alexandria was a port city. the union took over this port city, very few boats were coming in and out. on a bow coming into our exam drear, two young girls were taught smuggling -- were caught smuggling alcohol. they contested their parents put them up to this. a general was watching people walking by and noticed three rotund women who were carrying their weight differently than a normal human being word -- would. ,nce the women were stopped they started pouring out 23 canteens, 15 bottles and one jug of whiskey from the ruffles of their skirt. they confessed that they were going to sell this to union troops. they said that this amount of whiskey would have got them about two and five dollars. to date that would be around $6,000. the practice and the smuggling was not necessarily uncommon. these are the accounts we know of where people were caught selling this contraband item. soldiers and whiskey sometimes do not mix. there were injuries and casualties from drunken soldiers miss firing their weapons. jamieson w

in alexandria, these encampments started cropping up. women started noticing these encampments need basic human necessities, including food, shelter, clothing. women like elizabeth, a formerly enslaved woman, best known as misses lincolns dressmaker, helped to establish these contraband camps in and around washington, d.c. she appealed to the first lady, mary lincoln, asked for some money, and mrs. lincoln wrote to the president. she said we are going to give $200 to help fund this contraband relief association. from then on, the president and first lady would continue to get money for these relief organizations. it was not just a elizabeth, it was also it was also people within the african-american community who are helping gather food, provide shelter, money. these encampments were funded through usually church groups. not only was elizabeth working in the d.c. area, but another woman, harriet jacobs, was also formerly enslaved, and she found her freedom in new york, where she met a quaker woman named julia. they teamed up, came to ale

[cheers and applause] campaign is ultimately about in alexandria made the point -- and alexandria made point. it is about tainting our national priorities -- it is about changing our national priorities. instead of giving tax breaks to billionaires, instead of spending more on military than the next 10 nations combined, we are going to address the needs of the working class of this country. [applause] we are going to take on the grotesque level of income and wealth inequality where three people now owned more wealth than the bottom half of american society. nelson mandela, one of the great heroes of our lifetime, he said something that was very synced androfound -- succinct profound. it always seems impossible until it happens. impossible,ems until it happens. this is a man who walked out of a jail in south africa to become president of that country. what mandela was saying is that the establishment, the economic establishment, the political establishment, the media establishment, tells us every big,e day, not to dream not to have high expectations, not to believe that we can make fund

alexandria, thank you so much for your participation in this campaign. [applause] sen.rs: i do not have to tell anybody here that we are living in difficult and unprecedented times in american and world history. we have a president who is a pathological liar. who is running a corrupt administration, who is a racist, a sexist, a homophobe, a xenophobia, and a religious bigot. other than that, not so bad. that is a joke. brothers and sisters, what our campaign is about is not only defeating donald trump. our campaign is about a political revolution, it is about transforming this country. it is about creating a government and economy that works for all people and not just the 1%. [applause] sen. sanders: as alexandria mentioned, what we have right now in america is a corrupt political system. it is a system in which billionaires are buying elections. it is a system in which voter suppression is taking place every single day. some of you may have noticed that just in the last week, you had republicans try to purge hundreds of thousands of voters in wisconsin and georgia. [b

representative alexandria or cosmo cortez -- aoc from new york. the primary march 3, one of 14 contests on super tuesday. [applause] >> let the word go forth here and now. bernie sanders is on the way to the white house with his progressive agenda. be quiet for a second and look at each other, your wonderful hearts and minds. i wish you could see how beautiful you are. we are here in the name of integrity, honesty and integrity. thing sanders is the real we are talking about somebody who is for real. [applause] i come from a people who have been hated for 400 years and taught the world so much about love. stevie wonder, aretha franklin, and what it looks like in public. that is why we are here in solidarity at the level of our in they, and we know liberal politician when we see one. [applause] we looking for a serious critique of wall street, not hating rich folks, but hating greed, greed, greed. when somebody understands ecological catastrophe and someone understands white supremacy and male supremacy, losing sight of humanity of and alsoand musl

primera entrevista con un medio hispano. >>> guadalupe hablÓ con ella >>> buenas tardes paulina alexandriapano hablante. ademÁs que berni sanders necesita el apoyo porque sigue sin ser el favorito en las quien en encuestas. >>> sino queda Él dominada a quiÉn apoyarÁ >>> hay buenas candidatas en la primaria pero yo creo que, cualquier persona tiene la nominaciÓn >>> quiÉn es mÁs importante que pierda trump o gane berni >>> que gane berni >>> tienes poder cÓmo ha cambiado este aÑo? >>> me gusta pensar que mi carÁcter no ha cambiado mucho. pero este mundo se cambiÓ mucho, mi vida cambiÓ mucho con toda esta atenciÓn. en el aÑo pasado yo trabajÉ como una mesera en una taquerÍa en una ciudad de nueva york. >>> una taquerÍa ademÁs conoces muy bien la comida mexicana >>> sÍ, si y yo estaba trabajando como mesera, como una bartender y ahora soy un miembro del congreso y eso es un cambio de mi vida en grande. >>> una de las personas mÁs controversiales con las que intercambias ideas es el presidente donald trump que dijo en redes sociales en inglÉs dijo que eres un (nombre en inglÉs) en espaÑol una

