the papers came out and when they hit the newsstands in springfield, it waspa pandemoni. there were people running around wondering what in the world is going on. lee daniels coming in saying what is this? the guy who was mr. no tax increase is suddenly mr. pro-tax increase? lee daniels was minority leader in the house and he was puzzled the whole day about this. madiganps is back in his office early again. thompson comes in early and a bunch ofer us reporters write up see him come up the grand staircase. he'sir rounding the ban, goes up to the third floor and were all hounding him asking questions. he won't saye anything and then he stops and says i want to go ask madigan whether it's true. and so it goes back there and come to madigan was office and madigan picks up one of the papers and he goes bonsai. because the attack is coming. so he moved that tax increase throughh in six hours with 60 democratic votes, a power-play again like nothing i'd ever seen. it was eventually they push it all the way t up to three and te senate added a little property taxx increase, put it

thompson came out they had the newsstand in springfield it was pandemonium.ere people running around wondering what in the world is going on? coming in saying what is this? the guyton mr. note tax increases protect increase? lee daniels is a minority leader in the house and was puzzled the whole day about this. madigan is back in his office early, thompson comes in early a bunch of us reporters who run up and see them coming up the grand staircase. i goes to the third floor we are hounding him asking questions pretty won't say anything he stops and says i want to go ask madigan whether it is true. [laughter] so he goes back there. i picked up one of the papers and says bonsai. the attack is coming. he moved the tax increase through in six hours with the 60 democratic votes a power-play like nothing i had ever seen. eventually they push it all ... three in the senate added a little property tax increase but put it back into the house and they passed it and thompson ofsigned it. they added a few boosters for pay increases for chairman of committees and a variet

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talking about stuff recently, but there was a horrible racial incident in 1908 in springfield. i never associate you with ohio, and now i will. hayden: i've been involved for 30 years. so. [indiscernible] in the midwest, and 1918. brinkley: her family moved, and this was a smart choice because my antonia is not only just a brilliantly written book, it's part of a prairie trilogy that began with all pioneers -- oh pioneers, and then the songs of the mark, and my antonia, it's a trilogy. you could pick any one of the three, and you should pick the right one. she is writing about growing up on the great plains, and in a very brilliant way deals with rattlesnakes or planting crops, they deal with european immigration in the midwest, and what it was like for pioneer families out there. how they had to rely on each other, and also love interest stories with the guy that ends up leaving that she loved playing with when they were young, but later in life they reconnect. she is sort of an incredible figure writing about red cloud nebraska, and it brings, my antonia, some people argue th

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un fugitivo protagoniÓ una alocada persecucÓn en springfield, misuri...o de que el fugitivo haÍa sido visto en un parque y los agentes se lanzaron a su persecucÓn. a pesar de la velocidad del Émur, los agentes se negaron a darse por vencidos, y con la ayuda de transÚntes, el Émur fue acorralado llevado a control de animales y devuelto a su dueÑo. y asi llegamos al final con las noticias mas importantes a esta hora gracias por acompañarnos. nos vemos con mas noticias a las once y media en su noticiero leo: hoy en "los gonzález" voy a estar mandando la gente gratis a un crucero. te vamos a mandar a un crucero totalmente gratis. nada más que esta asociación para estar en forma me requiere, muy sencillo, una dinámica. te saco una foto, algo divertido, la mando por "whatsapp" y de volada me contestan con adónde te toca ir exactamente de crucero. como que van en una lancha. >> ay no. leo: hagan de cuenta que van en lancha. ahí está. una, dos, bien.

walking through lincoln's home in springfield bid the banister the ghostly first floor to the second floor as you walk down the same banister the president held going down but it's the closest i've ever gotten to touching a former president. >> i'm just getting excited because my family is from springfield, illinois. and that was such a thrill. i would spend the summers there and going to lincoln's home. >> you restore these homes? suppose the president said i grew up here and where to get the money to do that? >> well from congress. and we have a number of associations that help us across the united states were very generous. we get a number of private donations the american public that really help us to restore the grantor. >> what is most visited presidential home? >> i would have to go look it up. i'm sure it has to be lbj we have free bathrooms like that. [laughter] >> what propels you to join the park service years ago? and outside of him to the national park service for 20 months. but how my foundation began over 30 years ago as a young sailor while attending intelligent schoo

