done straight ahead on the altima 0, the town in the us known as they don't have a sign. many residences say they've been threatened since the war and ga. so because the the a headlight, i will look to south asia and the remnants of a storm system still bringing heavy rain to the north east of india into bangladesh . and me an

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hundreds of people gathered here for the candle lights, visual to release funds for the purchase of abilene bodies in jobs and pet assign the van teams to provide master that supports for healthcare in for fonts in that region. which has been severely sprained by ongoing config. what's the all seeing on the ground is also is driving over to us. we cannot even comprehend the rustic crimes of the christians. fan 6, the fall or the health care workers themselves are working in charge of english. and so i do not have access to basic electricity fuel. the very most basic needs to provide medical, this is i'm so stage we're seeing and so things with loss of life not only on the compartment. so because of an inability to accommodate and treat multiple injuries and illnesses sitting on the ground, we recognize and we must stop as, as we saw as, as we can. which river we dump it out of. the system says over the visual emotions are running high amongst it's in many local residents. activists going to need us and doctors have choice to give the expressing the consent to the people of casa, the tamani

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this and i think they, they lay on the support of the united states, especially after the visits of abilene can to the region. mm hm. i understand that cuts out on egypt as well as the us, but particularly cut out on egypt are working hard to try to restart some sort of negotiating process. have you been in contact with cassandra in egypt with regards to that negotiating process? and uh yes, we are still connected and we heard from both cuts out on the egypt that they would continue the for its uh we, we, we supported that and uh we, we've told them both that we are ready to be more positive. but we have to be sure that the well of the united states is the baby to have to me come in for the attack . i guess the better statements and the guess because that because everyone knows that the things where they're going with some obstacles. but when blinking has, is the last was as to that asian was with his, the stage months, it was the 3 of the, the, the, the, the situation would be changed. and that's happened directed us the next day. and can i just be clear on what you're, you're saying that

randall fowler of abilene christian university is going to talk about the great communicator and the great satan, revisiting reagan's approach to iran. elizabethth spalding from the victims of communism memorial and pepperdine is going to talk about that the evil empire and sti, the more rhetoric of peace through strength, and with some depth trepidation i'm going to bat cleanup and talk about the art of reagan's soviet writer, a grand strategy for the cold war. allison. >> thank you all very much. i had a brief title change at the last minute, so apologies that it did not let you know that. but the world is a stage, scenes from reagan's rhetorical legacy. if the cold war was the trauma impacted in various places and moments on the world stage, ronald reagan played a starring role. his was the marquee name, the actor who appeared on set at junctures in this jew political contest. and, in fact, for many years americans the 40th president of the united states spoke of the ultimate cold war europe, reagan cultivated, embodied in an embrace. a hallmark of reagan's rhetorical skill lay in

and part of the warmth with which people of abilene, kansas greet general dwight eisenhower reflects the deep joy of a nation approaching peace again. some of it is the kind of welcome any hometown might give a favorite who has done a good job. but more than anything else, it is a tribute,

we remember in abilene to van, but there was a nurse who was allegedly said with the survey and one of the hospitals in gaza at that was posted by these really government or one of the out of channels. and people that mutually pointed out that the woman spoke in a very or accent that she repeated almost verbatim. a number of there's really, i mean there's really government talking points about time us being in the hospital for someone who was dealing with those had been injured in gaza. she was wearing a spotless white coat. and that's not something we've seen speaking to what to expect on miscommunication. which lady said that a israel's efforts at propaganda and this war have been the best um, fist it or i the element that is really, i mean, has also been talking about what's happening on it's moving forward or would 11 on a lot of activity between the ami and has all of it. so un peacekeepers or just in the last uh we're hearing that there is being a heavy bombardment just across the border and start the lab. and on this was after and the left was starting to win to what's being des

he is 21 and moves to enterprise, kansas, near abilene. for the first time, last week, i went to his grave. i was standing there last week and took a photograph of that. the only spengler that does not day here. but aias spengler, the youngest boy, 15, he buys a house in town. after they sell the property, the family owned it for about six to two years after they sell the property on the spengler moves into town, buys a piece of and baltimore street. he lives there and mrs. spengler dies in the house on baltimore street. we all know the house. mr. teasers them. when you are at mr. teasers, that's where mrs. spengler died and that's where the youngest child actually lived during the time of the battle. here's a great picture of the turn-of-the-century here with some of the original buildings that we will talk a little bit more about. some history that i will give you on the property. the property you are at emma 166 acres at the time of the battle. 101 around the main site. 65 acres of it was the artillery position for the union army. and t