that is towards alexandria as well. by the end of may, 1861, there are 2000 troops on the virginia side. most importantly, they have already begun building. there is joseph mansfield, tasked with the department of washington. he will report directly to scott about what needs to be done to secure the capital. charge of the occupational forces is him. i want to read this account to you. it is from the washington evening star. the day after the army crosses the river. at 4:00 this morning, a large wentr of government men across the river, loaded with shovels and all manners of tools. accompanied with the full force of carpenters and workmen. the united states forces are now visibly working on the heights of the virginia shore, commencing at daybreak. a lot of people believe this was built after the first forerunner at manassas. they had five or six already built by the time the battle of 1861.july they will build the operations that the army can move in. importantly, they are already covering the arlington heights to make

. >> tucker: really quick, do you think if alex alexandria ocasio-cortez, and the rest, the small groupf radical democratic freshman had not been elected mid term, do you think pelosi would have elected to impeach? >> well, i'm not sure, they were a symptom more than anything else. they were a symptom of something larger, which outraged democratic electorate. and the aversion to donald trump can't be overstated in that electorate. and you saw on inauguration day, the massive demonstration of washington and with the reports that you cited, you know, to impeach the president had already begun. i don't think pelosi made a cool, calculation that said, well, this will work with us. i think she was stampeded. she could not resist because i don't think she thought it was a long-term winner for the democrats necessarily, whatever effect it might have on donald trump whatever stain it might have put on him. i don't think she really wanted to do this. i think she wanted to do the kitchen and table bread butter issues, and send it to the senate, look at us we are here to help you and they are not.

join him is representative alexandria ocasio-cortez of new york, who has endorsed senator sanders. california holds its presidential primary on march 3, one of 14 contests on super tuesday. cornell west made introductory remarks. >> let the word go forth, we are here to ensure our dear brother, bernie sanders, is on the way to the white house with his agenda. [applause] let's just be quiet for a second and look at each other's. your wonderful souls, your mind, your beauty. i wish you could see how beautiful you are. [applause] in thehere in solidarity name of integrity. has a longevity of integrity. a longevity of consistency. he is the real thing. we are not dealing with symbolism, we are talking about somebody who is for real. [applause] when i talk about for real, i come from a people who have been hated for 400 years. taught the world so much about love. [applause] love reigns supreme. franklin,der, aretha justice is what love looks like in public. [applause] here inwhy we are solidarity at the level of our humanity. hate, we speak out of know it a liberal politician when we se

people are walking out. >> reporter: striking this church in alexandria.oolchildren carried to safety. first responders making sure everyone is okay. multiple tornadoes tearing through louisiana and mississippi. >> edwards, you are in the path of this. be in your shelter right now. >> reporter: west of jackson, mississippi, trees snapping like toothpicks, crashing onto homes. the cleanup now underway. all part of a deadly winter storm system marching east. snow, ice and rain making travel treacherous in the wichita, kansas, area. in kansas city, missouri, this pickup truck changing lanes and then spinning out on a slick i-435. the storm creating near zero visibility at times, claiming at least 11 lives so far, including three people killed in this multivehicle wreck on interstate 80 southwest of omaha sunday. david, that tornado that hit alexandria, louisiana, was on the ground for about 63 miles and officials were able to put out an early warning. otherwise, the casualties could have been much worse. david? >> could be another difficult night ahead. marcu

to find out just how little she cares, we sent a camera to alexandria ocasio-cortez'co congressionalt and found that you won't be surprised to hear it is filled with garbage, litter, and trash piled in public parks, on the sidewalks overtaken by the homeless, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. how can someone who claims to care about the environment so much she will ban air travel and represent a district this dirty? that is a question we are posing tonight, and seth baron joins us tonight. seth baron, we are connoisseurs of irony, but if you claim to care about the environment, you think that the little piece of america you are responsible for that you represent in congress will be clean but hers isn't. why? >> part of the reason is her district is actually one of the least american districts in the country. i by that, i don't mean it's not part of america, but it is occupied by relatively few american citizens. it is a very high percentage of her district is, in fact, illegal aliens. now, the way that they inhabit housing there as such they live in a lot of illegal spaces like baseme

