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write about how they are governor and we can talk about the role of prohibition and all of the south louisiana discovered in 1922 that the klansman were not only intercepting as male and a muttering from phone calls but killed two of the allies. examination of the corpses showed that they had been tortured that the jury refused to convict the accused and they send fbi agents to investigate. but they wanted to take care of the federal agents. oppressed by the governor, he charged 18 clan operatives with conspiracy but of course some are familiar with the story and the history once again the jury refused to convict. >> it just reminds me and i want to make clear that during this period in the south, the clan was continuing its absolutely direct violence and the lynching continued so when i say that it was relatively nonviolent i'm talking only about the north. >> there've been a number of articles and i've wondered is kind of a matter of interpretation you have this whole and automation that was very respectful. would this have been kind of an aura [inaudible] if you were just another civic orga

he talked about you go all the way south of louisiana, incredible revenue. what a way to offset the taxes? >> we're going backwards pretty soon we will open a call monday new jersey lternative n enl doesn'ti you're y rate, in the teens and 20sdoesn't work it across taxpayer money only once in the state. look at the debacle -- >> is that the shocker that we still talking offshore lling and coal? they ey all of these people. it is have this? vestment like you said, it has not been made into clean energy to see the potential. cause it is e loser in private sector will not touch it. go anyw. we have moshow for you tonight. ice, wind, frigid temperatures! we are not out of e woods rd teorologist will stay >> let's talk about new jersey transit! we know new jersey transit doesn't seem to be able to get out of their own way but a new administration is coming in in just a little over one week. how will the governor elect, bill murphy, called the agency a national disgrace, how will he deal with fixing it? in news today, steve santoro, the guy that was in charge of n

southern states are also dealing with snow, ice, and freezing rain as far south as louisiana. a weather-related accident in tennessee caused a massive car pileup. millions remain under a flood watch in the northeast as officials warn ice jams could cause river flooding. frigid temperatures are expected to stick around through the beginning of next week. some areas could see windchills of 30 to 45 degrees below zero. >>> the mavericks surf contest window is open. >> conditions may not be perfect early this week as we hoped but that doesn't mean the week won't end without a contest. >> we could be looking at a rainy week ahead. you bite want to plan fit are. >>> the city of philadelphia is beyond ecstatic. their eagles move on to the nfc title game, taking care of last year's nfc champ the falcons. at a time' first playoff win at >> what is my faith -- favorite color? >> purple. >> where is the craziest place i had sex? >> a circus. [cheers] jerry: don't you just want to have my job? [cheers] jerry: next "springer." >>> classes for california's first fully online community colle

southern states are also dealing with snow, ice, and freezing rain as far south as louisiana. a weather-related accident in tennessee caused a massive car pileup. millions remain under a flood watch in the northeast as officials warn ice jams could cause river flooding. frigid temperatures are expected to stick around through the beginning of next week. some areas could see windchills of 30 to 45 degrees below zero. >>> the mavericks surf contest window is open. >> conditions may not be perfect early this week as we hoped but that doesn't mean the week won't end without a contest. >> we could be looking at a rainy week ahead. you bite want to plan fit are. >>> the city of philadelphia is beyond ecstatic. their eagles move on to the nfc title game, taking care of last year's nfc champ the falcons. at a time' first playoff win at home since 2 (hard exhalation) honey? can we do this tomorrow? (grunts of effort) can we do this tomorrow? if you have heart failure symptoms, your risk of hospitalization could increase, making tomorrow uncertain. but entresto is a medicine that was pr

currently snowing near houston , snow in portions of southern louisiana up through deep south and into our region so this front impacting a wide swath of the eastern half of the country. for us mainly northwest right now but overnight we will see that snow moving south and east. in allentown, reading, up toward mount pocono and scranton wilkes barre area we are seeing snow falling, it is light but will continue through tonight and tomorrow morning and eventually that will start to pile up. temperature wise, it got relatively mild here today. we had breaks of sun in philadelphia, 43 degrees. forty in millville. that has dropped to 37. forty in wildwood. cold enough for snow in mount pocono at 27. because it was mild today this may start as a little bit of rain or a mixture of snow and rain before changing over to all snow. here's what it looks like is there the boundary and then this coastal piece starts to move up and eventually these two join into one larger scaled system. this is at 1:00 a.m. still most of snow off to the north and west but by 5:00 a.m. it is over city snow and rain

and canada are the real culture of still city of in the far north but the snow reaches far south as louisiana well that's never stopped and if anything temps on this side of the us will start to slowly recover the next proper winter weather has blowing in through washington are the hope wyoming and the world in california. the weather sponsored by qatar airways. the scene for us whether online what is american sign in yemen that peace is always possible but it never happens not because the situation is complicated but because no one cares or if you join us on sat there are people that that of choosing between buying medication and eating this is a dialogue i want to get in one more comment because this is someone who's an activist and she's posted a story join the global conversation at this time on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where every. this is al-jazeera. he watched.

