Larry hello, folks, i am larry kudlow. Day 14 of the is really war, 1400 people have died, 629 others injured, 32 americans killed and 11 unaccounted for. The president spoke to the nation last night, it appears the Israeli Ground forces are about to engage. John roberts reports live from jerusalem. Thank you, what can you tell us . There was good news for a change two american hostages were released from captivity by hamas, taken south of gaza through fog into egypt and back into israel and will be reunited with their family very soon if they havent already. They were in israel before their grandmothers 85th birthday when hamas stormed in and took them hostage. They are okay and things are looking up for them. As to what it all means i talked with an expert on hamas and hezbollah earlier today on america reports, that was probably a delaying tactic on the part of hamas, hamas senses the ground operation is coming. We thought it might have started even today and by letting hostages out
Longer honor ice detainers unless a judge says theres probable cause or there is a ward of a rest we asked the sheriff howe of these ordinances and policies of originated while their point the finger the share of the apartment is pointing the finger same they really want this person to be turned back over there should get a judges order for a war they said that all they have to do. Catherine heenan they are aware of the latest revelations about the victim criminal history and the recently from jail but chose not to talk about that today we talk to the victims father hayes says the family is chosen to focus on his daughters memory. Maureen kelly hit her father says telos special memories about his daughter his nickname for her was pretty and from these pictures it is easy to see why the 32 your was a good kind hearted person lived a great life she was a world traveler who made a lot of friends the walking with the problem appear on the day she was murdered his arm around her when she wo
Medical history from a collection at marylands National Museum of health and medicine. Each week american artifacts takes you to museums to reveal what americans know about american history. Lamar alexander from richard rings onto bill clinton. He recalled his walk across tennessee after part of his 1978 gubernatorial campaign. And he shared stories behind his mementos in his d. C. Office. My walk across tennessee was 1978. I began on january 26th at my parentss home in east tennessee. And then i walked east until march 1st. A big three foot snowstorm. It took me to july 6th. Its 1,000 miles. I shook 1,000 hands a day and spent every week night with someone whom i didnt know. I grew up in the great smokies. Or right next to it. Our scout troop every weekend, we would be in the mountains. And i love the outdoors. And so do most tennesseeans. We have more people with hunting and fishing licenses than vote in republican pry marries, for example. When i ran for governor for the first time
Again, i always think back to franklin and the rising sun and thats exactly what weve seen through the years. This little humble room is really everything that the United States has been and will be. Its going to grow from events that happen over about a 1011 year period in this room and its amazing when you think of this humble place and the men that sat here and the things they did, its really incredible the things that have grown from this space. The Pennsylvania State house is a real name of independence. It was pennsylvanias capitol until 1789. Pennsylvania moves its government west to ultimately the center of the state, to harrisburg. Well, at that point the building, theyre using space in the building and renting it out. Its not the Capitol Building anymore. But the city of philadelphia had started building buildings here on the block and by the earl 1800s, essentially the city is going to buy this building and this whole block is going to serve as our city hall. So through the
Visits, you gather all the old veterans like Thomas Jefferson and tom adams are alive and they get together and celebrate lafayette. Its a wonderful explanation of patriot rancic memory. Its probably one of the first where were looking and embracing history. People are starting to be able to purchase their copies of the declaration of independence and put them above the fireplace. And were celebrating the words and the actual document. So fortunately, this room kind of becomes a Historic Place before they got to the point of totally getting rid of the building and turning it down to build something new. Were really lucky in a lot of ways it was used long enough it became important. By the mid1800s, this whole thing is a museum. One of the most fascinating stories in this room when the liberty bell, spent almost a hundred years in our bell tower cracked, they put it in this room. And one of my favorite days thats not one of the days of the revolutionary wars comes 150 years ago today th