this recognition would not have been achieved without the general assembly investing and prioritizing innovation and optimization in stroke, obstetrics, mental health and urgent care. so through telehealth, we can expand access to health care. we can improve health care outcomes and reduce costs. and we will continue to do it. there's another kind of health which we must, frankly, address. that is the health of the public's confidence in their public servants and institutions. as we move forward together, we must reaffirm our commitment to good, honest government. as elected officials, we are stew arards of the public truck. south carolinians must trust their representatives, and representatives must demonstrate that they are deserving of that trust. maintaining the public's trust in government at all levels requires transparency and accountability on why and how every single taxpayer dollar is spent. the best disinfectant against waste and construction is sunshine. that means stronger and expanded authority for the state ethics commission. ladies and gentlemen, anyone paid to influen

duncan, spink or ralston, president pro tem miller, speaker pro tem jones and members of the general assembly, constitutional officers, members of the judiciary, mayor bottoms and members of the counselor core and my fellow georgians. during the sermon on the mount, jesus tells a parable about two builders, the wise builder who built his house on the rock. as the parable goes, the rain came down, the floods came but, it did not fall for it was founded on the rock. but, the second builder was foolish, he built his house on sand. there was a great storm and his house washed away. as a builder, this story has always resonated with me. you have to pour concrete before you can frame a house. you must build on solid ground. over the last 16 years it, our state has experienced incredible growth and economic opportunity. wages are rising and the unemployment rate is the lowest in 18 years. thanks to the hard work of the legislature, georgia is now the top state for business, six years in a row. [ applause ] with low taxes, a business friendly government and access to logistics hubs like the port of s

without question, the leadership of governor deal and the general assembly has changed our state forhe better. i look forward to supporting ,nitiatives that save cost strengthen communities, and give nonviolent offenders a second chance at life. to keep all georgians safe. [applause] governor kemp: to keep all georgians safe, we must build on these reform efforts. have oneam honored to of georgia's most distinguished members of our law enforcement family here with us. he is a fighter in the strongest sense of the word, and a true hero among us. last year, he was wounded in the line of duty and nearly lost his life. while chasing a criminal, he was shot literally right between the eyes. after multiple surgeries, i am proud to tell you that he is with us today, next to his wife, kristin, in the gallery. help me in joining and thanking covington police officer matt hooper. [applause] governor kemp: just know we are continuing to pray for your recovery. we must never forget the sacrifices of our law enforcement community. last year, six officers paid the ultimate price in protecting and

i have been invited before but for seven years i have been held hostage by the georgia general assembly. despite my request, they would not let me leave to come. this year i'm unemployed so i'm here. but i want to talk a bit about why i'm here and why this matters so much to me. as sister campbell said i grew up in mississippi. i was technically born in wisconsin. i remember being cold and eating cheese curd. my parents raised us in mississippi in gulfport. but my parents, despite working full-time jobs, did not have health insurance. when we got sick, we had to be really sick. because to get access to a doctor can could mean a week's paycheck. it could mean making a difference between whether the rent was paid or you could get the medicine you needed. my parents were very careful about when they saw medical care for their children. they never, ever put us in harm's way. but i know they went without many times to make sure we didn't have to. fast forward to 2013, i was a member of the georgia general assembly but i was also who started a nonprofit organization during my law school years

so, in one of the meanest acts i have seen in the general assembly, i have seen many, he refused theesources offered to navigators in the state of georgia. university of georgia had a group of navigators that were getting direct federal funding, so they were able to act. nonprofits were able to secure funding. there is a swath of georgia known as southwest georgia that did not have access, but they were also the most -- they had the lowest insurance rate. they had the highest prevalence of need, and were the most uneducated about health care. looking at that population i became very concerned, because i knew that they were the very one that is the affordable care act was designed to support. as democratic leader in the house of representatives, i had the mantra to tell my members if they would engage in find signing people up for the a.c.a. in their districts, coy help -- i could help support them. we were able to dispatch so many meetings that we had more than 130 a.c.a. signups throughout the state of georgia in 2013. more than any other state had through their state legislature. i

that is "together it can be done." >>> thank you and god bless the general assembly. the work ahead and the people of this great state. thanks.

