mags montgomery meggs was a very talented u.s. army engineer, fresh out of west point, his first posting was to saint louis, missouri. his c.o., who was an officer named robert e lee. go ahead. hi, eileen bradner, arlington, virginia. and i'm with the u.s. grant association as well. my father was a world war two veteran from ohio. and at the end of his life, he was extremely frugal. a child of the depression. but when he learned that he could have a place at a va cemetery, also with his wife, and it would receive perhaps perpetual care into infinity, it was i can't tell you it was the joy of his life. and he said it's the last brebner bargain for for to get that free grave site and it is gorgeous i go there frequently i was just there two weeks ago with ohio western reserve national cemetery, but it's such a contrast to what we see here and. so my question is, is anything being done on an organized scale to care or preserve these final resting places? i know my daughter was in americorps in west virginia. they do a lot of training

montgomery meggs was a very talented u.s.was to sainturi. his c.o., who was an officer named robert e lee. go ahead. hi, eileen bradner, arlington, virginia. and i'm with the u.s. grant association as well. my father was a world ohio. and at the end of his life, he was extremely frugal. a child of the learned that he could have a place at a va cemetery, also with his and it would receive perhaps perpetual care into infinity, it was i can't tell you it was the joy of his life. and he said it's the last brebner bargain for for to get that fgrave site and it is gorgeous i go there frequently i was just there two weeks ago with ohio western reserve national cemetery, but it's such a contrast to what we see here and. so my question is, is anything beg done on an organized scale to care or preservthese final resting places? i know my daughter was in americorps in west virginia. they do a lot of training in preservation cemeteries. so is anyone working on this on an organic? i think there are a lot of local efforts towards that take

we always came up to see our ancestor, montgomery to cuba. so what kind of a woman was she and why was she accused of witchcraft? to find out i tracked down local historians, i to whom he knows the details of every which trial in this area including that of my ancestor. if i did, i mean to send a file via a screen indeed since she was an interesting woman because a lot of clues indicate she was very clever that she had a deep sense of responsibility. oh indeed, stackhouse. but that this inner strength and confidence probably menchie overstepped her boundaries of it was meant with regard to others in the community to the tyson viewed. it sounds like she was a bit of a rebel, someone who didn't quite to the line of social norms and possibly a bit before her time. not going to came from a well to do family and married a judge. so she belonged to the town socially. she was the mother of 2 small boys in the accusations against her grew life. here in the church, she suffered a mortifying attack of dysentery. in front of the entire congregation. lat

and now we got ms-13 crawling around montgomery county and liberals welcome.love spanish-speaking people i love spanish. but they have no concern for the hardworking people of montgomery county who actually, you know, do the hard work every day. >> yeah. look. unfortunately laken riley cases every day in the united states. >> laura: in one way or another someone is getting brutalized. >> of course i'm glad her case has gotten the attention that it has and there will be congressional action in others. american people have toll rise go it's not just happening in georgia and virginia it's happening in every state and almost every community. >> and where we feel it in texas, right? we spent $12.5 billion to do what the federal government is supposed to do. dealt with half mall criminals, murders, assaults, et cetera people here illegally over the last decade. >> laura: they want to flip texas anyhow. congressman, thank you. missouri teen whose head was slammed repeatedly into the ground during a fight she is still in a coma. andrew bailey wants to get tough on thi

the high school eastern division's first prize is awarded to montgomery blair higd for his film the promise of langley park. climate change and reimagining the future of america's suburbs. rhianna johnson and leah from troy athens high school in troy michigan claimed first prize in their high school central divisionduction unsung heroes, the caregivers of america. in the high school western division, brendan jain, emily and maxr; rerpalo alto senior high school in california earned first prize for threats of change that takes a critical look at the fast fashion top awf $5,000 for a grand prize goes to nate coleman and joanna, tenth graders at w■=estern high school in connecticut. their compelling documentary, innocence held hostage navigating past and future conflicts with iran, deals with timely and sensitive subject and features interviews with a former iranian hostage. >> instead of saying you are free to leave, i was blindfolded, handcuffed, taken straight to prison. it brings me great joy out in the competition this year, you guys are the grand prize winners. >> oh my god, thankou >> t

