so lou wallace takes off. he gets -- the order was never written down, so this is a big moment in the history of the civil war for the next 40 years because there is no written record of directive. but lou wallace takes off and he makes wonderus progress an he's within a few thousand yards of the right side. as we know now sherman is pushed back two miles and wallace is going to come around to the rear of the confederate army. you might think that is suicidal, but if you're wallace, you think that could save the union cause on the first day by having a movement to the rear move to the unknown of the confederates, people said that the confederates would have known or he would have been wiped out. maybe not. right when he got crossing the bridge, frantic messengers came and said, what are you doing, he said i'm going to the right to reinforce sherman, and they said sherman is all through. , they made him reverse and go all the way back, about ale roundtrip. refused to turn the army and have the rear become a fro

lou wallace thinks he means the road that he has worked at. lou wallace takes off. the order was never written down. is it going to be a big moment in the history of the civil war for the next 40 years. there is no written record of the directive. but lou walt las takes off and makes wonderous progress and within a few thundershower yards of the right side. lou wallace is going to come around to the rear of the confederate army. you might think that is ludicrous or suicidal but you might also think that could save the entire union cause on the first day by having a movement to the rear unknown to the confederates. people that afterwards said that the confederates would have known. but maybe not. but the problem was right when he got to crossing the bridge, frantic messengers came from grant and said what are you doing? and he said i'm going to the right to reinforce sherman. sherman is all through. you took the wrong road. they made him reverse and go all the way back all the way back a 167 mile round trip. and lou wallace refused to turn the army. he made it make a

and wallace, governor wallace was at 23, but we were only at 42. so humphrey had had a horrible time all during september, the dump the hump and all these horrible things they were saying to him at the convention continued until that salt lake city speech you talked about. and then they said if you mean it, we're with you. i was really alarmed because i said if the democratic party which is twice as large, p if they come together we can't win. what happened is the northern wallace vote, the unions and the catholics and all of them10% we humphrey. i heard your first guest say, you know, that he didn't know whether wallace helped or hurt humphrey or not. wallace almost killed nixon because wallace took the goldwater states, south carolina, mississippi, louisiana, alabama. those are the states wallace took, and wallace took the conservation active rural vote from texas tipping it along with john conley's help tipping it it with humphrey. that's where we wound up at the end of the campaign. i was really concerned. i asked the president, we hadn't stran

and as wallace, wallace has a problem in that he's been cast aside not once, but twice. and both times involving harry truman. you would not be human unless you were bitter about this. and you have this bitter former vice president of the united states with left-wing proclivities anyway, and now he's got two reasons, two reasons to be against harry truman personally, and he is talked into not a primary challenge against truman, but a third party challenge. what's their strategy? again, what's their strategy? since the strategy is being dictated from extreme left-wingers, from the people being controlled by, really, moscow when you get down to it, it's got to be that there, again, trying to not win an election, but to send a message to truman and say, look, you change your foreign policy, democratic party. you change your foreign policy, harry truman. because we will punish you, and we will give the election to the republicans. and then we'll go back to the way it was under franklin roosevelt with a guy we can deal with. in 1943 the communist party in the united states ha

-- wallace has a problem. both times involving harry chairman. you would not be human unless you were bitter about this. he had this bitter former vice president of the united states with left-wing proclivities anyway and now he has got two reasons, two reasons to be against harry truman personally and he is talked into not a primary challenge against german but a third-party challenge. what is their strategy? again, what is their strategy? their strategy is being dictated from extreme left-wingers from the people being controlled by really -- when you get down to it. it has to be there again not trying to win an election but to send a message to truman and say look, you change or foreign-policy harry truman because we will punish you and we will give elections to the republic. and then we will go back to the way it was undefined on roosevelt with a guy we dealt with in 1944, the communist party of the united states had have actually endorsed franklin roosevelt. it was kind of one big happy family at one point

for detective jim wallace it was something buried in a routine crime lab report. kulscar's pants, which he'd washed the morning of the murder, then hung up to dry in his shower, again tested negative for blood, but this time, the lab report noted something else found on those pants which caught the eye of detective wallace -- dirt. >> if you're washing these pants, what is the goal of washing pants? aren't you trying to wash the dirt out? >> you'd think. >> in this case the dirt was still present except there was luminol glowing in two areas. >> luminol, the chemical police use to detect blood and body fluid, but this didn't make sense. with no blood on the pants, the luminol was still highlighting something else on two very specific areas of the pants. >> one on each side, right at about the area of the knee, on the front of the pants right about where the knees were. >> if you were kneeling down in something you later wanted to get out by spot cleaning with detergent. he actually did successfully get it out. this would glow because cleaning detergents will also

