she was quite frankly for georgie and myself. she's totally unselfish. ready to faithfully follow antonini course i chose pretty an inmate in a in my young life. but when i married her i had the proverbial jackpot. and to see if i am considering things at all. from all, you can see what i'm not knowing what i'm going to do. graduation is on monday then we go to kalamazoo for the college world series baseball. dinner in winston-salem, we just one eastern championship. with one. with all night baseball. when change from day but we played our best. in clerical, but maybe not cortical friend. [laughter]. this one is discussed father print my father-in-law. monitors, april 755. remove two west texas and 48. in bakersfield another faces in southern california and then back to midland. mr. pierce . you can see what little bread your daughter gets from. i'm attaching annual reports on walker bridge corporation . in the prospectus. the weather has started warming up. now the standard stop blowing, we could get some golf. georgie aggravates a hello me sometimes. n

in his bath or georgie porgy. it was not washington but the work and eventually it was taken away in one of the early capitol plaza renovations and i think it sits in the national museum of american history where it's at eye level and you can't really tell much from it. it's sort of banished to a corner. but there it was. top of thethe stairway at the old state capitol in springfield illinois. state purchased for the and it sits just outside of the room where abraham lincoln delivered his house divided 1858.s in stephen douglas was a full foot or more shorter then link income was he not? >> he was about 5'4" in lincoln was 6'4". they made quite a contrast on the debate stage. memorial to john brown and if so, why did it become acceptable to have a memorial to him? brown's>> john reputation has gone up and down over the years. , thepeople condemned him african-american community never did incidentally. for whatever reason he was dismissed as a mad man. 1940's, i up to the think the movie was called santa raidail wh

in his bath or georgie porgy. it was not washington but the work and eventually it was taken away in one of the early capitol plaza renovations and i think it sits in the national museum of american history where it's at eye level and you can't really tell much from it. it's sort of banished to a corner. but there it was. it was once a prominent public sculpture in the country. valerie: let's see. another question, where is the stephen douglas statue now? harold: the stephen douglas statue which is, you know, is on the top of the stairway at the old state capitol in springfield, illinois. it was purchased for state and it sits just outside, ironically, of the room where abraham lincoln delivered his house divided address in 1858 warning against divisiveness in the country over the slavery issue. valerie: stephen douglas was a full foot or more shorter than lincoln, was he not? harold: yeah. he was about 5'4" and lincoln was 6'4". they must have made quite a contrast on the debate stage in 1860. valerie: next quest

imagine, it is my personal privilege right now for me to yield to our beloved colleague, thentman from georgi >> 50 miles from montgomery i started at a little place called troy. my father was a share cropper and farmer. back in 1944 when i was only 4 years old, my father had saved $300. with the $300, he bought 110 acres of land. my family still owns that land today. how many of you remember when you were 4? what happened to the rest of us? it was many, many years ago when we were visiting the little town of troy, visit montgomery, visit tuskegee, visit birmingham, i saw those signs that said white men, colored men, white women, colored women, white waiting, colored waiting. i asked my mother, my father, my grandparents, my great grandparents why. they said that's the way it is. don't get in the way. don't get in trouble. but one day in 1955, 15 years old in the 10th grade, i heard about rosa parks. i heard the words of martin luther king jr. on the radio. 1957, i met rosa parks at the age of 17. in 1958 at the age of 18, i met martin luther king jr. and these two individuals inspired me to

. ♪ the devil went down to georgi he was looking for a soul to steal ♪ ♪ he was in a bind because he> this morning fans are mourning the death of charlie daniels. he was best known for his band's hit "the devil went down to georgia" ks an expert fiddler, his career spanned six decades. daniels died of a stroke at a hospital in tennessee on monday. fans lining the street there as police escorted his body to the funeral home charlie daniels was 83 years old. >>> in today's top stories, secretary of state mike pompeo said the u.s. is looking to ban chinese social media apps, especially tiktok, citing national security concerns tiktok is stopping operations in hong kong. it comes in in the wake of the city's newest law. >>> local leaders in washington d.c. are concerned about federal employees returning to work. according to the "new york times" the defense department authorized 80% of its employees to return which could bring as many as 18,000 people to the pentagon and the department of interior expects 1,000 workers to return to an office near the white house. >>> the car series is co

the list of sending a number of cases ok what numbers infection numbers are clearly rising do with georgie's have a plan to tackle those rising numbers. well if you talk about the nationwide track that you've been wanting is very evident that a nationwide long gun again is not an option plan to get considering what it did to our economy which was already in that in mind even. months ago so i've been warned the national government is already meeting with different states at its own level what difference do you get with them on a local governments are also taking matters into their own hands for example different states whether it's the southern state of cannot take our eastern state of assam we are taking call ins on implementing lockdown in particular regions where a sudden surge of uses might have been seen or some event took place where there was a large gathering at a couple of for the 15th that's what effect that so that is what they're trying you know for example the delhi government to have their you open your project in that the capital city needs accused. by the end of july so what t

