the gentleman from louisiana. mr. higgins: i encourage my colleagues to support this bill and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 9596. those in favor, say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from louisiana seek recognition? mr. higgins: i move the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 5301 as amended. the clerk: a bill to amend title 31 united statescode to require agencies to include a list of duplicative requiernlts and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from louisiana, mr. higgins and the gentleman from maryland, mr. raskin, each will control 20 minutes. mr. higgins: i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on this measure. the speaker pro tempore

circuit judge blocks louisiana from requiring schools to post the 10 commandments in classrooms that the fight over the state law isn't over. could the legal battle of the commandments in classrooms go all the way to the supreme court again? >>> and some online pharmacies reporting surging sales. why? . there's a women are bracing for a second strong term by stockpiling emergency contraceptives. following these stories and more coming in right here to cnn news central. >>> this hour, the picks are coming in fast. president-elect donald j. trump continues to build his foreign policy team announcing key players in his new administration. he appointed florida congressman mike waltz as his new national security advisor. staunch trump ally. he has a combat decorated green beret and a vocal critic of the biden administration withdraw from afghanistan. trump announced his nominating former arkansas governor mike huckabee as u.s. ambassador to israel , and we are learning trump is expected to name some of his top campaign advisers as his new deputy chiefs of staff. kristin holmes has been wo

the attorney general of louisiana vowed to immediately appeal the decision. so it could eventually end up at the u.s. supreme court, which could have been the goal to begin with since they have a conservative majority. >> in 60 seconds the mystery over a missing kayaker, the husband and father, now a shocking new twist in the case. we will tell you about it after this. my symptoms got worse over time. my eye doctor explained the root

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i'm from the state of, louisiana, north louisiana. and of course, i most of my time in shreveport and grambling, louisiana. i in school i went uncle sam and found out i was 18 years old and uncle sam said that, i need you. so i was drafted into the armed forces from grambling, louisiana. and of course, i was in high school at that time. well, where did you go to basic training and how did you relate to that. oh, my basic training was in the peoria illinois. and of course, i was with laundry quartermaster the laundry company. and of course, we did, i guess about. maybe two thirds of our training in peoria. the rest of it was done in europe before d-day or what kind of training did you go through? did you go through regular army training? i assume? yes, during our regular training period indoors, we kind of followed the routine rotc. and of course, then, of course, we were introduced to our unit where we had to serve and we were taught in the laundry company and the that the soldiers would come off the they'd come back to us and get a s

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we leave louisiana on the deep south and head for hi. here in the midwest, access to abortion has been sharply limited since the supreme court decision, but it's still positive. people like this kemp outside this clinic and dates and wanting to persuade women to not pass football oceans actually right now the clinic even has security. and because of people protesting outside numbers. so what as election comes, you'll see more and more people doing that. dr. catherine romano has, has been carrying out abortions here in ohio since 2013 analysis. many people coming from other states. i think that's the intention of a lot of these laws so that people will be confused that people will be scared and that there will be less of portions. we see patients from georgia, alabama, arkansas, texas crossing state lines to get health care is incredibly stigmatizing. an abortion is a lonely decision as it is. so i think people who might have told a friend or a family member, if they were staying at home for their care, maybe are less likely to do so if t

florida, louisiana and south carolina. those canvasing boards were controlled by republicans. and republicans were very worried that ang southern democrats, former confederates, white southerners would use violence to somehow alter the outcome or influence the counting of the votes. both parties realized that this was effectively a partizan operation, and so both parties would immediately sent armies of lawyers to these states where they could collect affidavits, they could file briefs, they could challenge returns that they viewed as suspect, where maybe there was some sort of fraud or suspicious activity going on. and the catch was that all of this had to be done, all of this vote counting had to be finished before the electoral college was required to meet on december sixth. so the election is november 7th. the electoral college meets on december 6th. and you have a lot of questions in each of tse three southern states. and it was clear there was a lot of fraud going on. we know for certain that white southerners use extensive violence and intimidation and effectively a cam

