and they built offices throughout the southwest with without ever auto with regard silverado lincoln savings and loan north american savings and loan and there's there were a thousand of them thousand bankers who had eventually cooked their books and were sent to jail. spawn the keating five scandal where one of them at lincoln savings and loan had paid so many contributions to senators to keep the feds out of doing the right thing it had cost three of those senators their job. one of them john john mccain survived but glenn was tarnished riegel was forced out of office cranston as well or an icon of california which was forced out of office. that's why that's a second problem a third problem is if you can see any they kind of seeing it seem right to be conceding here both arizona senators were involved that's where lincoln savings was was based. keating eventually did go to jail you know another problem that spills into the consumer area one way that redlining is confronted this is where bankers were drawing lines around certain areas low income or or black neighborhoods is to with each mor

and they built offices throughout the southwest with without ever auto with regard silverado lincoln savings and loan north american savings and loan and there's there were a thousand of them thousand bankers who had eventually cooked their books and were sent to jail. spawn the keating five scandal where one of them at lincoln savings and loan had paid so many contributions to senators to keep the feds out of doing the right thing that had cost three of those senators their job. one of them john john mccain survived but glenn was tarnished riegel was forced out of office cranston as well or an icon of california which was forced out of office. that's why that's a second problem a third problem is if you can see any they kind of seeing it seem right to be conceding here both arizona senators were involved that's where lincoln savings was was based. keating a benchley did go to jail and another problem that spills into the consumer area one way that redlining is confronted this is where bankers were drawing lines around certain areas low income or or black neighborhoods is to with each mortga

lincoln emphasized saving the union without emancipation. abolitionist elizabeth katie stanton wrote privately, i really blushed for my country when i read that message, but all of lincoln's messages have been the most namby-pamby order. despite the negative and condescending abolitionist reaction to lincoln during his first year in office, a few undertook direct efforts to persuade him to adopt emancipationist policies. these efforts continued during 1862 and presaged a more personal relationship between abolitionists and the president. key to this was a smithsonian institution lecture series that brought leading abolitionists to washington. lincoln met with some of these abolitionists at the white house. at these meetings, abolitionists in nearly all instances acted respectfully toward lincoln. he in turn treated them politely while suggesting that they had a limited and impractical point of view. the overall abolitionist estimation of lincoln improved when in april 1862 he signed a congressional measure to immediately end slavery in the di

in it lincoln emphasized saving the union without emancipation. elizabeth cady stanton wrote privately, "i blessed for my country when i read that message." but all of lincoln's messages have been the most namby-pamby order. despite such negative and condescending abolitionist reaction to lincoln during his first year in office, a few abolitionists undertook direct efforts to persuade him to adopt emancipationis policiest. duringolicies continued 1862. this was the smithsonian institution lecture series that brought leading abolitionists to washington. lincoln met with some of these abolitionists at the white house. at these meetings abolitionists and nearly all instances acted respectfully towards lincoln. he in turn treated them politely, while suggesting they had a limited and impractical point of view. the overall abolitionist estimation of lincoln improved when in april 1862, he signed a congressional measure to immediately end slavery and the district of columbia. during the following months abolitionists called on lincoln to issue an emancip

> reporter: her brother, rick, said the driver who hit his sister as she tried to cross lincoln drive likely saved her life. he immediately called for help. >> we're been informed that it will be 24-hour nursing care that she's going to need even after the rehabilitation. so it could be a year before she's even able to work again. >> reporter: it will be a long road to recovery for sheila especially without health insurance, rick is also using this fund raiser to raise awareness. >> the necessary city of having insurance. >> people reaching me from hawaii, canada, australia >> they plan to do whatever they can >> the world can't live without her. can't. >> reporter: the fund-raising does not stop today. if you want to get involved head to the website fox29.com and there you will find a link to a gofundme page. reporting from center city, jennifer joyce. >>> an ocean city man has been charged in connection with the approximately bronze grave marker vases. take a look here he is, his name is john white. staff members reported the missing vases on february 14th and after investigating, police believe

