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You watching our coverage of the Vice President ial debate here on msnbc. It was a debate i think started as a slow burn, i thought, this will be cordial, which is good, im not sure whats happening here on the substance. The pace of it was much slower at the beginning, and then about midpoint it really took off, then i think we had what i thought was almost a knockout on healthcare. I thought walz basically knocked out vance. First of all, he wobbled badly on guns, we can talk about that, you most knocked him out on healthcare, then a January 6th he was out cold. In terms of Format And Tone th...

Cspan now. Your front row seat to washington, any time, anywhere. A long, long line of solemn, respectful people all along the hill from robert e. Lees home as we wound up at the grave site. The grave site was covered with flowers. We stood a moment in silence. Then we turned around and left, ea saying our own words. After visiting president john f. Kennedys grave, just days after his assassination lady bird was confronting a new life as first lady of the united states. She lived in the white house from 1963 to 1969, some of this countrys most tumultuous years through the civil rights movement...

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Albert M. Greenfield III, real estate developer and grandson of Mr. Philadelphia, dies at 65 Gary Miles, The Philadelphia Inquirer © ED HILLE/The Philadelphia Inquirer/TNS Mr. Greenfield made it his life’s work to carry on his family legacy of real estate development in Philadelphia and local philanthropy. Albert M. Greenfield III, 65, of Villanova, a real estate developer and corporate bond trader, and the son and grandson of prominent Philadelphia real estate financiers, died Sunday, Feb. 7, of complications from Alzheimer’s disease at Chestnut Hill Hospital. The grand...