in part thing stan wallace. he carries new york, and he carries maryland over harry truman, thanks to henry wallace. he does well through the northeast. pennsylvania is very republican state. do we had carried the midwest in 1944 against franklin roosevelt. he had not carry the northeast. he concentrates on the northeast in doing that he starts to ignore the midwest. early on in the german reelection effort there was a campaign document developed, and it said, you can safely ignore the south, which was not exactly right. although, here's the fun facts. franklin roosevelt won the presidency four times without needing won electoral votes from the south. without needing one of those gloves. harry truman's advisers say, you know, the farmers, the midwest, the far west, the far west is looking for irrigation projects, and for structure. the farmer in the midwest is looking for government health. and harry truman was a misery dirt farmer. he understood these people. he goes, and he is walloping the republicans on thes

>> we had wallace also in that race. humphrey was a very tough campaigner and when we thought we should be moving in more, he hung on. we did a poll which was unusual which was one where we would keep going to the same voters all the time maybe about 500 and go every two and three weeks and ask where they were. it was amazing how many people switched between all three candidates. sometimes you'd turn the election campaign they might have been for wallace and they might have been for humphrey and for nixon or in some other order so that was kind of and unusual aspect of a study when people moved around thatch and eventually they deserve wallace. and we got the majority of those in our poll at that time. but humphrey told me later that he was surprised when lyndon johnson withdrew from the race, he was in mexico city at the embassy and they were watching the incident on television when he learned he was pulling out of the race so he didn't get any real help from johnson. >> where were you the night bobby kennedy was killed

the request, juan was a simple question because as you know chris wallace is a simple man.ere is the question. president obama said in 2009 he is going to cut the deficit in half at the end -- by the end of his first term. >> yeah. >> bill: wallace was nice. he said he didn't come close. he increased the deficit by a trillion dollars. cut it in half. here it is. the president said he is going to cut it in half and he he increased it by a trillion. this guy comes on, lew, and he says something -- i read it six times. i got distracted by looking at his hair but then i read it, the transcript, all right. >> you are too much. >> bill: six times i couldn't understand. mary katharine, help me. help me here. >> what he is trying to say he is using a different measurement percentage of g.d.p. to try to say there won't be any added spending. they use rosier depictions than the congressional budget office does. they are already probably too optimistic. the bottom line is the president's budget is a chance for him to put forth his vision in sort of a fantasy world where he doesn't hav

and wallace shawn, playwright and actor. guest appearance you have on "murphy brown." years ago. which we were all reminding ourselves was quite a good show. this is a clip from the 1990s. you play a conservative congressman, republican, who is a sort of prototype tea party republican who has been elected with the backing of interests that have very extreme views. now has been told that he has to go on air and parrot those views. take a look. >> when i was elected i didn't realize i might be a little bit beholden to certain interest groups. i thought that just people gave me money because they like me. today they gave me a position paper and made it clear they are expecting a pretty big return on their investment. a person caucasian should take an iq test to determine if they should stay in this great country of ours. >> you are proposing we expel ethnic minorities? >> i guess i am. >> all ethnic minorities? >> apparently so. >> wallace shawn at the table. i wonder how much -- jeff as shone who has been observing politics fo

he somehow got it to david lee and wallace might run -- might want to guard him. the blazers take the lead. far left and look, just seconds left. six seconds left and in bound in the back court. caw macaw sze -- kamakazi out of control. not winning. the blazers end the three-game winning streak 93-91. no last-second lin-sanity tonight. but he set a record with 13 assists. of course the knicks won again. the pride of palo alto is now a force of nature. they are all lintertained at madison square gardens. iron mike tyson was there. he is loving some lin. he dribbles around the entire team and they did a great job of watching. how do you even make a likeness that big? lin with a career best. tyson chandler and back out to fields who had 15 points. knocks down the jumper. and then feeding stoudemire and incredible. knicks have won seven straight 100-85 the final. by the way, the knicks' win streak could be at eight by the time they play dallas on sunday. you can watch it here on abc7 at 9:30 on sunday morning. it is breakfast with jeremy. suddenly concern at saint mar