save for the future. in nebraska the lincoln journal star reports that hometown companies, nailnet and pinnacle bank have awarded tax reform bonuses to thousands of workers. nm ie warks the des moines -- in iowa, the des moines register utilities will pass along $170 million in tax reform savings to their customers. and acadia health care with operation fls my home state of kentucky announced tax reform will enable it to build additional facilities on the front lines of the opioid epidemic. this week vice president pence has been on the road hearing how tax reform is changing america's lives and livelihoods for the better. he visited all three of those states listening to workers and small business owners. it's interesting, though, the huge number of early tax reform success stories aren't getting the applause they deserve from over here on the other side of the aisle. every one of my democratic colleagues in the house and in the senate made the political calculation to vote along party lines and try to sink tax reform. every single one of them in the house and the senate. fortunately, those efforts fail

lincoln continued to insist even after he issued his emancipation proclamation, that his primary purpose was to save the union and restore the southern states with their rights unimpaired, except for slavery. his anti-slavery policy became part of his overarching strategy to save the union. won.ar first had to be by the fall of 1862 the military situation under general mcclellan's command, had no apparent end in sight. political situation for the republicans reflected the war weariness of the people. also, republicans were not aided politically by lincoln's preliminary emancipation proclamation and his suspension of the writ of habeas corpus in september. elections went against republicans though they retain control of congress by a small margin. opposition to the war, the militia draft and volunteering even aftery, mcclelland was replaced by general ambrose e burnside grew, the north seemed primed for the democrats to assume control. democratic leader horatio seymour, governor of new york, in a campaign denouncing republican policies, those supporting the war, increased the republican dismay. by de

lincoln, however, continued to insist, even after he issued his he emancipation proclamation that his primary purpose was to save the union and restore the southern states with their rights unimpaired except for io slavery. his anti-slavery policy became part of his overarching strategy to save the union. the war first had to be won. by the fall of 1862, the military situation largely unden general george bncht mcclellan's command, with no apparent end in sight. inevitably the dismalpolitical situation fort the republicans reflected the war wariness of the people. also, republicans were not aided politically by lincoln's preliminary emancipation proclamation and writ of habeus corpus in. september. they retained control of congress by a small margin than before. war and n to the volunteering for thesi army eve after mcclellan, seemed prime for the democrats to assume control soon. democratic leader hor a. tio seymouseymour. manywa republicans in congress d unhappily concluded thatin lincn was weak as a war leader and executive. though they acknowledged his good. intentions. >> they feared that republican attacks

lincoln, however, continued to insist even after he issued his emancipation proclamation that his primary purpose was to save the union and restore the southern states with their rights unimpaired, except for slavery. his anti-slavery policy became part of his overarching strategy to save the union. the war first had to be won, and by the fall of 1862, the military situation largely under george b. mcclellan's command, had become increasingly bleak with no apparent end in sight. inevitably, the disl political situation for the republicans reflected the war weariness of the people. and also, the republicans were not aided politically by the lincoln's preliminary emancipation proclamation and by his suspension of the writ of habeas corpus in september. and the fall elections went against the republicans and they retained control of the congress by a smaller margin than before. opposition to the war, the the militia draft, and volunteering for the army even after mcclellan was replaced by general ambrose e. burnside grew. the lower north seemed primed for the democrats to assume control soon. the democratic lea

years ago, it was a lot of money and the first thing he did was take me down to lincoln state bank to open up a saving account and i put that $30 in a savings account and that institution was there and from there, we had our first checking account, and from there, i knew that my dad had a relationship with his banker that would help him through some tough times when he needed a little bit of extra cash, help him through sometimes when he needed a car loan or whatever else it was and when we lose those local lenders, when we lose the ability of those local lenders to do business, that means that the opportunity for relationship banking is gone. what do i mean by that? i've told the stories many times in committee. when you're sitting with a smalltown banker, the guy comes in with a shoe box. that's how he has the receipts. he doesn't have a fancy cash flow statement or a fancy work plan, but you know this guy has never not paid a bill. he owes nobody any money, that's part of his character, that's who he is and he never cheats anyone. he fixes the plumbing and the furnace and stays fixed and doesn't as

