that's the mission of poe baltimore. >> reporter: poe lived in the house between 1833 and 1835. it's owned by the city and almost 200 years old. getting a sneak peek during the month that poe died was a must for long-time fans. >> i think it's more about the mood. we're gonna see if they've captured the mood of the time period and of the works so that potentially we can get that from going inside. >> reporter: the poe house has been closed for at least one year and one week. this month is the only time that visitors can get in and see the house before it closes for the winter. it will reopen permanently in the spring. i'm gigi barnett, wjz eyewitness news. >>> the poe house will be open from noon to 4 p.m. every weekend and admission is free. >>> well, coming up next on wjz's eyewitness news, a violent case of road rage is targeting new york police. the video has gone virtual. now three officers may be involved. new details, ahead. >>> plus, family speaking out. the sisters of the woman shot by police near the capitol defend her actions. why they say they want their own investig

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the edgar alan poe house has already been re-opened. national historic landmark closed to the public last year because of different issues with the city but now it's under new leadership and the non-profit poe baltimore has taken over the reigns now run the house through volunteers and they hope the open new art facts and exhibits. >> things from all the different organizations around the city that have poe art fact. >> well, the poe house is free to the public and open and will close after october for the winter. it is hoping to re-open in the spring. >> that should be pretty cool. >> yes. >> educators from maryland are on their way to new york for an annual education sum it. >> and the wager a local teacher made with her students ew ended with her getting live. >> first here's a look at last night's winning lottery numbers. >> nbc news is about to kick off its annual education nation summit. at least half a dozen educateors from maryland are headed to new york to take part. tim tooten will be there, too, and has a preview. >> educatio

the historic edgar allan poe house is back open.on saturdays and sundays of this month from noon to four... free of charge. it ll permanently reopen in the spring. new exhibits show the story of poe's life and death in baltimore. it includes his writing desk and chair. poe livedt the house on north amity street from 1833 to 1835. get ready for your morng ose cues.. we'll tell you where this white lion cub is now on display. you're watching fox 45 good day baltimore. (brethe newest member of serbia's belgrade zoo. thiwhite lio cub was born on september 27... buusdets public debut this weekend. visitors could take a peak at the cub through windows. zoo vets say they're going to keep a close eye the cub for the next week causwhte lione especially weak after birth. the lion is not an albino... it's an actual variety of the african lion species. it's the same as your typical lion, except for the fur color. ((toss to weather)) ((ad lib meteorologist)) weather kid tese thvens the ravens found their winning ways sunday in south florida. pau

poe baltimore, the organization, will offer a sneak peak at the landmark. the house will be open for free from noon until 4:00 on both saturdays and sundays in october. poe briefly lived will in the 19 1830s. >>> still to come, a dra matic crash caught camera. how it's connected to the capitol hill shooting. >>> guess what today? >> hump day. >> a catch phrase band . why a saying has been banned by one school. >>> we're enjoying another seasonable warm afternoon in our area. your complete first warning weather forecast is still coming up. they say no good deed goes unpunished. and some days it seems true. but we keep on doing the things that matter& like buying new raspberry 5 hour energy. from now to the end of the year, a portion of each sale... benefits living beyond breast cancer, to empower women affected by breast cancer. new raspberry 5 hour energy. it's one good deed that will go just right. >>> it is partly sunny and 84 degrees in central maryland right now. >>> search and recovery efforts continue off the southern coast of italy. more than 100 bod

. >> even if you are looking for it, you might miss the edgar allan poe house.is north of the railroad museum. >> he lived all over the eastern. everybody claims them. nobody has a stronger connection than baltimore. >> the paul house has been .losed for a year the nonprofit has taken the reins, and is now running the house the donations. -- hope is to >> letters and books, things that have no artifacts. likes to live in this house until 1835. you can see his writing desk and the rooms where he gained inspiration. this is where he got his start. everything we know about a gallon ho has its roots here. -- edgar allan poe has its roots here. if your mystery novel fan, he is considered one of the fathers of american detective stories. >> ev ever read a mystery or a thriller, that author owes his legacy to edgar allen poe. >> the house is reopened for the month of october. every saturday and sunday throughout the month you can get in for free. after that it is closing for the winter. >> that is all for us at 5:00. here is a look for 6:00. >> live on capitol hill bra