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alexandria ocasio cortez. >> ♪ >> it's no longer nancy pelosi calling the shots.e things that she's been forced >> it is no longer nancy pelosi following the shots. anyone who follows what she has been forced into doing it is mostly that far left socialist wing of the party and not just that, aoc is facing debate on the green new deal and other policies where they are pushing the presidential candidate so far to the socialist left that you can't recognize them. mike: she's too young to run for the white house currently and brought considerable political clout behind bernie sanders but alexandria ocasio cortez is a progressive hero. we take a closer look at this potential future presidential candidate. >> reporter: has a bernie sanders campaign surrogate, alexandria ocasio cortez has been growing packed crowds and giving sanders a boost among millennial voters leading some to speculate she is being groomed to one day run for president herself. here she is a california rally for sanders last weekend. >> this isn't just about bernie sanders. this is about a movement

alexandria ocasio-cortez is already a hero.this future potential candidate. >> democrat alexandria ocasio-cortez has been drawing packed crowds and giving sanders a boost among voters leading some to speculate that aoc is being groomed to run for the presidency. this was last weekend. >> this is not just about bernard. this is about a movement that has been decades in the making. >> [cheers and applause]. >> this is not about justice 4 years. this is about our lifetimes. >> when asked if aoc was being positioned as a sanders protege. his top advisor said she is popular among democratic voters and strong with young voters and voters of color. adding her weight is a coup for us. last month sanders said that aoc would play a very, very important role if he became president. as the year draws to a close and the democrats look ahead to the first 2 primaries in new hampshire and iowa, sanders and joe biden are the 2 candidates to beat. joe biden has gone from 27.3% to 28.1 and sanders is up to 18.8%. showing the consistency of both c

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so a constant flow of steamboats would come between the city alexandria and mount vernon. he authorizes the wooden plank walkway construction and charged it to the company. you can see that in this photograph. probably one of my funniest things i came across in my research was that this land was so valuable that there was a man named george page who arrived at mount vernon along the shoreline in 1851. and he was holding up a deed saying that he owned part of the shoreline of mount vernon. and this threw john augustin washington into a fit. but the land he was claiming was technically under washington. -- underwater. so it didn't go well for george page. but it does go to show you and george page also worked for the baltimore steam company. there were other agents who wanted that access as well. he took a cut of their ticket sales. you can actually see this advertisement. this went down several times a week. and this is where we start to see the beginnings of maybe some of you have been in the spirit of mount vernon today making the the estate more accessible and affordable

bottom line here, the program in no way would have affected alexandria ocasio-cortez or her family.any people on twitter accused the 30-year-old democrat of spreading fake news. >> sean: it is fake news. anyway, trace gallagher, thank you. the liberal media mob is on cleanup duty. first, speaker pelosi had her meltdown after a reporter dared to ask if she hates the president. look at the finger, that she was showing at james rose. watch out the media dutifully races to her defense predictably. >> she goes right to her catholic roots and lets them guide her. >> it was brilliant because it was intuitive. >> i'm really impressed by this speaker. >> we saw in the change how fierce she can be. >> one of the many iconic nancy pelosi moments. >> like so much that nancy pelosi does in her unscripted bursts of eloquence, moral indignation, this one was multidimensional. >> sean: anyway, and then on the campaign trail you've got crazy joe, 30330 going ballistic because a voter dared to ask him about the quid and the pro and the quo and leveraging a billion of your tax dollars at a town hall.

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alexandria will be requesting approvals to build a tower.as we discussed, everything is built out so they will be asking for additional entitlements to build approximately 200,000 gross square foot building. the upcoming actions that will be coming before you in the third or fourth quarter of this fiscal year for these two projects will be seeking redevelopment plan amendments to create new entitlements and the participation agreement amendments designed for the height and bulk, basic concept and schematic design approvals, major face amendments and e.i.r. addendum his -- addendum his. other new develop it through looking at is a creating additional affordable housing. so far we have maximized the density in order to create more affordable housing now and get it out there. it is desperately needed. by doing that, we have -- we are finding that there is not enough existing entitlement for the lots that we will have remaining see here we are assuming that half of parcel 12 left, which is approximately eight tenths of an acre, and parcel four e

