croix, st. thomas, st. john, water island continue to be defined by the collective greatness of all virgin islanders who have resisted exploitation in the name of freedom and independence. we first exercise our right of self-determination in 1493, when a war party on the island of st. croix fiercely resisted christopher columbus' expe expedition, preventing his men from establish ago foothold on the island. over the next 200 years, they fought colonialization until they were completely eradicated in 1590. their enduring resistance is our ancestral legacy, the island of eye eye, st. croix from which i come, and proud to see this legacy continue in this sixth constitutional convention. .. enslaved individuals from ghana fought against their enslavingment on the island of st. john -- enslavement on the island of st. john and became the first organized armed resistance in the western hemisphere against enslavement. they held that island for almost a year until the danes working with the spaniards, the french an

my friend rushed there first, and then he saw the croix. the croix crashed on the runway. so i was like, yeah, i got to go check it out. and the next thing i saw is basically a plane that the plane that basically flipped on the runway. 76 passengers and four crew members all survived. first and foremost, there was no loss of life. and this is in due part to our heroic and trained professionals, our first responders at the airport. 17 injured passengers were quickly taken to local area hospitals. at this time, we do not know if any of those passengers having critical injuries. the right wing was ripped from the plane during the crash. that's what they're going to look at to start with. where is that wing and how did it get how did it leave the airplane? former pilot john cox says wind gusts at the time may have been a contributing factor. with it being that gusty, i think it's possible the wing may have touched the runway due to a gust. and if that's the case, then the rest of this makes sense. but the recorders are going to show that. canadian aviation teams are the lead i

croix hardin has more on a birth in phoenix that defied even those odds. we're thrilled for of our beautiful children in front of us. it's something that we many times we certainly hoped for, but maybe at times knew we might not expect. rachel and marco vargas beat the odds. a spontaneous quadruplet pregnancy, which means it came from natural conception. no help from fertility treatments. that happens 1 in 750,000 pregnancies. and all four babies. little girls. identical. what are the odds to have identical quadruplets as opposed to four separate individuals? puts it at about 1 in 11,000,000. doctor johnny elliot has delivered over 100 sets of quads. this pregnancy wasn't without complications. two of the girls shared a sack and that put their lives at risk. they can have cord entanglement. the babies tumble and turn and twist themselves, something rachel and marco's medical team in rhode island was not prepared for. so they found doctor elliot thugh their online research. it's perfectly okay to get a second opinion about something, especially if it's some

i got to give a lot of credit to our croix director, claudia.st, you know, she kind of discovered the twinning project, saw what was going on and what was being done with soccer. and she had the idea of, well, why can't we do this with basketball warriors? and that is what the warriors did. more than 20 incarcerated people have graduated from the warriors partnership, and they can't seem to get enough of the community that's being built. we appreciate you all from the bottom of our hearts, but it's bigad and they came in that name on your shirt. it's the twinning project. ray woodfork is serving his life sentence at the california state prison solano in vacaville. i killed mr. roberto granados arguello street on december 20th of 2001. that moment changed my life forever. woodfork went through the 20 project program not knowing what to expect, but what he got out of it. the blues. they don't see this. they treat me like a human. sometimes you have to believe in someone else's belief in you until yours kicks in. nba champion and former warrior fes

that was croix. reporting now, eric and lyles resentencing hearing is scheduled for march 20th. san francisco has been cracking down on drug dealing and use in longtime hotspots like the tenderloin n and soma. but some are now asking whether those crackdowns are just pushing the problem into other neighborhoods, like the mission. one e restaura owner tells us the mission has always had its challenges, but recently, it seems things are only getting worse. what we've seen happen in the last couple of years is an increase in illegal activity, and specifically the dealing and using of hard drugs. and that's led to all kinds of problems. just in the last ten days, we've had folks come into the restaurant and be highly disruptive to guests and staff yelling and screaming. mayor daniel lurie says that he has some he has some of the same concerns. the mayor says his message is that anyone dealing drugs in san francisco will be found and prosecuted. let's take you outside and give you a live look at oakland, where city leaders are promising a bigger and better chinatown lunar new year pa

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croix, our founding family -- founder alexander hamilton famously wrote, a national debt if it is not excessive to us will be a national blessing. if it is not excessive, that phrase has always been important but never more important than today. the need for tax reform is critical for so many different people. i've been listening to my colleagues, we are at the end so we get to listen to a lot of discussion and i thought of some of the things discussed were very interesting. we talked about the child tax credit and how important it was. i have five children. i understand the importance of the tax credit. i was not always a member of congress. i was not always an attorney. i struggled for many years. i worked a full-time job and went to law school at night and have small children. i understand the need for that. but the children who need the most are not helped could by insisting on the earning requirements for the refundable tax credit we are leaving out children who need those resources the most. also when we talk about manufacturing, manufacturing capacity contracted in the years fo