lieutenant governor griffin, speaker shepherd, president h endron and honored members of the general assembly, this is truly an occasion to celebrate. you are celebrating, we are celebrating, it's exciting. but it is also a time to reflect and to set a determined course for the future. as part of the celebration, i have my family here today. iii,fe susan, my son asa sarah and dave my daughter and son-in-law special privilege to my family here, who have been along this journey with me and it's important for them to share in this important occasion. as we convene today to begin a new term in office, we can rejoice that the election is over, the seasons have changed and we are now entering the winter of hard work. as we do show we are reminded of the true purpose of political victory is service. a simple but profound phrase, we serve the public not a party, not personal interest, we serve the public. some of you may not be aware, you've been in my office but maybe you've come directly to visit with me but, if you go in and the door of my office and you look left, you will see a box, it is a shoe

." >>> thank you and god bless the general assembly. the work ahead and the people of this great state. thanks. >>> ♪ and now ladies and gentlemen, please rise as we welcome the governor and first lady to the stage. ♪ ♪ >>> please remain standing. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >>> please welcome dr. hill to deliver our invocation. >> of the state of arkansas is grassed and days are blessed and grateful. heavenly father, we know that this is our land, that their state is a part of pilgrim's pride. for that got, we say thank you for letting freedom continue to rein in our nation and in the great state of arkansas, in which we reside. god, we ask a special blessing for the governor and his administration, that spiritual discernment for making decisions that affect the citizens of arkansas. long may our state be bright, with freedoms holy light. we pray to protect us. amen. >> you may be seated. >>> arkansas's first poet laureate. this past year under the authority of arkansas code, the governor appointed joe mcdougall as the poet laureate o

requires is one of the legislative bodies of the united nations the security council of the general assembly to give a mandate to the secretary general to start such an investigation however it would appear that un members are looking for some kind of political cover they want one of the interested parties in the situation to approach the security council or the general assembly and make such a request the interested parties turkey and saudi arabia it's unlikely it would appear that saudi arabia would make the request turkey has insisted that it does one some kind of independent international investigation headed by the united nations but as yet it has not made an official request to any of the united nations bodies. let him ahead of the news hour including take a look at the unintended consequences of colombia's peace deal with far rebels plus . pollin in hong kong reporting on how the prophet trip an artwork behind one of the city's traditional games if that is appearing. the world number one suffers this first defeat the new season here. tropical storm public has weakened after making lan

requires is one of the legislative bodies of the united nations the security council of the general assembly to give a mandate to the secretary general to start such an investigation however it would appear that u.n. members are looking for some kind of political cover they want one of the interested parties in the situation to approach the security council or the general assembly and make such a request the interested parties turkey and saudi arabia it's unlikely it would appear that saudi arabia would make the request turkey has insisted that it does one some kind of independent international investigation headed by the united nations but as yet it has not made an official request to any of the united nations bodies. hundreds of police have been deployed in melbourne australia a far right groups are rallying against crime they blame on people of african descent the activists a meeting at the popular st kilda beach for what they call a discussion of melbourne's used crime problem counter-demonstration is being held by a group supporting multiculturalism caffyn of it has more from the rally

general assembly. we'll be asking her whether the multilateral order can survive in the age of rising protectionism. this is bloomberg. ♪ . erg. ♪ . > this is "daybreak asia." >> still staying on with us is rick, blackrock. one of the things you talked about in your outlook or your sort of i guess strategic preparation for 2019 is this idea of risk-reward. where are you placing most of that risk? you're sort of prefering to look more at equities than fixed income this year. >> the difference between this year and the past is part of what i described before, is more balance. you have more balance in your portfolio. are you going to make more money in fixed income and interest rates? we don't think interest rates are going to rally significantly but they're going to hold in and carry well. equities still end up being attractive. you've seen a pretty good bounce from the bottom reentsly. in fixed income, we like some income-producing assets. we like securitied -- secured assets. things like commercial mor

