it will invest in essential workers i kentucky state police, nurses, teachers, -- like kentucky state police, nurses, teachers so we can return -- create and retain crackle jobs and build on our pharmaceutical footprint in northern kentucky. it will deliver on the promise of a world-class airport in paducah. it will continue to invest in infrastructure with water and sewer grants. it will expand the mountain parkway to four lanes and instruct the i-69 bridge. it will move as ever crozier -- closer to the nate -- the announcement i hope and expect we will make next year that we will construct a companion bridge without holes. -- tolls. and if will -- it will include a rise for allstate workers. >>[applause] >> we simply cannot say we respect teachers, social workers, and other state workers while removing their pensions and not providing them a raise in over a decade. i care about each and every one of them enough to try and get them closer to paying them what they are worth. folks, our time is here. our future is now. for us to achieve our destiny, we have to embrace it and we have go

and kentucky was already the leader worldwide leader. but in 2021, continuing to expand in production and in tourism and we will, revivals like the dance family and we celebrated in somerset, these folks of the real deal, real american heroes who chose us braided investing hundreds of millions of dollars in southern kentucky to build something really special, we also have stories that ribbons unexpended visitor center and i must say, very personal and special thank you to secretary who i personally worked with and share bright future for us in this industry so as you can see, incredible economic system are taken not just confined to a few counties, or a few cities and my thought is that everybody will share in the next prosperity especially those in the region in the neighborhood, that are far too often left out. a month and a half ago this time, i was out there for a natural disaster think that is, that was a while, founder back to the community, ppe manufacturing in the community, same building company in 2010, when i saw they were not

which means i can say to any kentucky, an you can still get an abortion. here's how organizations exist to support you. i will give you money and a plane ticket and a hotel stay. if getting an abortion is what you want. if 2022 is the year when abortion becomes legal in kentucky, this clinic might not exist much longer. but it's clear, there will still be people like meg, try to keep abortion axis as safe as possible. it's been almost a month since the volcano when the spanish island of la palmer was declared no longer active. some of the 7th elves of residency were evacuated. they have now been allowed to return home, but after 85 days of violet eruptions, they are faced with a difficult task of cleaning away the ash, which many fear could disrupt their lives for years to com. 08 was the longest volcanic eruption in the history of la palmer. and while the danger might be over, life is far from normal. as a marathon, clean up operation continues. 80 rolled sabina leal has returned home for the 1st time in 4 months. his house buried in 3 me to piles of ash

which means i can say to any kentucky, and you can still get an abortion. here's how organizations exist to support you. i will give you money and a plane ticket and a hotel stay. if getting an abortion is what you want. if 2022 is the year when abortion becomes legal in kentucky, this clinic might not exist much longer. but it's clear, there will still be people like meg, try to keep abortion axis as safe as possible. let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. the so called islamic state has launched one of its biggest attacks in syria since it was defeated there in 20. 19 the militant group targeted the way ran the prison in kurdish controlled and northeastern syria, where thousands of i asked fighters are held report say, dozens of ice fighters have escaped the health minister for yemen, who the rebels says 70 detainees were killed in air strikes. carried out by the side of the lead pro government coalition, humanitarian group say several children and civilians were also killed. the strikes targeted a jail, a telecommuni

which means i can say to any kentucky in, you can still get an abortion. here's how organizations exist to support you. i will give you money and a plane ticket in a hotel stay. if getting an abortion is what you want. if 2022 is the year when abortion becomes legal in kentucky, this clinic might not exist much longer. but it's clear, there will still be people like meg trying to keep abortion axis as safe as possible. that for many, especially here in europe, it was the chilling images from northern italy in march 2020. that made us realize how serious the corona virus pandemic was going to be. we so hospitals overwhelmed with the sick and convoys of military vehicles, taking the dead away. now with lee is one of the 1st countries in europe to introduce a vaccine mandate for over fifty's, at least happy to roll up these sleeves for a jab. most people at this, maxine st in rome are getting their booster shot nearly 80 percent of italians. awfully vaccinated the majority from the diane published and understood the need though for her and the good of ne vacc