we is based on the real life romance between king edward 8:00 and wallace simpson.dward gave up the thrown to marry her and they became known as the duke and duchess of windsor. madonna wanted to tell simpson's story on the big screen. >> i felt like she was a character in history who had been seriously misaligned and i wanted to set the record straight. >> reporter: something madonna says she can identify with. >> being grossly misunderstood and judged by people who don't knee me or her so those are certainly qualities that i can relate to. >> reporter: andrea plays wallace simpson in the film and says working with madonna was a dream. >> she's a true perfectionist in the best sense, so prepared and totally passionate. >> reporter: that passion helped her snag a golden globe for best original song and she's still making music. alexis christoforous, cbs news, new york. >> we has also received an oscar nomination for best costume design. it opens in theaters nationwide today. >>> we say good morning to you and thank you for watching 9news now at 5:00 a.m. happy frida

he somehow got it to david lee and wallace might run -- might want to guard him. the blazers take the lead. far left and look, just seconds left. six seconds left and in bound in the back court. caw macaw sze -- kamakazi out of control. not winning. the blazers end the three-game winning streak 93-91. no last-second lin-sanity tonight. but he set a record with 13 assists. of course the knicks won again. the pride of palo alto is now a force of nature. they are all lintertained at madison square gardens. iron mike tyson was there. he is loving some lin. he dribbles around the entire team and they did a great job of watching. how do you even make a likeness that big? lin with a career best. tyson chandler and back out to fields who had 15 points. knocks down the jumper. and then feeding stoudemire and incredible. knicks have won seven straight 100-85 the final. by the way, the knicks' win streak could be at eight by the time they play dallas on sunday. you can watch it here on abc7 at 9:30 on sunday morning. it is breakfast with jeremy. suddenly concern at saint mar

about six miles from the battle, there is a flamboyant guy named lou wallace. he draws, paints, writes, he thinks that he's a poet. everybody from west point hates his guts. everybody remembers that state ledgesors were promoted. and -- lgs lators were promoted -- legislators were promoted. and he is promoted to general and he is there as a strategic reserve a little bit farther north on the tennessee river. he has a wonderful plan in the weeks before he created a special rout of reinforcement. he communicated with another he communicated with another general wallace about a

gerald wallace not known as a three-point shooter but hitting them tonight. wallace had 14 points.feeding wright. warriors up two. nate robinson played the majority of the fourth quarter instead of montae. curry somehow gets the ball to david lee. 29 points. two minutes left. wallace stroking another three. you can't leave guys wide open. blazers take the lead. montae far left of the screen. not in for the final play. don't know if he was hurt. six seconds to go. nate up the court. completely out of control. somehow to brandon rush for the win. not lining. blazers win without their best player 93-91. no last second linsanity for the economin is a force of nature. lintertain. a huge hug for his coach last year. iron mike. loving him some lin. toying with the kings here. that is called keeping your dribble alive. that is -- wow, that is a huge likeness of jeremy lin. ten points. career best 13 assists. landry fields and then tyson chandler and then back to fields. the stanford man who had 15 points in the game pick-and-roll with chandler here. that is lincredible. knicks have won sev

join megan kelly and me with analysis from chris wallace, joe tripe, chris wallace and charles krauthammerdates from coming up. and fitting the definition of a war criminal, amateur video reportedly shows more shelling in the city of homs today. activists say 250 people have died there. in the province in two days and the u.s. political chief say a well over 7500 have died over jo all and nearly 100 civilians are killed every day. israel reportedly is saying they will not give u.s. advance warning if the country attacks iran's nuclear program. chief white house correspondent ed henry reports it could be the latest snag in the relations between the israel and u.s. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's high stakes visit to washington may already be getting off on the wrong foot after a report suggesting that israeli officials have privately warned president obama's inner circle, they'll not give awe heads up. >> do you want them to tell you whether or not they're going to attack iran? >> i'll save the leader to leader and defense minister to defense minister conversations for the--