porter dale erwin geiser coolidge's stenographer joseph fountain, 22 year old editor of the springfield reporter, also a representative of the associated press, joseph mcinerney, coolidge's chauffeur and winfred perkins, who we will meet in a moment. here's the story. president warren harding had been traveling took sick and died about 7:30 p.m. pacific time on august 2nd at the palace hotel in, san francisco. president secretary george christian sent a telegram with a news to the white river western union office in woodstock, vermont vermont. at 11:30 p.m.. nellie perkins, who was operating the telephone switchboard at her home in bridgewater, received a phone call with the news that president harding had died. mrs. perkins or mr. burton? sorry, wrote down the telegram message and immediately her husband winfred perkins dressed immediately and drove with the message to plymouth notch, about nine miles away. around midnight, mr. perkins arrived at the coolidge. urging president to call the. mr. perkins not loudly on the door. woke up john coolidge and. but what's all this commotion? a n

. >> host: dell in springfield, illinois, question or comment for the doctor comic good morning. welcome back. i do have a comment and a question. my comment goes to the a i were discussing on the first time. i think science would be one of the benefactors of ai in terms of research and treatments. my question regarding a cdc.gov listing, a post i saw that those who already had covid and those who have vaccine and the booster are more susceptible to this current strain, and i didn't understand how that could be. and it was on the cdc.gov website. can you explain that to me? >> guest: we are not saying they are more susceptible. i'm not quite sure the quotes that you saw. let me say what i do know that people who have been infected and then got vaccinated, or got vaccinated and then got infected. it does seem that those people over all tend to do a little better. sebecause the type of different viruses, strains of the viruses they get exposed to. but i'm not aware there's any evidence that you're much more likely to get this new strain, new strains going around that would get you

. >> this happened in my home state of missouri, in springfield.tailed primate that was somebody's pet that escaped. what led police look at this. did you have one wild? no, i did not. lemur chased through a neighborhood. >> hey, these guys with the hele good samaritans, the lemur was eventually rounded with its owner. which reminds me, do you know what a lion calls a femur? yeah. what? fast food and fast food and rhiannon's pet. >> how dare you. >> they're so cute. >> they are cute and delicious. two lions, apparently. >> are you. are you ready for the cutest story of the day? a shelter cat that's just begging for cuddles. >> this happened in saint charles, missouri, back on august 29th. this little guy named babbel decided to plop right down on an employee's laptop computer. so good spot. get a good spot. >> and the best part is babbel just got adopted by a long time shelter volunteer. one week later. how could you not? >> was it the shelter volunteer? that's operating this laptop? because how do you not. how is that not a sign right there that t

in 1993, the simpsons, springfield got its own high speed rail, sort of. how fast are they going?> yes. well judging by your husband's cowardly scream, a 180 miles an hour. >> yes. >> that was seven years before america's one and only high speed rail line. the acela express began operating. and since then, with the exception of during the pandemic, big city traffic seems to have only gotten worse. if this new private venture in florida proves profitable, it could inspire other companies elsewhere to invest. brightline is already building a rail line connecting southern california and las vegas. it hopes to open that line by 2027. the critics have raised safety concerns when it comes to brightline, especially at rail crossings in florida, because dozens of deaths were linked to the company's other rail operations . brightline says it has upgraded dozens of those crossings. >> would you ride it? >> i've i've ridden it. you did? i like it. it's a nice train. it's i don't know if it's so practical for fort lauderdale miami connection still has a ways to go and, you know, you've got to

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host: dell in springfield, illinois. question or comment? caller: i have a comment and a question. my comment was with the ai we were discussing earlier on, science would be one of the benefactors of ai in terms of research and treatments. but the question was, i had it regarding the cdc.gov. i was listening and saw a post i saw that those two already had covid and those who have the vaccine and booster are more susceptible to this current strain. i did not understand how that could be. it was on the cdc.gov website. can you explain that to me? guest: we are not saying they are more susceptible. i am not sure the quote you saw. what i know about people who have been infected and got vaccinated, or got vaccinated and then infected, it does seeing those people overall tend to do a little better -- does seem those people overall tend to do a little better. but i am not aware that there is any evidence that you must dust you are much more likely to get this new strain -- evidence that you are much more likely to get this new strain. host: michael, florida. hello. caller: dr. benjamin,