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the deep freeze shutting multiple interstates across the deep south, from louisiana to alabama, where there's a state of emergency in effect, to texas. >> if you don't have to be on the roads, please don't be on the roads. >> reporter: watch kevin quinn from our station ktrk getting ready to report from this crash when -- >> one, two, three, four -- whoa! there's -- >> reporter: another truck careens down the same embankment, nearly crashes into other cars. further north on interstate 65, multiple tractor trailers and a greyhound bus piling up. at least seven injured. traffic snaking back for miles. the icy conditions doing a number on airports, too. more than 1,500 flights canceled and thousands more delayed. >> gio with us live from the west side highway tonight. and gio, we know that authorities are warning about the dangerous driving overnight and into the morning. >> reporter: that's right, david. that's when we're going to see the storm move along the coast from florida up to new england. in fact, north carolina's governor has just issued a state of emergency, so, no doubt, this

south of louisiana. this is the overall big picture. i want to run it through. i want to show you how the system takes shape. 5:30. there is nothing major going on. in the coming days or the hours it will strengthen. 9:30 in the morning. look at the snow potential in florida. all the rain. then we get in the day tomorrow to look at the difference on the map. we are watching the western edge. this will stay most likely east of the area. you in southern maryland is where we watch for the possibility of the snow. they will get it for sure to new england. for us we watch potential for tonight and thursday morning for snow around the d.c. metro. the farther east, greater the chance we got to 13 this morning. 13 yesterdays a well. 33. we have had 15 hours with only one -- 157 hours with only one hour above freezing. we have the highs of friday and saturday of 19. that does not account for the wind chill. larry: there you go. i have never held on to 40's the way i am now. i want you to know i'm holding on dearly. dramatic video. it shows alabama fan r.v. engulfed in th

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, tennessee valley heavy rain has turned over to freezing rain even a period of snow as far south as louisianahis arctic air is returning and ending the january thaw. on the east coast, it's mostly a rain event interior sections will get freezing rain and ice from tennessee through pittsburgh, scranton, pennsylvania, albany new york and higher elevations the snow portion of the storm, we get the snow out there this morning, maybe one or two inches as far south as areas of southern arkansas. memphis, bowling green, lexington, then the snowstorm for western new york and western pennsylvania those areas could get 6 to 10 inches today, a lot of patience needed at the airports and on the roads. that's your business travel forecast more "worldwide exchange" when we come back g about you for yea. sorry about that. they're all about me saving for a house, or starting a college fund for my son. actually, i want to know what you're thinking. have a seat. yeah. knowing that the most important goals are yours. with 15,000 financial advisors, it's a big deal. and it's how edward jones makes sense of invest

customers are also likely to see the same thing in missouri, in south carolina, louisiana. these are the kind of effects, mr. president, that we're seeing all across the country in various ways, but all good news for consumers, all good news for people at home as a result of the tax reduction, tax relief, tax cuts passed by republicans and signed by president trump. americans are getting the benefits of tax relief. they're getting the benefit of regulatory relief and the pro-growth policies republicans in congress and the trump administration. mr. president, people are seeing it in their daily lives. the polling company gallup said as soon as donald trump was elected president, economic confidence in this country soared. that's what the polls found. it has stayed positive almost without interruption ever since. it's the exact opposite of what polls were showing during the previous eight years and the previous administration. that was during the so-called economic recovery. well, why are people so optimistic now? it's because, mr. president, you can't open a newspaper or tur

the deep freeze shutting down multiple interstates across the deep south from louisiana to alabama wheregency in effect to texas. >> if you don't have be to on the road, please don't be on the road. >> reporter: watch kevin quin getting ready to report from this crash when another truck careens down the same embankment nearly crashing into other cars. further north near bonny vill, kentucky multiple tractor trailers and a greyhound bus piling up. at least seven ifjured. more than 15 hnl flights canceled and thousands more delay delayed. and we'reber tee soogthy storm from fllthral up to new england. in fact north carolina's governor has issued a state of emergency. so no doubt this is going to be a messy and dangerous commute. >> snowy and frozen roads will also make a mess of things for a lot of today 7. >> paul. >>> good morning. we're looking at possibly four to eight inches of snow new york going into psmous, new hampshire along it coast of maine and surrounding areas two to four and we could see a targeted area that would if volve richmond, rally, roanoke. nearly shut down from that