poÉ? >>uno. maÑana. >>jimmy. >Órale chamaco, ya tienes quiÉn te entrene.e tu potencial, solo este bato. >>gracias, ¡eh! [♪] [♪] [silbidos] [♪] gracias. >>muchÍsimas gracias. [♪] [♪] [♪] >>respira.bueno. >>crei que ya no venÍas. >>rdÓna. [♪] >>¿quÉ tal? >>bueno. >>¡ey! hola. >>hola, doctor fnk. un mento. tienes la presiÓn muy alta mira aquÍ.enes fiebre. aquÍ. y aquÍ. tranquila. [sonido cerrar puerta] [♪] >>¿mejor? en sin secretos, ¿no? >>tachas, doctor. todos los dÍ. >>las anfetamis te pueden matar. ¿y ner? >>no. Él las odia. >>¿segu >>no quiero que entere mi mamÁ. >>si, ningÚn problema. >>pero sÍ ayÚde. >>tranquila. [♪] [♪] >>ven. ven. ustedes, vengan. si estÁs listo, en dos semanas tenes un encuentro amateur. sÍ, ya est listo. [sonido abrir puerta] >>bueno, pero tÚ le dices para que estÉ ahÍ [♪] >>!tiempo! [♪] >>pregÚntale quÉ aa haciendo cosilvana. >>¿y yo por quÉ >>porque hablas ingÉs. >>pregÚntale tu, thermana. >>pregÚntale, ¿quÉ onda, ch---? >>no los quiero ver juntos, c---. [♪] [truos] [toques en la puerta] >>seÑor, telÉfono. >>gracias. >>¿tÚ Én ch--

. -- his legacy to editor allan poe.ouse -- poe house is free to the public. >> she can also aggravate you. we are talking about siri. >> not that. hello. >> who is the woman behind the voice? susan bennett. young,rted as a machine being the verse -- the voice of the first atm machine. when she recorded the voice in 2005, she had no clue what it was for. >> the first time i actually heard my voice as siri was when my friend emailed me and said isn't this you? i didn't have the newest version, so i went to the apple site. that is me. >> we tried checking it out. siri seemed unsure about who suzanne kennett -- suzanne was. are you in denial about susan bennett? the pr machine is working. i can't answer that. >> it could be tempting to take the easy way out. breaking up with someone in a text. this takes the cake. driving the truck over the lawn. packagely tosses that onto the porch. that is service. >> i think -- >> what did she leave on the sidewalk? >> a barbie jeep. the bright orange tag made it clear she abandoned the

poe lid at the housen rth amst from 1833 to 1835. a sigh of relief for those living in the gulf coast region. tropical storm karen has been downgraded to a tropical depression... although.. high winds and heavy rains still remain in the area. new orleans arishofficials opened an erncy tete issuing a voluntary evacuation. the national hurricane center in miami is keeping a close watch on karen's patterns... he storm is expected to continue dump a lot rain. we could use some of tha rain. we've had summer like weather here. meteorologist tony pagnotti has more in his weather authority first forecast. new developments in that biker attack, caught on tape in new york. why police may now be investigating one of their own. almost a year afterhe unbelievable tgedy at sandy ho residents have come to a decision on what they will do with the closed school. time's up. why monday... might be your tax day. decoding nutrition labels. why low fat might not help oue ht and what you should look for instead. and... boots weather is here! which styles a

the edgar allan poe house and museum on amity street needed some upgrades. now after a six-month, $80,000 renovation, the work is done. >> this is the oldest house where we know for sure that he lived, that he wrote. >> the president, the nonprofit group that operates and restored the house, she says the upgrades to the home highlight the writer's life in baltimore. >> it's not just at -- just about edgar allan poe in his house. it's about his brother legacy. >> he lived in the house between 1833 and 1835. it's owned by the city now and almost 200 years old. getting a sneak peak during the month that he died was the most for longtime fans like julie and bob neal bauer. >> i think it's more about mood. we will see if they've captured the mood of the time. and of the work. >> the house will be open from noon until 4:00 p.m. every weekend this month and admission is free. this anniversary of his death is tomorrow, october 7th. >> the 190-year-old lady baltimore overlooking baltimore's courthouse square. the new temporary home is the maryland historical society