virginia isrthern teaming and montgomery county, ms-13 crawling around in the liberals of montgomery welcome men.ave i love spanish-speaking people and i love spanish but they havy no concern for the hardworking people of montgomery county who actually do the hard work every day.es. >> unfortunately, laken riley cases every day in the united states. >> laura: and when wayd. or another. >> this is happening. i'm glad her case has got thepl e attention and there will be congressional action in others but the american people have to understand it's not just happening in georgia but every community. >> and in texas, we spent $12.5 billion to deal with federal government to do what they are supposed to duke and a half a, million criminals,er t murderers, souls, et cetera people who are here illegally o. >> laura: they want to flipn wh texas, congressman, thank you. a missouri teen whose headedly slammed repeatedly into the ground during a fight, she is still in a coma while missouri attorney general bailey wants to get tougoinsh on this tina tuckr but how? he joins us next. ♪ ♪ business.

i can't go down to montgomery and tell them to stop gerrymandering. but if i can make sure these couple of black kids play a sport and stay dedicated to it, then maybe they'll have a future in that sport. more than a quarter of alabama's residents are black, but of your seven members of congress, only only one is black. the supreme court now has stepped in. right. so i guess i'm curious if you think the tide is changing at all when it comes to power for african american voters in alabama. we'll see if the tide is changing. i think that depends on how the state of alabama responds, because you can redraw the districts. but now how many polling stations are you going to have open in those black parts of town? it's going to be the hours. i kind of put it like politics in alabama is like where to be black in alabama is to have your big brother in montgomery telling you what to do, and then mom and dad come down from from dc and go, you better stop doing that to your little brother. and they go, okay, we want. and then mom and dad leave. and then big broth

montgomery county in maryland has done this recently. zach marx is an interesting person who's a who's worked on this. there's an odd lots podcast if listens. and i think the other piece on high financing costs is it makes delays even more expensive. so it makes the ability to get through the red tape even more essential because delays are more costly. they were always costly, but they're even more costly now for governor murphy. jared, can i just just because i yes. because i don't know if other states do this, but in oregon, we changed our constitution to use our public obligation bonding capacity at the state to fund housing, which is why the pay bills are so important. and i don't know how many people are doing that, but we've had that for almost a decade now. i'm not sure i've got a magic wand. jared, a couple ofvations. most important thing i've heard is i would like greg jan forte's legislative calendar in new jers. so that's the most important follow up that i've got. phil, phil, mark twain said no man's life is safe while congre

the peaceful beauty of the alabama river in montgomery is undeniable, but so is its place in a brutalsolutely. being sold down the river, being trafficked by boat or by rail was an absolutely terrifying experience for enslaved people. >> bryan stevenson is the founder and ceo of the equal justice initiative, which created the freedom monument sculpture park on these shores where the slave trade once flourished. >> there's not much in the visual record of that era that helps you get a sense of the humanity of these people. >> and so sculptures and replicas help weave the story, from the places they were held. >> they would put them in holding pens where they would wait until the auction. >> to the places they were whipped. so they would be shackled? >> yes. you can see the metal points here. >> along the trail, visitors are reminded this human trafficking points here. >> along the trail, visitors are reminded was not just a stain on the south. north carolina, maryland, new jersey. its tentacles reached north. >> no. it begins in the north. it begins in new england. >> also posted here,

tupelo down to montgomery, you're under a freeze warning. that means you need to cover hose plants, any sensitive plants. also protect the pipes as you head into tonight into tomorrow. this is why we're looking at temperatures well below normal. it's going to be chilly today, chilly tomorrow, and we start to rebound on wednesday. nashville 14 degrees below what is typical, only in the 40s. 7 degrees below what is typical for this time of year. another cool day, 59 in nashville. rebound into the upper 60s by wednesday. same story in atlanta. 59 tomorrow, into the 70s wednesday and thursday. so feeling cooler there. feeling like winter along the great lakes. we're expecting snow. we're seeing snow falling. is up to 5 to 9 inches of the southeast. a cold night tonight. 48 degrees in nashville. 59 in jackson. 61 in montgomery. all right. that's your monday forecast. >> okay. thank you so much. >>> over the weekend, cities across the nation became a sea of green as residents celebrated st. patrick's day. boston, which has one of the largest irish

