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this is one of the hardest lectures i give and it is because there is a mixture of history, but also personal stories in it, and for me it is a little bit of background. for those that do not know, who has ever heard of the ludlow massacre? about 70% of you. archaeologists, at the university of denver did a survey of colorado and they found that less than 70% of people in the state had ever heard of the massacre. and of those that had heard of it, they thought it was a massacre by native americans killing white settlers. ok. so, just a little bit of background. from my experience with the massacre, i grew up in southern colorado and my family have lived here for the past 150 years. ludlow was my first filled trip in the third grade. ith the college, he is up ended up studying with someone who had done research with hispanics in colorado. and i didn t research at the archives in our community. in the past couple years, i was able to sit on the centennial commission, ....
read to give him the longest serving minority leader in u.s. history, this tribute at the capital is just under one hour. leading the republican caucus 1991 to 95 did cheney and paul ryan and other leaders boca a memorial ceremony for bob michael at the capitol. this is one hour. [inaudible conversations] please stand for the presentation of the colors in the national anthem in the retirement of the colors. please remain standing for the invocation. let us pray god of heaven and earth, the work of your hands the los that formally win in year and release phone negative grace. we remember the life and work of son of the very proud city of peoria. as a longtime missouri leader he was safe, modest man whose impact entailed in in of a pass to is a better but it was his characteristic of his ushered through a democratic house much of what the agenda and evidence of the extraordinary ability to legislate within our constitutional structures. but be presen ....
operation and the home was passed down through several generations of the myers family. we toured to see the furnishings and learn what life was like the prominent merchant family. hello. welcome to the moses myers house. moses myers was born in new york city in 1752 and he made his fortune as a maritime merchant. he did serve as an american revolutionary war veteran and as a direct result of his efforts, he unfortunately suffered his first bankruptcy. that bankruptcy that caused him to move away from new york city here in norfolk, virginia. we think he chose perfect for three important reasons. norfolk was one of the most prominent colonial seaports. that was very important in his business life. norfolk had been burnt to the ground during the american revolution. we were rebuilding and he was it was ag his life, so good match. and thirdly and probably most important, virginia had just passed to be statute of religious freedom five years before the bill of rights. thi ....
nation primary. republican candidate marco rubio signed the paperwork today. and paid a $1,000 filing fee. republican republican rival carly fiorina filed to be on the ballot and the former ceo trails eight gop candidates in the latest fox news poll of registered voters. steve: democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders was in new hampshire as well filing his paperwork to be on the ballot. he is the second democrat to sign the paperwork this week. the remaining candidates have until the 20th to file. the date of the primary has not been set, but is expected to be february 9th. you can catch the next two debates on tuesday. the early debate starts at 6:00 p.m. followed by the leading candidates at 9:00. dari: i was feeling like we live in california. when the rain came, it felt strange. steve: it was warm and humid. you could see the overcast, cloudy, as we look at one world pretty incredible. nick: we broke 70 today. no record. but tomorrow there could be a record ....
they are deliberate burials, probably family burial vaults. reporter: contractors were digging as part of a water main project they discovered two crypts just 3 1/2 meet below ground. the first value it was disturbed with broken coffin wood, as photo have shown there was a large pile of skeletons. reporter: a second crypt contains intact coffins stacked one on top of the other, thomas foley, said that the discovery was not completely unexpected, since the area was formerly home to two presbyterian churns churches. anything with regarding the old cemetery. the focus shifts to identifying remains, and trying to determine which church they were affiliated with, some of the coffins in the second value have name plates attached. they will use high resolution imaging to high to read some of the plates. this gives us a sense of who walked these streets before us. reporter: the construct site is recalled off tonight but intrigue remains high. 200-year-old co ....