the poe house will shut down though again after this month. it is scheduled to reopen in the spring. hopefully for good this time. poe lived at the row home on north amety street in the 1830s. >>> still ahead on wjz eyewitness news at 4:00, grim search as crews search for bodies near a wrecked fishing bo et in italy. disturbing new reports suggest more lives could have been saved. >>> you know those handy premoisture wipes? they are more and more popular. they are also causing serious problems. >>> a governor makes a shocking comment about gay marriage. >>> it's been a warm day but big changes could be on the way. bob is updating the first warning weather forecast. >>> complete coverage continues with kai jackson, mary bubala and first warning weather with bob turk and meteorologist tim williams and sports with mark viviano. it's wjz, maryland's news station. >>> it is partly sunny, 84 degrees in central maryland. >>> new details about a tragic ship wreck in italy. officials say survivors clung to empty water bottles to keep themselves from dr

it begins when hitler invaded poe land, 1939, and goes to pearl harbor. that 27 months is the most difficult time because we are not in the war, we don'tment to be in the war, and we want to pretend we had nothing to do with the war, and i'll explain why in a moment, and as a result, it was very difficult to get americans to start mobilizing the defenses. this is full of conflict, excuse, denials, and the second point is that one of the reasons why you have this kind of difference is the legacy of world war i. the end of world war i left a very bad taste in americans' mouth. it didn't come out the way it was supposed to and idealism was crushed and ended up with the treaty of versailles, and it did not -- there's a little comment there about beating them in 1917 and hardly bothered since. they bothered us very much in the years to come, but more important for americans was how the war ended at home. number one it's in the worst form, and number two, the american economy rmped up to produce armorment for the war, and they never got in anymore. we went in w

no quiero que volvamos a ser poes, nunca, mamÁ. >>sÍ. sÓlo por ti. porque eres tan joven.los mean, alberto >>era, mamÁ. ahora es tuya. yo te la comprÉ. [♪ >> alberto aguilera. [♪] ! quÉ ocurrencias. precisamente cuando ya vasalir libre. no te digo. [pasos] [murmullos] [murmullos] [lamentos] [sonido de tmpeta] [quejidos] [ahogándos [sonido de trompeta] [ahogándose] [quejidos] [sonido de trompeta] [sonido de tmpeta] [ruidos varios] [♪] [gritos] [reza] >> seÑor mÍo jesucrto, dios y hombre verdadero. creador, padre y redentor mÍo, por sevos quien sos, porque os amo bre todas las cosas. me pesa de todo corazÓn habee ofendido tantas veces, pero propongo firmemente enmendarme y confesarme a su tiempo. te ofrezco seÑor mi vida, obras y trabajos, el presente bien en satisfacciÓn de todos mis pedos. confiÓ en tu bondad y misericordia infinita que me los perdonareis por vuestra precio sangre. y nos darÉis gracias para nunca mÁs pecar. amÉn. abre, seÑor, mis labios y mi boca. [voz ininteligib] seÑor dios mÍo, ven en nuestro auxilio. >> ven a socorrerlo. >> primer misteri la resurrecci

and it's poe who said "because nobody would love me." because there was a story that poe pursued this woman who was mary rogers whom he translates to marie roget in "the mystery of marie rogge" so i go into a book and have the character speak. >> pelley: it's interesting. you move from being a detective to certain flash backs to your childhood to deal with what w what you've done in your life as an adult. i want to ask you to read something, roger, from the book, where you talk about being a writer and being a detective. >> sure. and i do this, as you know, throughout the book. i think that they have similar things, including codes of honor that ought to be followed. but this was "easy enough to say that you can be both a writer and a detective. a lot harder to pull it off. the one thing they both require-- the writer and detective-- is the desire to see what is not there and to make it as once orderly and beautiful. as in a flowertor answer to a math problem." >> woodruff: and you lay out in that the challenge of writing a memoir and yo