into montgomery, miggs, his first burial site is near rock creek park in washington, d.c.. and you can go to the next one. his second burial site ac■dal sort avengeance by mont. he's buried in the first plot of arlington cemetery on the front lawn of robert kelly. you know, if if i have to suffer losing my son, you're losing your home. and here's my son at your doorstep and his the monument on top of his cenotaph is very emotional. it's it's it's moving. and this is it. it's a depiction of his death. it's got his gun laying next to him. these ma the ground are tually the hoof marks a you know, the soldiers that were there and his body that was laying there dead. the cape that he is wearing in this depiction is a gift that montgomery miggs gave to him a brief of shortly before this occurred. so it's a very moving memorial to his son. but also, again, at the front doorstep of robert kelly. it's a very different gravestone. gravestone and resting place. and also at the same cemetery is williamon, a completely different resting place. and completely different story m johnson,

he was with colonel montgomery before the second south carolina organized. he then enlists and. goes back during the b raid. his mother, his father, his sister her and maybe i think his brother in law are still in bondage. so he goes back to free his. and lastly, in the pension files, when the seekers are testifying, the raid their there is one particular lady, peggy moultrie brown. there we go. peggy moultrie brown who that they took the government boat right up to william c boat landing and they parked it and all of williams hayward slaves got on. the. that's what i'm talking about. they came for him and they the us army and navy did that. they called him notorious rebels and they were, oh, let's go up that river and blow that notorious rabble out of there. right. it happened on the santee with arthur blake. it happened to his cousin walter on the can be. but they came. william c hayward. one quick question. i'm sorry. there's pension files. is that was that prior to what was later known as the works public administration? is that completely. that's it's separate. definitely.

dealt into the evolving world oe high school eastern division first prize is awarded to -- from montgomeryr high school in silver spring, maryland, for his own the promise of langley park, the purple line, climate change and reimagining the future of america's suburbs. >> rhianna johnson from troy athens high school in troy, michigan, claimed the first prize in their high school central division with her production unseen heroes,hekÑ western division brendan, emily and max from palo alto senior high schoo i earned. under top award of $5000 for grand prize goes to nate and jonah, tenth graders in connecticut. their compelling documenry instance held hostage, navigating past and future conflict with iran deals with a kind and sensitive subject and features interviews with a former iranian hostage. >> instead of saying so you're free to leave, i was blindfol straight to the prison. >> it brings me great joy out of 3200 students who participated in this competition visscher, yous prize winners in studentcam 2024. >> oh, my god, thank you. >> thank you so much. >> this is a huge honor. we are s

montgomery. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. judy: ms. delgado, you have a business, and this is my understanding of your business. >> yes. >> judge judy: there are people that enjoy, or by custom, have, at certain events, the releasing of doves. >> correct. >> judge judy: and you provide those doves... >> yes. >> judge judy: ...which are trained to release and then come back after they flit around for a while. and then you put them back in boxes like this and take them

founder and director of the equal justice initiative, or the e.j.i., also based in montgomery.ed legal services to people on death row, to date overturning monre than 140 convictions and sentences. he says understanding the racial injustices of the present begins with reckoning with the tortured legacy of the past. >> as they say, the truth can set us free. and i genuinely believe that there is something that feels more like freedom, more like equality, more like justice waiting for us in america. but i don't think we'll get there if we don't find the courage to talk honestly about our past. >> reporter: over the years the e.j.i. has expanded its mission to building cultural sites in montgomery like the legacy museum and the national memorial for peace and justice. focusing on america's history of lynching. >> there were 10 million people who were enslaved in this country, and much of what i hope we can do is honor those who struggled and suffered and those who endured and persevered. >> reporter: that begins by taking park visitors across the alabama river, a route taken by te