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he's about 21 and he moved to kansas, which is near abilene. and for the first t've waited a lot of years last week i went to his grave. i staying in his grave last ek and, took a photograph of that. he's the only spangler that doesn't stay here beneath spangler, the youngest boy who i mentioned, 15. he buys a house in town. elizabeth, after they sold his property. they own the spangler family owns it for about two years after they sell the property benign, spangler moves into town, buys a piece of property on baltimore street. he lives there. and mrs. spangler who was here during the battle, the mother, elizabeth, dies in the house of baltimore street. and you all know the house. mr. gee's ice cream. so when you're a mr. gee's ice, that's where mrs. spangler died and that's where benign. spangler the youngest child actually lived during the time of the battle. so we'll talk a little bit about the surgeons. here's a great picture. the turn of the century, century here. and it does have some of the original. we'll talk a little bit more about th

he's about 21 and he moved to kansas, which is near abilene and for the first time, i've waited of yeat week i went to his grave. i was staying in his grave last week and, took a photograph of that. he's the only spangler that doesn't stay here beneath spangler, the youngest boy who i mentioned, 15. he buys a house in town. elizabeth, after they sold his property. they own the spangler family owns it for about two years after they sell the property benign, spangler moves into town, buys a piece of property on baltimore street. he lives there. and mrs. spangler who was here during the battle, the mother, elizabeth, dies in the house of baltimore street. and you all know the house. mr. gee's ice cream. so when you're a mr. gee's ice, that's where mrs. spangler died and that's where benign. spangler the youngest child actually lived during the time of the battle. so we'll talk a little bit about the surgeons. here's a great picture. the turn of the century, century here. and it does have some of the original. we'll talk a little bit more about that and some little history which give you on

he's about 21e moved to kansas, which is near abilene. first time, i've waited a lot of years last week to his grave. i wasng in his grave last week and, took a photograph of that. he's the only spangler that doesn't stay here beneath spangler, the youngest boy who i mentioned, 15. he buys a house in town. elizabeth, after they sold his property. they own the spangler family owns it for about two years after they sell the property benign, spangler moves into town, buys a piece of property on baltimore street. he lives there. and mrs. spangler who was here during the battle, the mother, elizabeth, dies in the house of baltimore street. and you all know the house. mr. gee's ice cream. so when you're a mr. gee's ice, that's where mrs. spangler died and that's where benign. spangler the youngest child actually lived during the time of the battle. so we'll talk a little bit about the surgeons. here's a great picture. the tu of the century, century here. and it does have some of the original. we'll talk a little bit more about that and some lit

he's about 21 and he moved to kansas, which is near abilene. and for the first time, i've waited a lot of years last week i went to his grave. i was staying in his grave last week and, took a photograph of that. he's the only spangler that doesn't stay here beneath spangler, the youngest boy who i mentioned, 15. he buys a house in town. elizabeth, after they sold his property. they own the spangler family owns it for about two years after they sell the property benign, spangler moves into town, buys a piece of property on baltimore street. he lives there. and mrs. spangler who was here during the battle, the mother, elizabeth, dies in the house of baltimore street. and you all know the house. mr. gee's ice cream. so when you're a mr. gee's ice, that's where mrs. spangler died and that's where benign. spangler the youngest child actually lived during the time of the battle. so we'll talk a little bit about the surgeons. here's a great picture. the turn of the century, century here. and it does have some of the original. we'll talk a little bit m

and she's talking about research done as part of her outstanding new book, rand fowler of abilene christian university is going to talk about the great communicator and the great satan revisiting reagan's approach to iran. elizabeth spalding from the victims of communism memorial foundation and pepperdine is going to talk about the moral that the the evil empire in sdi and the moral rhetoric of peace through strength and was summed trepidation. i'm going to back clean up and talk about the arc of reagan's soviet rhetoric. a grand strategy for the cold war. allison. wright, thank you all very. i had a brief title at the last minute, too, so apologies that i did not let you know that. but the world is his stage. scenes from reagan's rhetorical legacy. if the cold war, a drama enacted in various places and moments on the world stage, ronald played a starring role. his was the marquee name, the actor who appeared on set at pivotal junctures in this geopolitical contest. and in fact for many u.s. americans, the 40th president of the united states spoke as the ultimate cold warrior episode that r