book he comes to the conclusion that he is alongside washington, lincoln, franklin and roosevelt are the criteria being that they saved many people, and i think that is the best valuation is what do they do to free or safe people. obviously, there are afforded opportunities, but do you want those opportunities and do you want to take on the approach path hand or do you want to take on gorbachev and soviet union at the end of the cold war, do you want to take on the greatest army of george washington or take on the south and confront slavery head on, they are great challenges but they also rose to the occasion. ronald reagan to me is a compelling figure suis washington and franklin roosevelt. i wrote a book in the suburbs 1941 about the month of december from the civilian viewpoint coming out of the military but civilian viewpoint and i went through the diaries and henry stimson and all this and i came to appreciate how great a president franklin roosevelt was and without him and winston churchill, nazi germany never would have been defeated. they literally saved the world, these two men. so at some point you get beyon

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lincoln theater are known as three brave women. >> it's impossible to count how many lives they made better and how many lives they helped save. >>nvestigators believe that one of the lives they tried to save ended up taking theirs. when he returned to pathway home with a gun two weeks ago. >> this tragic event happened at their home. at our home. >> zach skiles is a graduate at the program. he spoke on hundreds of veterans that were touched by the pathway holm. >> every day, these women gave so much more than lip service. >> at the end of the memorial service, family were given an american flag. >> there's no playbook for what we are going through right now. i think we are going to close ranks a bit and hunker down and find a way to grieve. >> reporter: that is going to be very hard for this community. all the families are asking for privacy. reporting live in yountville. >> thank you, cheryl the family of jennifer golick chose to remember her in their own way. after golick was the clinical director of the pathway home, she is being remembered as a talented person that cared deeply about veterans suffering from post traumatic st

book he comes to the conclusion that he is alongside washington, lincoln, franklin and roosevelt are the criteria being that they savedmany people, and i think that is the best valuation is what do they do to free or safe people. obviously, there are afforded opportunities, but do you want those opportunities and do you want to take on the approach path hand or do you want to take on gorbachev and soviet union at the end of the cold war, do you want to take on the greatest army of george washington or take on the south and confront slavery head on, they are great challenges but they also rose to the occasion. ronald reagan to me is a compelling figure suis washington and franklin roosevelt. i wrote a book in the suburbs 1941 about the month of december from the civilian viewpoint coming out of the military but civilian viewpoint and i went through the diaries and henry stimson and all this and i came to appreciate how great a president franklin roosevelt was and without him and winston churchill, nazi germany never would have been defeated. they literally saved the world, these two men. so at some point you get beyond

the two branches of government to save the union and preserve constitutional government was too important for a rupture to occur in the relationship. although lincoln recognized the flaws in his method of management, he never really corrected them. an exception was his consideration of the west virginia statehood bill passed a few days after his meeting with the caucus committee. the president asked and secured the approval in writing of his cabinet members to the bill which he then signed. he continued, however, the disconcerting and irregular practice of depending on individual members of the cabinet and old party hacks as navy secretary wells characterized him. >> only three of us had a cabinet meeting today. they were absent, as usual, without cause. >> seward said every day, when there is a cabinet meeting and an hour on cabinet days. as stanton does not go to the president, the president goes to him. thurston, who is now treasury secretary, frets because there are no cabinet consultations and stays away according to wells. seward never forgot the president's support of him in cabinet crisis of 1862 nor did lincoln ever have cause to question

lincoln theater are known as three brave women. jennifer golick, christine loeber and jennifer gonzalez. >> it's impossible to count how many lives they made better and how many lives they saved jr investigators believe one of the lives they tried to save ended up taking theirs when he returned to pathway home with a gun two weeks ago. >> this tragic event happened at their home. at our home. >> reporter: zach is a graduate of the program. he spoke on behalf of hundreds of veterans touched by pathway home. >> every day these women gave so much more than lip service. >> reporter: at the end of the memorial service family members were given an american flag to honor the three women. >> there's no playbook for what we're going through right now. i think we're going to close ranks a little bit, hunker down, and find a way to grieve. >> reporter: cheryl hurd, "today in the bay." >>> happening today, a santa clara county judge aaron persky will try to stop the recall effort against him. persky is taking the matter to an appeals court in san jose today. he is challenging a lower court ruling that sided with county and state officials allowing that recall to move forward. the per key