is hanako montgomery. she's live for us in tokyo >> i hanako he is showing is just a superstar what allegedly happened here? >> yeah, casey, i mean, he is a living legend. so this is a developing story, but what we do know from espn's reporting from the la times reporting is that ohtani's lawyers believed missile heide stole millions of us dollars from the athlete and used it it's a place bets with a bookmaker who is currently under federal investigation in the united states. we also know from an espn interview with measle huldah on tuesday that he denied ever placing any bets on major league baseball games and said that ohtani was never involved in any of the gambling. now, what we can confirm is that so how has been fired by the la dodgers. we also have a statement from ohtani's lawyers that reads and i quote in the course, of responding to recent media inquiries, we discovered that shohei has been the victim of a massive theft, and we are turning the matter over to the authorities. so on wednesday, we s

montgomery county, maryland, has done this recently.who was worked on this as an odd thoughts podcast if anyone listens. the other piecece of-19 cost is that makes delaylding to get through the red tape even more essential because the laser more costly. they were always consummate even more costly now. >> e governor murphy. >> i want to clarify something really quickly. >> yes. >> i don't of other states do this but in oregon we chang the constitution to use our public obligation bonding capacity of the state to fund housing which is why the task att but we had that almost a decade. >> i'm not sure i've got a wand, jared took a couple of observation. most important thing i've heard is i wouldld like greg legislate calendar in newe jersey. so that's the most important follow-up that i've got. >> mark twain no means a life, liberty or wallet is safe while congress is in session. [laughing] >> and phil, we do speeders were all safe and while congress is in session because they are not doing much. [laughing] >> spoken as a former member. >>

pushing back on all the restrictive women's reproductive rights that we're seeing coming out of montgomery these days, it's a wind to push back on the culture wars that's all that is being fought by republican leadership in montgomery. it's a win for people who want to work together for education, for jobs, for opportunities, and to do things for all alabamians, not just fighting the culture wars, it's a huge deal. caitlin a huge deal. >> it certainly is doug jones couldn't time this interview better. thank you so much for joining us tonight and thank you all so much for joining us tonight. laura coates live starts right now

of his 1st day being shown the sights of delhi, the also for you to visit to the memorial for my montgomery. i'm on john buddy. that goes to autocratic care in that a good morning. charl in an interview with a newspaper with naples in india dies with russia based on an evaporating soviet legacy. is there any medic to that claim with? is that something interesting that you might have done so far from his visit to the highest today? he gave up more than a couple of interviews to going to be organization. and every some very interesting comments that he made in those interviews. and this is one of them. so essentially the he said that we do appreciate that there is a legacy to the rest of the relationship. but then he said that i see from my perspective, i see no future in that relationship and invest future will be better. it to the, in the ukraine relationship. it was, and he said a lot of things about how, how he has woke from india and how he sees that the situation is changing a little pressing. uh, another way to do that to get to when used to be by he said that uh, in, in, in the audio

this was one of her first years >> had montgomery taken that investigation and work it the way they should . >> there was no end to the what if's. cory beavers for one was haunted by the thought that even after that death of his girlfriend, gelareh, houston police might have done more. if they had taken the 1999 killing into account when looking at ali irsan, he thought, his twin brother, coty , might still be alive. >> it seems like as time went on, if he was the one responsible, then police would have figured it out after we had already given them his name . >> and there was no arrest made , so maybe you were wrong? right. i was like surely, they did their job and look to him, and if he was responsible, they would have found it by now, but that was not the case. >> after hearing about the first celena son-in-law, jurors decided ali irsan should pay for taking the lives of gelareh bagherzadeh and coty beavers with his own. he is appealing. >> described that moment. >> i don't know, just a huge relief. none of it brings back coty or gelareh, but the very least you want is justice. and this