requires is one of the legislative bodies of the united nations the security council of the general assembly to give a mandate to the secretary general to start such an investigation however it would appear that un members are looking for some kind of political cover they want one of the interested parties in the situation to approach the security council or the general assembly and make such a request the interested parties turkey and saudi arabia it's unlikely it would appear that saudi arabia would make the request turkey has insisted that it does want some kind of independent international investigation headed by the united nations but as yet it has not made an official request to any of the united nations bodies. five teenage girls in northern poland have died after a fire broke out in a room where they were playing in a skate game the girls all aged fifteen were celebrating a birthday police don't yet know what started the blaze the government has ordered nationwide checks in places where skate games are held. so ahead on edge is it out when we come back human rights defenders under at

it's hard to believe a year has already come and gone since i address the general assembly we have had a successful year together and virginians are better for it. in fact,, we have been so successful together i have already started thinking about the future, 2020, and so tonight. [laughter] [applause] tonight i am proud to announce i will seriously explore a run for president of the eastern shore bar club. [applause] . >> you may want to see if there is a doctor in the house the first lady may need assistance. [laughter] in all seriousness i am grateful for all we can accomplish working together this last year has taught me a great deal and i know while it can often be difficult to serve in elected office, the work we do together is as important now as it has ever been. to attract visitors from around the world we want every day to make sure virginia is a place of opportunity where everyone can build a life they want to live with unemployment at the lowest levels of decades and a growing economy and expanding access to health coverage to 400,000 virginians. [applause] and to invest re

it is hard to believe that a year has already come and gone since i last addressed the general assembly. we have had a very successful year together, and virginians are better for it. in fact, we have been so successful together, that i have already started thinking about the future, about 2020. so, tonight, so tonight, i am proud to announce i am going to seriously explore a run for president of the eastern shore antique park club. >> madame char, you may want to see if there is a doctor in the house, because i believe the first lady might need some assistance. in all seriousness, i am grateful for all that we have been able to accomplish working together. this last year has taught me a great deal, and i know that while it can often be difficult to serve in elected office, the work we do together is as important now as it has ever been. we are a state that supports our veterans, embraces diversity and inclusion, and attracts visitors from around the world. we want every day to make sure that virginia is a place of opportunity, where everyone can build a life they want to live. with une

the virginia general assembly was established in 1619.e're celebrating 400 years of the present native republicanism in some way, shape, or form here. host: thanks. linda from york, pennsylvania. thanks for holding on. you are on our line for those pessimistic about the new year. go ahead. caller: thanks. i am glad you took my call. first of all, many things concern me. i hope i can get them all in. but the american people, i do not think they will have to worry about putin and his bombs. i do not think the americans are going to have to worry about the chubby guy and north korea with his bombs. i truly believe the american people are destroying themselves through their arrogance. take 9/11. nobody would dare attack the united states -- we had 9/11. with regard to the wall, suppose he did get $5 billion for the wall. a few months down the road, oh, gee, there are some things we do not think about, he needs another $2 billion or he will shut down the government. where is it all going to end? with regard to immigration, why can't they hire

president, madam chief justice, lieutenant governor, members of the general assembly, my fellow hoosiers. it is indeed an honor to stand before you for the third time to discuss the state of our state and the work we will do together to make life better for all hoosiers. i can tell you this much. it doesn't get old. for, i know just how fortunate we are to occupy our respective offices. now therefore, to have the opportunity and duty to make a positive impact on the people whose lives in the state we all love. that is why i am pleased to report that thanks to the energy and the hard work of hoosiers from angola to new harmony, from henry ville to hammond, indiana is on a roll and the state of our state is strong. [ applause ] and, there are more hoosiers working today than at any time in our state's history. our labor participation rate remained higher than the national average while our unemployment rate is lower, lower than any state we touch. we have tripled, tripled our foreign direct investment in our state just over the last three years. and we have broken records two years running