lincoln. the plane was submerged in three feet of water and the man got out and stood on top till rescuers arrived. he was flying low when striking the power lines and landing in the water saved his life. >> had he had a hard landing, could have been worse. severely broken left ankle, deviated lesting and will abrasions -- left ang ankle and abrasions and burns on his face. >>> russian hill will become the city's next park. the 4.5-acre site near bay and larkan streets. the reservoir was decommissioned in the 1940s. there's a sprawling lawn, playground, and dog park. price tag: $25 billion. a local nonprofit raising money to pay for it. if it all goes to plan, could open as early as next summer. >>> time now is 4:47. let's get a check of the forecast. >> you said dog park. it'll all be for them. >> all right, forecast today, getside and enjoy the outdoors. that's what i suggest. tomorrow it'll be wet and it'll be a very wet week in fact. right to it, great view of the bay bridge this morning. we have clear skies out there so does feel cool then this shot i love because of course you can see pretty far out, not necessarily noticing fog across can fran and a -- san francisco an

save herself destruction. they used the monitor to sell clothes, to sell absolutely everything. she is become a celebrity. 1500 proposals came in to president lincoln from mailbox, coming up with ideas for how virginia could be conquered, some by improving her, sometimes by other vessels. dear sir,tion -- since the rebels' merrimack proved herself to be such a powerful agent of mischief and destruction, i've been posited cut to taking some plan by which she may be sunk and destroyed. in fact, what he was planning was essentially a steam powered onll that would be placed the monitor in the monitor would go up to the virginia and drill a hole in her hull. it looked good on paper. so by the early spring of 1862, the monitor was a tourist attraction. where would come on board the officers were tired of seeing the same thing over and over again with some many docents in the museum. in fact, one said he wanted to produce a guidebook for the monitor and each visitor. however, there was one set of isitors that arrived that believe everyone on board the monitor would know or talk to. is the confederates went through to yorktown and general mcclellan turned

saving the sierra snowpack. will this week's storms be enough to put us near normal levels and keep us away from another drought? >>> a heavier downpour right now approaching alameda near lincoln avenue. this will move into oakland throughout the next 45 minutes. we're tracking more with storm ranger and mobile doppler radar and several more chances of rain coming up in nine minutes. sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to eczemaexposed.com to learn more. yountville veterans home shooting >>> you're looking at the three lives lost in napa county as the investigations into the yountville veterans home shooting continues. one of the key questions is why officers and deputies waited more than seven hours before moving in to try and end the hostage situation. officers finally did go in, found the three hostages and gunman dead, and they likely had been dead since mid-mo

saved from that plant. and now, the election campaign, douglassanted -- wanted to campaign for lincoln. but the republican party, tainted with this brand of emancipation, begins to back away. this happens in politics, we all know this. republicans begin to shy away from saying they are the party of abolition, because the democrats are kelly rigged them -- democrats are pillorying them with the most white supremacist campaign in history, until the next one. which was 1868, which was worse. they called abraham lincoln the first.icanus they called him the miscegenation or in chief. word of miscegenation, or race mexico, was invented in november of 1864 by "the new that the republican party was running a miscegenation campaign, that its ultimate goal was race mixing. theyhey put out cartoons, put out lithographs of miscegenation balls being held in northern cities. so you have got to -- you have got a scared republic. seward, lincoln's secretary of state, publicly backed away from abolition and said, that may just be a matter of what the courts decide. that's always a resort for some politi

anyway, he's saved from that plan but now the election campaign. douglass wanted to campaign for lincoln but the republican party now painted again with its brand of emancipation, begins to back away. this is what happens in politics. we all know this. the republicans begin to sort of shy away from saying they're the party of abolition because the democrats are pillorying them with the most white supremacist, racist campaign ever run in american history until the next one. which was 1868, which was worse. they called abraham lincoln abraham africanos the first. they invented the term, we believe the very word race mixing was invented in the winter of 1864 in this claim by a democratic newspaper, "the new york world" that the republican party was running such a campaign, that its ultimate goal was race mixing. they put out cartoons, they put out lithographs of balls being held in northern cities. so you got kind of a scared -- even william h.seward publicly backed away from abolition and said that may be just a matter of what the courts decide. that's always a resort for some politicians.