the percentage of african-americans almost 50 percent mississippi, alabama, georgi mississippi, alabama, georgia, a and south carolina was less than five years of formal jim crow education. more than 50 percent of black adults in those states of formal jim crow education. and then we put the constitution in front of them. to say read and interpret that and again the us supreme court said because everybody has to read and interpret it it doesn't violate the 15th amendment. by the time we get to 1940 only 3 percent of african-american adults are registered to vote in the south. 3 percent this is where the bulk of black folks live this is how you can legally eviscerate the right to vote american citizen. it took mobilizing and organizing to break this wide-open. >> you have inspired me to talk about this quickly. with covid-19 upon us and the pandemic and all of a sudden but the disproportionate numbers in the african-american community my colleagues say how does this happen? this is horrible. you don't know the history of this country. have been working on legislation i decided to members

georgy officer with the whole rubble here in doha room.and of our top news stories new figures show 1400000 people claimed unemployment benefits in the u.s. in the past week it's the 18th week in a row that the number has topped a 1000000 so that republicans are set to unveil a one trillion dollar coronavirus stimulus package later on thursday a white house correspondent kimberly healthcare has more what republicans are pushing for essentially is to make sure that people get money but that it's just enough in other words they've been getting about $600.00 a week that's about to expire and the new plan is to give people about 70 percent of what they were previously making to incentivize them to go back to work but if there are no jobs people are a little bit stuck now in the midst of all this nancy pelosi who asked to agree to this package in order for it to become law is saying that this is a nonstarter what they're looking for is money for state local governments so there's a problem here and there's a tight tight timeline here is judge h

you give the nod and smile when you wear there teams georgie. it helps heal after devastating times like september 11th. this is different but you can get back to it and the players and teams agree, let's play ball. >> new this morning the oakland city council narrowly rejected a proposal that would of called for deep cuts to the police department budget. it would be in addition to the million-dollar cut to the budget a week ago. we will hear more about this, good morning elizabeth. >> reporter: the meeting included hours of public comment. a lot of people in support for the cuts to the police department. i want you to listen to what some of the people had to say. >> you have blood on your hands already. the police are understaffed and underfunded at his it is. how dare you. >> city council members were deadlocked that would/$2 million from the police budget. earlier the council rejected another proposal but wanted to take $11 million from the police budget. the mayor said they had concerns how this would impact response time in an emergency. >>

19 watch list while san mateo county is not on the list shop adults in need say owner of to mari georgy in kazeem says he's been preparing for the worst if something changes we are ready would be through this already. >>and we've got to stay positive and whatever comes our way we're we're ready in a statement, the county's health chief says san mateo county has a case rate of 101.2 cases per 100,000 in the population. >>and a 14 day rolling average that will likely put them on the governor's list soon county supervisor david cannabis has been urging people to wear masks to slow the spread of covid-19 even calling on governor newsome to find people who don't wear one supervisor cannabis as indoor businesses will suffer if the county ends up on the state's list and that fresh aid and leave any and owns a nail salon and has been keeping an eye on the bay area and is taking it day by day we don't have any choice initiative if the how can the world problem i would do whatever they can. if san mateo county lands on the governor's covid-19 watch list businesses like nail salons hair salons. >>

19 watch list while san mateo county is not on the list shop adults in need say owner of to mari georgy in kazeem says he's been preparing for the worst if something changes we are ready would be through this already. >>and we've got to stay positive and whatever comes our way we're we're ready in a statement, the county's health chief says san mateo county has a case rate of 101.2 cases per 100,000 in the population. >>and a 14 day rolling average that will likely put them on the governor's list soon county supervisor david cannabis has been urging people to wear masks to slow the spread of covid-19 even calling on governor newsome to find people who don't wear one supervisor cannabis as indoor businesses will suffer if the county ends up on the state's list and that fresh aid and leave any and owns a nail salon and has been keeping an eye on the bay area and is taking it day by day we don't have any choice initiative if the health care the world problem i would do whatever they can. it's san mateo county ends up on the governor's covid-19 watch list. >>inter services at hair salons na

i want to think also for being here, georgie attorney general, chris carr. you're the one, chris.atch that, chris. you've got to speak to the man that handles it. you know what i'm talking about. thank you, chris. superintendent richard woods. richard, thank you very much. thank you. and members of the georgia public service commission and the state senate and house transportation committees. got a lot of politicians in this room. and really good luck to karen and to rich. go out and get them. they are really great people. today's action is part of my administration's fierce commitment of slashing the web of nameless bureaucracy that is holding back our citizens. i've been wanting to do this from day one. and we started it on day one, literally on day one. but it takes a long time. you have statutory requirements in a lot of different roadblocks even to changing it. but the change will be hearing about in a minute, it's one of the biggest things we will be doing to our country. the last administration increased in the register by 16,000 pages of job killing regulations under my ad

19 watch list while san mateo county is not on the list shop adults in need say owner of to mari georgyeem says he's been preparing for the worst if something changes we are ready would be through this already. >>and we've got to stay positive and whatever comes our way we're we're ready in a statement, the county's health chief says san mateo county has a case rate of 101.2 cases per 100,000 in the population. >>and a 14 day rolling average that will likely put them on the governor's list soon county supervisor david cannabis has been urging people to wear masks to slow the spread of covid-19 even calling on governor newsome to find people who don't wear one supervisor cannabis as indoor businesses will suffer if the county ends up on the state's list and that fresh aid and leave any and owns a nail salon and has been keeping an eye on the bay area and is taking it day by day we don't have any choice initiative if the how can the world problem i would do whatever they can it's san mateo county ends up on the governor's covid-19 watch list. businesses with indoor services like nail salo