delegation to the inaugural session of the united nations general assembly. it was a job she would hold for six years and led to her becoming chair of the you -- you and human rights conditions and one of the principal architects of the universal declaration of human rights. to hear of the questions from that period. the first comes in a reader worried about the economy. "you here that our country is headed into a bad depression. do you think this is true? what could be done to avoid it?" eleanor says, "i do not think we need to have a bad depression. if our economists and industrialists learned their lessons in the 1930's, it cannot be avoided by greedy men. it must be avoided by men who see that the mass of the people cannot be led without their fair share." the next question has particular relevance. "do you think using women to fill men's jobs is economically justified?" "certainly, if women do the same work, they should get the same pay." "i love and admire my wife. but there is one subject on which we can never agree. she thinks i should help with the d

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the city to meet with world representatives who gather here every year during united nations general assemblyto speak about the failures of the maduro regime and hopes for a democratic and prosperous future for his country. after that he went home. he went home to the country that he loved. maduro's secret police arrested him at the airport when he landed. he died in custody three days later. the pathetic explanations of the death convinced no one. the time is now to support the venezuelan people to recognize the new democratic government led by interim president guaido and end of the nightmare. no excuses. the united states stands with the venezuelan people. many other nations have chosen to do the same thing and recognize the legitimate government of interim president guaido. the united states stands proudly with you as we stand in support of venezuela. you knew that the venezuelan people did not have a moment to spare. now it is time for every other nation to pick a side. no more delays. no more games. either stand with the forces of freedom or you are in league with maduro. some countries

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with fugitives from justice also i think you justify that consumer because he participated in a general assembly of elian he was detained at the airport and then he was killed in a prison for you well you have a problem with human rights and you go back and forth between you there and i understand your point george and david i wanted to bring in this perspective picking up on something that was said earlier about the shortages of food because i want to our audience to remember why it is that venezuela is in the situation it is now this is laura the dollar she says these protests are linked to the legitimacy of nicolas maduro selection in two thousand and eighteen which comes in the context of a deep crisis in many aspects of country life lack of food and medicine health crisis urban violence human rights violations we also heard from someone else who's there andrea hernandez who you saw pictures from earlier in the show she said it's been a couple of rough weeks and venezuela there are protests all over the country and they're being repressed and practice daily life is interrupted by the violent

to justify a veto in the general assembly if it is ok thank you for joining us for this week. good. luck to. the libyan city of benghazi in the aftermath of isis these men are looking for a fresh start with their bare hands they search for explosives and believe traps fathers soldiers volunteers putting their lives on the line day after day for a more peaceful future blow. to the miners. in fifteen minutes d.w. . where the real power resides. when i come from there lots of people in fact new than a billion to do that was not just democracy give me that's one reason i'm passionate about people and aspirations and they can sense. the finishing the book is fried chicken blood and after the fourth of blood in born and remember thinking at the time if the blood in broken for what happened if people come together and unite for a cause. but i do the news i often confronted difficult situations more conflict between disaster the crises response my job to confront good speeches on policies and development to put the spotlight and issues that matter most congo food security question my. not c

requires is one of the legislative bodies of the united nations the security council of the general assembly to give a mandate to the secretary general to start such an investigation however it would appear that un members are looking for some kind of political cover they want one of the interested parties in the situation to approach the security council or the general assembly and make such a request the interested parties turkey and saudi arabia it's unlikely it would appear that saudi arabia would make the request turkey has insisted that it does one some kind of independent international invest. geisha headed by the united nations but as yet has not made an official request to any of the united nations bodies pakistan's prime minister has told the president of turkey he wants to strengthen the relationship between both countries ahead of his two day visit to ankara imran khan agreed to transfer schools set up by u.s. based turkish business when the two laguna into a turkish charity were turkey blames goons followers for a failed coup attempt in twenty sixteen then cosell reports turkish

