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he has a foreign policy speech, can he stay on message? if he does, could he gain ground on hillary who has some potential liabilities ahead. congress about to get its hands on her fbi testimony. the dnc hack could reveal some damaging information, and her husband, the former president, is he a liability on the trail? well, to the markets, green arrows, what else, to start the week. the dow, s&p and nasdaq all in record territory. big day for your money and we are all over it. of course, varney & company about to begin. trying to insight chaos, threatening institutions we have, police are a government institution. we stand on the front lines of order and liberty. they want to attack order and liberty and after the chaos last night trying to incite chaos. that was milwaukee county sheriff david clark talking about the two nights of violence in the city of milwaukee. he will be joining us again next hour, but e-mack, what exactly happened to trigger all of this liz ....
we re going to win with calls, his impact on the high court, and the looming political battle over his successor. this is washington journal for sunday morning, february 14. our phone lines are open at 202-748-8001 for republicans. 202-748-8000 for democrats. if you re an independent, 202-748-8002. join us on social media on facebook and twitter. good sunday morning to you. thank you very much for being with us. as we look at the life and legacy of justice scalia, he was talked about last night in the cbs debates, and this is a story this morning, front page of the new york times, justice antonin scalia is dead at the age of 79. he passed away of natural causes while on a vacation in texas. he was a leader of conservative intellectual renaissance in three decades on the supreme court, was found dead saturday at a resort in west texas. he was 79 years old. and this from the hill newspaper, a sharp partisan battle opened saturday over whether president obama should no ....
wdbj7 s tim saunders is live in evergreen, where the l-u students are helping with clean up efforts. kimberly, these students are part of a group called l-u send. the organization just formed earlier this year. it s a way for students to volunteer and help with disasters and humanitarian crisis around the world. this disaster was an opportunity for them to do mission work right in their backyard. students are clearing debris and helping any way they can here in the community of evergreen, one of the hardest hit parts of appomattox county. benjamin sisco/student: just fixing up some of the houses and trying to clear away the damage after the tornado that came through on wednesday. we re just trying to lend a helping hand and be the hands and feet of christ wherever we can be. just got back from greece, where they were providing aid to middle eastern refugees. another group will head to flint, michigan this weekend to help people effected by the water crisis in that c ....
demolished, down to the ground, and familiy belongings and treasures just out on the grass. laying there. what used to be in their house. benjamin sisco/student: our goal out here is not to point at us or bring any glory to us. it s to point back at the mission and show the love of christ. more than 13- hundred students are involved with the l-u send program and appomattox isn t the only place where they re serving right now. a group just got back from greece a few days ago. they were helping middle eastern refugees in that country. another team is headed to flint, michigan in a few days to help people who ve been impacted by the water crisis. live in appomattox county, tim also god s pit crew s tractor trailers full of supplies headed out all over the state to help storm victims. early this morning a team in danville left for tappahannock. crew members say the damage is worse there - than in appomattox. responding to natural disasters all over the nation, it s still ....
heartache & hope. sot within a blink of an eye my house was gone volunteers pitch in - salvaging what s left - after a tornado tears through. and recruits neededsot: we want you to come inside, see what we do one local police force - is putting citizens to the test. then heart heroes. sot: ??? a whole school - classmates - with congenital heart disease. thanks for joining us first at ten - i m bill wadell. right now - police are working to sort out details - of an officer involved shooting in roanoke county. lets get right to sophia borelli - live on electric road. bill - there are a lot of police officers here - trying to figure out exactly what happened - right behind me in the area of the walgreens parking lot. a roanoke county police spokesperson says. someone called 9-1-1 - just after 7 tonight. the caller told dispatchers - a man with has face covered by a bandana - walgreens parking lot - here on electric road and brambleton avenue. authorities say - when ....