and so perhaps it was worthwhile that he had that attitude. >> edna? >> i think it's problematic when we talk about lincoln's friendships without defining what friendship is and what it means in the 19th century and to a complex person like lincoln. so he has many personal acquaintances, i think. some of them closer to him than others, and in various categories. i'm reminded of david donald's book. i think it was called "we are lincoln's men" or something like that. it was written many years ago. and he talks about the various categories that these people fit into. and so i think before we can even decide how friendly he was -- he was friendly to everyone, it seems. but clearly there are degrees of friendship that he expresses with people in washington. and in springfield. >> let me add to that. i think of all the governors who had any relationship beyond, you know, an acquaintance relationship would be richard yates. and i think yates, they went back a few years in their past. and i think when yates becomes governor the same year that lincoln becomes

and despite the ultimate fans, edna has never seen an eagles game in person. maybe we can change that. and remember show us your eagles pride by sending us your pictures. use the hashtag #6abcnews. >> can we just say miss edna is 98. she looks amazing. there's much more to come on action news on a sunday morning. could there soon be an alert for earthquakes. we'll have more on all those stories in a moment. first we turn our attention to the accuweather and meteorologist david murphy in for chris sowers. you're talking about rain and snowoo. >> if you take a look at the wl center you can see the rain extending across that region. cloud cover behind it and it looks like it will be a whiild before it finally slides off the coast. might be dealing with rain up until early this evening. 49 degrees right now in philadelphia. and in our cooler spots like allentown and reading we're at 44 and 45. well above freezing. no chance of icing. 52 degrees in millville, cape may not reporting but at the last time we had about 47 degrees down in cape may. a little bit cooler r

catching up with edna web saying she has been with the eagles since the beginning and edna grew up with five brothers and didn't have much choice about it. as for how they will do in the super bowl this is what she told us. >> i am not worried about brady we can take him on. foles can do it. it's team play, not just foles it's the team. see this shirt. i wear it every game. televised game and after the super bowl, i'll take it off and get a championship shirt. >> nice. >> all right that is what she says and even if the eagles don't start off strong against the patriots they will step up their game and eagles have never seen an eagles game in person. >>> and eagles pay be the underdogs but real dogs qualify for puppy bowl. and hainesville and lyle awere selected today to compete in this year's annual puppy bowl. it was team rough versus team fluff. how did the dogs do in the paw to paw event? >> they had a lot of fun and were active players and scored some points i'll leave it at that. >> but which one won the coveted lom barky trophy? you can see that on sunday and as for hinesville and

edna: it looks like the first year for acceleration being 2010, last year.about the consecutive year of accelerations this year your that would be a remark will turn around. there are's typical -- there are reasons for skepticism. the deleveraging campaign, there's a big headline that scared a lot of people off, but they seem to be going about it in a nuanced way. be -- seem to be putting wholesale workforces out of work. it is something of a nuanced approach, it is what it is. david: we also had a story a few days back on the -- where a economists thought thai policy would be and perhaps a cut with a resource requirement late next year. edna: by all accounts they are going to look at it liquidity in the system heading up to the all-important lunar new year in six weeks. that does not necessarily it to lending rates. that will have a broader effect on the economy. --a: david: things are stable and improving. if you don't believe the numbers, there are things you -- arek at g #btv peaking. inspired chart. as you can see, it converges. let's give it and have a

we'll get a check of what edna has on her mind later tonight at 5:00. we'll see is you back to you. >> thank you. >>> well, recognizing and embracing diversity was the lesson in one school in cape may county. they had the assembly at middletown middle school. they made speeches in the auditorium and how rumors could be damaging and signer bullyings and talking about the difference between comedy and cruelty in support of the slogan diversity is our strength >>> with super bowl lii just 10 days away, eagles fever is sweeping the tri-state area including the museum of the american revolution, they are renaming patriots gallery and now it's eagles gallery in honor of the birds being in the super bowl. to celebrate the hughes museum is offering $2 off admission for anyone that wears their gear until super bowl sunday. >>> and for a young friend who can use it -- >> bumper you couldn't hear it but that is mrs. gleason's class in cape may courthouse, the fourth graders put a twist on the fight song to honor the fight of their fellow classmate kanen wear. the