we'd like to see redistricting reform for the general assembly as well. our process currently is certainly rigged and corrupt. >> i can promise you our administration is going to work together with you in a bipartisan way to try to come up with cmon sense bipartisan solutions. >> reporter: republi and democrats say hogan, the first republican re-elected governor in maryland since the0s 1 has brought an atmosphere of greater cooperationit and civto annapolis. chris gordon, news 4. >> news 4 is also working for you and the commonwealth tonight. our northern virginia bureau chief is in richmond this evening. and coming up at 5:30 she'll have a look at what's happening in virgini as that legislative session gets under way >there. long road to recovery for a little girl who was badly shocked while she wt playing a a fountain atlmgm nationa harbor. her family is seeking some answers from the casino. >>> why the key to sta as you get older may lie with maintaining a part of our body other than the brain. >>> this is the lab, coming up o 're going to meet a young

issue is quite simply in terms of international law the un any legislative body of the un the general assembly the security council can call give the secretary general a mandate to call for an independent investigation however it would appear that the un bodies are waiting for one of the member states to make that call to the security council or the general assembly to then pass on the mandate to the secretary general essentially looking for some kind of political cover waiting for direction from turkey or from saudi arabia any interested party to make this independent investigation possible at this stage it would appear to be a stalemate but it must be stressed that in terms of international law the u.n. any legislative body of the u.n. can call on the secretary general to launch an independent impartial investigation into the murder of jamal khashoggi mike thank you. tropical storm public is battering southern thailand after making landfall on friday one official one's been killed and another is missing after their boat capsized on the popular tourist island of ko summary ferries and flights

consumer and was killed four months ago after he was detained because he participated on the general assembly of the u.n. and as we speak more than four hundred political or more for four hundred political prisoners in venezuela so we are facing a regime that is. a human rights violator it's a regina bodies clearly involved in drug trafficking illegal mining the has become not only a threat to venezuela the threat to the region i have to say that is the responsible of three point three millions of venezuelans migrants and refugees that have left the country because of shortages of food shortages of medicine a hyperinflation of one or more than one million percent since january tenth there is a vacancy of power will cause we do not have free and fair elections anymore so he said i mean there your idea of the international community is recognizing the interim president one way you go there my idea of an issue i know which is the most important thing here is our support in one way though as the interim president as you see in an elite of armed forces and the regular group to stay at the palace a

to actually respect the kinds of decisions that it passes in the security council or in the general assembly this very often is the soft law of international law but at the end of the day what we're trying to do is to make sure that even when some countries do not accept their responsibility or step up to the table when they could assist that we do not punish the country by saying well then the others will not step up to the table either this is a moral dilemma that is not very helpful one of the world's longest standing conflicts the. illegal occupation of palestine and i want to ask you specifically about gaza which has been under siege now for a decade it's been subjected several weeks also of strikes and bombardments in two thousand and eight two thousand and twelve and fourteen according to your findings gaza's economy has been virtually stagnant for the past ten years right where the average annual g.d.p. rate is and she barely exceeding one percent gaza's population meanwhile has grown by thirty eight percent over the same period and according to the report that you published. there's

requires is one of the legislative bodies of the united nations the security council of the general assembly to give a mandate to the secretary general to start such an investigation however it would appear that un members are looking for some kind of political cover they want one of the interested parties in the situation to approach the security council or the general assembly and make such a request the interested parties turkey and saudi arabia it's unlikely it would appear that saudi arabia would make the request turkey has insisted that it does one some kind of independent international investigation headed by the united nations but as yet it has not made an official request to any of the united nations bodies. tropical storm public has weakened after making landfall in southern thailand but the risk of flooding remains early one fisherman died and another is still missing after their boat capsized storm knocked down trees blew off roofs and forced thousands to evacuate it is thailand's first tropical storm in thirty years florence louis has more from the tourist island of coast. well

