lacey saw through them. you could say no more insight of the troops they turned away with overpowering emotion. the horses fatigued. they rained in at the headquarters about 5:00 and half enhanced approach in what immediate reaction he may have exhibited is unknown. but the response from the soldiers in the ranks was immediate. the sounds of merriment right away as what if the angel of death himself had flapped his muffled rings -- wings over the troops. mournful, stifling and oppressive as a funeral pull to send it over the camps. the veterans of the seven days some of whom had even fought with jackson in the valley cried like a baby. .. .. in a simple message. it becomes my calling duty to announce to you the death of general jackson began. he continued for a few brief sentences that described the transfer of the body to the capital and then abruptly ended the wire. the next day he issued general order number 61 to the army and attempt to the grief pain over it, but the messages tone of no doubt that he wa

he blames pablo big lacey is, the leader of the far left party.nyays he has blocked packed over policy and says all he wanted was jobs in the cabinet. he withdrew the offer afterer te partyy rejected cabinet jobs, saying they were insufficient. thest-minute deal by liberal citizens s party to abstain to facilitate a socialist government collapsed and said that was never a deal. the liberal leader said those conditions will be met. he wanted promises on taxation and promises the independent beders on trial, due to sentenced this autumn, if convicted. he did not want to see them pardoned by a socialist government. pedro sanchez made no comment on that. the blame game has begun. of f -- we caalundnd was allll saying it the politicians. spaniards are weary about having to go back to the polls for a fourth time in four years. isthe european parliament set to adopt a resolution lang out concerns about what could be britain's parker from the eu october 31. jean-claude juncker says the withoutthe u.k. leaving a divorce deal is very real and michelle bonni

. >> lacey. >> layna, arria. >> addiley. >> korgen. >> and haizlee. as foster children. terri and mike hawthorn took them all in. high school sweethearts married 36 years. they'd already raised four adult biological kids. giving new meaning to the phrase "big happy family." while the man of the house, 57-year-old mike, earns a living landscaping, it's 54-year-old terri whose full-time job is to care for this cheextended brood. >> we searched all over the house for that yesterday. >> why did you end up with this gigantic family? >> we started fostering, and we went through about 80 children through the process. and when we got korgen we found out he had a little sister that was born. and they try to keep sibling groups together. and then we found a larger sibling group we thought when we first started fostering them there was only three. then we found out there was five. and then there was number six. and it just kept going from there. ho yo mak roothat many childre? >> that's just something the good lord does. i really don't know how else. >> reporter

and when sam forced johnson's biggest found thoughts he seems to be dropping a lot of those guns lacey's you become soft on. these young bankers worried about the drop in the value of sterling the weakness of the british pound is also a problem for graham finnegan. he orders coffee beans from berlin in barcelona and pays in europe's foods like this fresh salmon come from the republic of ireland. he's unsure whether his suppliers will deliver after breakfast. but that snow. his biggest worry. for people living on the border. that the real threat here isn't a more expensive gaze in the supermarket but i actually tried to pace in this country . a tasneem shares his concern. she experienced the bloody conflict in northern ireland known as the troubles firsthand in the 1980 s. . now she's tweeted excerpts of the diary she kept as a teenager. is making people anxious i think especially older people who through the troubles and you know what it's like. a part of us maybe wants to feel it can never really go back to that create a silence. going to make a task he wants to show us what happened ba

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iskyan kazushige ito aleksandr valeryerich ivantsov >> lacey bernard ivory virginia may jablonski brianjack brooke alexandra jackman aaron jeremy jacobs ariel louis jacobs jason kyle jacobs michael grady jacobs steven a. jacobson steven d. jacoby ricknauth jaggernauth jake denis jagoda yudh vir singh jain maria jakubiak robert adrien jalbert ernest james gricelda e. james mark steven jardim amy n. jarret muhammadou jawara francois jean-pierre maxima jean-pierre paul edward jeffers john charles jenkins >> and my cousin port authority police officer david. there truly isn't a day that passes that we don't think about you and about the tragic day. we love you and we miss you. >> and my dear aunt marina. though i haven't met you i've been told many great things about you. you're forever in our minds and hearts. love you and miss you dearly. joseph jenkins jr. alan keith jensen prem n. jerath farah jeudy hweidar jian eliezer jimenez jr. luis jimenez jr. charles gregory john nicholas john dennis m. johnson lashawana johnson scott michael johnson william r. johnston allison horstmann jones art

