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one of the newspapers, or someone in the news, said "by the grace of god that we would find out who shetuck as �*grace�*. grace's case was picked up byjennifer bengtson, a lecturer in anthropology at the university of southeast missouri. a specialist in analysing bones, she offered to help. it is america's silent, mass disaster that there are so many people without names. grace doe's names were sent tojennifer and a new investigation began. so when we got the remains here, the first thing we did was estimation of sex, estimation of age at death, stature estimation, ancestry estimation. but obviously, this was an old case and it was unlikely that we were just magically going to look at these bones and knew who they belonged to. the case seemed as cold as ever. but on the west coast of america, one investigation was set to transform the way that law enforcement solves cold cases. investigators used publicly shared dna data to track down... the golden state killer wore a ski mask and left no fingerprints... how police used to genealogy websites to to to identify... . —— how police used gen

none of that happens without the hard work that goes alongside that and, through the grace of god, i know you will engage in that. i had a norma's opportunities. i was a young cadet at west point to had frankly been taken to church when i was a young man by my parents but, i was going to be the next great nba power forward. i was focused on other things. but i had two young men who were just one year ahead of me at school and on a sunday afternoon, during the first summer at west point, they invited me for cookies. this is a can't miss opposition, just like fellowship hall, it draws us all in. so, i went. those two men brought me to jesus. they discipled me over the coming weeks. they made sure i understood that it was important to read the bible each and every day and make sure i ask the right questions about the complex tasks i would face as an american leader who is going to lead men into conflict, potentially putting their own lives at risk on behalf of the united states, how i could not understand that without understanding jesus christ would be with us every step of the way. yo

through the grace of god, i know that you will all engage in that. i had these enormous opportunities -- i was a young cadet at west point who had been taken to church when i was a young man by my parents, but i was going to be the next great nba power forward. i was focused on other things. [applause] but i had two young men who were just a year ahead of me in school, and on a sunday afternoon, during the first summer, called plebe summer in west point, they invited me for cookies. this is a proposition, just like fellowship hall, it draws us all in. so i went. those two men brought me to jesus. they discipled me over the coming weeks, and made sure that i understood it was important to read the bible each and every day. they made sure i asked the right questions about the complex task i would face as an american leader who was going to lead men into conflicts, potentially putting their own lives at risk on behalf of the united states, how i could not accomplish that without faith and understanding that, jesus christ would be with us every step of t

but for the grace of god. are we here?a vigil is currently underway marking that tragic event from 2 years ago kron four's gayle ong joins us now live from gilroy with more on how today's event is going. >> justine i'm here in downtown eager one. you can see the crowd right behind me celebrations are underway. you see there's aztec dancers they're honoring the lives lost at gilroy garlic festival 2 years ago which today marks 2 years since the mass shooting that killed 3 people now, what this is one of many celebrations or more like memorials, rather throughout the day. there that this is one of events that's taking place. this week where they're calling a week of kindness so we have wait police here. we have a santa clara county district attorney is here, the mayor and they're here. they are going to be making remarks after this will bringing you details in the sights and sounds of this event has as and then next show at 6 o'clock you've been does here probably here in the music right behind me. that's going on as we spea

it's the 10th of duction and that part of nigeria since late last year, by the grace of god. the higher the call from the actual doctrine when bill right, if you will, it's up to begin with few of them. they counted them joan group and they gave us information. 101 new footage has revealed the extensive destruction in a western canadian town ravaged by wildfires. most homes and buildings and little british columbia were destroyed by fire during last week's record heat wave. local media report the challenge. 1000 residents were given just minutes to flee after an evacuation order. 2 people were killed and several others were injured. of the philippines, 2nd most active volcano is on the verge of another erupt than the child volcano. in baton gas province has been spewing large volumes of gas and steam since last week . thousands of people from high risk areas have had to flee their homes, the volcano last erupt, it in january last year. jamila and duncan is joining us from near the volcano intel. so jamila, scientists have been warning that another option is now imminent. tell