a state of emergency declared in kentucky. tornado watches in effect across several states as this system sweeps east. elwyn lopez is in atlanta. >> reporter: tonight, a dramatic high wire rescue in albuquerque, new mexico. all 21 people being pulled to safety after being stuck in a cart on a tramway for more than 14 hours. >> it was taking roughly about 5 to 15 minutes for every two people to get rescued off, and that includes the helicopter flight. >> reporter: this as a massive new year's storm marches east, putting more than 80 million people across the country on alert for heavy snow, potential torrential flooding and a potential for tornadoes. that looming threat taking aim at some of the same areas already decimated by twisters just three weeks ago. in south central kentucky, life-threatening flash flooding taking over streets. crews in rafts pulling people to safety. the governor there now declaring a state of emergency. and in morrison, colorado, snow-covered roads sparking cars to slip and slide across this interstat

the center college in kentucky, he went to. they called it a law school those days intransylvania and kentucky . kentucky was a border state during the civil war. he sided with the union. had political aspirations, tried to get elected governor twice as a republican after the war but curiously enough, kentucky even though it never seceded went over to the south after the war and became totallydemocratic . harlan had a famous law partner named benjamin verso who served inthe grant administration . and harlan thought bristow would be the perfect candidate for president of the united states and only a republican ticket. after eight years of the grant administration which had a lot of problems and scandals, russo was the guy grant brought in to try to clean up the mess. and the mess in those days was the customs house in new york reduce most of the revenue for the government. it may bristow secretary of the treasury after he had been earlier solicitor general. he was the first solicitor general of the united states. so he must've t

enjoy the kentucky book festival. have a great day. next from the kentucky book festival fox news host brian kilmeade discusses his latest book the president and the freedom fighter about the relationship between abraham lincoln and frederick douglass. now in our next presenter's book, he tells the little known story of how two american heroes moved from strong disagreement to friendship and how that process changes the entire course of history. i am pleased talking to the stage new york times the best-selling author and fox news host mr. brian kilmeade. as much as as much as i enjoy the standing ovation when you start with a standing ovation, you'd only go backwards. so that's what i worry. so i appreciate everybody being here tonight. i've never been invited to a book festival. so to be invited was great to have a book ready to go with fantastic, and i'm so glad everything lined up to be here in a beautiful saturday, and there's no kentucky basketball scrimmage that's keeping all of you busy. that would allow you to show up. but i th

and so being from kentucky i knew all about kentucky windage and with that and the help of a west virginia state trooper who stood behind me and told me where all my shots were going. i was able to get through it, but that was my first experience in the fbi and i think over the years the fbi has evolved. to a certain extent but unfortunately one of the things that made me realize that when i was writing this book that i was on the right path was i saw in the new york times where there were 15 or 16 women who had filed a lawsuit. this was in 2019 had filed a lawsuit against the fbi because their firearms instructors at quantico were trying to sabotage their training. 2019 so i thought to myself has it changed really i mean has it. yes, there are more women in leadership positions, but i think that there's in the fbi. it's it's still inherently male-dominated. and you know, i think that unfortunately a lot of the negative media that the fbi is getting is warranted, especially when it comes to those young women those young gymnasts who went to the fbi to talk about their sexual assault and th

>> if you livee in kentucky everybody's heard of henry clay. in fact i did my senior thesis inth college which was clay's late grasp compromise all the strains and stresses related there's been a lot of books written about henry clay are certainly not read anywhere near all of them but i've read a lot off them. >> too ever recommend books yours colleagues? >> i do on occasion. the book we were just discussing recommended that to all of the members who are interested in the law and supreme court which is a significant number of our members. >> any fiction in your reading? >> i confess i rarely read fiction. the last book i read, interestingly enough was also about polio, it was a novel called nemesis. the characters were made up but the facts were similar is about the polio epidemic of 1944 went interestingly enough was a senior i came down with it. click senator mcconnell a couple last questions, your 2020 opponent has a new book coming out. was that when the will catch your attention at all? question -- honestly i don't usually read current bo

