such as the agent in lynchburg. the officials were ordered to bind out the child in any case where the parents received government support. for those parents who are unhappy with each other they looked to the bureau to assist them as well. merry wind murder turned to the freedmen's court the father, to whom she wasn't married to, wanted to keep the children to in -- to secure an indenture for them. he said he offered to take her back since the war but she refused to live with me. mary fought back, exclaiming that john had never done anything for me. she went on, saying i could not live with him if he was always drunk and worthless. she went on to say that he did nothing for the children. they went their separate ways and that the children are all the support i have. i had worked hard to raise these children. i do not know what would become of me if they were taken away from me. the court affirmed that she would retain custody of the children and that their father had no claim to them whatsoever. and another case in

agent in lynchburg. the officials were ordered to bind out the child in any case where the parents received government support. for those parents who are unhappy with each other they looked to the bureau to assist them as well. murder turned to the the father, tot whom she wasn't married to, wanted to keep the children to in -- to secure an indenture for them. mary fought back, exclaiming that john had never done anything for me. she went on, saying i could not live with him if he was always strong can add worthless. say he dide on to nothing for the children. and that the children are all the support i have. i had worked hard to raise these children. i do not know what would become of me if they were taken away from me. her father has no claim to them whatsoever. staten her case in wrote on the half of daniel collins regarding his wife, hannah. in august of 1868 she is still not home. received a reply that hannah had become the wife of a different man in manchester. collins wanted to know what he could

she's in lynchburg, virginia. caller: hello. host: you're on the air. go ahead. caller: oh, ok. i just wanted to say that i'm grad that mr. ryan has decided to do this because i feel he's a peacemaker. that's what he's trying to do is bring the congress together and that makes me feel very happy there's someone there who wants to bring everyone into an understanding with each other so they can speak together and not be so partisan. that's why i think he volunteered and i think he's giving up a lot by leaving the other office that he held and this nation is very happy that he'd be willing to sacrifice that much. i'm sure there's a lot of people that would disagree with at but that's just how i feel. host: bloomberg saying that the republicans poised to nominate ryan and speaker. voting under way. independents line. hello there. caller: hi. i think paul ryan may be ok, but i had the feeling that establishment was not satisfied with those that wanted to be speaker and they began pushing for paul ryan. and i did not like the way that has happened. i think it's unfair and i think it'

the service starts monday on trains traveling from boston to lynchburg, newport news, and norfolk, virginia. between boston and brunswick maine too. travelers can bring one cat and one dog in the carrier, total weight can't compete 20 pounds. animals must be at least 8 weeks old with current vaccination records. there's a $25 fee. the program is scheduled through february 15th. >> you could take your charlie, he's not 20 pounds. >> not yet. 15 pounds, he's good. >>> more people are buying cigarettes. if the trend continues it would mark the first year-to-year increase in cigarette sales since 2006. some analysts say the spike is largely due to lower gas prices as the price of gas drops, consumers have more disposable income. one of the most popular spots to buy cigarettes, gas station convenience stores. gas prices are at the lowest point in seven months in the philadelphia air. an average of $2.30 for a gallon of regular. delaware drivers $2.18. south jersey, regular gas is going for $1.90. >>> the white house is apparently taking a stand against sitting too much. according to reports, the

the service is available on boston trains to lynchburg, newport news and norfolk, virginia, as well as from boston to brunswick, maine. pet owners will have to pay an extra $25 just to make a reservation. this wooden high chair from the brand, safety first, is being recalled, we want to warn. the consumer products safety commission says a child can remove the tray themselves, which means that they could then fall out of the chair. about 35,000 high chairs like this were sold. if you have one, contact the company involved. 11 children have been injured as a result of this malfunction. meanwhile, your netflix wings will soon be getting a lot more expensive. the company is raising their prices for new users, of their on-line streaming service to $9.99. existing customers will be given a grace period, however, before their bills go up. netflix says that they are hoping higher prices an growing number of users will help finance the cost of filming new and movies. now at 6:00 p.m., i'm tracking showers rolling on through. when we clear out, plus the big warmup headed our way. >> plus, breaki

and a local television reporter and her cameraman who died covering a story outside lynchburg, virginia. but there are thousands of other victims of gun violence. their deaths have garnered less media attention, but they, too, deserve to have their stories told. in the united states this year, more than 10,000 people have died and more than 20,000 have been injured during an i.n.s. pent that involved a gun. -- an i.n.s. pent that involved -- incident that involved a gun. each day an average of 92 americans are killed in an incident involving a gun. yesterday the victims included the supervisor of a food market in houston who was killed by a disgruntled employee. a 21-year-old father of two in louisville, and a 22-year-old man and 18-year-old woman who were killed outside new orleans during a drive bye shooting. all together nearly 1.5 million americans have lost their lives to gun violence since the year 1970. mr. speaker, i have no doubt that every one of my colleagues in this chamber has spent much of the last few days thinking about and praying for the victims in oregon and their fam