we are a testament to the goodness in the grace of god everything in the world has tried to kill us. said i made the race and i did not make any mistakes. >> the place where our people made a way out of nowhere where our souls can look back and wonder. ♪♪ we call it the church. >> wow. let me just say to any of our listeners and watchers today if you have not seen that series you need to see that series in tandem with the book, it is so powerful. >> thank you. >> i got ahead of myself but so this idea of looking at the history of black church of mother emmanuel asking you to look backwards 1816 and then forward through 2015. there's a lot going on there that i thank you bring out in the book. >> thank you. yes. if i forget asked me about the three black preachers i built a triangle around them. that mother emmanuel let's go to charleston south carolina. south carolina was a majority black state. louisiana mississippi were majority black states and ground zero for reconstruction was south carolina and georgia alabama and florida were almost majority black so there is a real concentrat

one of the newspapers or in the news and somebody said by the grace of god we would find out who shesteo metric data. grace's — collecting osteo metric data. grace's case was picked up by jennifer exton, a lecturer in anthropology at the university southeast missouri. a specialist in analysing bones, she offered to help. it is she offered to help. it is america's _ she offered to help. it is america's silent - she offered to help. it is america's silent mast i she offered to help. it is america's silent mast disaster, that there _ america's silent mast disaster, that there are so many people without — that there are so many people without names.— without names. grace doh's names were _ without names. grace doh's names were sent _ without names. grace doh's names were sent to - without names. grace doh'sj names were sent to jennifer without names. grace doh's - names were sent to jennifer and names were sent tojennifer and a new investigation began. names were sent to jennifer and a new investigation began. when we not a new investigation began. when we got the _ a new investigation b

when you travel and talk to people, are people sensitive to the issue that there by the grace of god we aren't careful in certain areas of what is pushed on the far left agenda? there is always balance. you don't want an extreme on either side but what looks concerning to people as you talk with them? >> i remember when i was on the campaign trail and florida specifically i spent a lot of time there because of a swing state. i went into those communities where they talked about how they fled from communist countries and how bad it was and the number one issue. they didn't care about all the other issues. they worried about socialism and government control. and to hear those stories and why they came to america, that mattered to them. i think the democrats have found themselves in a big pickel. they have to decide which side they are. not talking about these issues won't help them in florida. the people there will remember. when you have pit bull coming in on politics. i listen to his music. >> harris: wait until he puts it in a rhyme. you are from the state of texas. when you come ba

. >> as my grandfather used to say, the grace of god, the goodwill of neighbors.te their best efforts. the president meeting with jordan's king king abdullah ii. >>> and now formally blaming china for a massive hack of microsoft software that compromised tens of thousands of computers around the world. the announcements though not accompanied by sanctions against the chinese government. >> to the best of my knowledge and i'm going to get a detailed report tomorrow morning on this, my understanding is that the chinese government, not unlike the russian government, is not doing this themselves but are protecting those who are doing it. maybe even accommodating them being able to do it. that may be the difference. >> and join us now is former head of cybersecurity operations during the obama administration, suzanne spaulding. help us understand how china and russia are different when it comes to the issue of deterrence. >> it is an important point to keep in mind that when we seek to alter the cost/benefit analysis of bad actors in cyberspace, we have to understand w

the grace of god so that one is hovering over me.lieve it. >> that was katie augustine reporting. the incident is not keeping him from getting back in the water, though he says he was back swimming in the same waters just a few days ago. hopefully without the help of the you that does it for us here on kron 4 news at 8 o'clock this wednesday night. but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour with. >> grant lotus and vicki liviakis johnson spent a lot of thanks very much. here's what's coming up next on kron, 4 news at night. city leaders in san jose. >> say they're cracking down on sideshows trying to go after people who are promoting the events on social media. how much those people who are promoting sideshows could be fight. plus, bill cosby is a free man tonight after his assault conviction was overturned. we'll hear from a the bay area woman who says cosby once groped her and that today's decision makes her sick. those stories and much more coming up on properties at night. >> when fun time from the bay area's loc