which means i can say to any kentucky, an you can still get an abortion. here's how organizations exist to support you. i will give you money and a plane ticket and a hotel stay. if getting an abortion is what you want. if 2022 is the year when abortion becomes legal in kentucky, this clinic might not exist much longer. but it's clear, there will still be people like meg, try to keep abortion axis as safe as possible. i. one of the biggest voices in rock music has fallen silent. marvin lea a day, also known as meatloaf, has died at the age of 74. he sold more than 100000000 records in that career that spans 6 decades. is a look back at his life and legacy m o . u. s. single meat loaf died on thursday at the age of 74. i left finger whose real name was marvin lee a day initially pursued a career in musicals and 1st affected wider attention. as eddie in the rocky horror show it to be a best known album. back out of hell came in 1977. it's so 43000000 copies. ah, the hit followed, but his career suffered times due to truck related problems and disputes with t

which means i can said at any kentucky an you can still get an abortion. here's how organizations exist to support you. i will give you money and a plane ticket and a hotel stay. if getting an abortion is what you want. if 2022 is the year when abortion becomes legal in kentucky, this clinic might not exist much longer. but it's clear, there will still be people like meg, try to keep abortion axis as safe as possible. are you a singer meat loaf has died age 74? he was best known for his head spat out of hell, and i do anything for love. cosby, staff hasn't been disclosed. grammy when it was born marvin lee a day in a career spanning 6 decades. she sold more than 100000000 records have started more than 65 movies, including a voc rehab picture, shook his head. i do anything for love from 1993. i but i let's take a look back at hays life and achievements with the w culture correspondence. got rocks for welcome scott. a meatloaf was a huge presence in the entertainment industry. yes, i mean larger than life and in every aspect and every aspect of what he did

the conservative state of kentucky once had over a dozen abortion clinics. now louisville, with only 2 clinics, is the last place in the entire state where women can get necessary treatment. the kentucky health justice network, make sure as many women as possible can reach the clinics. the organization is run by donations and grants. mike stern has dedicated more than 20 years to this issue . what i fear as restrictions on abortion access continue, is the impact that will be had on the communities that already face barriers because of poverty, racism, lack of access to all health care. as we move into these further restricted times, one of the hurdles make helps women in kentucky overcome is a sheer distance. they must travel to get an abortion. that's why make deliveries $25.00 gas carts to the women at the clinic. even if the medical practice became illegal in kentucky, she's determined to continue her work. but what they cannot do as restrict to my speech. which means i can say to any kentuckian, you can still get an abortion. here's how organizations exi

i'm prison salumi in bowling green, kentucky where a refugee community is rebuilding after the storm. ah, the u. s. accused russia planning a so called false flag operation and eastern ukraine in an attempt to create a pretext for invasion. according to washington, as evidence russian agents might already be in the country to carry out acts of sabotage and blame ukraine for them. a crown and spokesman has dismissed the reports as unfounded my cannot repulse. after a week of negotiation in 3 european cities, there are no signs of any diplomatic breakthrough. and a warning from the white house that the ukraine crisis could escalate even further . with a claim that russia is planning to create a pretext for an invasion, we have information that indicates rush has already pre positioned a group of operatives to conduct a false flag operation in eastern ukraine. the operatives are trained in urban warfare and using explosives to carry out acts of sabotage against russia's own proxy forces. really delegation was echoed. ready by the u. s. defense department, we already have in addition, ind

and the rom, odami, se kentucky will always be home. christine salumi al jazeera, bowling green, kentucky forbes magazine has released its list of richest youtube stars. the highest earner is 23 year old prankster jimmy donaldson, better known as mister beast is 10000000000. pos views on youtube earned him $54000000.00. the science top 10 highest earned has made an estimated $300000000.00 in total ah. dodging alger is there a reminder now of the top stories? no joke of it is back in immigration, detention after his visa was cancelled for a 2nd time. the tennis tao will appeal the decision at a hearing on sunday. a day before the australian opened begins. sarah clark has more from brisbin. there presented a 268 page document stating that he may fan or fuel or anti back selection sentiment.