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however, due to louisiana's restrictive abortion loss, i was denied the cure that i desperately need. then stephen public was their situation and got funding with the help of the bridge of the lines, an organization which offers practical support for people who need an abortion. she traveled 1400 miles to clinic in manhattan, new york for the procedure. you know, having to leave your kids, leaving your family behind, just to access fundamental health care and going to a foreign place where i don't know anybody you know, like it was one of the scariest things of my life. and i was emotion and the entire time, like on a plane at the clinic, she stablished the foundation in her own name to support others facing similar situations. as we leave louisiana on, the deep south and test for hi here in the midwest, access to abortion has been sharply limited since the supreme court decision. but it's still possible people like this come outside this clinic and dates and wanting to persuade women to not pass football oceans actually right now the clinic even has security because of people protest

so i remember vividly standing in the co hospital room here in baton rouge, louisiana. my doctor walked in and he said this is the worst case scenario. they normally die in utero. but if he or she makes it through birth and he or she would die within minutes. so he recommended an abortion to alternately protect my health . however, due to louisiana's restrictive abortion loss, i was denied the carrier that i desperately need. then stephen public was their situation and got funding with the help of the bridge of the lines, an organization which offer as practical support for people who need an abortion. she traveled 1400 miles to clinic in manhattan, new york for the procedure. you know, having to leave your kids, leaving your family behind just to access fundamental health care and going to a foreign place where i don't know anybody. um you know like it was one of the scariest things of my life. and i was in motion and the entire time, like on a plane at the clinic. she stablished the foundation in her own name to support others facing similar situations to relieve loui

i think he's in louisiana, but we didn't come across that many officers. i have to say. so some. yeah, 16, 17 is young for an officer but you know, quite a few in the early teens. yeah. yeah. i'm not sure we can answer any better than that. we, you know, we weren't specifically looking at rank and age actually. okay. thank you so much. thanks. right. the place just outside the virginia cape of the year, 18 seven, an american frigate academy has been on and boarded for are taken off the chesapeake, the british ship leopard and pressed into english naval service. but britain at war with france face the conqueror of europe napoleon bonaparte english a off american ports ready to seize vessels and cargo destined for france. and the united states was expanding. louisiana purchase in 1803 had doubled the size of a young the mississippi was now open to its mouth down the western rivers went pioneers. but the british hold on the forts in the northwest territory gave them control of the lakes and of the indians in the area. latterly, the american wanted the british to get out their spokes

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[applause] i also agree to you on behalf of louisiana from shreveport, louisiana, as i serve as directorkiok radio station in shreveport, not only as koka radio station but founder of the national association of gospel radio. -- i am so glad to have our interim national president here, would you please stand? we are thankful for him and his leadership. i want to share this with you and we will have an opening prayer. i'm honored to serve on the board of directors for the gospel industry coalition under the leadership of our president, dr. theresa harrison jackson, and our vice president don jackson with central city productions. they wanted me to share that in 2008, the late representative sheila jackson lee of houston, texas introduced an official resolution passed by the u.s. congress designating september as gospel music heritage month. the passage of this resolution each year has marked a significant milestone in the recognition of gospel music influence on american culture. today gospel music and -- our first cousins. it doesn't matter who is the oldest, we come from the same lineag

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black men from louisiana black men from baton rouge. and if somebody else lies and then the cops decide, okay, well, guy, lie a couple of weeks ago. so we're not going to let that one pass. what are we talking about? the only time that people are actually held to that standard is when they are black, is when they are a woman. because if one woman has a claim of sexual assault or something and it's true, it is not true, then okay well, the cops don't have to do it the next time. no it's less to do with the cops. >> her house has a lot to do with the court of public opinion. people are less likely to take things seriously when all these accusations. >> george floyd was killed in front of the entire world. and you watched the knee on his neck, and you still had documentaries talking points, all kinds of things that tried to exonerate derek chauvin. it don't matter what they see so there's no way that you can be good enough or clean enough or true enough. it don't matter. >> and these kinds of things, i mean, to to your point about how this