but for the grace of god. are we here? >> now the gilroy garlic festival was canceled last year because of the coronavirus pandemic. it is being held this year. albeit and a scaled down way. it is mainly a drive-thru event. you have to buy tickets online. it was held last weekend. very successful and they're doing it friday and saturday and sunday. this upcoming weekend again, you can go online and buy tickets. but for now in gilroy, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> and happening tonight, the city of gilroy is hosting a remembrance vigil for the garlic festival shooting victims. this event starts at 04:45am tonight at the gilroy strong resiliency center on monterey road. we will have a live report from the vigil starting during kron 4 news at 5 o'clock tonight. and now to our pandemic coverage of the coronavirus is spreading rapidly across the country yet again. take a look at this map from the cdc. it shows where covid is spreading the most red shows the highest level of covid transmission orange, which applies to us here

the grace of god there. so that one is hovering over me. i just can't believe it. >> lucky.augustine reporting christmas gift right. but send them a card. yeah. that wraps up kron 4 news at night. but our primetime news continues at the top the hour with pam moore and jonathan mccall biggie and grant. thanks to you both. coming up next at 10 o'clock. jonathan and i will be here sonoma county getting a 37 million dollar grant from fema to protect is most fire-prone areas. how the money will help keep people living there say and promoting a sideshow. get fined or even go to jail will explain the new rules. >> now aimed at stopping those illegal events in the south in san jose. those stories much more on the way when pam and i see you in just a few moments for >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news not reality. >> of climate change are here at the threat of western wildfires this year is as severe as it's ever been. >> now at 10 preparing for disaster. how president biden is joining gavin newsome and other governors to tackle the t

we are a testament to the goodness in the grace of god. everything in the world has tried to kill us and we're still here. conscious as you the wrong race the price says i made your race and i ain't made no mistakes. it was our bombing gilead. the place where our people made way out of nowhere. it was that place. which our souls could look back and wonder how we got over? wow. wow, that's a it. let me let me just say to any of our listeners and watchers today that if you have not seen that series. need to see that series it and in can in tandem with the book it's it just is so skip just thank you. so sorry to get ahead of myself. i can't wait to start talking to you. so i was thinking to see well, um this idea of looking at the history of the black church through mother emanuel asking you to look backwards from 1816 and then forward to 2015. there's a lot going on there that you i think just beautifully bring out in the book. thank you. yeah, that was one of the light motifs in the book and if i forget i want you to ask me about the three

. >> it cost us a little bit but we're here by the grace of god. >> the compassionate system the presidentenforced? >> julie: thank you. >> what president biden has done with the border we're catching people on the terrorist watch list. fentanyl increased by 300% killing americans. more than a million people have come across this border illegally now. >> bill: kevin mccarthy criticizing president biden as the country gets ready to end pandemic travel restrictions. the migrant surge at the southern border will get worse from here. texas governor greg abbott with me now. good morning and welcome back to our program. a lot to cover. if you change title 42 how does that affect how you control the border? >> a total disaster and a healthcare disaster as well as a humanitarian disaster but also bill it underscores one important point. your audience and other americans need to understand. president biden doesn't really care about the people in texas or citizens of the united states of america. president biden is catering to people who are coming from the 150 countries across the globe. he cares m

. >> as my grandfather used to say, by the grace of god. [overlapping questions] >> thank you!ing about the white house, asking questions which they did not answer. the u.s. will always be there for jordan, the headline coming from this. at least a portion of the meeting has been concluded for now. >> john: memories of my time at the white house, getting yelled at, inevitably, president trump would say something embarrassing to me on the way out. makes me wonder too how long it will be before the israeli prime minister is invited to the white house now that king hussein is. meantime, the reposts of prima core reforms are going too far, that after they raise the issue of whether the court itself has too much power. jonathan turley joins us now. he is a constitutional law experts. they talked about the ideas of packing the court, may be term limits. this gets into the area of judicial review and whether or not the court should have as much power as it currently holds. jonathan, what do you think? >> yeah, what's chilling about this is it gives an insight into much of what is happ