. >> adele in springfield, illinois. question or comment? >> welcome back. i do have a comment and a question. my comment was with the ai that we were just discussing early on the first time. i think science would be one ofb the benefactors of ai in terms of research and treatment. but, the specific question was, i had a question regarding cdc.gov listing that i saw that those who already had covid and those who have the vaccine and the booster are more susceptible to this current strain, and i didn't understands how that could be. c. it was on the cdc.gov website. o can you explain that to me? >> not that they are more susceptible. let me tell you what i do know about people who have been infected and then got vaccinated or got vaccinated and then got infected. it does seem that those people overall tend to do a little better. em because of the different le viruses they've been exposed to. but, i'm not aware that there u is any evidence that you are yo much more likely to get this new strain. the new strains or that you will get any sicker. >> michael, deer

in 1993, the simpsons, springfield got its own high speed rail, sort of. >> how fast are they going?ll judging by your husband's cowardly scream, a 180 miles an hour. >> yes. >> that was seven years before america's one and only high speed rail line. the acela express began operating. and since then, with the exception of during the pandemic, big city traffic seems to have only gotten worse. drivers in major us cities spent an average of 51 hours in traffic last year. chicago and boston ranking the worst for commute times miami fifth. if this new private venture in florida proves profitable, it could inspire other companies elsewhere to invest. brightline is already building a rail line connecting southern california and las vegas. it hopes to open that line by 2027. critics have raised safety concerns, especially at rail crossings, with dozens of deaths linked to the company's other rail operations. but brightline says it's now upgraded dozens of crossings as well, from trains to boats. >> this could be the future, this high tech electric boat just set a new world record, traveling

let's start with elise from springfield, virginia. caller: it is a pleasure to speak to you. i have to tell you, after listening to c-span, i really think that we need to abolish all political parties and get rid of money in politics. but that is just my opinion. i totally agree with you on some points. i wish that there was a way to address on the student loan issue because kids have been taking out student loans are working with a system that is almost a kin to loansharking. also, the other thing that i find really interesting, and this is from the gentleman who called from florida, he is rabidly against any type of help for students in this country, but we watch the stock market program every day. there are now four programs, four organizations that are there to help businesses to get $26,000 per employee as they receive ppp grants. they make it very clear they don't have to pay that $26,000 per employee back. so for the republicans who are sitting in their chairs with steam coming out of their ears, can you imagine how we feel knowing that they get to subsidize businesses

let's start with elise from springfield, virginia. caller: it is a pleasure to speak to you. i have to tell you, after listening to c-span, i really think that we need to abolish all political parties and get rid of money in politics. but that is just my opinion. i totally agree with you on some points. i wish that there was a way to address on the student loan issue because kids have been taking out student loans are working with a system that is almost a kin to loansharking. also, the other thing that i find really interesting, and this is from the gentleman who called from florida, he is rabidly against any type of help for students in this country, but we watch the stock market program every day. there are now four programs, four organizations that are there to help businesses to get $26,000 per employee as they receive ppp grants. they make it very clear they don't have to pay that $26,000 per employee back. so for the republicans who are sitting in their chairs with steam coming out of their ears, can you imagine how we feel knowing that they get to subsidize businesses

annapolis convention, daniel shays organized several hundred impoverished farmers and marched to springfield. such rebellions by the people had been occurring quite regularly throughout 1786. in massachusetts, new hampshire, connecticut and vermont. rebellious farmers had closed courts, broken up farm auctions and attacked state legislatures. by the end of the year, nearly 9000 rebels had been organized with no real federal army and an inadequate militia. the situation threatened to get out of hand. during this period, abigail adams wrote to thomas jefferson regarding the rebellion. it is true, sir. the uprising has have been very alarming. they have even stopped the courts of justice in several counties. a few weeks after the final defeat of shays by the massachusetts militia in january 1787, the continental congress endorsed the annapolis proposal for a general convention and called upon all states to send delegates to philadelphia in may. daniel shays rebellion had once and for all convinced the majority of the states leaders that strong measures had to be taken to avoid the disintegratio

