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the it's story of a woman named elsie dorsey, a woman who has since passed away. she talked to me about how she joined the march on the last day, and she gave me some back story. she grew up on a plantation in the delta. she was kicked out -- she lost her job with the mechanization of the plantation. she had seven children, and she'd gotten involved in the civil rights movement. she wanted to march, but she feared bringing her children. after what had happened in philadelphia and canton, she feared it would be a bloodbath, but she regretted not bringing them as she was walking with 15,000 other people through the streets of jackson. she said there was an energy that i have not felt before or since. the whole time she remained afraid that there might be violence, but that spirit on that walk reminded her of a little mass meeting in a delta church when she first got involved in the civil rights movement. and when they started singing the freedom songs, she swore she could hear the individual voices of her fellow fighters. and then they got here to the state capitol,

i don't think there is anything elsie need to do. i will just go out and have fun and play ball. >> opening day is exciting. when you haven't played, i'm that much more exited to play. >> reporter: when asked about how eager he is to see bradford chip kelly responded tongue in cheek. >> not very. i mean, i'm eager to go play. it is not about watching one guy play, am i eager to see sam play as opposed to demarco or anybody else that is new. >> reporter: one of the men responsible for keeping bradford upright is lane johnson. he talks about the change from nick foles last year to bradford now. >> both have have big arms. sam is one of the more accurate quarterbacks i have seen in a long time. as far as lead are ship, they are vocal leaders. >> nearly two years removed from his last regular season game, bradford will look at things differently during the season opener. >> i enjoy things more. just to enjoy the small things out there and just to have fun because you never necessity when it will be taken a away from you. >> reporter: mon

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. >> that was elsie 17 a lot of tech. >> that was part of ronald's. >> how many square feet. >> the problemuys are tenaciously the revisions we've talked about how much the space was artists and technology and robert was blending the tech yours of a higher rents and i'm trying to get a proximate on the third floor how much. >> 3 thousand. >> just 3 thousand square feet. >> on the third floor and the second floor the prior artists was zero. >> zero. >> and the proposed i've been calling about 6 thousand that is 5 thousand something or other are the first floor is the deter before. >> right now 6 thousand and the basement nothing before and there's like 29 hundred of storage space. >> it is only assessable from the arts space to basically happens from there the pdr space i'll let another commissioners speak. >> you want to add that up and understand the shift it maybe less desirable space. >> allen the seismic ask her is here needs to leave in a few minutes this is the time to ask. >> commissioner antonini. >> thank you okay. a question first for brittany to substantiates the larger picture w

as the produce grandfather of -- proud grandfather of elsie, born at 10:45 a.m. this morning, i support clean nuclear energy and support the great work being done at plant vogel and plant hatch on behalf of our children and grandchildren and their future energy needs. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from california seek recognition? >> i ask permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlelady is recognized. ms. hahn: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to first thank speaker boehner for inviting pope granfrancies to be the first pope to ever address a joint session of congress. and his visit to the united states last week. i know that i was not the only member of congress who was deeply moved by pope francis' address. his message was simple and honest. it crossed religious and political divides. he challenged us to do better. and even invoked dr. martin luther king jr. and reminded us that this nation continues to be a land of dreams. pope francis has returned to t

. >> that was elsie 17 a lot of tech. >> that was part of ronald's. >> how many square feet. >> the problemciously the revisions we've talked about how much the space was artists and technology and robert was blending the tech yours of a higher rents and i'm trying to get a proximate on the third floor how much. >> 3 thousand. >> just 3 thousand square feet. >> on the third floor and the second floor the prior artists was zero. >> zero. >> and the proposed i've been calling about 6 thousand that is 5 thousand something or other are the first floor is the deter before. >> right now 6 thousand and the basement nothing before and there's like 29 hundred of storage space. >> it is only assessable from the arts space to basically happens from there the pdr space i'll let another commissioners speak. >> you want to add that up and understand the shift it maybe less desirable space. >> allen the seismic ask her is here needs to leave in a few minutes this is the time to ask. >> commissioner antonini. >> thank you okay. a question first for brittany to substantiates the larger picture we're looking