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¿poÉ¿por quÉ no te gustÓ unae ellas? simpmente...cÁncer. ¡ohno! !pues no! ¿y aquÍ? [risas] o sea que cualquiera podrÍa ser alta para ti. noquedos en lo mismo. las mÁs altas serÍan entre leo, gÉminis arie mÁs alta de todas serÍ gÉnis, es gmis? aries. [exclamaciones] penélope: ni era la mÁs ta, ello ¡vuelta, vuelta, vuelta [exclamacion] ¡piscis. para al, muÑequita. ellas: ¡vueltaelta, vuelta! [exclamaciones] [gritos] ¡ah, "orgullo dominicano"! venga para acÁ. [elacies] [aplausos] . piscis, ¿quÉ paÓquÍ? por É [Él spira] >>mucho pensamnto ensta, ¿no? vimos quhacer la decisiÓn. >>"tuvimos" tu abuel eras Ú solo. [risas] >>fuuna deciÓn muy difÍcil, ro en conclusiÓn ella es muy ta. [exclamacies] >>el mismo choro que el otro. no me gusta estar en la discoteca y cer asÍ, me veoidÍculo >>ya las medimos y ya sabemos... >>las medimos de nuevo >>noya vi. estÁ entre leo y gÉminis, porque todas lademÁs socomo yo, de chaparrolandia, o sea que no hay mÁs. entre gÉminis y le supongo que ges es la mas tae tos, o sea la q quier eliminares gÉmi ¿' qu nos

nto en contra para mi poe gÜerita. ellos: ¡audicia,udiencia! >>gracs, muÑequitapÁsele..er... bueno, podrÍa ser. vio... me sta porque vcon esto. toma. ¡ven! [aplaus] y...amosnga, venga. agÁrrenlos y vengan. peecto. mira que hicimos el matcng aqui perfecto. ok. ahora, piensen en esa persona que les hizo e daÑo, y le dicen ¡maldito me las vas a pagar! y empiecen n rse co las almohadas..¡con gana con gas! ¡saquen ese enojo! !mÁs, mas, mÁs! [garabí ¡con fuerza, con fuer! ¡maldo, maldito! me las vas pagar [exclamaciones de ellas dos] [♪[palmadas] eno, muy bien, muy bien... anilas... ¡no, no, quÉdense! respiremos juns... profunmente... ahora, vamos a lerar toda la tierr esto pueden hacerlo usted, en su casa, tambiÉn lo pue hacer cuan estÉnojado con alguien, utilice una mohada, daÑarse a usted smo, o a otra persona,¡dÉle duro, lo maduro! eso libera el enojo, y una vez queso va, queda un vÍo, y a ese vo es a donde s va a venir ese amorcito lindo que andan buscando.

. >> the historic home where edgar allen poe used to live reopened. the group organized to fund and preserve the house. yele be able to visit on saturday and sundays for the rest of october between noon and 4:00. noon and 4:00 saturday and sunday and it is free. it will show the story if 0 his life and death. the house will be permanently reopening in the spring. >>> and now from abc 2, nary land's most accurate forecast. >> take a look. a yellow haze as you look toward the bridge. hot day today, 80. close to 90 degrees. now 81 degrees. a sticky feel. a dewpoint of 64. we do have a heat index, not too bad, but it is at 83. a breezy southeasterly wind around 10 to 15. maxed out to 86 where it should be at 70 this time of year. that is 16 degrees above average. 95 was set back in 1941. take a look again. temperatures will stay on the mild side. 71, back on at 11:00. you may start with some sunshine tomorrow morning, but storms will enter the picture from our northwestern suburbs first and by 1:00, 2:00 in the city limits and only go to 75. >>> still ver

>> well, gel or patch and this evosmed into higher octane type of doping, e.p.o., edgar allen poe is a blood-boosting drug. that was the 96 name or lance armstrong called it butter as a code name. >> he kept it in the butter compartment in the refrigerator. >> stephen: and when they caught him they said, "i can't believe this is not butter." ( cheers and applause ) wait a second. so, but, okay, so what-- your initial reporting on this was when? >> we started reporting on it really together back in 2010 when we broke the story of floyd landis, his former teammate -- >> stephen: who is the guy who won after him? >> correct. and he tested positively after that. >> stephen: and floyd larked on lance. nobody likes a squealer. what did he do when he narced on him. >> he called him a liar. he had a point. he denied usin use performance enhancing drug. >> if he had been nicer to floyd, this might never have come out. but he was a jerk to floyd, and as a result -- >> stephen: payback is a bitch. >> stephen: he owes the postal service-- who was a sponsor-- long green. >> the postal service pai