it's like there for the grace of god go i. what i tell people don't take anything for granted.ve them, make sure you hug those-- i mean, i hug my kids anyway because i love them more than anything, but when you see something like that, you think about there were kids in the tower and then now, all of a sudden, you know, people's lives have been shattered and so, don't take anything for granted. the resilience of this community, south florida, florida, and our country, you know, has been remarkable. and i'm very proud to be associated with it, and i think that that's just what we do in florida, but at the same time, i mean, man, if you're out and just living your life, just understand that there can be tragedies that occur, you never know and make sure you appreciate what you've got. >> governor, how will it impact those? >> we hope it will impact it it in a minimal way. obviously the more the storm pushes west, 11 a.m. advisory actually nudge it had back a little east. the further west that the storm tracks, the less likely you're going to have impact here in surfside. however,

by the grace of god, we'll be out of that by the next election.already passed it through the senate, they're going to pass it through the house as soon as those guys -- brian: they're eventually coming back anyway. steve: 100%, they're going to come back, and they're going to lose, the democrats. ainsley: right. and they have other jobs. steve: they do. but here's the other thing, last night in his town hall on cnn, you know, the democrats from texas in washington are being used as props for the we the people act. the only way they can pass that in the big congress is if they get rid of the filibuster. joe biden saying he does not want that to happen, so they -- that will not pass. not going to pass. in texas or in washington. brian: keep your eye on the second infrastructure package. they're going to try to put voting, i know it sounds bizarre, voting infrastructure inside that thing and give you a portion of the we the people act which would be a travesty the of the parliamentarian -- if the parliamentarian actually okayed that. but just look ou

by the grace of god, i survived.thing with the folks balboa, medical naval center in san diego and so here i am. pete: you have been recovering ever since. johnny, i think you have a big surprise for sergeant joe bar bartle. >> we are proud everybody from helping a hero from folks at bass pro to present with you a new home you and your family. >> oh my god. thank you so much, sir. the appreciate it. [applause] >> thank you, thank you, thank you. >> thank you so much. [applause] >> one other thing real quick if we got another minute. pete: 20 seconds. go ahead. >> okay. 20 seconds. we want to -- i mean, this is just a little get started. we would like to pledge to build another chip-in for the next 100 homes. we would like to challenge people that we would pay 25% of that amount to help encourage others to get involved with this amazing project and to chip in. so, that's our kind of a little challenge grant this morning, shiloh and everybody. and the next home we want to help with is right here, sir. and we appreciate

by the grace of god, we're able to contain our worst impulses but never, and certainly not governmentd it is so strikingly similar. the sessions we saw last summer in baltimore were semito the struggle sessions that we -- similar to the struggle sessions that we saw, the almost of it minus some of the violence. although some of the violence is there as well. anyway, i think it's very interesting to see those comparisons, and mark levin does a great job in this book. >>> meanwhile, there's a video of a child ripping a flag from a yard, and this thing has gone viral. look at this. the mom -- it looks like maybe the parent or adult riding along with this child. the child pulls the flag off and seems to be maybe under the instruction, certainly under the eye of this adult who thinks this is a proper way to handle our flag. very shocking, indeed. will: here's how it's being internalized. here's a tweet: children are, quote, being raised to desecrate the flag. this is more about the adult than the child. this is about teaching rather than action. i believe it was you, pete, who spoke to the

and able to defeat the cia's help, they don't mention that, the soviet union and now because of god's graceheir determination, they are pushing out the united states, and that message is resonating not just in afghanistan, it is resonating across the internet and resonating with the jihadis who are coming into this country. we saw the rise of isis in iraq. there could be a similar situation here, where even if the taliban don't necessarily take kabul and by the way, you have to watch the prisoners. what happened in iraq is also happening here, the taliban are definitely interested in targeting the prisoners, targeting the prisons and freeing some of their own members of their ranks. if they were able to do this and they get the foreign jihadis coming in right now, they could create a tremendous amount of problem. we could have a similar situation to the rise of isis in iraq and syria here in afghanistan. >> so before i let you guys go, doug, i quickly want to talk about u.s. responsibility on a local level and as former afghan interpreters we saw what happened to so many iraqi interpreters