. >> by the way, there was another force a third party candidate george wallace who pulled aaway a lot of white southerners angry over the civil rights legislation that johnson passed and denied what was the solid south to the democratic party. >>> why didn't humphrey attempt to run for president after the 1968 election considering he only lost by a small percentage of the popular vote? >>> at some point he decided he didn't want to be president anymore. he was getting too late and he didn't want to do it. in 1970 after 1968 he was re-elected to the senate by the largest landslide in his history, in his political history. he took the seat of gene mccarthy in minnesota, which is always funny. gene mccarthy's popularity in minnesota after this year had just fallen, and humphrey took his seat when went back for the senate. i think he -- i don't think his heart was in running for president again in the end. >> let's turn to one of the questions from the students at the washington center. steve, go ahead. >> we talked a little bit about the ted offensive earlier in the session. can you talk

. >> mitt romney, wing both arizona and michigan, tonight, coming up, chris wallace and karl rove and joe trip pyon the races. keep it right here on america's election headquarters. >> one thing we can't afford, it's 4 years of barack obama with nothing to answer to. so we are going to get him out of that office and get him back home where he belongs. >> now you saw his b now, you saw his budget. laura ] maine is known for its lighthouses, rocky shore, and most importantly, its lobster. it's the tastiest, the sweetest, the freshest. nobody can ever get enough [ male announcer ] it's lobsterfest at red lobster, the one time of year you can savor 12 exciting lobster entrees like lobster lover's dream or new maine lobster and shrimp trio. [ laura ] hot, right out of the shell. i love lobster. i'm laura mclennanfrom spru, that's why i use natural advantage, and that's why you deserve your own natural a make testine. and you can get these strips make testine. for a $15 monthly co-pay simply by joining the freestyle promise program. and i think i know exactly where those savings will go. ca

. >> fox news sunday will talk tonight gingrich and get a preview when we check with chris wallace incoming up in sports, they get one of their leaders back from injury in florida and local college hoops, lamont peterson signs on for the the rematch against amir khan he talks about defending his title  and needs a different product. with so many choices, it always feels like you're just playing the odds. [ dinging ] take the gamble out of stain removal. introducing resolve all-stains! the pre-treat that combines a chamber of oxygen formula with a chamber of enzyme formula in the same bottle. resolve removes all types of stains in the first wash, so whenever you do laundry, you'll always hit the jackpot. [ dinging ] trust resolve. forget stains. >>> and making headlines in sports, mike green back in the line up for the caps for the first time since january 7th, they had a great game yesterday, second period caps trailing by 1, max hendricks he had his pass stolen and brook lace he was the one who would get a goal later in the period but that was it for the caps, they thought they woul

fox news sunday anchor chris wallace joining like from washington.k out the window here and gas is at $4.59 for regular unleaded, but it is also 75 and sunny, but when gas prices go up you need someone on blame. the president seems like an easy target. >>chris: well, yes. one of the really tangible things people can see. you cannot see g.d.p. ¡wth but when you go to the gas pump and it costs $40 or $50 or $60 to fill up the gas tank that used to cost less that is how you feel sticker shock and it has an impact on the economy because you are pay more for gas you have less money to spend on other things. the president is right in the short-term, he cannot do anything about it, but dip into the strategic petroleum deserve but that is a band-aid. in the long term and that is a question, with the president, has he done the right thing? this president came in calling for cap and trade, and this president after b.p. set up a lot of restrictions on drilling and, in fact, a moratorium for a long time on drilling in the gulf, a president who disapproved althou

he is a guest on fox news sunday chris wallace is the host and joins me with a preview of today's programt let's tack about last night's result, mitt romney now with the back to back wins the other candidates saying they are not giving in how much weight does nevada have. >> well, it has a lot i mean the fact is it is the second sweeping victory for mitt romney and even a bigger victory than florida not only did he win among most of the demographic groups he won against two groups they won in florida people who identified themselves as strong tea party supporters and very conservative, romney beat gingrich in that group, you are right these guys the other guys have got to start winning some place we will have rick santorum as our exclusive guest on the show he is looking to this next tuesday very important for him there are caucuses in colorado and minnesota, nonbinding primary in effect a beauty contest if you will in missouri and he has to show something, somewhere, or you know the money will dry up that is why these candidates eventually dry up. >> people shouldn't be so quick to dismi