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i'm edna davis from south scotland. when i first became involved with the scottish youth parliament for my constituency, i helped in consulting the scholarship parliament's man fel manifesto lead the way. 69% of students agreed all pupils should have access to up-to-date and effective courses from primary age until they leave the educational sector, which simply backs up that this should be our campaign. being the deputy convener for the lifelong learning committee within the scottish parliament, having a curriculum expanding life skills is at the forefront of our current work and would not only benefit those with skills but teaching valuable lessons which would help our young people for many years to come, which is why i urge you to support this motion. thank you. >> thank you. well, i was just looking to see whether anybody was trying to contribute from northern ireland. northern ireland. yeah. >> thank you, mr. speaker. james savage from northern ireland. i'd like to take this opportunity to thank you for your contin

on friday night, lincoln scholar errol holter, author walter starr and howard university professor edna green medford on abraham lincoln's friends and enemies. watch american history tv this week in prime time on c-span read -- c-span3. live at capitol hill for a budget committee oversight hearing for the congressional budget office with keith hall, senator mike and zinc of what -- mike enzi of wyoming is chief chair. >> we are live on capitol hill as the senate budget committee is meeting today. this is an oversight hearing for the budget office. cbo director keith hall will give his testimony. cbo recently enacted tax cuts will increase the deficit by about $1.8 billion of the next decade. senator mike enzi of wyoming is chair of the budget committee. he did gavel in a minute ago, we are waiting for democrat members of the committee to arrive.

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and friday night at 8:00, caller and edna green mumford on abraham lincoln's friends and enemies. watch american history tv on c-span3. representatives was in session on sunday. to standby in case the senate passed legislation to fund the government. they will return this morning at noon eastern. here are some of the speeches from sunday. this is about 35 minutes. the speaker: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by our chaplain, father conroy. chaplain conroy: let us pray, god, we give you thanks for giving us another day. you have promised that you are with us wherever we are and whatever we are doing to heal and to help, to give strength and make us whole. we pray that we all and the members of this assembly especially will be receptive to your promises and receive them with confidence and conviction and armed by your spirit, we will be able to forge good solutions to the current impasse to promote equity, justice and truth. pardon us as we have missed the mark to this point and we pray we will be faithful messengers of your word and steadfast stewards of all

that he has in his one year in office already made the least cabinet -- the least diverse cabinet ednaments have been 91% white male. if you look at that as a woman, you think -- obviously women are not the only people on the planet, i don't believe they should been p the only people in positions of power but president trump doesn't seem to feel this way. >> tucker: i don't know. you are not supposed to attack people on things they can control, like gender and race. if. if all of a. sudden you could have elected officials openly attacking people, not just because the things they said or thinks they have done, believes they have come up with the basis of their t gender and race, that is profoundly alienating to people of the same race and gender or other people of good conscience. >> may be saying that people frm certain african countries could all be the same way and not in a positive way? >> tucker: he attacked the country, whatever. if you don't like that kind of talk, then why engage in it? that is my question. >> no, no, look -- >> tucker: trump saying naughty thingst is not the an

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among the speaker, lincoln scholar howard holzer, author walter starr and edna green medford. beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern. prime time on c-span, president trump's address from the world economic forum in davos, switzerland. he's the first sitting u.s. president to speak at the forum since president clinton. see it tonight starting at 8:00 eastern on c-span. >> this weekend, american history tv on c-span 3. tonight, at 8:00 p.m. eastern on real america, the film saigon target zero. >> one of the bloodiest firefights occurred at the intersection of the highway not far from downtown saigon. the army succeeded in denying the communists a chance of using the women and children of the area as human shields. >> then on sunday, 10:00 a.m. eastern, interviews from the west point center for oral history with west point graduate and vietnam war helicopter pilot, stephen dera. >> made the major assault during that time frame. that was a major big deal effort. we lost 24 aircraft the first day, 24 helicopters and the distinct memories that i have of that is a ch-47 chinook flying down t

