las Águilas con henry martÍn. el amÉrica es era al ganador entre cruz azul y monterrey.sitante. gracias por paola: ahÍ ve a los tigres del norte que fueron invitados al partido de los padres y san diego. quÉ mejor que hacerlo en esta celebraciÓn? en santa clara tendrÁn dos centros de vacunaciÓn maÑana y el viernes en la ciudad de san leandro ofrecerÁn un seminario en lÍnea para los negocios que han sido impactados por la pandemia. asÍ llegamos al final. lo espero maÑana. pase buenos noches. permiso. >> este jueves en " primer impacto". >> es miÉrcoles 15 de septiembre, estas son las principales noticias. >> hablamos con una inmigrante mexicana que fue reportada despuÉs que agentes le dispararon en la cabeza, dice que aÚn tiene residuos de la bala que le puede causar ataques de epilepsia. >> iba a buscar un mejor futuro para mis hijos, lo Único que recibÍ fue un balazo. >> el gobi

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for president and i don't know that anyone in american history wantage be present more than henry clay did. martinvan buren richard johnson lewis taft and johnson calhoun and he writes each the letters in this essentially saying what were your policy be towards us as a people implication being if you enter this right you have the mormon vote especially this concentrated vote in illinois. only two years on they offer sympathy. henry clay and that really irritates him. henry clay the most politician and she can imagine expressing sympathy and understanding and says i don't want to go and office making any promises and i don't want to be held at any stake in the campaign. that irritated him even more. and he said what do we do and he said let's run as an independent third-party candidate. joseph smith said we are going to try to elect him and hanging over this whole endeavor is this question of was he serious? there's no way he's going to win in there's no way anyone who was not -- is going to win and note third-party candidate ever won an election in the united states and wasn't going to happen. par

and tonight, with help from so many of you at home, miss martin's library now has 4,000 books, 350 students visiting. amy, serenity, henryy showing off their newest books. >> hi, david. >> reporter: tonight here, miss martin. >> it's important toeffort, bec grow a reader, they need books to read. >> reporter: and in california, heidi robinson bringing lesson plans door-to-door. the virtual hugs. >> give me a hug. >> big, big hug. >> reporter: nearly a year and a half later -- >> hi, david! >> reporter: she and the students are back. >> we are back in school full time, wearing masks, so wie all very safe. >> reporter: the elbow bumps and right there on the board, the post-it notes. each student writing down what they love. >> we are so incredibly happy to be back in school with challenges behind us and lots of hope ahead of us. >> bye, david! >> we are grateful to our teachers. and i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. announcer: building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> they have to check the lines it is worth because we lost her house in the fire. the outlook

so henry clay is a perennial candidate. martinvan buren, richard mentor johnson, lewis cass and john c calhoun. he writes each one the same letter essentially saying what would be your policy towards us as a people if you're elected? the implication being if you answer this right you have the mormon vote. nationwide but especially this consummate vote in illinois. only three response, cass and calhoun offer sympathy but the ultimate say the states' rights doctrine prevents us from doing anything and that's the way it should be. henry clay, and it really irritates joseph smith but perhaps even more, henry clay gives the most politician answer you can imagine. expresses sympathy and understanding this as i do want to go into the office making any promises. i don't want to be held to any statements i make in the campaign. that seems to irritate joseph smith even more. so in january of 1844 as the leaders of the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints meet in nauvoo and say what do we do? they say let's what an independent candida

mcginn >> thomas henry mcginnis >> michael gregory mcginty >> ann walsh mcgovern >> scott martin mcgoverncgowan >> francis noel mcguinn >> thomas f. mcguinness, jr. >> patrick j. mcguire >> thomas m. mchale >> keith david mcheffey >> ann m. mchugh >> denis j. mchugh iii >> dennis p. mchugh >> michael edward mchugh, jr. >> robert g. mcilvaine >> donald james mcintyre >> stephanie marie mckenna >> molly l. mckenzie >> barry j. mckeon >> evelyn c. mckinnedy >> darryl leron mckinney >> george patrick mclaughlin, jr. add to my beloved late husband, sean gordon corbett o'neill. beautiful sean, you are always with us through the eyes of your incredible daughter, and all around us, forever and eternal. >> and my cousin and best friend, lucia. lucy, it has been 20 years today that you are going. but those years will never erase the memories we shared. you are a special friend who cannot be replaced. our lives move on, but your happy memories are still with us. i am glad i am still in touch with your sister maria, your brother frank and our best friends. i love you and i really, really miss you. ci

eventually henry found out john door was leaving the justice department and he brought john door work on service corporation which is a business. john door, so it evolved. it became a model and martinking pointed to it as a model of the project run by the community and to a large extent it was not even in question but again needed to raise the money and get the support. there is a book on the side project but is certainly worth looking at. it's not perfect but it was an initiative, it was very well received. finding other ways these, community people hated to be involved in determining what they. >> great. i do have to ask what if questions. bobby kennedy is the great what if of the late 1960s. they advised against the speeches and he's committed down to this particular lot of white working-class voters and that was limited but the great what if of bobby kennedy, we could have kept the coalition. the white working class people. so people who are optimistic, they think he had that potential. i'm interested in your thinking, speculation about this what if question. are those people optimistic? are they misplaced? three does not have enough evidence? what to think about the great what

martin paul michelstein patricia e. mickley ronald d. milam peter teague milano gregory milanowycz lukasz tomasz milewski sharon christina millan corey peter miller craig j. miller douglas c. miller henrylfred miller, jr. joel miller michael matthew miller nicole carol miller philip d. miller robert alan miller robert cromwell miller, jr. benny millman charles m. mills, jr. ronald keith milstein robert j. minara william george minardi louis joseph minervino thomas mingione wilbert miraille domenick n. mircovich rajesh arjan mirpuri joseph d. mistrulli susan j. miszkowicz paul thomas mitchell richard p. miuccio jeffrey peter mladenik frank v. moccia, sr. louis joseph modafferi and my father. your strength continues to motivate us. may we continue to make you proud. we love you, we miss you. until we meet again. >> and to my father. he was the coolest guy on the block from his neighborhood in brooklyn. he was the best house dj the neighborhood ever saw. he taught me to be proud of my heritage and my blood and i will always charge forward with that. thank you. [applause] ♪ boyie mohammed dennis mojica manuel d. mojica, jr. kleber rolando molina manuel de jesus molina carl molinaro justin