todd graves, the chicken finger bandit of louisiana. you made billions of dollars selling chicken fingers to people in my state we need the money. we need it now. todd, help us do it now. we've supported you for years. bail us out please. we're going to lose go ahead. >> mike man, i'm so glad we're talking about sports. so mine is completely different. i think that every kid in high school or middle school should play a sport or be in a team activity in order to graduate. i learned from a football coach i coach with, he said to the team on the very first day, you win with grace and you lose with dignity and we've lost that in this country that you should be able to shake the hand of your opponent when the game is nfl and i'm a miami hurricane. we lost to georgia tech. it was a disappointing but after the game was over, the players embraced. >> and thank you for watching news night cnn's coverage continues next >> tonight on 362 big pieces of breaking news on the first big setback for

the moisture could make it to louisiana >> still nerve-racking for a lot of folks. alyssa rafah, thank you. >>> former trump attorney rudy giuliani has yet to turn over his valuables as punishment for defaming two election workers in georgia in 2020. what happens if he does not? we will discuss his case and whether the election of president-elect donald trump could have an impact at all, of next. >>> special counsel jack smith is now publicly indicating he is getting ready to wind down the january 6th criminal case against president-elect donald trump. in court filing, he says he is assessing how to move forward as the president-elect prepares to return to the white house. kaelin and has more. >> reporter: is beginning the end of the federal criminal case against president-elect donald trump related to the 2020 reelection. the special counsel's office that has been prosecuting that case in court, in washington, d.c., they went to the trial judge, tanya chutkan , and they said we want to wipe away all of the deadlines and stop the work that is being done on this case

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baton rouge, the louisiana state capital, perched on the banks of the mississippi. three blocks off the river on a chilly thursday night, a criminal defense lawyer was working late, drafting a writ for the big murder trial starting monday. when did the killer take her? sometime after 8 o'clock was the best guess. the news led next morning's early drive. i hear on a local news station, they interrupt to say that there is a downtown murder in a law office. dennis murphy (voiceover): attorney prem burns was on her way into work. which, of course, alerts me. initially, my gosh, it's an attorney. dennis murphy (voiceover): the office, now strung with yellow crime scene tape, belonged to an up-and-comer named chiquita tate, a local woman just a few years out of law school, but already making a name for herself in the competitive pads and helmets arena of litigation and criminal defense. she had recently won a half million dollar jury verdict. that's pretty awfully good for somebody out such a short time. [soft music] dennis murphy (voiceover): chiquita was one of seven. h

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and being in country music, johnny cash had a special connection to my home state of louisiana. shreveport, louisiana is my hometown, is just north of the just south of the arkansas state line. my buddies from new orleans can accuse me of being a south arkansan, but that's that's another thing. shreveport is famous. the cash family probably knows for the louisiana hayride where johnny cash and the tennessee two regularly performed. one of the most famous shows in the history of the hayride was on new year's eve, 1955. the lineup was, listen to this, elvis presley, johnny horton, george jones, david houston with special guests. johnny cash and the tennessee two. ticket prices were $0.60 for adults, $0.30 for children. and little did that audience know what a great deal they got that day. and thanks to the help from the hayride, historians, they were able to find me a photo of johnny cash performing that night. new year's eve, 1955. this is him at the hayride. you won't be able to see it, but on tv you can look at this later. it's really neat there on the stage. there. and then lo

the law would make all louisiana public classrooms display the commandments by january 1st. let's bring in cnn's isabella gonzalez to explain the story. >> reporter: pamela, hello. this was passed by the state's gop dominated legislator and signed into law juneteenth. it would have required the commandments to be displayed in all public classrooms, as you mentioned, by january 1st. now, this federal judge has put out a really, temporarily blocking this law by granting her luminary injunction . he has ruled that the law's quote, unconstitutional on its face, and upon its of the law are likely to win their case, plaintiffs are likely to win their case because it violates their first amendment. this marks a victory for opponents that have argued, it is unconstitutional to display the 10 commandments in classrooms, because it is promoting one religion, which is against the establishment clause of the constitution that says, congress can make no law respecting an establishment unrelated. supporters have argued, the 10 commandments goes beyond religion, that the document is histor