morgan chesky begins our coverage in alexandria, louisiana. morgan, how extensive is the damage? >> reporter: good evening. as you can see behind me, in some areas it is pure devastation, all of this caused by just one of the more than two dozen tornadoes happening in the last 24 hours. those storms spanning several states and tonight that threat isn't over yet. tonight a tornado outbreak wreaking havoc in the south the deadly storms tearing through several states homes leveled, trees uprooted, and parts of louisiana in ruin. >> wow a file cabinet from the school, desks from the school. >> reporter: pastor rusty thrift looking at this school flattened by a massive twister. more than 20 students and staff evacuated just in time taking cover in his church, just yards away >> it's heartbreaking because all of this is home for us. >> reporter: one teenager diving under a church pew with his friend. >> the last thing i could see before everything broke lose was just both the fear on his face, and i could hear the screams from my other friends >> if you don't bring the kids out of the

alexandria,t virginia to see civil war related sites where women worked as nurses, sold goods to soldiers, and aided communities of newly freed slaves. the national women's history museum is dedicated to ensuring

if it was a fascist state, alexandria ocasio-cortez could not say what she said.would have been hauled off after that statement by the government. we are not evolving into a fascist state. no reasonable american beliefs about. >> ed: let's give jennifer a fair chance to jump in. please react to the comments, and david's comments, but at a time when the president has a stock market that continues to set record highs, unemployment historically low, as you know, how is it that some on the left seem to think winning in 2020 is about bringing up topics like fascism? >> yeah, i think the congresswoman is prone to hyperbole, but i can't say that i agree with her comments. i think they were irresponsible. but what i don't think that we can deny is what she was talking about, and what she should have said is that in an advanced society like america is today, so many are being left behind. yes, the stock market is roaring, but we have skyrocketing health care costs. a student loan crisis, stagnant wages. and in an advanced society, arguably one of the richest in the world,

similar to how alexandria ocasio-cortez uses social media.y have nothing in common. >> julie: she has definitely taken a page out of the president's playbook. i think a lot of the other democrats need to sort of pay attention to aoc. i know pelosi and her don't necessarily see i die. pelosi is on twitter. >> there were rumors alexandria ocasio-cortez topped the older democrats on the hill how to use social media. i'm not sure if it's true. she does weaponize social media the same way the president does. >> julie: i think democrats are starting to get on the wag wagon. this really is that the wrap. thank you for watching. i'm julie banderas. "the daily briefing" starts right now. >> dana: the impeachment standoff at a standstill but the white house has the house speaker is going to budge. we'll see. hello, everyone. i am dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." the white house inc. speaker nancy pelosi will have no choice but to send over the articles of impeachment to the senate eventually. the speaker says the house can't move forward u

he even picked a fight with his party's moral leader, yes, socialist, leader, squad leader, alexandriacasio-cortez. take a look. >> the party is not there. the party is not there at all. >> some of your opponents are. >> but the party is not. the numbers aren't there. you guys got it all wrong about what happened. it's just bad judgment. y'all thought what happened was, the party moved extremely to the left. after hillary. aoc was the new party. she's a bright and wonderful person, but where is the party? come on, man. >> sean: now, all of this pales in comparison to what we saw yesterday. biden had a full-blown public meltdown. which why? because an 83-year-old iowa voter dared to ask the obvious question that the mob and the media would never ask. that would be about the quid and the pro and the quo with joe and hunter, and burisma holdings. it's a serious scandal. the mob is ignoring it, we tell you the truth. it deserves answers. we deserve answers. he leveraged a billion of our dollars, one billion. you're not getting the billion unless you fire the prosecutor investigating my zer

evil of understanding their lucid ation that's what they said in prior to the 2008 crisis here alexandria hi kind of got ahead of me here and what i wanted to ask is that there is a common criticism and i think it's an interesting characterization is that there is socialism in america and it's for the rich and it's the it's the really everybody else has to go through the rigors of capitalism there is something to that go ahead and indianapolis. yeah it's it's interesting i think the most effective way of defending capitalism today is through the words of the father of capitalism himself out of smith who is an intellectual hero of mine and smith said over and over again in his famous book the book that made him famous ms day the theory of moral sentiments that any system any all good economic system free markets or otherwise would only be as effective as good as the people who as the virtue of the more ality of the people who who lived under the system and i think that's that's true today in theory of moral sentiments miss talks about did the need for human embassy the need for compassion

so a constant flow of steamboats would come between the city, alexandria and mount vernon. he authorizes the building of a wooden walkway and charged it to the company. valuable thatso there was a man who arrived at mount vernon along the shoreline in 1851, and he was holding up a deed saying he owned part of the shoreline of mount vernon. this through john augustine washington into a bit of a fit. the land he was claiming was technically underwater. so i did not go too well for george page. and george worked for the baltimore esteem packet company -- baltimore steam company. there were others who wanted that access as well. he took a cut of their ticket sales. here you can see the advertisement from the thomas collier, that was the one that went down several times per week. this is where we see the beginnings, maybe some of you have been on the spirit of mount vernon today, making them estate -- making the estate more affordable and more accessible. they started offering confectionery. sometimes they have liquors, depending on the type of cruise. they also had music. ,t be