. >> on a football field in poe peek a, kansas and that's not a little fire either.his woman here, the blond, her name is beverly bernardi, baton twirling legend in the area, very popular in the 70s. so she was preparing some flaming batons on the sidelines and instead of the baton catching fire, the field starts to catch fire. the woman took off her jacket and tried to smother the fire, instead the jacket's on fire. >> now the blanket's on fire. >> gatorade! >> this video is going viral. a lot of people are saying how little beverly did to try to stop this. >> she's casually walking around like nothing's going on. >> i guess it's not necessarily her job to put out the fire. >> she started the fire. she ought to act like she concerned about it. >> you do see people with the gatorade coming to put this out. and you see one guy sacrificing his own tennis shoes. another gatorade bath. >> she needs to conder another accelerant. >> or bring the fire extincti extinctish -- extinguisher next time. >> and there's vitale, standing at the beach eyeing somebody. >> what's up, c

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poe. this bill, i know you've heard it but you can't get too much because this is such an important bill. it must be addressed if we're going to reduce the incidence of sex trafficking and the united states, which is growing at a terrible rates. first, it identifies an dr. ochoa within the welfare system and are victims of sex trafficking. and it trains the child protective service workers to identify and provide the services needed to victims of sex trafficking. coordinates efforts o for state law enforcement, juvenile justice and social services, and reports the number of children known or suspected to be the victims of trafficking each year. all of these approaches are good and necessary but that part of this bill that is the primary importance to me is that the child abuse prevention and treatment act will be amended to require a child victims of sex trafficking will now be considered victims of abuses and neglect, making them eligible to receive services within the child welfare syste

the historic poe house in west baltimore reopened this weekend after a 6-month renovation. check out the historic home on saturdays and sundays for the rest of october. the house is open between noon and 4:00. the admission is free. it will permanently reopen in the spring. >>> victims exposed to asbestos are owed insurance money but still waiting for the check. is a company deliberately delaying those payments? >>> and tornadoes, flooding, and snow. see how other parts of the country are cleaning up tonight. >> a balmy breeze, nothing on the radar right now. about a 14-hour drive to the west, it's a whole different story. lots to talk about on the weather front. weather is next on the station that works for you. abc 2 news at 11 o'clock. could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. mmmhmmm...everybody knows that. well, did you know that old macdonald was a really bad speller? your word is...cow. cow. cow. c...o...w... ...e...i...e...i...o. [buzzer] dangnabbit. geico. fifteen minutes could save you...well, you know. >>> a contractor is dead, two employees of the

welcome to forbes on fox and let's go into poe -- focus with mr. steve forbes. steve, is policy to blame? >> david, to coin a phrase, it is the policy stupid especially massive unending regulation and health care everywhere else is crushing small businesses which is why you don't see the start ups. you throw in taxation and you throw in an up stable dollar and the banks no the willing to lend because of regulation. you have a perfect storm of nonjob creation m. >> and rick, it is hitting small businesses. there was a recent survey done of small businesses. the chamber of commerce says, and i am quoting excessive regulation is having a crippling effect and we need those guys. >> this may be true, but it has always been true. that hasn't changed that much. i think we have a tendency to overestimate entirely what the executive and the legislative branch can do. when you are looking at a recession that is more comparable to the great depression than the recessions we have had since. however if you want to look at policy and how you might affect it, that if you want

poe, for five minutes. mr. poe: mr. speaker, is the administration aware of the actions that are taking place in the administration? a little history. fast and furious, quote, everyone knows the president did not know about this tactic until he heard about it through the news media. quote, white house press secretary jay carney, so lower level operatives were blame, no accountability. benghazi, five days after the attack, the administration still blamed it on a video. we learned later that the white house was told that this was a terrorist attack within three days of the attack. so when did the president find out this was a terrorist attack? in any event, no accountability. video blamed. no one in the administration held accountable, and the killers have not been brought to justice. the department of justice wiretapping of the associated press, quote, other than press reports, we have no knowledge of any attempt by the justice department to seek phone records of the associated press. once again, white house press secret