of 10 to 25 people to sit down and pass the pipe and play music until arrested. as each unit was broken up or arrested, another wave took its place. ♪ god shed his grace on thee ♪ >est the ability of police to handle arrests of large groups. but the action failed. >> you're under arrest. >> police utilized field arrest reports on the scene to facilitate booking procedures. that afternoon, southern christian leadership members acting under a parade permit authorized by the city were joined by more mayday demonstrators at the justice department. when the permit expired, the police command was given to disperse. those who refused to leave were arrested. from april 26th to april 30th, metropolitan police arrested over 1,000 law breakers. each was properly processed. collateral or personal bond was posted. and the demonstrators released. many would be arrested again in other mayday demonstrations. during this period, the west potomac park camp site became the command, communications, and training center for all mayday activities. initial mayday tactics called for headquarters in rock creek park, a rugged, wooded, 1700 acre park that runs through the heart of washingto

of the king and queen grace every street corner the alone or with their son. the royal couple are only present and truly revealed by their subjects. the image of a living timmy, god carefully maintained by the government. one of the king's last filmed appearances, dates back to october, 2011. on that day jig make his saw introduced to the people their future queen his wife jetson pima a 21 year old commoner for the occasion. 50000 who to needs gathered in the hope of getting close to the royal couple not did it. please remain seated. are you? no, i'm really glad you're here today. i'm very happy to see you today. the silver and presents himself as a man of the people, but really speaks to the prince. the following exchange is one of the few he's had with journalists since he came to power. are you married? no, i'm not. was the how do you? oh, yeah, definitely. within the country, we're going to drive into all the districts to get to meet the people. and i must thank the people all their good mission. thank you. he's subjects say they appreciate their kings, warmth and kindly not magically the cleaning helps and advisors had people even let them discover things. t

of the rubble. now with god's grace, we stand next to each other sharing thanks and hope. hello again, everyone. thank you so much for joining me. i am fredricka whitfield. we begin with what dr. anthony fauci calls two americas. the vaccinated and the unvaccinated. cases now rising in all 50 states and district of columbia. what's driving it is a combination of things, failure by some people to get the vaccine, effectively a medical miracle, and inability of others like children or adults with compromised health who may be unable to get the vaccine. so right now, not only is the pandemic not over, it is getting worse in many places. one of the places is los angeles county which is hours away from starting or restarting a mask mandate. paul vercammen is there. paul, what are people saying about all this? >> reporter: well, they're all trying to figure it out, fred, that's because county health came out and said there were 1900 new cases just yesterday, and now the mandate goes into effect at 11:59 p.m. tonight. tomorrow, you have to wear masks again indoors at gyms, movie theaters, shops, restau

of the rubble. now with god's grace, we stand next to each other sharing thanks and hope. hello again, everyone.calls two americas. the vaccinated and the unvaccinated. cases now rising in all 50 states and district of columbia. what's driving it is a combination of things, failure by some people to get the vaccine, effectively a medical miracle, and inability of others like children or adults with compromised health who may be unable to get the vaccine. so right now, not only is the pandemic not over, it is getting

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of their grace, compassion, and dedication. we'll be back here at 5:30 to share our afternoon briefing. thank you, everyone, god bless. [ speaking spanish ] the mayor of miami-dade there updates us once again. the death toll there in that condo collapse, now, at 46. 94 folks still unaccounted for. the mayor who has done dozens of these now, appeared at one point to become a bit emotional as she talked about the first responders that continue to work around the clock sifting through that rubble trying to find, at this point, bodies, it would seem, morgan. >> yeah, craig, i mean this is an operation unlike anything they have ever seen before. we had eight units of urban search and rescue here. and we have that here on a few city blocks and they have been working nonstop through rain, shine, through el is a, going right on sop of that pile that as much progress as they made to this point in time there is still so much to go. when you see this effort here, particularly the pictures on those nearby fences, you realize the gravity of this situation. and this is still several stories high. pieces of concrete bigger th