. >>> record snowfall is blanketing parts of the south this is saint francisville louisiana outside of baton ruth. the snow companied by temperatures in the teens and windchills in the single digits the region is not equipped to handle snowfall because they have no snowplows or stockpiles of salt. the expected to melt quickly and highs in the 50s by friday afternoon. >>> the search and recovery continues after last week's devastating mudslides. at least 20 people were killed. they are determined to find three people still missing including a 2-year-old girl. they are working to clear a stretch of debris along highway 101. they hope to reopen the highway next week. >>> icy conditions in oregon is blamed for causing a plane to skid off the runway. the nose gear was on the ground attempting to land at bend yesterday. there were 60 people on board and the plane is not damaged and the faa is investigating. >>> a dog was rescued after trapped on a cliff in san francisco. the firefighter repelled down to hoist the labradoodle down. they are not sure how it got stuck on the cliff. >>> pope fra

. >>> from georgia to south carolina. to louisiana perhaps the famous frozen fountains tell the story of the south. gripped in the throws of this winter storm. iconic pieces iced over in the way the town and people are used to. they call this historic storm the winter hurricane, bring snow and a wintry mix to the southeast. and of course before heading our way. snow and sleet and ice through through tallahassee. it was warmer in juneau, alaska than tallahassee. and not used to this weather, florida university and tallahassee public schools closed and jacksonville the airport is canceling flights and the mayor issued this warning. >> these are conditions that we are not accustomed to here in jacksonville and encouraging people to stay off the roads especially in the drive times. >> in georgia the governor is declaring a state of emergency and some areas could see snow for the first time in a century. snow and ice accumulated with areas expecting up to 6 inches of snow and a half inch of ice. here have a view from space courtesy of nasa

no republican ever had been elected dogcatcher in mississippi or alabama or georgia or south carolina or louisianas ] and now the south is solid republican. it's a divided country. and it started with that 1964 election -- all because barry goldwater voted against the civil rights act. just that one vote carried the south. that's how important that was to those southern states. and it's kind of sad. >> mann: johnson achieved what he wanted, which was he got his mandate. he got the highest percentage of anybody who'd run for president. he did what he wanted to do by beating fdr by three-tenths of a point. >> he said, when he looked back upon that night, that he felt that he could picture all these people going into the election booth and pulling the lever for him, and then he knew finally, finally that the american people loved him. >> califano: i think he knew how important political capital was, and i think he knew how he was going to spend it. i mean, look at how he rolled out legislation. and he used to say, you know, that wonderful line of his, "what the hell's the presidency for? let's get th

south. parts of texas, louisiana, mississippi, alabama, even northern florida seeing very cold temperatures this morning. and look, we're not going to rise very far from here as we go throughout the afternoon. bundling up even in texas. 39 in san antonio, 30 in texas, 20 degrees later this afternoon in st. louis and 28 in phe polar plunges for the various charities. >> the crazies. can stay home, with neulasta onpro? strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection, which could lead to hospitalizations. in a key study, neulasta reduced the risk of infection from 17% to 1%, a 94% decrease. applied the day of chemo, neulasta onpro is designed to deliver neulasta the next day, so you can stay home. neulasta is for certain cancer patients receiving strong chemotherapy. do not take neulasta if you're allergic to neulasta or neupogen (filgrastim). ruptured spleen, sometimes fatal as well as serious lung problems, allergic reactions, kidney injuries, and capillary leak syndrome have occurred. report abdominal or shoulder tip pain, trouble breathing or allergic reactions to your doctor right