manal al sharif was arrested by saudsaudi arabia's religious poe for driving in 2011. >> it's a symboldefiance. >> reporter: she told us she also lost her job as a result and has received abuse and threats. >> you always have to be prepared when you speak up against the odds or the status quo to pay a price. profanity, lies, rumors. you could lose your job. you could lose everything. >> reporter: saudi arabia is heavily segregated and women have few legal rights. they're not allowed to work or travel overseas without the permission of a male relative. though some saudis want their society to modernize, many powerful islamic cleric clericse against it. one of them recently appeared on tv and claimed that driving would harm women's ovaries. we hear the king and other members of the royal family support women's rights. why don't they change the rules on drive? >> it's very clear there is a divide in the government pup find those people who are push, towards more empowering to women. and you find those people who are like, no, that will open hell's doors for us. >> reporter: and on the str

welcome to forbes on fox and let's go into poe -- focus with mr. steve forbes. steve, is policy to blame? >> david, to coin a phrase, it is the policy stupid especially massive unending regulation and health care

the poe the rtry, general atmos move you, and make something unforgettable. >> reporter: impaled by hiseep affinity by japanese literature and culture, keene continues to study and write, to further spread their understanding around the world. nhk world. >>> the olympic torch relay is underway in the russian capital, moscow. it will make a 65,000-kilometer journey en route to sochi where the winter games will kick off in february. [ cheers ] >> the olympic flame was flown from olympia, greece, where it was lit on september 29th. it arrived in moscow on sunday after a relay across greece. vladimir putin lit the olympic flame red square in front of a crowd of spectators. he said the sochi olympics is a big event that all russian people are pulling together for. he says it's a shared dream that is finally becoming reality. the 65,000-kilometer route is the longest in the history of the winter olympic games. a total of 14,000 people will take part in the torch relayover 123 days. russia is hosting the olympic games for the second time. it held the summer games in moscow in 1980. >>> it's ti

number of events with students in hempstead and at 2 the players brandon williams and kyle will join poeand ravens chee leaders at essex elementary school for their play 60 event so ravens are getting involved with youth sports and activities. >>> special honors for a all time great in football. hall of famer lenny moore gets a street named after him. today's ceremony starts at 11 at liberty senior center. >>> 9 minutes before the hour. in dc the president is weighing in on the controversy surrounding the name of the washington redskins. many consider it offensive and want it change. members of a native american group brought the change the mascot group to washington to get rid of the name. they are making a push after the president remarked if he were the owner of the team and if that name offended a sizable group he would consider changing it. redskins fired back with their attorney listen to what he had to say. >> there should not be a name change which is not about race it's not about disrespect but loving the redskins. >> according to a poll 66% of dc area residents don't want to se

poe, for five minutes. mr. poe: mr. speaker, the administration puts forward a false choice between the liberties we cherish and the security we provide. no more illegal wiretapping of citizens. no more ignoring the law when it's convenient. that is not who we are. that is not what is necessary to defeat the terrorists. we will again set an example for the world that the law is not subject to the whims of sub born rulers, and that justice is not arbitrary. this administration acts like violating civil liberties is the way to enhance our own security. it's not. mr. speaker, those are the words of senator barack obama in 2007. but that was then, this is now. the n.s.a., national spy agency, as i call it, is continuing its stealth intrusion into the lives of not only americans but foreign leaders as well. that senator obama once talked about. the n.s.a. has been caught evening dropping on the germans, french, and now news reports say 60 million phone calls in spain were monitored by n.s.a. a bit more history about the n.s.

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poe. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. poe: i quote, the fact that we are here today to debate ising america's debt ceiling is a sign of we can't pay our rely on foreign countries, money we have board from china, board from japan, the rising debt is robbing our cities and ta states of critical like bridges, ports and leffies and education and health care reform, robbing our seniors of retirement and health security, every dollar we pay in interest is a dollar that is not going to investment in america's priorities. increasing america's priorities weakens us. washington is shifting the burden of bad choices onto the backs of our children and grandchildren. americans deserve better. driving up our national debt is unpatriotic, the words of enator obama in 2006 and 2008. what is irresponsible and unpatriotic is irresponsible conduct, i think not. we should be talk about cutting spending before raising america's debt ceiling and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kentucky reserves. the gentleman from new

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