in his household are his .hildren, who are now adults his daughters, as well as a grandson. newsom is a small farmer. this is not a plantation setting. this is not a large scale enterprise. at most in 1850, he owned five enslaved people in addition to celia. by 1860, he will own just celia and one other, a man named george we will meet later. he is typical in missouri. he makes his way as a subsistence farmer, raising crops and foodstuffs for his family, but also livestock. there is some suggesttion he is also a producer -- there is some suggestion he is also a producer of whiskey. but celia arise not to do agricultural work, not to do farm labor, but she comes to do domestic labor in the house, but part of what we know it's over the next five years she will become regularly and frequently 's sexualt of newsom assaults. newsom will build a small cabin for celia 60 paces from his home. 60 paces. far away, but not too far away, as we will learn, for him to visit regularly. she will come to live there, herself, with then one and another child that she will bear. children that w

we had some unaccompanied .hildren at the border it may not get fixed in the timeframe of the news cycle, but it gets fixed. hope, as we i reflect on the new year, this should generate some confidence. america knows how to solve wereems and when we together, we can't be stopped. and now i am to go on vacation. ahalo.l [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> president obama wrapping up his last conference of 2014, 52 minutes. we want to find out what you thought. a quick reminder, we will show this again at 9:10 p.m. eastern here on c-span. have -- by the way, we have posted a news conference on facebook and twitter. president began talking about the economy, his changes in immigration policy in the recent announcement this week on a change in relations with the country of cuba. and among the first questions he was asked about the fbi report today that the country of north the hacking at sony entertainment. the president was asked whe

raise his voice and too an and bang on that podium as he is standing up for working families and .hildren and our country and the poor speaker tries to gavel him down. but never, never, never has anyone been able to gavel down to george miller and what he has to do for this congress. long live your memory, george read along with your legacy. and may you continue to inspire all of us to do better. >> mr. speaker, i am pleased to from to our new colleague the, charisma jared huffman, 1.5 minutes. >> i think the gentlelady and i also rise to join my colleagues in honoring ketones of the all-time greats of the united states congress -- two of the all-time greats of the united states congress. these two will go down in history as some of the most able policymakers, intellectual engines, and progressive champions in the history of the house of representatives. people around this country benefit everyday from their work in this body, from the clean air and clean water that we have because of their work, to human , tots and workers rights education and consumer safety, to public land protections,

some say it is not your children being profiled, not your .hildren born suspect but i simply say to youild in your arms, if you have ever held a baby in your arms, you know is notild's name democrat or republican. by theld is not called name of the urban league or naacp. that child's name is owned by god. every child matters. we march together because we care about our children. when i came to the naacp, my asngest son was the same age emmett when he was killed. my oldest son was 17 years of age, the same age as trayvon martin when he was killed. i march because of my children. we march because of our children. we stand together because of our children. afternoon,o you this as we march, let us be mindful of that great freedom. lift every voice and sing. ring with a harmony of liberty, let our rejoicing rise. as there-sound loud roaring sea. let us march on, let us march on, let us march on until victory is won every child and every citizen and every person that is a member of this republic. let us march for our children. [applause] up theing to now bring legal arm of this demonstration.

that i'm very dealey, attacks accommodating and with the right kinds of resources for family and hildren if you would answer those questions, mr. secretary. >> yes, ma'am. he current daca program is for those who have been here since almost 2007, which is seven years, over seven kwraerlgs. been here over seven years come under age 16 and born after 1981. revised the criteria by rolling back the cutoff from 2007 to 2010. we removed the birthday post-1981 to any time and made the eligibility period three ary years instead of two years. facility we o the are opening in texas i have sent staff, my own lawyers, down there to ensure the for tions are adequate family units and it is something enseuring.ted to ensuring much >> and they have rounded up eople who are no threat to the united states? >> i support the goal of secure communities. the goal is to get at criminals in removal.be put t was becoming legally and politically controversial. mayors and governors signing laws and executive orders law biting their enforcement from working with ours on this. o i want a fresh start so we can better

others were immigrant hildren.t is not just the elite backgrounds. >> you may remember that president nixon tried to put someone on the court. when the man was defeated because he was demonstrably unqualified to sit on any court, a senator from nebraska ommented, everybody is entitled to representation on court, even mediocre eople. mediocre people don't get into arvard and yale. i think when politicians go looking for people to nominate, they have some stars in their eyes about the elite schools. they seldom get beyond that. >> i am wondering if you guys see any cases coming down the pipeline where there could be a conflict between religion and ecularism. >> i don't know. there has been one case so far which has been about religious accommodation. the length of a present our's weird. whether arkansas has to accommodate a muslim prisoner who wants to grow a beard because his religion dictates that. it was an interesting case. partly because, unlike some of he ones we had last term, theo obama administration was on