district attorney jackie lacey said she decided to act against buck because of concerns for those whosemstances, quote, make them more vulnerable to criminal practices. >> 20 people arrested, 18 charged in connection to mob style beatings and robberies in minneapolis that were caught on camera. met fin is tracking the updates for us. >> reporter: some of these suspects were charged with first-degree felony robbery and face 20 years in prison and some videos are tough to watch. police say mobs targeted vulnerable victims. 25-year-old victim brendan o'brien tells fox news he was out with his friends to celebrate his birthday when he was beaten unconscious. the video shows him trying to hold onto his belongings until he was knocked out. his last memory is of his hand in someone else's stuck on his wallet. he didn't realize how badly he was assaulted until he saw this video. >> it is hard for me to hold conversations, hard for me to lay on my left side when trying to sleep. there are other things going on. >> reporter: he says he's not an angry person, he feels he survived the cage fight an

in district attorney jackie lacey says she decided to act against bock because of concern for those whoseore vulnerable to criminal predators." shannon. >> shannon: jonathan thank you. newton i, 20 people arrested, 18 of them charged in connection to mop-style beatings in minneapolis that were caught on camera. matte finish tracking all the updates for us, good evening. >> shannon, some of the suspects have been charged with first-degree felony robbery and face up to years in prison and some of these videos are tough to watch. police say mobs targeted vulnerable victims for valuables like their cell phones. in this video, 25 euros victim brendan o'brien tells fox news he was out with his friends to celebrate his birthday when he was beaten unconscious. video appears to show him trying to hold onto his belongings until he's knocked out but brian says he suffered a concussion, his last memory is his hand in someone else's stuck on his wallet. he didn't realize how badly he was assaulted until he saw this video. >> i'm spacey with memory, it's hard for me to hold conversations. it's hard for

moment to acknowledge our headliners team, laurie riso and dc media strategies and our staff liaison lacey underwood who put this event together this evening. so we are delighted to have with us here tonight, rotted programming and kate kelly, the authors of the education of brett kavanaugh. >> the book is about three days old and it's been three days of uproar, controversy and for both president trump to call for the mass resignation of new york times staffers and democrats to call for justice kavanaugh to be impeached and the new york times had to retract a poorly conceived to. opinion piece published in the times included an excerpt of the book and new allegations against kavanaugh that provoked a lot of backlash when this paper revealed it had edited out a key detail that the woman behind the allegations who was a subject of the allegations had that she does not necessarily remember the attempt. authors who done deepens the allegations of sexual misconduct that dogged justice kavanaugh during his confirmation to the supreme court described her account as nuanced. the washington post ca

after this latest incident, jackie lacey said she decided to act saying in a statement, i remain deeplyd for the safety of people whose life circumstances may make them more vulnerable to criminal predators. and prosecutors laid out their case in court papers writing, quote, from his home in a position of power, buck manipulates his victims in participating in his sexual fetishes, including supplying and personally administering dangerously large doses of narcotics to his victims. now, ed buck is a long-time activist and donor to democrats. he's given more than $116,000 to democratic candidates and groups over the last ten year, including to the presidential campaigns of barack obama, hillary clinton and john kerry. he will be arraigned later today, we are told, and prosecutors are recommending that bail for buck be set at $4 million. harris? >> harris: jonathan, real quickly, i have been reading that relatives are really concerned that this arrest took so long. >> reporter: yeah. the relatives of gemelle moore filed a wrongful death lawsuit. they're all very concerned about los angeles

. >> cagny and lacey were huge, they were two women and they wou would solve jobs and crimes. >> so weood. >> we have been by that point of hundreds of body cop shows but these were women. had never been done before. >> i didn't go after this job because i could not find anything else. i did not come here because i needed some kind of work to help pay the orthodontics. we didn't realize this would be a big deal. all these guys would say to us yeah, it is a good script, who's going to save them in the end. >> come on, we are taking you out of here. >> you take one more step. dr. nelson, you have until 8:00 tomorrow morning to turn ourself in. >> phillieyllis? >> if you don't, i will. >> it was a time you saw any emergent of women on television who were not 20 and blond and had a small role. women who had substantial roles. ♪ >> it was unpredictable that an audience, a young audience of not so young audience and lots in between could relate to those older ladies. >> my, you could not see, why didn't you call me to get you? >> i tried to. every time i put in a dial to dial, a condom poppe

along with congressman lacey clave, we introduced hr-125. at this point, mr.hairman, i'd like to introduce a letter of support for that act from the naacp in june of 2019. >> without objection. >> thank you, sir. i'd like to ask chief hawkins, what our bill would do besides have sensitivity training for policemen about minorities and different areas that might not be of their history, it would say that law enforcement agency that would determine if there should be a grand jury and determine whether or not there should be a prosecution and also prosecute the case should come from a jurisdiction other than that from which the law enforcement came. in my experience, i started my professional life after law school as attorney for the police in memphis. there's no question there's home cooking. many people from law enforcement go and work as investigators for the d.a., and it's almost like a farm team. and so from my perspective, you can't have absolute independence if the d.a. has to go to the grand jury and if the d.a. indicts a policeman, gets a policeman indict