but seriously speaking, it's moving to visit just as it's moving to visit springfield, it is moving to visit the fdr home and library. i urge people to do that i appreciate you saying that. and what i think part of that is, you know, when you been here for seven years, worked in archives and literal physical connection to pass, it's not the past, you're living in that moment every time you hold the documents for what you get on those grand when you think about what made fdr who he also became we all evolve and change, , we hope, or should, embrace, certainly continuallyng continually evolving, that you walk the graphs. you don't even need to come into theyi buildings. i should be encouraging a bite to buy tickets but you can walk those grounds and in that place that seems rural, so far away at times, this young man, leave ideas that were soer much larger and broader than what he was into he was actually, and that there was a point, that right there was at one point almost the center of the world fighting fascism. the defense of democracy right there, and theas four freedoms, those idea

i appreciate what you do for my state and for springfield and the region. thank you for being here and the witnesses were being. with that, mr. chairman, i yield back. chairman manchin: we will have a quick second round. senator hickenlooper, if you want a second round i will come to you. let me just say everything we have talked about has been around permitting. we know what the challenges are. anything done on a timely basis you can make a determination you should see something coming online. you all talked about this. we have made some inroads on permitting in the bill for the debt ceiling and hopefully it will pass tonight. we all benefit from that. this committee has an awful lot more to do on permitting. i think everyone here has been intricate in playing that part. we can show this committee how we can further our permitting process by continuing to keep our nose to the grind stone and getting this done as quickly as possible. first of all, in this committee's jurisdiction electric transmission siting, cost allocation and interconnection reform, judi

but speaking i mean, it's moving to visit just as it's moving to visit springfield. it is moving to visit the fdr home and library and i urge people to do that. it appreciate you saying that and what i think part of that is and know i've walked in here for seven years and i've worked archives for a career and that literally physical connection, the past. it's not the past. you're living it in that moment. every time you held those documents. but what you get, i think on those grounds, when you think about what made fdr who he ultimately became as we all evolve and change we hope or should embrace. certainly mrs. roosevelt's a perfect example of someone whose life balls thinking and continually evolving and that that you walk the grounds, you don't even need to come into the buildings and i'm saying that i should be encouraging everyone to buy, but you can walk those grounds. and in that place that seems and so far away at. this young in may and formulated a series ideas that that were so much larger and broader than where he was and who he was actually and that there

tony was raised in springfield in fairfax county, a place that shaped how he viewed culture, including his own, his mother itself, a door in his father home door. and that's why grew up with its like approving a neighbor, filipino neighbor, pakistani neighbor. and then on the other side of can eat the open neighbor. i've seen a lots of comings like i'm talking hundreds of people saying that they follow me to learn about latino culture, which kind of feels like a lot of pressure because i'm just like, oh, wow, like i'm not like a teacher anything, but i do think it's nice when, for example, like all see someone who's like, they're like a white american are like someone has just completely like not that, you know. >> the i folly of content to learn more like i didn't know that this these issues exist in your community. it's fun to watch because he's really having fun. it's make it a border town in mexico is a cultural center that it is mexican population in from exploring the world. now time for the main event, the full pay late sharing its dishes. there was a lot of that. you know, they

tony was raised in springfield in fairfax county, a place that shaped how he viewed culture, including, his mother itself, a door in his father honduran. that's why grew up with its like approving a neighbor, filipino neighbor, pakistani neighbor. and then on the other side of can eat the open neighbor. i've seen a lot of comments like i'm talking hundreds of people saying that they follow me to learn about latino culture, which kind of feels like a lot of pressure because i'm just like, oh, oh, oh, oh, like i'm not like a teacher. anything. >> but i do think it's nice when, for example, like all see someone who's like, you like a white american or like someone has just completely like not latino. >> the i folly of content to learn more like i didn't know that this these issues exist in your community. it's fun to watch because he's really having fun make it a border town in mexico is a cultural center of the chinese mexican population in from exploring the world. now time for the main event, the full pay late sharing its dishes. there was a lot of that. you know, they were just amazin