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god. changed the world! >> reporter: leyna bloom, making history as the first openly trans woman to grace the cover of "sportstion. >> i came here to really just represent my community, to be a representation that i want to see if the world, and this exemplifies this moment. >> everything in my life just flashed through my eyes. i was like, wow. all the trials and tribulations, all the good, the bad -- it was all worth it. >> reporter: unveiling that historic moment, leyna's role model, supermodel-turned-mogul tyra banks, who nearly 25 years ago became the first black woman to earn a solo swimsuit issue cover. >> it was my first time seeing, like, a woman with, like, curves that was beautiful, that was non. because she imagined what she could do because of this opportunity, and look at me. >> look at you! >> look at ythis! >> look at you, oh my gosh. take a look at that picture for me right now. what do you see when you see that? >> i see a woman that has mastered her design. i see a woman that has created a life for herself. people can look at this and say, wow, we are taking a peek into the future. >> repor

god's grace. very intense. and he said how dreadful is the state of those that are daily and hourly in danger of this great wrath and infinite misery? but this is the dismal case of every soul in this kong rea division -- congregation that has not been born again. so we lay out people's desperate case because of their sin, can and you say the rescue is available to you through being born again. that's the basic content of virtually every great awakening sermon. laser focus. you need to be born again. okay. and you can imagine, i mean, it's frightening, isn't it? i mean, the pit of hell, the insect over the fire and what if he let you go. what if he letses you go? -- lets you go? you can imagine people following him. and they're as sure about this as we're as sure about the sun coming up. absolutely no doubt this is proven. they don't have any doubt, and they want to make sure -- [inaudible] so edwards is the great defender of the great awakening. he gets stereotyped because of the sermon as a fire and brimstone preacher. most of his sermons are not like this, i have to say. he preaches a lot more about the love

mcbath: while i was in the hospital, all i had to do was focus on the strength of my family, my grace from the god i love in winning my battle with cancer. yet, still far too many families are forced to worry about pain from their chemotherapy versus affording the mortgage on their home. that's why i continue to work so hard every day to expand affordable health care for families across georgia and across the nation and why i'm so proud that my bill to cut health care costs for those that have been laid off during this pandemic was signed into law by our president. no american should ever be forced to make the decision between putting food on the table or paying for their family's medical bills. thank you and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from iowa rise? mr. feenstra: madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. mr. feenstra: thank you, madam speaker. i rise today in support of h.r. 18, which

they accepted defeat with grace, because unlike -- well, my god, unlike tens of millions of people, these two women, these two leaders actually -- well, you know, they believe in democracy, they believe in the constitution. they believe in free and fair elections, whether they win or whether they lose. it's not situational. it's not a constitution that is applied only in certain situations. they show, you apply the constitution, you apply the rule of law in all situations. >> so eric adams will now go on to face the winner of the republican primary, that's guardian angels founder curtis slaywa in november's general election and eric adams will join us at the top of the next hour of "morning joe." >>> the next mayor of new york will have to face crime as a top issue, a top priority. across the country, it was a deadly holiday weekend. with gun violence taking the lives of more than 200 people, according to the gun violence archive. calls for action are coming from all major cities across the country. from philadelphia, where a state senator had a relative shot dead over the weekend, to los

