abraham and mary lincoln. by all accounts, did seem to have a close and loving relationship, but it was also bit of a combative one. their fights were legendary. there was one account of mary chasing abraham lincoln down, the street with a butcher knife. lincoln, for his part seemed not to be too worried by her outburst. in at one point, he told a friend, well, if you knew how much good that eruption did, what a relief to her and. if you knew her as well as i do, you would be glad she had an opportunity to explode. certainly mary had we know she dealt with headaches throughout, her life, migraine headaches. she was rather a high, strong, strong. but lincoln was not a perfect person either. he could be rather suave and unkempt. he was also prone to depression and was known for inviting over to the house or clients over to the house without any advance warning. mary so she'd have to scramble around and throw together male throughout marriage. they had four children. i mentioned robert. then came edward, and then

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soy abraham peña telemundo. abraham gracias. estamos a martes.peratura a las 15:00 de la tarde aumentará en los 56 y se mantiene hasta las 18:00 de la tarde. pero san josé, como está también esa temperatura fresca en los 56, con cielos nublados, ya para las 2 p.m. en los 59 se mantiene hasta las 16:00 de la tarde, ya para las 18:00 de la tarde. vea esa temperatura en los 57 y continúan esos cielos mayormente nublados. como están esos vientos al momento muy tranquilo. santa rosa 5, san francisco 8 oakland en 12 san josé 7. al pasar los días y las horas, cuando nuevamente veremos esas ráfagas de viento. bueno, el día miércoles a las 11:30. vea santa rosa 18 san francisco aumentaría 29 redwood city en 16 livermore en 15 y estas aumentarían el miércoles a las 15:00 de la tarde. santa rosa 20 napa 22 san francisco en 33 oakland 22 redwood city en los 23 las recomendaciones. asegure sus decoraciones que tengan su patio en frente de su casa, en los balcones y también como están las máximas en sacramento 59 también elk grove. lincoln también alcanzaría e

abraham peña nos habla de esto abraham, en qué iglesia te encuentras? cuéntanos. así es. este día religioso. es un día de ayuno. es un día de abstinencia de la carne. los católicos en este día acostumbran ir a las iglesias para recibir la marca de la cruz con cenizas. es una señal de que que somos polvo. y un día vamos a regresar al polvo. y es el tiempo de arrepentimiento y seguir el evangelio de cristo. lo que buscamos es conectarnos con esa parte en la que muchas veces la gente se desconecta, porque por la vida diaria y ahorita es cuando vemos más participación de la gente en la iglesia y lo que buscamos es eso precisamente que la gente se integre, se conecte y vea lo que es la esencia de lo que es ser un católico. la cuaresma comienza con el miércoles de ceniza, hoy 5 de marzo, y terminaon la celebración de la resurrección el domingo de pascua. en esta iglesia se están realizando misas cada hora. empezó desde las 07:00 y terminará a las 20:00 de la noche. según me comentó el sacerdote de esta iglesia desde fresno. yo soy abraham peña telemundo. hoy es miércoles de cen

abraham enfrenta cargos por delitos de narcotrÁfico y portaciÓn de armas de fuego de uso exclusivo degobierno de mÉxico calificÓ el traslado de estos narcotraficantes a estados unidos. >> hubo una solicitud fundada del gobierno de los estados unidos. ese fue el motivo por el cual se detonÓ todo ese procedimiento. >> segÚn investigaciones del gobierno mexicano, realizaron los traslados porque existÍa la amenaza de que al menos diez de estos capos fueran puestos en libertad de las cÁrceles mexicanas. todo, segÚn ellos, por actos de corrupciÓn. de acuerdo al secretario de seguridad de mÉxico, omar garcÍa harfuch, esta noche sigue siendo un misterio la muerte del condecorado actor de hollywood, gene hackman y su esposa. la autopsia descartÓ que haya sido por intoxicaciÓn de monÓxido de carbono, por lo que tendrÁn que esperar al reporte toxicolÓgico ya que sus restos no tenÍan signos de violencia. ambos fueron encontrados sin vida dentro de su casa en nuevo mÉxico. y el alguacil revelÓ que el marcapasos de gene hackman dejÓ deuncionar el pasado 17 de febrero, por lo que se presume que ya l