tony was raised in springfield in fairfax county, a place that shaped how he viewed culture, including his own, his mother itself, a door in his father home door. and that's why grew up with its like approving a neighbor, filipino neighbor, pakistani neighbor. and then on the other side of can eat the open neighbor. i've seen a lots of comings like i'm talking hundreds of people saying that they follow me to learn about latino culture, which kind of feels like a lot of pressure because i'm just like, oh, oh, oh, oh, like, i'm not like a teacher anything. but i do think it's nice when, for example, like all see someone who's like, you like a white american are like someone has just completely like not that, you know. >> the i folly of content to learn more like i didn't know that this these issues exist in your community. it's fun to watch because he's really having fun. it's make it a border town in mexico is a cultural center of the chinese mexican population in from exploring the world. now time for the main event, the full pay late sharing its dishes. there was a lot of that. you kn

tony was raised in springfield in fairfax county, a place that shaped how he viewed culture, includings mother itself, a door in his father home door. and that's why grew up with its like approving a neighbor, filipino neighbor, pakistani neighbor. and then on the other side of that can stop a neighbor. i've seen a lot of comments like i'm talking hundreds of people saying that they follow me to learn about latino culture, which kind of feels like a lot of pressure because i'm just like, oh, oh, oh, oh, like i'm not like a teacher. anything. >> but i do think it's nice when, for example, like all see someone who's like, you know, like a white american or like someone who's just completely like, not that, you know. >> the i folly of content to learn more like i didn't know that this these issues exist in your community. it's fun to watch because he's really having fun. it's make it a border town in mexico is a cultural center of the chinese mexican population. >> in from exploring the world. now time for the main event, the full pay late sharing its dishes. there was a lot of you know,

. >> police in springfield, missouri, found themselves in a wild pursuit when a suspect in stripes escapedrom captivity and here it is, a ring tailed culprit. it's a lemur. it's a pet lemur, which why do people have pets anyway? it it was running loose in a neighborhood park. police thought they could quickly apprehend the furry fugitive, but they soon found themselves in a high speed chase. the officers finally captured the lemur with the help of some just people who were walking by. the lemur was later reunited with its owner or something, but that shouldn't be a pet, right? >> well, you never know what you know, speaks to you. from the heart. >> a fish, a dog, a cat, a lemur , a bird, a lemur. not a lemur. >> up next is seven things you need to know today. >> and there's a you can watch. am i saying that right, zoboomafoo. is that what his name was? >> you can watch all our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. >> it's available for apple tv google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. you can download the app now and start streaming. >> and as we head to

. >> so this happened during the springfield cardinals minor league game in missouri.e field in the middle of the game. the umpire stopping the game as soon as they noticed it. after a skunk chase, it left the field, apparently without ever spraying its foul odor. >> they were agitating it quite a bit. >> that's the thing. >> they're going to be dumping tomato juice. >> exactly. >> they scare me, and not because of -- >> raccoons are scary, too. no matter how many people say, oh, they're cute. no. >> how about a good possum. >> one got my foot once. >> why would you be so close? >> it was when i lived in oklahoma. >> they're in california, too. >> and they've got snakes at the airport. >> welcome to sunny california. >> what's going on? >>> let's get you a check of the weather, instead. good morning to you in dublin. starting out with mostly clear skies, 58 degrees right now. we've got just about everything for you this morning. 50s, 60s, some 70s as you go out at around 11:00, 12:00 for your lunchtime hour. don't forget the sunglasses and short sleeves because it will

we don't go in and consciously say, "let's make this a buffalo springfield song."we just keep writing songs. i think that there was a little bit of an attitude like, "they're okay for chicks. they can play okay for girls." we didn't understand why our gender mattered or why it defined us. people magazine this week says it will take an act of congress to keep this woman from becoming a mega star. whitney houston. ♪ how will i know if he really loves me? ♪ ♪ i say a prayer with every heartbeat ♪ whether she was doing a dance song or she was doing a ballad... ♪ the greatest love of all ♪ ...it kind of stopped you in your tracks because you just couldn't believe that one woman could be blessed with that much, with the looks and the talent. this lady started out as a dancer, went to new york, went to paris, worked with bands, came back as a single, and is she hot. this is madonna! ♪ george: if you saw madonna then, she looked just like the girls who hung out at a club called the fun house. all the girls there had the mesh thing, and they had the boots, and it was kind o