of jesus christ for all people everywhere. men, women, and children are equal in god's eyes. we are all equally sinners and we all need his graceched out to jerry jones and at&t stadium. neither has responded. shannon. >> shannon: thank you so much. time to bring kevin corke back in. we love food and pets and if you love them like we do, listen up. separation anxiety is a real thing for our furry friends and maybe us too. everybody has got to go back to work if they haven't already. >> every chance i get, i love animals and especially dogs. we have three dogs, they were all named the same thing, lady. another time i will tell you that story. pet anxieties in real thing. petco has a survey out conducted in the spring that's 69% of pet owners see that their bffs will develop separation anxiety another they have to go back to the office. you might expect that from petco. i get it. if you have a pet or you know someone who does communal separation anxiety is a real thing. add to that, let me add quickly and estimated 12.6 million households adopted pets during the pandemic. come on. you don't want to leave them at home. take them t

gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. with a nest of puzzles, what happened? where did she go? did she go anywhere? and what about graceeft behind? who, for example, was the father? churches tend to be behaves so the detectives asked around. >> she was involved in an abusive relationship. >> this is a member of the emerald coast church. >> she found out she was pregnant. and she didn't want to go back to the guy, and didn't want to keep the child. >> in other words, she was going to have an abortion. but pastor flanders and his wife had strong views about abortion. and when they discovered her situation, they offered to help solve her dilemma. >> they were gonna adopt the baby. >> the flanders'had an older daughter, always wanted another child. but one miscarriage after another -- and so, as this church elder told the detectives, the pastor and his wife came to an arrangement with marie. >> she would stay three months to nurse the baby and at the end of three months, the plan all along was that she would leave. that was my understanding from before the baby was born. >> with the baby? >> no, the baby was a gift for the

holy god with confidence we approach your throne of grace, praying for your protection over us this day. deliver us from all that seeks to undo our noble responsibilities. save us from our adversaries who attempt to thwart our best efforts, whose words target our integrity, and whose anger and prejudice will not yield to reason. we pray your deliverance. save us from our culture rancor in this country where we are quick to take sides. reckless in our judgment of the other and have found ourselves mired in doubt, confusion, mistrust, and hopelessness, we pray your deliverance. save us from ourselves for we are as culpable as those we accuse. for give us our short -- for give us our short sidedness, our self-preservation, our heart -- hardened hearts and lack of faith. when we cling to our uncertainty and righteousness we pray your deliverance, call us to hold fast to your righteousness that we may once again thrive in the confidence and hope we find only in you. in your sovereign name we pray, amen. pursuant to section 11-a of house resolution 188, the journal of the last day's proceedin

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biden: as my grandfather said, the grace of god and the goodwill of our neighbors, we can get a lot done. thank you, thank you, thank you. [reporters asking questions] >> thank you. thank you, guys. let's go, thank you. [reporters asking questions] >> mr. president, is there a pathway -- >> thank you. thank you. ♪ >> c-span's washington journal. everyday we take your calls live on the air on the needs of the day, and we discusse all of the issues that impact you. coming up tuesday morning, freedom works' adam brandon, on the organization's support for republican candidates for the 2022 midterm elections. than national law housing income coalition president and ceo, talks about the group's new report on how to reach housing for low income americans. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern on tuesday morning, and be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. ♪ >> at the white house, president biden spoke about the state of the u.s. economy, including recent concerns about rising inflation. he also responded to questions ab

grace. he never wavered. his commitment was to god, to his family, to country, to wyoming. it was an incredible honor and a great privilege for my wife and for me to serve the people of wyomingalongside mike enzi and his wife diana. mike was born in the middle of world war ii. he was in washington state at the time because that's where his father was stationed. after the war, the family moved back to thermopolis, wyoming, my wife's hometown, and then to sheridan, wyoming. as all of us know, mike was an eagle scout. so was his son brad and his grandson trey. they followed in his footsteps. later in life, he was awarded the distinguished eagle scout. he went on, he studied accounting, he earned a business degree, and he focused on marketing. he was pretty good at it. he served in the wyoming international guard and he was six years a tech sergeant. in 1969, mike and diana were married. a week later, one week later they moved to gillette and they opened a small business known as enzi shoes. enzi like his name with the letter n and the letter z. the little business wasn't that little for long. he opened a second store in sheridan and then to mile city, montana. mike ran for mayo