. - the day of the filibuster, i was actually in abilene, texas for work.eather busby that said, "wendy davis is reading your story." so i cut my trip short, drove back to austin. - no one ever thinks they're going to be faced with the decision of terminating a much wanted pregnancy. - [both] when you are given the news that there is nothing - that can be done to save your baby's life, it feels like your soul has been ripped apart, but we had a decision to make. this is where i keep all of amber's stuff. these are her footprints, and i actually have those tattooed on my back. i asked my doctor at one point, would she try to breathe if i delivered her while she was alive and he nodded. no, i'm done. i can't do that. i can't watch her try to breathe when there's nothing they can do for her. we didn't find out until we were 20 weeks along, which is completely normal. if we had not had the choice to have her heart stopped and induce my labor, then we would have had to wait for her to pass on her own or leave the state. because even though we fit into that very

and she's talking about research done as part of her outstanding new book, rand fowler of abilene christian to talk about the great communicator and the great satan revisiting reagan's approach to iran. elizabeth spalding from the victims of communism memorial foundation and pepperdine is going to talk about the moral that the the evil empire in sdi and the moral rhetoric of peace through strength and was summed trepidation. i'm going to back clean up and talk about the arc of reagan's soviet rhetoric. a grand strategy for the cold war. allison. wright, thank you all very. i had a brief title at the last minute, too, so apologies that i did not let you know that. but the world is his stage. scenes from reagan's rhetorical legacy. if the cold war, a drama enacted in various places and moments on the world stage, ronald played a starring role. his was the marquee name, the actor who appeared on set at pivotal junctures in this geopolitical contest. and in fact for many u.s. americans, the 40th president of the united states spoke as the ultimate cold warrior episode that reagan cultivated, em

all of the cities you see here on track for the warmest year on record from abilene to worcester massachusetts snowless. we look back, the 20 years that we've had records for snow cover like this, this is the lowest, only 14.3% of our nation covered in snow. let's get a check closer to home. >> now to a new food trend this christmas season. hash tag holiday charcuterie has over 6 million views on tik tok with people all over the internet making them for holiday gathers. erielle reshef is here with these seasonal boards including charcuterwreaths. hey, erielle. >> the char hot. are you feeling like your menu lacks festive flair? look no further than social media's latest craze the charcuterie. tis the season for snacking and this year charcuterie bores are helping you feast in style. from savory charcu-trees to charcuterwreaths, there's no shortage of festive ways to customize your board for the holidays. >> there's so much you can do. you can customize it to be whatever you want. such a fun way to elevate your hosting experience. >> reporter: charcuterie expert lauren edwards says the key is t

bill was born in abilene, texas, on february 19, 1937, and at the age of 11, him and his family, mr. speaker, moved to austin, texas, where his local adventures would make tom sawyer green with envy. bill graduated from austin high school in 1955 and went directly to the university of texas where he graduated with a degree in chemistry in the year 1959. he also earned his m.b.a. from texas, 1961. following graduation, bill went on to active duty in the united states army in 1962. during his military career, he earned his ranger tab, graduated from the army war college, and rose to the rank of colonel in the u.s. army reserve before retiring in 1988. his final commendation was the legion of merit. perpetually in motion after the army and retiring from his successful business in pennsylvania, bill returned to school, earned his j.d. from the st. mary's school of law in san antonio and graduated in 2002. he was a tremendous husband, father, grandfather, brother, son, entrepreneur, citizen, soldier, and devoted texas longhorn. bill will be sorely missed by his family and all who knew him