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abraham peña nos preparó el reporte.de bullying en la escuela de gainesville, texas. carranza decidió organizar esto porque yo sentía como que faltaban eventos en donde la comunidad se pueda reunir, no solamente en protesta o marcha, sino también para hablar sobre temas que son un poco incómodos y para recordarle a la gente la importancia de la comunidad y hacerlo en un espacio cómodo y seguro en donde la gente no se sienta intimidada de salir porque todos somos unidos. en américa latina. después de la ceremonia indígena, invitaron a líderes de diferentes organizaciones para hablar sobre temas que tienen preocupados a la comunidad, entre ellos el tema migratorio es parte del ambiente ahorita hostil que todos los inmigrantes sienten, aunque tengan razón o no, o sea, aunque sus padres hayan sido indocumentados o no, no deben de reaccionar de ese modo, pero están aterrorizando y causando temor. en esa los congresistas, los representantes, senadores también deben de comenzar a hacer algo, porque claramente ya estamos fastidi

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i'm not comparing myself to abraham lincoln. you're not-- or the emancipation proclamation.. he's a lot taller than me, and i never did anything as great as that, of course not. -but you're also not talking about the--i mean, the emancipation proclamation-- of course i'm not. governor blagojevich tried to sell the appointment to the senate seat vacated by president-elect obama. the conduct would make lincoln roll over in his grave. you're very critical of pat fitzgerald. yeah, he's an evil guy. he's a wicked guy. he's a scoundrel, and he deserves to get an ass kicking. you know? and he's a big coward. anyway, go ahead. sorry. well, i think he would take issue with everything you just said. you know, he has a reputation for being the choirboy, for being, you know, an upstanding, moral person. he sees himself as, "i am trying to uphold some basic standards for our politicians." that's how he views it. governor blagojevich has been arrested in the middle of what we can only describe as a political corruption crime spree. we had a political and public narrative that we had to ov

okay, i mean, all right, let me just come to mister abraham. i want to read you understand your perspective on everything that they've said. i am have a drawing. i am the only one side, the other part of my family's job. and there's this big conflict in between. both of us. they had real family feels that the genocide and everything is really can strip the country of its dignity and they have it written down. there are people of their lives in the future. the other side of me, which is extensively german, will use german carries with the defensive gift to a certain portion. and the biggest problem we have why have is a person is trying to get the 2 sides to meet. and i believe through the education of sitting between the germans and the arrows. maybe we can try and find a solution in a way for all right. so you're sitting on defense because you cannot bring you the 2 sides of your history to meet. i would just, i would just put a post of that and just come to the teacher here because you are teaching them can do no history looking at the comple

starting with trends that in the dining group and building over the years through the abraham accords. i don't see that changing i. you see if anything is cool, less thing and strengthening as they are about conflict between the power standing and a player. it's glenna today and, and the really plays out how do i want to come to the universe for all finite type of way that the, the sizes i just roll the dice for interrupting you. but i just want to get a last question from a how we have in terms of how palestinians themselves, both on the west bank and gaza, seeing the situation that is unfolding in gaza. do you think the palestinians do see any sort of optimism for a future in guys or do they see a cease fire or is a return toward inevitable angle take just to make a few points? i think many people are very concerned, not just them. what that return to the general site, little more in ga so, but also they what's happening here in the westbound. and i think that the students feel totally abandoned. they're particularly way in the western world. you appealing to just a few days ago, a

and i think they found the agreement with all the other arab leaders, including the abraham, a court states, a of the united or reverence and befriended morocco and others were in reading that there needs to be a swift change in the 3rd policy towards the state of israel in order to see that this war ends and that there is a political formula, moves us forward out of this conflict. it will require a change of leadership in the region. i think both in israel and palestine, the change of leadership will be required in order for us to actually get into a genuine political process toward a palestinian state funds. as in terms of o gosh, i'm was just mentioning there with regards to changes in leadership, changes and, and focus far are of nations. what do you think is going to be the longer time impacts in terms of a gulf politics and geo politics? and in the gulf region, as a result of what we're seeing now, almost a almost irrelevant as to whether or not there is actually a ceasefire, or even just based on what we know now about the situation. the israel and palestine find themselves in

embassy to its right will place, israel 's capital of jerusalem, to negotiating the historic abrahamccords, the greatest stride towards peace normalization in more than a quarter-century. to aligning u.s. central command with israel, a change that fostered daily communications with the idf, joint exercises, and crucial coordination with british and arab partners that helped defend against the unprecedented iranian attacks against israel last year. [applause] and i believe, and i believe it is quite obvious to the world, if president trump had remained in office, october 7 would never have happened. [boos] he has brought his pro israel to the white house. and in just a month, the world has watched as president trump reasserts america first, peace through strength foreign policy. only 12 hours after his reelection, hamas terrorists called for an immediate end to the war, direct result of president trump's restoration of america strength to the world stage. innocent hostages taken by hamas terrorists have been returned home. as president trump promised, all hell if they were not brought