south. parts of texas, louisiana, mississippi, alabama, even northern florida seeing very cold temperatures this morning. and look, we're not going to rise very far from here as we go throughout the afternoon. bundling up even in texas. 39 in san antonio, 30 in texas, 20 degrees later this afternoon in st. louis and yesterday, 25 in new york, but still below freezing in scranton, 20 degrees. all right, a cold day. hey, you guys, i have to tell you i did have a squirrel in college. i found a squirrel in a box of my fruit loops. >> no body camera, though. >> no body camera. thank goodness. for many reasons. >> there you go. fast forwarding now into your tuesday, the annual mummers parade rang in the new year in philadelphia despite bone chilling temperatures in the single digits. thousands marched in the oldest continuous folk parade in the country. >> carey underwood is still healing from a fall she suffered. she had severe facial cuts with 50 to 60 stitches. >> this is what they did across the country for the polar plunges for the various charities. >> the crazies. can stay home, with neula

the deep freeze shutting down multiple interstates across the deep south from louisiana to alabama where>> if you don't have be to on the roads, please don't be on the roads. >> reporter: watch kevin quin from our station, ktrk, getting ready to report from this crash when another truck careens down the same embankment, nearly crashing into other cars. further north on interstate 65, near bonneville, kentucky, multiple tractor trailers and a greyhound bus piled up. more than 1500 flights canceled and thousands more delayed. and we're going to be seeing that storm move from florida all the way up to new england. in fact, north carolina's governor has issued a state of emergency. so no doubt a messy and dangerous commute. >>> snowy and frozen roads will also make a mess of things for a lot of today. >> accuweatherer's paul williams is tracking this. >> good morning. we're looking at possibly four to eight inches of snow. new york to massachusetts, along the coast of maine and surrounding areas, two to four to one to two inches and we could see a targeted area of four inches of snow. that w

south. look at the snow falling in southern louisiana. the snow in the panhandle of florida and into south georgia. that's the storm that will ride up the east coast. and the timing still on track for late tonight. this is 10:00 tonight. you see the clouds spread over the area. here comes the first snow reaching delaware and south jersey by 11:00 tonight. tammie souza will be updating you on the latest on the late news. overnight tonight, into tomorrow, spreading inland, making for a messy commute tomorrow. the heaviest totals expected along the coastline, southern delaware, four to eight inches. there's going to be a sharp cutoff following somewhere in delaware and new jersey. two to four inches. less north and west. it's a large storm, and it hasn't arrived yet. there's still a potential for these numbers to change significantly which is why we'll be updating them through the day today. 31 degrees this afternoon. we'll have the snow coming in tonight and tomorrow. the brutal cold arrives. morning temperatures in the single digits, anothe

south voter, north voter, louisiana, and since gore-bush it's been a 50/50 country. i don't know, i mean it might be as simple as just taking back michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania. restoring the so-called blue wall. who does that? do they have to be a populist? i don't know that donald trump can out -- be out donald trumped. and the democratic primary, i think, is going to be very similar to that mid term in that in 2007 presidential primaries there was zero tolerance for anyone who supported iraq in any way. if you voted years after we provide funding for the troops, there was zero tolerance for that. i understand that. if you apply the same sort of litmus test, are replace iraq 2019, and trump, in t's whose the most angry democrat, i don't know that is going to translate well in 2020. you might have a populist democrat who is really liberal. so i was stalling to say i on't know. >> my name is rachel craig a graduate student at suffolk niversity in boston. so a large amount of millennial support but didn't have a lot of turnout and there was low enthusiasm so my qu

south korea. >>> a louisiana prosecutor says a teacher who was handcuffed and arrested after she spoke out about the superintendent's controversial pay raise at a school board meeting will not be prosecuted widely viewed video shows the teacher being handcuffed as an overs orders her not to resist. >>> skip hop is recalling nearly 8,000 convertible high chairs in the u.s. citing potential falls and injuries to kids the recall covers. high chairs between the september of 2016 and september of 2017. >>> and a new study from the university of north dakota says most people would rather have surgery than take antibiotics for appendicitis, but experts say doctors should inform patients about all the options for treating that particular condition. that's the news update this hour. >> sue, thank you. >> you got it, scotty. >> kevin o'leary brokered a is that right tank deal right here on "the halftime report. he and the ceo of hampton products surprised the inventor with a licensing deal for benningilock and the two are making a bigger splash at ces in september. take a look. >> this year i unveiled the

