Cities across the country. Next, a look at our recent visit to sioux falls, south dakota. You are watching American History tv, all weekend, every weekend, on cspan3. Man has lived on the site of what sioux falls is off and on for thousands of years. Most recently in the 1850s, two rival town companies, one from dubuque, iowa, and one from st. Paul, minnesota, both set their sights on the sioux river falls is a town site and interestingly, both companies arrived within a few weeks of each other. There was speculation. They claimed land. They plotted off into lots and stuff and waited for settlers headed west to come and buy lots in this new town that didnt quite exist yet. That started in 1857, and really in the 1850s, they got along well with the indians who happened by here on their way to other places. And by 1860, there were 42 People Living in sioux falls. In the summer of 1862, there was some conflict with the sioux indians. What was called the sioux uprising by some started in a
Please welcome them. [ applause ] good morning, thank you very much for being here. Thank you for joining us. So the topic of this session is taxes, taxes, taxes so well start off talking about alabama. Original, original, original. We had a lot of discussion about taxes with your colleague the treasury secretary but i want to get in more detail and ask you some of the more detail. Let me start off with something i said with s. E. C. Theecretary. This is a one and a half trillion dollar Immediate Tax cut. Federal debt is already at 78 of gdp total federal revenues is at 17 , quite low by historical standards, the economy is close to full employment. This is this seems an unusual time historically to be adding such a huge amount to the deficit. Why now . So let me take that question to pieces because you ask a lot of different pieces in there and lets start with the core issue here. When you look at whats happened to the u. S. Work force since the recession, yes, weve created jobs. Were
Used to for this time of year. 53 along the coastline, 54 in cape may. Even in delaware the upper 40s, 49 degrees currently in the city. Lets look at how the day is going to play out. At any point in the morning or early afternoon hours you could get a little drizzle or a brief shower but the bulk of the rain were tracking comes late this afternoon into this evening. So, at 7 00 a. M. 51 degrees with lots of clouds. Lunchtime youre socked in with the clouds sitting at about 60, very mild. In the afternoon hours youll head up to 63. Youll be sitting at 60 degrees at 5 oclock. Temperatures slow to fall tonight. But that rain will be with us five, 6, 7 oclock, it will be moving in from the west. 60 degrees for your current temperature at 7 oclock at night so staying mild through much of the nighttime hours. Your high today, 63. Normally we would just be at 48 degrees so very mild for this time of year but we are tracking a major cold air moving in and well talk about that coming up in a f
Im walter perez, it is almost time. Eagles and vikings kick off at 6 40. If the eagles pull a win off tonight it will be first trip to the super bowl in 13 years as if we didnt necessity. Many remember the game back in 2005 when they who to the patriots 2421. One you love a rematch. Patriots are playing jag wars right new so rematch is a possibility in minneapolis. Tonight we have got crews all around the city, we will bring you live coverage for the next hour and a half, this is an exciting night and we have got you covered. Chad pradelli is live outside lincoln financial field hang ing out with tailgaters. Trish hartman at chickie and petes, and Christie Ileto is in mayfair where things got pretty exciting, after the phillies won the world series a few years ago and our dan cuellar is down, near the stadium, but first we will begin with sports anchors Ducis Rodgers and jamie apody where we are live inside the linc, hey there, guys. Hi there, it is certainry game, day. There is a diff
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