requires is one of the legislative bodies of the united nations the security council of the general assembly to give a mandate to the secretary general to start such an investigation however it would appear that u.n. members are looking for some kind of political cover they want one of the interested parties in the situation to approach the security council or the general assembly and make such a request the interested parties turkey and saudi arabia that's unlikely it would appear that saudi arabia would make the request turkey has insisted that it does one some kind of independent international investigation headed by the united nations but as yet has not made an official request to any of the united nations bodies. tropical storm public has been lashing southern thailand one fisherman has died and another is missing after their boat capsized the storm has weakened since making landfall but it's cause disruption to flights and ferry services on the popular tourist island cost them away from their florence lawyer reports. tropical storm public unleashes its fury on southern thailand meteoro

requires is one of the legislative bodies of the united nations the security council or the general assembly to give a mandate to the secretary general to start such an investigation however it would appear that un members are looking for some kind of political cover they want one of the interested parties in the situation to approach the security council or the general assembly and make such a request the interested parties turkey and saudi arabia it's unlikely it would appear that saudi arabia would make the request turkey has insisted that it does want some kind of independent international invest. geishas headed by the united nations but as yet has not made an official request to any of the united nations bodies thailand's first tropical storm in thirty years has left one person dead and another missing is now we come to a tropical depression but the risk of flooding does still remain florence we reports now from course in southern thailand. less than twenty four hours after it made landfall public has been downgraded to a tropical depression the province of now concept appears to have b

requires is one of the legislative bodies of the united nations the security council or the general assembly or to give a mandate to the secretary general to start such an investigation however it would appear that u.n. members are looking for some kind of political cover they want one of the interested parties in the situation to approach the security council or the general assembly and make such a request the interested parties turkey and saudi arabia it's unlikely it would appear that saudi arabia would make the request turkey has insisted that it does one some kind of independent international investigation headed by the united nations but as yet has not made an official request to any of the united nations bodies. well in all the stories we're following closely eleven people from the same family have been killed in as strikes carried out by the u.s. led coalition against i still in syria local sources say the attack happened at the village of. province it's close to iraq's border and is in an area controlled by it comes as a joint investigation by al jazeera and the intercept reveals th

requires is one of the legislative bodies of the united nations the security council of the general assembly to give a mandate to the secretary general to start such an investigation however it would appear that un members are looking for some kind of political cover they want one of the interested parties in the situation to approach the security council or the general assembly and make such a request the interested parties turkey and saudi arabia it's unlikely it would appear that saudi arabia would make the request turkey has insisted that it does one some kind of independent international investigation headed by the united nations but as yet has not made an official request to any of the united nations bodies. just want to bring you a quick story out of india a third woman has entered one of hindu isms holiest shrines breaking a centuries old tradition that bars when men of menstruating age on wednesday to forty year old women became the first to access the subpar amala temple in the southern indian state of carola it follows the supremes court's decision to overturn a ban on women and a

requires is one of the legislative bodies of the united nations the security council of the general assembly to give a mandate to the secretary general to start such an investigation however it would appear that un members are looking for some kind of political cover they want one of the interested parties in the same. to ation to approach the security council of the general assembly and make such a request the interested parties turkey and saudi arabia it's unlikely it would appear that saudi arabia would make the request turkey has insisted that it does one some kind of independent international investigation headed by the united nations but as yet it has not made an official request to any of the united nations bodies tropical storm public has been lashing southern thailand and fisherman has died another is missing after their boat capsized the storm has weakened since making landfall but it's cause disruption to flights and various services on the popular tourist island of cos i'm away from there for its lawyer reports. tropical storm public unleashes its fury on southern thailand meteor