trump: i would say george washington, abraham lincoln. i would say i am far superior to george washington and abraham lincoln. you know i am only kidding, right? when i say that, the fake news is going to go wild. they will say he considers himself to be better than washington. but you never know. i don't care myself -- i don't compare myself to anybody. i am here to do a job. we have had a great 35 days or whatever it might be. a little more than a month. we have accomplished tremendous amounts. this will be a very great achievement if we can get this war stopped. and get them back to normalization. i think it's going to happen. we have had very good talks on both sides. i think we have done a very good job generally. if you look at all the things we have done in 30 days, they say there has never been an opening for a president. there has never been a first month like we have had. this is one of the very important things. this to me as one of the most important things because we have tremendous death taking place. as we speak. and i don'

president trump: i say george washington, abraham lincoln. i would say i'm far superyour to george washington and abraham lincoln. you know i'm only kidding. the fake news is going to say he considers himself to be better than washington. i don't compare myself to anybody. i'm here to do a job. we've had a great 35 days or whatever it might be, a little more than a month. we've established tremendous amounts -- not only this, this would be a great achievement if we can get the war stopped, and get them back to normalization. we've had very good talks on both sides as you know. i think we've deb done a good job just generally. if you look -- we've done a good job just generally. in the first month for a president, there's never been a first months like we've had. and this is one of the very important things. this to me is one to most important things because we have tremendous debt taking place as we speak. and i don't want to have that. think of the parents. think of -- whether they're in russia or ukraine, think of the parents of all these p

>> i would say george washington, abraham lincoln. i would say i'm far superior to george washington and abraham lincoln. you know i'm only kidding, right? when i say that the fake news is going to go wild. but you never know. i don't compare myself to anybody. i'm here to do a job. we've had a great 35 days or whatever it might be. we have accomplished tremendous amounts. not only this. this would be a great achievement before we could get the war stopped and get them back to normalization. i think that's going to happen. we have had very good talks on both sides. i think we have done a very good job generally. there has never been an opening for president. there has never been the first month like we had and this is one of the most important things. because we have tremendous death taking place as we speak and i don't want to have that. think of the parents whether they are in russia or ukraine. fink of the parents of all these people being killed needlessly. >> they came to our territory. >> should have never started. if i were pre

trump: i would say george washington, abraham lincoln. i would say i'm far superior to george washington and abraham lincoln. you know i'm only kidding, right? because when i say that the fake news is going to be wild. he considers himself to be greater than george washington. i don't compare myself to anybody. we're here to do a job. we've had a great 35 days, whatever it might be, a little more than a month. we accomplished tremendous amounts, not only this. this would be a very great achievement if we can get the war stopped and get them back to normalization. i think that's going to happen. we've had very good talks on both sides. i think we've done a good job just generally. if you look at all of the things done -- they say there's never been an opening for a president -- a first month like we've had. and this is one of the very important things. this to me, is one of the most important things because we have tremendous debt taking place as we speak. and i don't want to have that. think of the parents -- whether they're in russia or

trata de abraham oseguera cervantes, alias "don rodo",.. presentador: se trata deabrahÁn cervantes.nas estÁn varadas tratando de regresar a su paÍs de origen. se ha convertido en el epicentro de la inmigraciÓn y llegando todos los dÍas cientos de inmigrantes que fueron deportados de estados unidos o que se encontraban en mÉxico y un plan del gobierno para ser transportados a convertido en lugar en un tapÓn. y desesperados le pide a las autoridades que lo dejen continuar. el problema es que no nos dan soluciÓn y las autoridades explican que llegaron al lugar sin cumplir con el proceso de registro, el muelle fue dado para secar inmigrantes aseguran que mÁs aceptaron las traseras del gobierno porque el proceso es lento y costoso. algo que confirman los que aceptaran y el mÁs familia para salir con inmigraciÓn se llama panamÁ porque no nos han dejado salir y ellos fueron desbordados por estados unidos a mÉxico y asÍ iniciaron su ruta de regreso a venezuela, algo que se ha convertido en una pesadilla. finalmente fueron transportados en autobuses de inmigraciÓn con un grupo de 180 migrant