well immediately after that, louisiana's attorney general says she plans to appeal. this court likely to go to the u.s. court of appeals to the fifth circuit, one of the nation's more conservative courts. >>> and sorry kids, or maybe you're welcome. lunchables will no longer be on school lunch menus across the country. kraft heinz announced it will remove the meal kits because of low demand. "consumer reports" tested the school version of these meal kits and found extremely high levels of sodium. even higher levels in the school kits than those sold at grocery stores. >>> oscar winning actor, denzel washington, revealing there may be a new "black panther" film in the works. revealing that even before marvel has plans for a third installability. the new movie, denzel washington says the film's director is writing a part for him. washington also talked about his future acting plans, saying that he doesn't know how many more films he's got in him, and he's going to make it matter. so he wants to be selective about his remaining projects and choosing roles he hasn't done

and being in country music, johnny ch had a speal connection to my home state of louisiana.hreveport, louisiana is my hometown, is just noh of the arc, just uth of the arkansas state line. my buddies from new orleans can accuse me of being a south arkansan, but that's tha's another thing. shreveports famous. the cash family probably knows for the louisiana hayride where johnny cash and the tennessee two regularly performed. one of the most famous shows in thhistory of the hayride was on new year's eve, 1955. the lineup was, listen to this, elvis presley, johnny horton, george jones, david houston wh special guests. johnnyash and the tennessee to ticket prices were $0.60 for adults, $0.30 for children and little did that audience know what areat deal they got that day. and than to the help from the haide, historians, they were able to find me a photo of johnny ch performing that night, new ye's eve, 1955. this is him at theayride. you won't be able to see it, but on tv you can lo at this later. it's really neat there on the stage. there. and then look at this. ey found this p

here to react is louisiana senator bill cassidy. he's the top republican on the senate health education labor and pensions committees that released a scathing report accusing the biden-harris administration of failing to secure the border leading to the exploitation of migrant children. senator, thank you so much for joining us. what can you do about this? do you believe that trump's warnings will move the needle? >> absolutely, i think they will move the needle. just to speak a little bit about the report. we all know the biden-harris administration 10 million people crossed the border illegally. they got overwhelmed with the number of unaccompanied minors. now the fact that a two-year-old is unaccompanied is not true. but still, somehow it comes across as unaccompanied and they just at some point were overwhelmed they began to process people without vetting the sponsors they were releasing the child to. some of the children were exploited. either in hazardous working conditions or sexually exploited. some of the contractors hired

our friends and family down in louisiana, oakdale, louisiana, to be specific.hey're dealing with this flooding, copious amounts of rain, we're talking up to 8 inches of rain in some parts of louisiana. a lot of this has to do with the fact these systems tapped into that tropical moisture from tropical storm rafael, and that has just inundated parts of louisiana and mississippi. as we head through the remainder of the day, we could see 1 to 3 inches locally, 6 inches is possible. be extremely careful with that risk for flash flooding. that's a look at the forecast across the country. let's see what's going on in your neighborhood. >> somara: and that's a look at your local forecast. my friends, i throw it back to you. >> janai: all right. somara, thank you so much. >>> now to women's college basketball. the season under way with its first weekend games. abc's morgan norwood is here, morgan, good morning to you. morgan, i know you're excited. >> reporter: many of us are still on a high from last season when we had caitlin clark, angel reese. they've gone pro at t

. >> the case is ongoing in louisiana. the legal fight over a law requiring the ten commandments be displayed in public school classrooms has been temporarily blocked. why is religion in schools such a flashpoint? right now? >> well, i think one issue is because for republicans, it's it's an issue that mobilizes the base. >> mark jones, a political science professor at rice university trump's push for christianity in schools. we will support bringing back prayer to our schools. and his influence could help spread the bluebonnet curriculum to other states across the country especially since the bluebonnet learning curriculum is open source. >> it's something that other states could adopt relatively quickly and relatively easily, and it's free. >> but like similar efforts in other states, this one too, is expected to end up in the courts and at least one advocacy organization says that it has attorneys ready for the legal fight. here's a statement from the americans united for separation of church and state quote, we urge al