reincarnation of the so-called monroe doctrine, about which president trump openly spoke during the 73rd general assembly. back in 12 president woodrow wilson spoke about how the united states intend told team the republics of south america to elect good people. and well, today that lesson is being visited on venezuela, who dared in recent past to conduct an independent policy that does economic andth the political interests of the warden who watches over the western hemisphere. i'd like to quote the words of another american president, spoken to congress on the eve of the creation of the united nations. he was one of the founding fathers of this organization. he considered this as -- political project -- project and truly believed that its creation made it possible to ensure that humanity would not experience wars and conflicts. i'm talking about franklin delano roosevelt. -- it ought to spell the end of unilateral interference and exclusive alliances that have been tried for centuries and have always failed. end of quote. unfortunately, the real policy of united states in the united states scomm in the

assembly government. we think the junior officer ranks and the mid-level officer ranks are the same. and we are also aware of significant contacts between general officers of the venezuelan military and supporters of the national assembly. so you may have seen a statement last week by the defense minister vladimir padrino,ing flanked by a number of officers, they didn't know how many were talking to the national assembly. >> we'll take one more here. reporter: do we have a timeline to reassess whether or not the sanctions are working and what the next step will be? is there a timeline in place? can you speak to the administration's critics who say since the government shutdown and the administration is in disarray? secretary mnuchin: let me first say on sanctions we always evaluate sanctions continuously. both existing sanctions as well as future sanctions. so we will carefully be looking at the effectiveness of these and whether we need additional sanctions. now, i would just tell you speaking for treasury, i want to thank all the large number of government workers who came in. i will tell you as it relates to specifically the sanctions area,

self-government, this is where we come to the general assembly of 1619. why do you need self-government? the company had the authority to rule the colony of virginia, so why did they want to have a legal form of assembly? there wasn't anything like it in england. early 17thin the century, you have got the house of commons, the lords, the court . courts in the shires, but you don't have many assemblies in the counties. probably the nearest to it is the scottish and irish parliaments. assembly inn america was hugely important, as a precedent. what thetty obvious reason was. hadain people's trust, you to go to a system, and sir edwin sandys believed in this quite profoundly, you had to go to a system where the consent of the governed was in place. that is precisely what he did. a few slides here. to give you the extent of property owning along the james river, this is, by english standards, quite extensive. if you are looking from point comfort all the way to the falls in richmond, falling creek is there at the top, that is an extensive bit of territory. mile

attorney general elect , secretary of state jesse white comptroller treasurer members of the general assemblybers of the congressional delegationme national guard adjunct to general to all of you on behalf of the people of illinois thank you for your service. [applause]ha ladies and gentlemen, for 200 years illinois has proudly stood as the beating heart of our republic. a place where people have high hope andoo clear vision where lincoln found the metal to take a warring nation in both hands and hold us together. where obama came to organize and witness the courage that runs deep in the community to launch his bid to make history. [applause] this is where the 13th and 19th amendments to the u.s. constitution were first ratified ending slavery and guaranteeing a woman's right to vote. [applause] this is where the sunday morning after the great chicago fire reverend robert past of the first unitarian church in immigrant and abolitionist and the woman suffrage advocat advocate, admits to the broken ruins of the church to bring hope and vision to the devastated congregation. his parishioners gat

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. >>> tyland general assembly getting back to work today with a lot on the plate. but unli here in washington, state lawmakers say they can rk together to get things done. news 4 chris gordon reports from annapolis. >>> the prince george's delegation in annapolis says education funding is its top priority t >> thisks about not only building schools but iesting in teachers, at risk students, and we have a large number of those students in our school system. >> like prince george's county, montgomery county also needs education funding and both counties say they need transportation >> i think you've got to prioritize the american regio bridge because everything stops there. >> reporter: maryland democrats want t raise the minimum wage, but republicans want to encourage businesses to grow. >> trying t come up with bays to make, you know, the work force or companies in this ste more profitable so they can hire morend employees a put more people to work. >> reporter: republican governor larry hogan is asking state lawmakers to put political differences aside. >> i can p