maria: you've worked on europe, on, obviously, the middle east with the abraham ape accords.ake on the road ahead. stay with us. i'm with mike pompeo, and we'll be right back on "sunday morning futures."e ♪ju irst. like you know to check first that you bought seats in the right section. kansas fans, get on your feet! boo! boo! yeah, checking first is smart. so check allstate first for a quote that could save you hundreds. oh, yeah. we'll see! oh, yeah! help yourself. wow! you're in good hands with allstate. maria: welcome back. i am back with the former secretary of state, mike pompeo. president trump is trying to do a lot here, connect the dots given the fact that you worked so much on peace in the middle east with the abraham accords, and now you're looking at efforts to finally bring peace to this ukraine-russia war. >> president trump was handed a difficult hand by president biden, right? if we lost deterrence in the middle east, the chinese became more aggressive, wide open borders and then this conflict in europe. maria, these things are all connected. demonstrating ame

play in negotiating peace and is there a 2.0 version of the abraham accords? nir: that is not for me to answer. the thing i would say is that i think saudi arabia, the u.s., the uae, bahrain, there is a generation of leaders. and i talk to these people they are just like me. they have the same aspirations as i have. a coalition of that group of people in israel and in the region is a way to create what you call a second abraham accords and it is coming. i am more hopeful today than i have been five years ago. out of the suffering there is a crystallization that creates a necessity to evolve. sonali: i want to get your thoughts clearly on this because the human toll has been devastating in israel and in gaza. and beyond, really at this point. how you see the conflict playing out given the cease-fire talks have stalled? nir: if i said it is a fool's errand to guess where ai is going this is truly a fool's errand. until the hostages are released there is no solution. also until there is a future for the palestinian people, there is no solution. there are solution

the abraham accords the and now we're going to build on that foundation to create a more peaceful and prosperous future for the entire region. a lot of things are happening in the middle. these people have been talking about that so much lately with everything going on with ukraine and russia. but a lot of things are happening in the middle east, rough neighborhood, actually. i'm also working tirelessly to and the savage conflict in ukraine, millions of ukrainians and russians up in needlessly killed or wounded into a certificate and brutal conflict. with no end in sight. the united states has said, hundreds of billions of dollars to support or ukraine's defense with no security. with the do you want to keep it going for 5 years? yeah, yeah, you usa pocahontas says yes, the 2000 people have been killed every single week. more than that, the russian young people, the ukrainian young people, they're not americans, but i want it to stop. meanwhile, europe has sadly spent more money buying russian oil and gas. did they have spent on defending ukraine by far think of that. they've spent mo

our second governor advocated for the abolition of slavery decades before abraham lincoln. passionate in his view that it was a matter of justice and humanity. i with 32nd governor implored illinois ends at the start of the second world war to not let the tragic spirit of despair overcome us. i like what this tradition represents. no matter what budget circumstances, no matter if there is a world war or a deadly pandemic, no matter how many governors or legislators have been installed or elected, every year our democratic process begins again and every year we come together as democratically elected representatives of the people to acknowledge that the power that they grant us with each election and reelection is not unlimited. it is traditions like this one which bring together all of our branches of government to stand in respect of each other that underpin the guardrails of our democracy. the only power the constitution to truly recognizes is a power that is capable of pumping itself before our people. since i became governor, each of our budget has been an effort to str

one of the terms used at the time abraham lincoln for much of his life actually cited against democrats. he course was as he put it, a clay man, a follower of henry clay, who was one of andrew jackson's great nemesis clay, believed in stronger federal government and one that actually provided a number different services. he clay also believed in something the american system, which was aimed sort of improvements that would help the country. so when abraham lincoln becomes president, he's thinking a lot about clay's agenda and trying to figure out ways to unify the country, he's going to eventually authorize the transcontinental railroad railroad. they're going to be things he does that are what clay would have wanted. but lincoln is also quite aware of the debt he owes, jackson and this is something that i think is extremely important to keep in mind that what lincoln is doing in part in some presidents do this he's trying to move from being the partizan to the president, not easy move and. one of the ways he tries to do that is when he writes that first inaugural, he only asked four do