kentucky. miguel, you went back to one of the hospitals that you visited in september. what did you see this time? >> reporter: this was st. clair health care in moorehead, kentucky, a regional hospital that serves 11 rural counties in northeastern kentucky. it's bad. it's as bad as it was in september. some days are worse than others, and they are not sure where they are on this current wave and even if they get through it, they're not sure if there is another wave coming. health care workers are flat-out tired of it all. it's difficult not only to manage the number of coronavirus cases, but everything else that everyone has been suffering that they have to deal with on a day-to-day basis, they are battling not only the virus, but false information as well, and also trying to balance work and life. >> with the increased number of covid patients that we see at times, it decreases any kind of capacity we have. we have difficulty transferring patients to other facilities that are experiencing the

i am a fifth year senior at the university of kentucky. i study vocal performance and arts administration at the university and i'm very happy to be here on this brisk and blustery morning. so our first presenter today is an associate professor of political science at kentucky state university the author of the books taboo 10 facts you can talk about hate crime hoax and the 50 million dollar question. please welcome wilfred reilly. and our next speaker is the author of 11 books including thought criminal beyond woke google archipelago the digital gulag and the simulation of freedom just to name a few. please welcome michael rectenwald. and finally these gentlemen are joined by carly kylie carlino the senior media relation strategist at ragnary publishing who will moderate the panel. hi everyone. thank you for coming to this. i'm really excited about this conversation where we talking about the state of speech in book publishing specifically. the dystopian idea of book banning is becoming a trend among american publishers regular publishing

i'm christian salumi in bowling green, kentucky where a refugee community is rebuilding after the storm. ah, ah, look forward to brighter skies the winter sponsored my cattle. it weighs hello. i have got a real wintry makes in the weather across the middle east, over the next couple of days. rain, sleet and snow for many of us said we got lots of clouds showing up on the satellite. pitcher spilling out to turkey, rolling across the levant, and easing towards s, syria and iraq. so significant snowfall coming in here, i was the high ground, was that you see some heavy rain to, to western parts of iran. follow that line of rain across us here kata. we will see some rainfall as we go through saturday and on into sunday. so that's something to market car at where to weather, just straddling a saudi arabia, running all the way across into the red sea. still there, as we go on through sunday, some heavy rain also pushing into the u. e. could course of localized flooding course. and that system makes his way all the way up to was afghanistan, still cold enough, farther north, across iran, iraq

some drivers in kentucky were stranded for eight hours. checking the map, the midwest is locked in bitter cold. windchills could drop to 50 below. more snow in the northern plains and the mountains of the northwest. >>> and elmo, the lovable character from sesame street like we have never seen him before. >> he's in a fight with a rock. will ganss explains. >> reporter: it's a feud going back 18 years. in one corner, elmo. the other, a pet rock named rocco. this week, the long standing feud boiling over when the 2004 sesame street clip resurfaced on line. >> you can't have that cookie, elmo. >> reporter: tiktokers and twitter users dealing with another surge in cases, finding unhinged elmo all too relatable. elmo breaking his silence, issuing a statement on twitter saying, don't worry, everybody, elmo and zoe practiced sharing and are still best buds forever. adding, elmo doesn't want to talk about rocco. hours later, elmo tweeting down as what might be the shadiest subtweet in sesame street history. has anybody ever seen a rock eat a cook

jon: the governor of kentucky declaring a state of emergency after tornadoes struck the commonwealth, they hit some of the same areas devastated by last month fox weathers out the latest from hopkinsville kentucky. >> it's hard to believe were back in kentucky talk about likely storm damage but that's the scenario over the weekend you can see some of the damage that they experienced in kentucky, this is a city park and what you see around me the rules. a marathon gas station a telltale sign of pool that was part of the canopy will part of the fuel pumps the distance a family dollar store sustaining damage to the roof in the front door, neighbors tell me there are several homes that have roof damage this is a fairly consolidated path of damage. this is not quite the widespread empower with mayfield but still plenty of damage to discuss and down the road, several more stores were affected and businesses but the silverlining and hopkinsville is no injuries reported to all of this in the meantime the national weather service soon to be on site to give the readout of the power of the storm