and in louisiana, one tornado on the ground for 63 miles, destroying this church in alexandria. the track and the timing of this brutal cold that comes next, and abc's gio benitez in the storm zone tonight. >> reporter: tonight, freezing rain and black ice are making travel treacherous for millions in the northeast. in north haven, connecticut, this multivehicle crash shutting down part of i-91 for a time. in massachusetts, this pickup truck colliding with a tree on cape cod. two teens taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. and this is what makes freezing rain so dangerous. sheets of ice all over the place. and when this is on the road, it's almost invisible. the same system bringing more than two dozen reported tornadoes in four states. >> yep, there it goes. >> reporter: west of huntsville, alabama, a frantic search for survivors. two people killed. and in louisiana, this twister killing one and prompting a tornado emergency in alexandria, leaving behind a damage path more than 60 miles long. this church school taking a direct hit. our alex perez is there. >> if

alexandria ocasio-cortez is a proat to type of the radical university. she was instructed to believe this by the elitist professors that america is a horrible, racist country that should never have been founded in the first place. this so dangerous. if we do not understand that we should be thankful we live in america, not angry we live in america. i'm afraid our country will go in the right direction. young people will continue to reject these ideas if we reach out to them. >> are they repelled by the idea that they are going to be mocked by the mainstream media, that it's not cool to be conservative? how does that go down in a place like arizona state or florida or wherever you might be. >> we are make it cool to be conservative again. we had 5,000 students in florida a week ago today we had the president of the united states address the largest ever young conservative gathering in florida. it was unbelievable, something the traditional media did not cover at all. you had 5,000 students coming to florida on their christmas break. there are so many youn

por la educación salud y un salario digno para todos, es la legisladora latina, >> la congresista alexandríadesarrollar mi español >>bueno muchos la critican >> qué dirías a las personas que te dicen que eres socialista >> estamos hablando de derechos económicas humanos salud, salario digno, es diferente lo que estamos viendo aquí y en otros países dice que la fama no la ha cambiado, >> podemos tocar puertas y luchar por familias trabajadoras, una lucha es contra administración trump >> bueno no he platicado con él sí en twitter, que han llamado la atención. él tiene miedo de mujeres fuertes, mujeres latinas >> si estuviera tu padre acá viéndote dando una entrevista en español >> bueno no sé, él trabajo duro para que tuviera yo la oportunidad de ir a universidad y tener una vida digna, >> feliz , orgulloso? >> sí >> si quiere ver la entrevista completa en web telemundo.com la encontrará vamos a más noticias, en un comunicado la fabriante de aviones la salida de denis willemberg era necesario,a luego que boeing suspenderia la producción 737 comuna en enero, después de que dos accidente dejaro

yeah, i think alexandria ocasio-cortez is the future of the democratic party. future of the democratic party. >> howard dean, it's awfully good to see you. i look forward to seeing you in 2020. >>> fresh outrage after the president's latest twitter attack. naming the alleged whistle-blower. whistle-blower >>> want to bring you an update of news that happened in the area of white settlement near ft. worth, texas, about an hour ago. inside the west freeway church of christ we're getting reports of fatalities and injuries as a result of a shooting there. let's bring in former atf special agent in charge and msnbc contributor jim kavcavana to talk about this. put this in perspective. you have this, you have the news out of monsey new york, jewish parishioners were celebrating hanukkah next to the rabbi's home. there was a machete or long knife attack there. you have to think about law enforcement and the fact that this is not new to us. there's been an increase in attacks lately. what can and is law enforcement doing to prevent these kinds of attacks? >> well, they

reporting in alexandria, virginia, allison barber, fox news.annon: donald trump and china look to be making a deal, phase i. how do foreign leaders view negotiating with the president when he is caught up in the middle of impeachment? let's turn to the center for chinese strategy at the hudson institute, good to have you back. bill mitchell, one of the president's support is tweets no one cares about impeachment, major media outlets not even polling on it, stocks are going up, china is ignoring it. you know how these leaders work in their society, what is their view with the attack by the opposing party in the middle of negotiating major trade deals? >> 10 or 20 years ago the chinese would have thought impeachment was a really good thing to weaken the president but they have gotten very sophisticated. there top people have american college degrees, 11 jinping's daughter graduated under a false name. when i visited china not long ago they specifically made comments, you think a single republican will defect in the center will he be acquitted? th