and friday night at 8:00, , and howardllar university professor edna green mefford on abraham lincoln'sds and enemies. watch american history tv this week on primetime, c-span3. after three days of uncertainty, the government shutdown came to an end after congress approved a short-term spending bill to fund the government through february 8. the measure also included a six-year reauthorization of chip and for a co-pay for federal urlough payand fo for federal workers. next, we take a look at how the day unfolded

author walter star and hoird university professor edna green momentumford on abraham lincoln's friends and enemies. watch american history tv this week in primetime on cspan 3. to counsel on come pettiveness hosted its an newell national come pettiveness forum. this 2 1/2 hour portion addresses robotics, digital currency and medical breakthroughs. >> hello, thanks for having me. i'm glad to be here. i'm here to talk a little bit about my book, which is called "the body builders." some of the trends i reviewed. it's funny to be here. i left d.c. i used to cover capitol hill about 20 years ago. i left and said i was never coming back. it actually relates because i covered congress for a nsp

eastern, lincoln scholar howard holzer, author walter starr and edna green medford on abraham lincoln's friends and enemies. watch american history tv in prime time on c-span 3. >>> the u.s. election assistance commission hosted a summit with state and local officials on election system security and other election issues. speakers in this portion included secretaries of state from washington state and rhode island as well as local election officials and technology experts. this is about an hour and 15 minutes. >> all right. we will go ahea

eastern, lincoln scholar howard holzer, author walter starr and edna green medford on abraham lincoln's friends and enemies. watch american history tv in prime time on c-span 3. >>> the u.s. election assistance commission hosted a summit with state and local officials on election system security and other election issues. speakers in this portion included secretaries of state from washington state and rhode island as well as local election officials and technology experts. this is about an hour and 15 minutes. >> all right. we will go ahead and get started with the next panel. i want to thank you all for coming back, first of all, from the break. i want to welcome my panelists up here. thank you for being willing to participate in this discussion. obviously, it's the topic du jour, i would say, for election administrators as well as folks like jeremy in the computer science community, dealing with election cybersecurity and securing the elections process. just as a way of background, this topic is obviously the topic du jour coming out of the 2016 election, where we saw nation state act

among the speakers, lincoln scholar harold holser and howard university professor edna green medford. american history begins at 8:00 eastern. president trump's address from the world economic forum in davos, switzerland. he's the first sitting u.s. president to speak at the forum since president clinton. you can see it tonight starting at 8:00 eastern on c-span. >> the president of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] >> tuesday night, president donald trump gives his first state of the union address to congress and the nation. join c-span for a preview of the evening starting at 8:00 eastern and then the state of the union speech live at 9:00 p.m. and following the speech, the democratic response. we'll also hear your reaction and comments from members of congress. president trump's state of the union address tuesday night live on c-span. listen live with the free c-span radio app and available live or on demand on your desktop, phone or tablet at c-span.org. >>> the u.s. supreme court heard oral argument recently over ohio's approximately see of removing inactive voters from

and friday night at 8:00, , and howardllar university professor edna green mefford on abraham lincoln's friends and enemies. watch american history tv this week on primetime, c-span3. after three days of uncertainty, the government shutdown came to an end after congress approved a short-term spending bill to fund the government through february 8. the measure also included a six-year reauthorization of chip and for a co-pay for federal urlough payand fo for federal workers. next, we take a look at how the day unfolded beginning with remarks from mitch mcconnell and travel schumer shortly before the senate voted to limit debate on the bill and push final passage. we enter the third day of the trump shutdown, the first ever real shutdown to occur when one party controls the entire legislative process. the republican party controls the house, the senate, the presidency, and yet they were unable to keep the government open for the american people. leader mcconnell knows it takes 60 votes to win passage of a spending bill, and yet he moved forward with a last-minute extension that he knew la

and friday night at 8:00, caller and edna green mumford on abraham lincoln's friends and enemies. watch american history tv on c-span3. representatives was in session on sunday. to standby in case the senate passed legislation to fund the government. they will return this morning at noon eastern. here are some of the speeches from sunday. this is about 35 minutes. the speaker: the house will be in order