sarah palin appears on fox news sunday and will talk with chris wallace in 20 minutes. >>> occupy dc protestors made their voices heard as they gathered outside for a second day dozens braved the snow to protest the conservative political action contest they maintained the participants represent the interest of corporationwealthy, dc police were on scene ready to take angst in case things -- action in case everything got out of hand but things were peaceful. >>> fox 5 news alert police arrested a gunman believed to be behind a shooting in dumb frees virginia. rod slater picks up the story from there. >> reporter: in this dumfries town house community off old triangle road, there is renewed anxiety. >>> now days, it is really quiet, last night all of a sudden we heard gunshots and shocked us all. >> reporter: the shootings capped off a wild night that happened after a brawl at garfield high school's basketball game. the teens regrouped across the road at potomac mills road, police responded again to dispurse the rowdy crowd then the two groups of teens headed to old triangle road wher

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we are with chris wallace and his guests. >> thanks so much, megyn. what three percentage points, 31-38, what it means, all you had to do is look at those two speeches by mitt romney and santorum. romney looked triumphant, and santorum gritty, courageous. but defeated. karl, where does this leave this race now? and obviously it's better than losing but what about the fact romney only carried his state by 3 points? >> he will get a good chunk of the delegates tonight out of michigan and combine them with 29 in arizona and come out with a big bump of the night. he will also win the headlines in the next several days n race than volatile. even before the election today we were moving back to a point where romney was back in the lead i think for the sixth time he's been in the lead. we've had now eight different leaders in this contest. you know, this will give him the moment and we will see how it turns out next tuesday but it will help him in ohio, which will be the critical one. >> i want to get to tuesday in a second. joe, let's look at it from santor

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it's a state that brought you george wallace and jessie jackson in the past, there's a poll today that. it's a very fluid situation. so, in romney buy in michigan is bringing people back and the gap is closing. but the fact is that michigan residents feel strongly about social issues particularly those that will be voting in the michigan primary, you know how strongly the tea party members feel, and rick santorum appeals to them. >> you mentioned george wallace, does this mean that an angry appeal to white voters at a time of the economic stress can resonate and a stronger populace message? >> i think there's significant number of factors in any election that can take place and you cannot stereo type any one thing that will impact the outcome. it may be one of the things that people are not talking about is the fact that you do not register by party in michigan. so that you can have union voters that will go into the polls next week and all they have to do is ask for a republican ballot and vote in the republican primary next week. >> do you know in politics so well, from your own expe

earlier today i talked to fox news sunday host chris wallace, asked if he thinks newt gingrich will takecampaign all the way to the convention. >> i don't know. certainly is saying that. i think he'll take it till early march and super tuesday. he'll have a tough month of february. looks like he's going to lose badly to mitt romney saturday night in nevada and, in fact, five of the six contests in november mitt romney won those states in 2008 four years ago. so i think gingrich will have a tough time. he's also got only one debate scheduled this month and those things have kept him on a level playing field with romney, but the primary calendar turns in march to a bunch of southern states, particularly super tuesday, georgia, tennessee, oklahoma, arkansas and that's where gingrich may try to do better. i think if he is able to beat romney in some of those states in march, he can keep this going for a while. if he doesn't, it's going to be awfully hashed to stay in just because the money will dry up -- hard to stay in just because the money will dry up. >> politics often revolves around bi

former pennsylvania senator ick santorum, where he talked to hrrs day, wallace about turning his campaiggaround...following a third place finish in south carolina and florida...and a last place finiss in here in nevada.santorummsays: "now, we're getting toothe ssates where people don't havv tte natural advantage, don't have the time commitment, the staff commitment to really uild out an ooganization like they did in these first fiie. i ttinkk we're going to doovery well here in minnesota. i thinkk we're going to do very well in colorado".(tag) confidenn about missouri...the "show me" state hhlds its primary on tuesday. saatooum has beee there campaigning. he pses a gooden opportunity...becauseenewt gingrich is not oo the ballot &pthere... in as vegas...casee stegall...fox news. and after alienating both siies of the abortion debate in just one week ...susan b. komen trugglessto win back sup. supporters.the fundrasing giint known for its races for breast cancer ...could see week, komen announned it waa cutting funding to planned parenthood.then, aamost immiediately, reverred that decision.