the abraham records, the you build on that foundation to create a more peaceful and prosperous future for the entire region. a lot of things are happening in the middle. these people have been talking about that so much lately with everything going on with ukraine and russia. and a lot of things are happening in the middle east, a rough neighborhood, actually. i'm also working tirelessly to end the savage conflict in ukraine. millions of ukrainians and russians have been needlessly killed or wounded into a seraphic and brutal conflict. with no end in sight, the united states has said, hundreds of billions of dollars to support you grange defense with no security with the you want to keep it going for 5 years. yeah. yeah. you, you as a full god, this is yes. the 2000 people to be killed every single week, more than that, the russian young people, the ukrainian young people, they're not americans, but i want it to stop. meanwhile, europe has sadly spent more money buying russian oil and gas that they have spent on defending ukraine by far think of that. they've spent more buying russian

gaza, we have achieved one of the most ground breaking peace achievements, in my first term, the abraham accords. [applause] >> president trump: and now we're going to build on that foundation to create a more peaceful and prosperous future for the entire region. a lot of things are happening in the middle east. people haven't been talking about that so much lately with everything going on with ukraine and russia. but a lot of things are happening in the middle east. a rough neighborhood actually. i'm also working tirelessly to end the savage conflict in ukraine. millions of ukrainians and russians have been needlessly killed or wounded in this horrific and brutal conflict with no end in sight. the united states has sent hundreds of millions of dollars to support ukraine's defense. with no security, with no -- [applause] >> president trump: do you want to keep it going for another five years? >> president trump: would you say, pocahontas says yes [laughter] >> president trump: 2,000 people are being killed every single week, or more than that. russian young people, ukrainian young people

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mayor johnston, who is abraham gone zaun ez? -- gone disol ez? -- gonzolez? mr. johnston: he's someone released from jail. i know he was facing charges that -- mr. jordan: venezuelan gang member arrested by border control on september 20, 2023, released into the country by the biden administration. a few months later he's arrested in your city, charged with aggravated assault. on march 11, 2024, he's charged with motor vehicle theft. stole a car. and then on march 20, 2024, mr. gonzalez is charged with felony menacing. six days after that last charge, i.c.e. sends you a detain which are includes an administrative warrant -- detainer which includance administrative warrant. it says if you're going to release this bad guy, this gang member who allegedly stole a car, menaced people and assaulted people, give us a 48-hour heads up. is that right does that refresh your memory? mr. johnston: i know about the detainer request. i know we provided a notification of release. mr. jordan: what kind of notification did you give i.c.e.? mr. johnston: i'm not sure how many -- h

and at the park that has been protected since abraham lincoln was president, demonstrators said thate need to be doing more, not less, to protect things like yosemite. >> this man and his cronies are dismantling our nation. they are trying to burn it down. they're -- they are destroying the institutions that make this country move. the transportation, the education, the parks, commerce, they're shutting it down, and they are going to hurt us all in untold ways for generations to come. >> more than 325 million people visit the national parks and forests each year. >>> and still ahead tonight at 11:00, how the rest of the world is adjusting now that the smoke has settled from that heated exchange between presidents trump and zelenskyy. >>> and then a major trade for the 49ers as they say good bye to a famous name and its $21 million salary. that's coming up. i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a r

we spoke to abraham as easy who heads the around in parliament, security and foreign policy committee. it says to ron welcomes russian efforts to bring peace and stability to the middle east, or however long so we will never, under any circumstances agree to any negotiations, especially direct negotiations while facing maximum pressure, which is currently the slogan of the americans. and to some extent, the europeans and other westerners, the reason is simple. it makes no sense to engage in negotiations plus simultaneously being threatened and pressure maximum pressure means maximum sanctions harming our beloved people. we will welcome any action in the direction of the regions, peace, stability, and security. russia has been a strategic partner in relations with iran and over the years it has looked at the issue from this perspective. naturally, if it feels that it can play a role in regional developments in the course of negotiations on national and security issues of our country, we have no objection. we have extensive contacts with russia at both the highest levels, an expert leve

maybe andrew johnson, following the assassination of abraham lincoln. maybe he had it worse. yeah, he did have it worse. the country was just ending a civil war and didn't know what to do with reconstruction and all that. but in the case of gerald ford, he was having to deal with, well, first of all, the fallout from watergate and and what it entailed for a fundamental loss of confidence in government. and i think actually a couple of years ago, i was talking about this when sort of in my first of the talks on the ford years and the presidency, but. in american history, from the 1940s through the 1960s and certainly into the 1960s, americans perception of government was very different than what it has been for the last 40 or 50 years. people thought the government actually could do the right thing and it would probably would do the right thing. and in fact, this idea that government can do the right thing is at the basis of, well, what we can sort of generically call the liberal program of if there's a social problem, if there's a problem in society, poverty pollutes in healt