the mid base sed sed entarry south of louisiana to improve federal agencies. the diversion will take it from the mississippi and threatened wet lands on the western side of the river to build and sustain existing wet lands. now, the existing regulatory hurdles multiple federal agencies will likely lead to multi year permitting delays for this and other projects resulting in the loss of louisiana coast. i look forward to working with this economy to restore the mississippi delta and update the permitting process so that we are better able to sustain coast coastal environments across the nation. and i thank you for that. >> thank you, senator cassidy, i know you have pressing matters. i appreciate you coming here today to introduce mr. cochran. now i'd like to call on mist julie ufner. welcome. >> good morning, chairman, ranking member, and members of the committee. i'm honored to testify before you today on water infrastructure needs and challenges. my name is julie eufner of national counts. i've been asked to share with you our western county experiences. how

plenty of evidence of the cadaver trade as far north as a vermont and maine, and as far south as texas and louisiana. medical colleges in new york used the canal system to move bodies from the city of the hudson river on steamboats and ferries, through the erie canal and shipped to other places in the united states. for short distances, the bodies were placed in bags such as the one seen behind me. medical schools and colleges hired enslaved black men and irishmen as janitors, porters, they were listed in the records with those titles to them, whose primary task was to procure subject for dissection. these men were also referred to as night raiders, bodysnatchers or resurrection men. grandison harris, some of you may be familiar with him, he was one of the most famous bodysnatchers of the time. he was purchased by a medical college for $700. purchased on a south carolina auction block, and the value today is about $22,000, a price and about $2014. seven faculty members owned one seventh share of his body, and if they decided to leave the college, they could sell the share to other members of the fac

he's winning south dakota, north dakota, louisiana and since core it has been a, 50/50 country. i don't know, it might be as simple as taking back michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania, restoring the so-called blue wall. now who does that? do they have to be a populist? i don't know that donald trump out-donald trump. trumped.-donald in the democratic primary, it is going to be very similar 2006 midterm in that there is zero, and the 2007 presidential primaries, there is zero tolerance for anyone who supported iraq in any way. if you voted years after we went to iraq to provide funding for the troops, it was zero-tolerance. and i understand that. if you apply that same sort of you replace iraq with donald trump in 2019 and it's who's the angriest democrat, i don't know that that's going to translate wellin -- well in 2020. you might have a populist democrat who is really liberal. so i was stalling to say, i don't know. [laughter] >> my name is rachel craig, i'm a graduate student at sussex university in boston and so bernie sanders had a larger , amount of millennial support, but di

they got six inches of snow today in a winter storm that hit as far south as georgia and louisiana.'em go! the storm has killed 10 people and caused the cancellation of 2,000 flights. the storm is now heading into the northeast. >>> well, no snow here in the bay area. but some rain on the way. we want to go to meteorologist mark tamayo now in the weather center with the latest on our forecast. >> another system heading our way and a colder one producing snow in the sierra. waiting for some nice deep powder that could be a reality as early as this weekend as the system comes on board. now, you just saw that story out toward portions of the south. you can see that system moving at least approaching the eastern seaboard over the past 12 hours or so. so there was the satellite that's well defined front- runner. that portion of the country. for us out towards the west, we have this guy, this cold front, this area of low pressure. this will definitely generate some rainfall for us, not an extreme event, rainfall between a tenth to possibly an inch on the high end through thursday. waves u

louisiana. that's how far south this cold hair has been. watch what happens hour by hour. we're going to roll this through. the wide picture here comes the big area of low pressure preponderance it's going to intensify as it passes us. it depends on how close it gets to the coast. that will tell us how much snow we get. the back edge is a sharp cut off. this is known as a meteorological bomb. it intensifies. the low gets more low. this is going to be near thursday morning. behind it the cold eest air com rushing in. tomorrow morning in the low teens across much of the area. allentown about 5 degreeses. tomorrow we're in the mid-20s. perhaps a few upper 30s around the area. here comes the snow. thursday morning, 1:00 a.m., just after midnight. then it moves across the whole area just in time for the commute. leaving out parts of chester county. that's where we could see maybe just dusting or a flurry. it's here at 1:30 in the afternoon. then watch these numbers thaw. you're waking up in single digits and only making it it into the teens on your friday. here are the numbers