and this is the same pattern and practice that's used in southern louisiana and other places.t is, if there are civilians that somehow host or allow guerrillas to flourish, they will suffer as a result of that. and that in particular, the guerrillas themselves receive no quarter that they're going to be executed. and labor will, of course, put this into formal law in general orders number 100 in response to this, the union generates what we would call today a counter insurgency strategy. right, a broad based military strategy designed to suppress guerrillas. and doing so does escalate the violence to which those guerrillas are exposed. and it certainly creates more vulnerability for civilians. so we're going to see, certainly in missouri and in kentucky, as well as other theaters over 1862, in 1863, the arrest of civilians, those who are suspected of being bushwhackers or of sympathetic to those. the hostage taking happens on both sides and even banishment, full banishment of people from their own communities for participating in or supporting an irregular war. the the previou

>> last week, in louisiana, there was a challenge to a louisiana law that requires the 10 commandmentsayed in public schools or classrooms. a judge in louisiana enjoyed that law said, it clearly violated accidents precedents, demanding separation of church and state. that case is on fast track to the supreme court. it is going to go to the fifth circuit. we already know about the fifth circuit, the lead before the supreme court. we have a number of fifth circuit judges auditioning to be the replacement for justice alito, or justice thomas when they decide to step down and from there, it will likely go to the supreme court and everyone understands that challenge to the law will be geared to the vehicle for overruling cases like gold versus metallic of the 1960s era case that basically said, you can't have school prayer. this is all happening. you have the oklahoma public school superintendent going on to have a bible, a trump bible in every classroom. these are very clearly targeted at challenging the lying line between church and state, ultimately city cases to the federal courts where

it is the economic engine of louisiana. it is the economic engine of taurus in louisiana, 20 million come to new orleans. we love it. we enjoy hosting people and events. we are in a red cut republican state. i'm independent, so does not bother me, but i know it bothers in most cases. when i look at what states kamala harris won, she won california, oregon, washington on the west coast. then she won except for michigan and wisconsin but she won the great lakes states. she won the northeast. even up to the mid-atlantic. those are heavy economic producing states, but if you look at jon tester who lost in montana, they receive federal funding. they receive more federal aid than they pay in taxes and many of those red states except maybe florida and texas are in a similar predicament with west virginia receiving more in federal funding than it pays in taxes. so the economic engines -- you look at red states like atlanta in georgia. atlanta is the economic engine of georgia. he look at houston. host: let's hear from laura in mass

, and if you look in the louisiana census, there are a bunch of franks. i don't know how they are related to us, but there are a bunch of franks listed in the louisiana census starting in the 1800s. thank you for your question. >> dr. greene , think you for a very enlightening presentation. i would like to know, i mean, you said your uncle related a lot of the story to you, but your grandfather, while he was alive, did he speak much about it, and did he kind of spark an interest in you in learning more about what came before him? >> i think what he did as he sparked an interest in the fact that he was not from america. but he was from a place called nova scotia and none of my friends do and that was and i used to like to brag about that. i have people from nova scotia, and they were like where is that at. that is what intrigued me the most. i got the information, though, about their military service and the military tradition from my uncle ben. my uncle ben was the one that afforded me and gave me all of that information. he was amazing about giving me th

down crass cross parts of louisiana -- across parts of louisiana, a level 4 out of 4.you've got to be watching this one really carefully. this will slightly move towards the east tomorrow but get ready for an all day long slog. 6-8 en. s of rain. pete, back to you. pete: a new movie tells the true stir of a 12-year-old's journey to survive in the wilderness by himself. the film's director and producer join us next. over in the mornin. ha ha. haha! uhh, hank! switch to mucinex nightshift to relieve your cold & flu symptoms. uh oh! both help you get to sleep. mucinex is uniquely formulated to leave your system faster, so you wake up ready to go. going to work groggy? nope. try mucinex nightshift and feel the difference. it's comeback season. ♪ ♪ >>'s todd? where is he? >> he got away from us. we lost him in the fog. >> with's your brother? -- where's your brother? pete: it's the incredible true story of a 12-year-old boy who must fight to stay alive during his9-day adventure lost in the backwoods of maine. the producer of lost on a mountain in maine, dick boyle, and the