and trace alfaro lopez was taken into custody again monday we reached out to the montgomery departmentcorrections and rehabilitation of why they refused to honor it back in august but we have not heard back yet. next we bring in executive producer karina, great heavy on the show just goes on and on right i mean to your boy being shot in girl -- killed, a 15 year old girl is disabled, a 15-year-old raped by illegal for immigrant conservatives are saying enough is enough what you think? >> absolutely thank you for having me tonight i just want to say is a hispanic woman of course concerns for most american's are the same as hispanics right now, crime is 1 of them, illegal immigration is is impacting hispanics just as much as anybody else but absolutely it's an issue. hispanics in the united states love this country are at least the majority of them do pretty sure we love law and order for people coming here like myself i was born in mexico and i came here 19 years ago legally. and i was a u.s. citizen unconcerned of what's happening to the country. none of us want to see crime rising non

wildcats led wire to wire this morning at the golden one center in sacramento 56 to 50.e the cif montgomery really proud of ourselves and how like the season turned out for us, we worked really hard. we were promised this by our coach. she's always been telling us we would win and finally all of ourselves. >> and they should be that is awesome. this isc oakland high's second state basketball title. spin 2019, the wildcats won the division three championship. okay, on this international women's day, an all female bay area soccer club has a lot to celebrate. later this month, bay season and as katie's mark sayer reports, the club is now welcoming a star forward to the team just beforec play begins. come on out. >> forward asisat oshoala runs drills with her new team at the spsan jose state practice facility. she hails from nigeria and was playing for barcelona >> just be yourself and tryúto be nice to everyone around you and try to be coachable and try to be teachable as well. oshoala is what you might call the real deal. >> a six time african footballer of the year three fifa world cup appea

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american authorities just for the american citizens living in the process to avoid strauss to avoid montgomery countries like concerts like yesterday. and it was the private warnings as well in the, on the level between the secret service this is reported by the american press. so the point is what the americans communicate with the russian side. it's and i, i'm not to be, i'm not sure that in growth is in the north. it's but as a whole, but it probably will reveal as a public we will never know what was communicated, but americans to the russian side. and once again, the point is what the russian government will do, offer it in terms of the ukraine. that's the most interesting, for example. okay, i forgot to unplug the flooding man as the problem from dw russia. this is the middle east, and israel's foreign minister has described the nation, the united nations. as an angie's writing body on the day that the un secretary general issue to be new plea for a cease fighting casa, antonia gutierrez was speaking on the objection side of the roof of border crossing into gaza. the un secretary general

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elections have been criticized as being neither a free nor fat by the us gemini, and ukraine. sue montgomery. what is the russian victor is simulating another election with everyone in the world understands that this figure, yet as often happens in history, or simply become a ticket to power and just doing everything he can to rule forever. there is no evil, he won't commit to prolong his personal power with somebody's blog of the election when appears to have been bold in clinton's plans for his war and ukraine. in his victory speech, he vowed to strength and brushes military boots and has now been in power since 1999. if he completes his next 6 year to he'll be russia's longest subbing leader in more than 200 years. and some more, i'm joined now by d. w. use eastern europe editor roman gunshot, hang tight road room, and welcome to the studio. now let him it boots and has extended his rules as expected. what should we expect from him now that he has secured another time? well, basically, we can expect more of the same. so more um, outside of russia, more against ukraine. but maybe he will t

. >> reporter: in montgomery, alabama, between a maze of train tracks and the river, along a neglectedidst of something brutal and violent. >> reporter: it's now home to the freedom monument sculpture park, the vision of lawyer and social activist bryan stevenson. the 17-acre park set to open this month is filled with nearly 50 sculptures by world famous artists like kehinde wiley, simone leigh, and kwame akoto-bamfo. >> in this region, cotton plantations were everywhere. here you see generations. >> yes, exactly. >> reporter: collectively evoking the history of slavery had america. >> it's a tough subject. it's a challenging subject. we wanted to use art to help people manage the weight of this history and engage in a more complete way with the lives of enslaved people. >> reporter: it's the latest project for stevenson, founder and director of the equal justice initiative, also based in montgomery. for more than 30 years, stevenson and his team have provided legal services to people on death row. to date, overturning more than 140 convictions and sentences. >> ten lashes. >> reporter

. ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ >>> nearly 300 students gathered in montgomery to protest the sb 129 bill. >> this affectsabama resident. history shall not and will not repeat. the time has come for a new wave of activists and empowered individuals to speak up and spread justice and equity in every way possible. >> that was sanford university student tim's gathering with hundreds of protesters earlier this month. the bill is a new senate bill restricting diversity equity and inclusion efforts in schools, universities and colleges. the history that he referenced included this. spring, 1963, thousands of students gathered to protest segregation, they faced fire hoses, police dogs while calling for diversification in classrooms and one of the most segregated cities in the country . today it became that much harder to learn that history and diversify classrooms. despite the protests the governor signed the new anti-de i bill into law. it prohibits the teaching of divisive concepts including individuals are inherently responsible for actions committed in the past where that meritocracy is racist or sexist and

e high school eastern division, from montgomery layer high school in maryland for the film the promisegining the future of america suburbs. ■i■om troy athens high school in michigan, first prize in their high school central division with their production, unseen heroes, the caregivers of america. in the high school western division, from p9halo alto senir high school in california earned first prize for threads of change which takes a critical look at the fast fashion industry. our top award of $5,000 goes to 10th graders at western high school in connecticut for a compli documentary, innocence held hostage, navigating future conflicts with iran deals with a timely and sensitive topic and has an interview with a former iranian hostage. >> i was bcuffed, thrown into tk of a car, sent straight to prison. >> it brings me great joy out of 3200 participated, you are the grand prize winners of student cam 2024. >> thank you. >>we thank you a lot. >> we extend our gratitude to the educators, parents and participants who supported each of these young filmmakers on their creative journey. congr

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king, you know, left montgomery came back here.en, there was, there are two really big events. and by the beginning of atlanta and. 1972 major events brought about 100,000 people out into the streets. right. the first event was when sherman marks his victorious soldiers down marietta street, when they defeated the confederates. the second event was a world premiere of gone with the wind in 1939. the junior league had a big event to celebrate with the win. it was an all white one organization at the time and they invited they say, we want to have a big event to celebrate, going to the highlight atlanta in our heritage. and we love our history and to y dressing up like southern belles and, southern gentlemen. and they say, let's it they went out, got costumes, everything, and said we can't do all this without having some happy slaves. right? and they said, yes so they went they reached out to local churches, they reached out to ebenezer baptist church. they said, can your children come here, dress up as some slaves, and sing sing son

the busses in atlanta were integrated a year after the busses in montgomery.fact, the picture of rosa parks sitting there finally sit on the bus. you can do that in atlanta at that time. you still can do it. atlanta and king was from he didn't come here to desegregate the busses or anything. right. and i love. king i'm i anything but but the fact is that atlanta was more recalcitrant than these other cities in many respects, scientifically, if we look at integration of schools with integration of neighborhoods, we think about the we think about grady hospital. we go through this whole line of metrics of the in the united states of america, atlanta almost always is at the bottom, which is fascinating. but yet is a city too busy to so i want to see how we get that city into the city in 2024, atlanta, 2024 is a first city in the history of the united states of america, a major city to have for 50 years now. and newark, new jersey, has a non-african-american mayor and acting mayor for a period. you could throw newark there if you want, right? we had a non-african-

parks is famous in civil rights hisusing to give up her seat in the montgomery bus boycott.h was in song by the neville brothers, a song called "rosa parks" moved to detroit, michigan. when she moved to detro she was employed by the united states congress person john conyers and his office. jo conyers was a great hero of mine and a great star who served in this body for many, many years. he ms. parks and he was responsible for dr. king's birthday becoming a federal holiday and i'm sure he would have been very proud tos courthe named for rosa parks for her work in the civil rights movement as well as in his office and being an outstanding citizen at large. she was awarded the presidential medal of freedom in 1996, the congressional gold medal in 1999 and the first woman to lie in +: Á in the united states capital rotunda. there is statue of her present in our statue hall. i urge my colleagues to do the same and thank you and yield my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. molinaro: with no further speakers i'm prepared to close and reser