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The Virginia mom who disappeared with her three young children, a month ago, has now been removed "from the local and national missing persons databases."
it seems as of government has broken the fierce urgency of now. and just as in january of 1963, when george -- said i joined the line in the dust, and i tossed the gauntlet before the feet of sea or tyranny. segregation, how segregation tomorrow, segregation forever. we have folks drawn the line in the sand, right now. telling us that america will not be a multi racial democracy, it will not be a multi ethnic democracy. america will be only for a certain group of people. and, they are fighting vigorously. and here we are on this anniversary, knowing that we've have to fight them, just as -- >> and we have about a minute left here. but has as we watch all of the people, the leaders here, the people behind, them as they embarked on this march for the lincoln memorial to the king memorial. elijah, to that point, said my generational beautify by action, not apathy. will they save the planet? -- -- it's a terrible burden to place on their shoulders.
The family Gaunt is familiar from a memoir Gaunt published in 2020 called Hope, a Goat and a Hospital, an account of starting and growing a family in a deeply rural village in a former Bantustan while running and developing a hospital.
agree with that push from jack smith they should be an expedited hearing. i thought that was fascinating - expedited hearing. i thought that was fascinating and - expedited hearing. i thought that was fascinating and it i that was fascinating and it shows that there is some sentiment among republicans, maybe not the republicans were closest elijah donald trump, the closest political allies, but individuals may be trying to give the best interests of the party long—term in mind, that they want to get this over quicker. they don't want this drawn out, they want to rip off the band—aid and if he is going to be tried and can be good, it's much better to have that happen now and have it happen we or months before a presidential election. i think you are starting to see some difference of opinion within the republican party about how to handle this and also the seriousness of this, what it means for republican party, what is in the best interests of republican and it may be diverging from what is in the
The courthouse where Donald Trump pleaded not guilty to four charges against him, including conspiracy to defraud the United States, bears the name of Elijah Barrett Prettyman.
: We are officially on indictment watch - UPDATE: Thursday, Jul 27, 2023 ? 3:32:07 PM +00:00 ? Mark Sumner NBC reports that Trump's attorneys have completed their meeting and were told to expect an indictment. No other details so far. Considering that it has already come not once, but twice in the last few months, it might seem that the excitement of indictment day would be wearing off. But as attorneys gather around the Elijah Barrett Prettyman U.S. Courthouse in Washington, D.C., there is definitely a rise in expectations.
dollars from their monthly budget is a serious cause for concern. >> elijah. >> reporter: at the johnson home in west virginia, family time is rare these days. zach is working overtime and weekends. when he gets home, melissa heads to her part-time night shift at a distribution center. >> it's like hi and bye. >> reporter: both picking up hours because their student loan payments are coming due. >> we'll manage. but we're going to have to tighten it up again. >> yeah. i'm glad i got the job. >> reporter: the nationwide payment pause since 2020 has left an extra $700 in the johnson's monthly budget. >> welcome back! >> reporter: it helped them buy a home. >> i never thought it would happen. >> reporter: were you proud? >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: but with $735,000 of student debt looming, they're only buying necessities, foregoing blinds and bed frames, working to pay off their loans in six years. >> just wish we could be home more, but we have to do what we
asks after their kids by name. mixed couples are common. there's an easy familiarity between people here. - the 2017 mountview high school... - bang-bang on three. one, two, three. all: bang-bang! - get down! [dynamic music] ♪ ♪ - so very much a west virginia tradition, coal mining and the military. - yeah, here for 10 1/2 years. navy, but i've been around and back. - you've been around and end up back here. - back here. - monica barner is a mountview alum. her husband, sly, is a coach. her sons, elijah and eliffe, are on the team. her daughter, elisa, is a cheerleader. so it's personal for her. - born and raised here, went to school here. wouldn't have it no other way. [overlapping chatter] - a 78-yard run. [cheering]
if you're not there for them in whatever way you can find, they can't hear the words i love you or i love my wife. when they do that, their sense of security, sense of identity, their understanding of god changes when the dad's involved. pete: of course, tiffany, hope school asking a partnership operation i imagine. >> absolutely. pete: you undertook it for all of the beautiful kids, not so much kids anymore. tell me about the role a father plays? >> it's so vital. even just to know when to bring home chocolate when it's been a hard day. it's good. just the backup and proofreading or just being support is huge. pete: absolutely. elijah, you're graduated from the homeschool and got a scholarship to baylor, congratulations. what kind of benefit did you receive from this education? >> so much. i felt at the risk of sounding