the first thing he did, he took me down to lincoln state bank to open up a savings account and i put that $30 into a savings account. and that institution was there and from there we had our first checking account. and from there i knew that my dad had a relationship with his banker that would help him through some tough times when he needed a little bit of extra cash, help him through some times when he needed a car loan or whatever else it was. and when we lose those local lenders, when we lose the ability of those local lenders to do business, that means that the opportunity for relationship banking is gone. what do i mean by that? i've told this story many times in committee. you're sitting and you're the small town banker. a guy comes in and maybe he has a shoe box. that's all the receipts. he doesn't have a fancy cash flow statement. he doesn't have a fancy work plan. but you know this guy's never not paid a bill. he owes nobody any money. that's part of his character. that's who he is. and he never cheats anyone. he fixes the plumbing. he fixes the furnace and it stays fixed a

lincoln, saying that people who could have been innocent, their human rights were being violated. guy, and iad a forgot his name, but he was playing andrew johnson as well. like you say, one vote saved him. the reason why that one vote saved him was his brother-in-law cut deals. andrew johnson was able to take his own personal wealth, given to his brother-in-law, and his brother-in-law was able to influence certain people. the movie is good. it's called "copperheads." mr. rosen: that's a great question. what was bingham's relationship with the copperheads? mr. magliocca: not friendly. he basically called them traitors and gave these fiery speeches in congress. foridn't have much sympathy those who were sort of antiwar, you might say, during the civil war. mr. rosen: our goal at the national constitution center is for everyone to read the constitution and educate yourself about it. i can't think of a better way of educating yourself about the 14th amendment then reading this spectacular book. [applause] mr. rosen: thank you all for coming. he will be signing books. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, whi

savings salve. is notorious for an ability to depression were two sides of the same coin. laughter was a therapeutic antidote to the grievous, low spirits to which he was prone. lincoln explained, if it were not for the stories, jokes, jess, i should die. they give vent. they are fence of my moods in my gloom. humor also served as a means of self-deprecation and subtle attack. like many successful and reflective humorous, lincoln knew how to win over an audience by self-mockery, taking a joke at his own expense. it gave rise to a yarn that as he was splitting rails, he found himself looking down the gun barrel of a passerby who explained that he had promised to shoot the first man he met who was uglier than himself. getting a good look at the man's whilelincoln remarked bearing his chest, if i am uglier than you, then blaze away. this kind of humor encourage people to see him as a natural artifice, able to engage on equal terms with ordinary farmers and laborers. his habit of self-deprecation help to enlist an audience on the side of the underdog. throughout his political wrestling with douglas, he regularly assume the identity of a modest provincial facing the thedw

lincoln county, oklahoma, with how many schools switched to a four-day workweek to make up for the pay. omar, good morning. >> good morning. the white rock school moved to four-day schedule in 2016 to save to save that much, but they did notice there were more experienced teachers applying for jobs here. we also went to another school district that moved to the four-day week, and they are selling that to teachers as a job perk. teaching second grade outside of oklahoma city, although teachers in her state make some of the lowest wages in the country, she loves working a shortened four-day schoolwork. >> how has your quality of life changed? >> it has allowed that weekend time with my family. but i also really truly feel like it has made me a better teacher, by being purposeful and looking at time management. >> 210 of the state schools operate on a four-day schedule. many stay at home parents we spoke to in this community endorsed the shortened week. >> it's just that extra day, i feel like i have a whole entire day with my kids. >> we should not encourage this. >> but state superintendent of instruction worries about the long-term impact on students. oklahoma's public school system req