louisiana is basically the nigeria of the south. yeah, i can't believe that this guy is a nigerian prince, white people take everything from black people. music, fashion and now they stole our stealing, are you [bleep] me. this is next level cultural a appropriation. he is basically accused of being the rachel dolezal of crime. i bet somewhere out there she is like i don't get it, he looks like a nigerian prince to me. and now it may be a new year, but 2017 dnt leave us with some lingering questions. should we believe kyle rene about the parents s any powerful man not accused of sexual, and the biggest question did the trump administration collude with russia, for one person looking for the answers it is his job, robert mueller, the man you can't even tell we photo shopped into this law & order poster. yeah, is he one of those people? he's not the black guy, or is he. maybe he's that good. now since it started there have been many theories on what triggered the fbi's investigation of donald trump, was it a plot to keep trump out of

blacks were close to a majority of the lower house of the mississippi and louisiana legislature, and they were a majority in south carolina. 16 african-americans served in congress. thousands of african americans held the critically important local offices like sheriff, school board member, local county counselor. the political power of southern blacks was short-lived. southern whites, even when they were in a minority demographically, wielded preponderate economic thomas social, and physical power through fraud, intimidation, and violence, whites eventually succeeded in suppressing black voting to allow democrats to redeem the southern states. . from republican rule president -- from republican rule. in the fall of 1875, the administration made a calculation that further military intervention necessary to save mississippi from redemption would alienate too many northern votes and would specifically cost republicans the governorship and perhaps the electoral college votes of ohio in 1875 and 1876. freed from an external constraint, southern whites were going to do whatever was necessary to regain political power.

south. people are waking up to frozen pipes and ice to louisiana all the way to georgia. the temperature in new orleans dropped down to 25 degrees overnight. snow is even in the forecast for places that rarely see it. slick roads are creating a nightmare for drivers. >> afraid to stop, somebody will hit you, afraid to keep going because you don't know what's up there. >> the northeast is expected to get hit with another blast of arctic air later in the weekend. the national weather service is warning of potentially dangerous wi windchills there as well. >>> meanwhile here in the bay area not quite that way but it's another spare the air day. rain is in the forecast this week as well. meteorologist mike nicco tracking that. hey, mike. >> hey, natasha, hi, everybody. let's take a look at our weather window from the east bay hills camera. see just how hazy and murky it looks outside and looks a lot worse than what the bay area air quality management district tells us the air quality is. it's moderate. it's below anything that would be unhealthy for those most sensitive, whic

saturday, it's going to rain the in areas from louisiana down through the deep south right through the ohio valley. then on sunday, that rain goes to the east coast, but with it comes warm temperatures. a nice january thaw. it looks like we're going to end january on a warm note. still no signs of anything too cold. >> enjoy it while it lasts. >> thanks for that, bill. >>> still ahead, the dramatic sentencing of the former usa gym nasty theics doctor and the fallout continues as the university president resigns in the wake of that scandal. that's next in sports. r: nice to meet you. have you ever had car trouble in a place like this? (roaring of truck) yes and it was like the worst experience of my life. seven lanes of traffic and i was in the second lane. when i get into my car, i want to know that it's going to get me from point a to point b. well, then i have some good news. chevy is the only brand to receive j.d. power dependability awards for cars, trucks and suvs two years in a row. woman: wait! (laughing) i definitely feel like i'm in a dependable vehicle right now. woman 2: i w

south carolina. ice closing interstate 10 in louisiana. the conditions also impacting houston.he mayor sharing this message to the texas city. >> i'm asking people, please stay off the roads. please stay off the roads. number one, help yourself. number two, you will be helping the first responders who will have to be responding to those calls. so do that. >> dana: snow is starting to taper off investigate northeast and mid-atlantic states, and we are grateful for that. a wakeup call for republicans in rural wisconsin. democrats flipping a state held by the gop since 2000. patty smackner last night winning a special election in a district president trump carried by 17 points. chris stirewalt is editor of halftime report. let me read to you what scott walker tweeted. he said senate district ten special election win by a democrat is a wakeup call for republicans in wisconsin. our friend at 538 said tonight's results on their own don't mean much, but in context of 80 plus state and federal legislative special elections they're merely the latest signs the gop is in big trouble. what

but hurricane katrina struck louisiana in august two thousand and five and literally south of new orleans. winds over one hundred ninety miles per hour floods over several feet. one thousand were killed. one hundred thousand were forced to leave new orleans falls into chaos and poverty. like. in the neighborhoods hit by the floods criminality exploded. especially on the eastern part of the city where murders happen on a daily basis not. so simple citizens like brennan gear up to defend themselves. keep a lot of stuff handy just in case again something crazy happens active shooter. a young millionaire sidney torres fights to increase security in the tourist.

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