mike wallace. his name has come up.oesn't stay with the steelers, tony demarco be the 49ers -- it would be the steelers. you know the 49ers might have a chance? >> i think he's a legitimate wide reader. -- i think the frienz is the patriots. >>> what surprised me is sometimes we take this for granted. but grant, our early evening anchor came up to hang around with him. and kimep -- one time -- kimmy, one tim i was lying there gaping for air, and kimmy said, i got to go. she hung around to have her picture taken with him. >> he was so nice. >> very nice . so the restaurant just for the has beening of it, said -- for the heck of it, he's going to be associated with these guys. and kimmy's been offered a premium. >> goodnight everybody. ♪ [ male announcer ] offering four distinct driving modes and lexus' dynamic handling, the next generation of lexus will not be contained. the all-new 2013 lexus gs. there's no going back. ♪

we'll talk to majority leader cantor about that. >> chris wallace host of fox news sunday airs here onox 5 at 9 a.m. see you then. >>> coming up tonight on the news edge a guilty verdict in the murder trial of a maryland state trooper. tonight trooper wesley brown's family talked to fox 5 nearly two years after his death. >>> is google tracking your every move? not anymore. why the internet search giant is on the hot seat tonight for tracking iphone customers' habits. we'll be right back. he >>> a local woman has a new lease on life thanks to an amazing gift by her grandfather. fox 5's bob barnard shows us now a kidney transplant changed both their lives. >> it's just the biggest blessing one could have. >> reporter: dorris edwards is resting comfortably at medstar washington hospital center sharing a room with granddaughter spelmyra who on wednesday gave the 66-year-old retired metrobus driver one of her kidneys. >> they asked you a million times are you sure you want to do this? but i had no doubt in my mind. >> reporter: dorris suffers from diabetes. her kidneys started failing a ye

he forced the door in alabama past past george wallace. sister of that woman is married to the attorney general of united states. kennedy was trying to hold on to texas and georgia he knew his stand for civil rights was going to cost him the rest of the south. kennedy created the peace corps to send young people to teach and help the poor. he created the alliance for progress to help create a partnership with latin america. saved the world from nuclear war in the cuban missile crisis when generals wanted to attack cuba and khrushchev wanted to fire missiles at new york. santorum said he wanted to throw up after his comments about keeping church and state separate. no minister should tell people how to vote, perhaps before retching, he ought to consider doing good might be possible without being sectarian he might have considered what kennedy said in his inaugural address that here on earth, god's work must truly be our own. >>> that is "hardball" a thank you for being with us, i will be in new york tomorrow of the michigan and arizona prim

might set some type of cable record for a game during the week that's not a playoff contest >>> mike wallace he likes the 49ers. he also likes the patriots. the reason this is a big deal is he's a free agent. pittsburgh steelers have not put a contract in front of him to his hiking. and for what it's worth today he said, hey, i want to go to a team that has a chance to win a super bowl. and i like the san francisco 49ers. >>> andrew luck could be a pro by friday. the way this works is that the rookie's contracts are pretty much slotted. there's a pay scale. and therefore indianapolis decides they are going to take luck, they could sign him by friday because the days of peyton manning apparently are over in indianapolis. miami getting a vote in there saying we would love to have you come and play for the dolphins. >>> after leaving yesterday with a back tweaked, tim lincecum back practicing with the giants today. we have some spring training video just in. big deal. and here they are. everybody's different. to me, when they start playing in april then my palms sweat am that's when i talk to p

wallace is scheduled to be arraigned this morning. he is charged with vehicular man slaughter. police say he was driving a shuttle bus and ran a red light at oak and octavia and collided with a big-rig. the passenger in the bus was killed. >>> time now 4:35, a south bay nightclub owner has been charged with raping one of his patrons. she claims she was raped by him inside his home last month. his attorney said he was a friend of his client and she asked to be taken home in downtown san jose which is owned by him. according to court documents she went to bed in a guest bedroom and woke to having her clothes being pulled off and getting raped. >> i have nothing to say other than the fact that she certainly was not raped. >> reporter: his wife and daughter were also in the house and he was due -- he is due back in court for the arrangement and he will plead not guilty. >>> same sex couples will head to county clerk -- to the county clerk to request marriage licenses. this is video at the county clerk's office and their request for a marriage license will be denied because currentl

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