the outlets was the kentucky law journal. and at the wise old age of 28 i put pen to paper and published a lengthy article on the dry. boring subject of how the us senate should evaluate nominations to the supreme court and whether at that time they had become too contentious. so thank god the subject has simmered way down since then, it's just sort of been. sort of been smooth sailing since back in 1970. actually the linkage between the senate and the supreme court is a fascinating. crucial and frankly slightly strange part of our constitutional order an institution of our federal government that is sacredly. non-political and another institution that is entirely an intentionally. political come crashing together. during some periods. advice and consent was a perfunctory almost sleepy processed other times senators adopted what we might call. a more assertive approach and in some of these latter cases the confirmation process becomes kind of a referendum on the very same principles and values. that the justices are meant to

in the same part of kentucky, truly a miracle. in newly released body cam video, you can see hopkins county, kentucky, sheriff's officers and neighbors helping to rescue two infants from a bathtub that was thrown from a house that was destroyed by the tornado. that happened just last month. take a look. >> i was looking everywhere to see where the tub may be. i had no clue at all where these babies was. all i could say is lord, please, bring -- >> so cnn affiliate wfie spoke with clara lutz who told the station she was watching her two grandchildren in the home when the tornado hit. as it was bearing down on the house she put the 15-month-old and 3-month-old in the bath tube with a bible, blanket and pillow. she grasped on the tub but was separated from it as the tornado ripped the house apart. >> in the bathtub. >> hang on. >> we're looking for a 15-month-old. >> 329, we got the -- i think a 15-month-old. central, can you send us med center? >> hey. oh, my god. >> we'll try to get them to you. >> all right. go ahead. >> it's okay

and just last month, they were needed in kentucky. a tornado killed dozens and destroyed more than 1,000 homes separating who knows how many frighten pets from their owners. >> skills are needed in natural disasters and fires and tornados and hurricanes. >> i want to give you an idea of what i am looking like. >> reporter: ryan flew to kentucky and teamed up with a drone pilot and using high-tech thermo imaging and set off into the cold kentucky night and do what they could. >> we are able to see these animals on the thermal imaging camera and illuminate them will led and mark their location. we literally just walk from that point and we see if we can get eyes on that animal. >> reporter: it turned out to be a successful strategy. >> we got jimmy. >> we have been here since last thursday and we have done, now we are up to a total of 30 pets that we rescued from the streets of dawson springs and mayfield, kentucky. >> reporter: the only thing better than finding the animals is he's able to place one of them into the arms of a grateful

kristen salumi al jazeera mayfield, kentucky. nigeria has lifted its ban on twitter. the government bought the social networking site 7 months ago after the company deleted a post by president, 200 hurry, switch rocky, the message threatened violence against secessionist. now as part of the deal to reinstate twitter, the social media giant secrete to open a local office or kabir them louis, managing director of beacon consulting. that's a security risk management firm in nigeria. he says the decision to lift the ban may be linked to next year's elections and tens of the social media penetration in the year at the available see, got you in about 202123 percent and it's growing by today, especially on mobile devices. a broadband is still at a very low rate and boot positive as well as negative mobilization takes place within the at faith. and among the youth population. the embracing of technology, including a i and several other technological platforms include payment platforms, has made this to be very, very favorable to you. now, political mobile, i vision to is goin

in kentucky fox weather. gillian: you can download the weather out the fox weather app on fox weather.com is available for apple and google android services. you can stream live from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. with breaking news 24/7 as it happens through the app has new features including 3d radar and future view all of the studio host meteorologist. that is america's weather team right at your mobile devices. turning to the weather forecast for the coming days meteorologist adam klotz has everything you need to know and everything you might not want to know. >> hello a little bit of a wild weather out there is were to get a look across the country, nearly 60 degrees in new york city falling back to dallas 32 degrees that's a big cold front stretching across the country with warm air and colder bump into each other that's where you see the most active weather pattern and that's the case today mostly clear towards the west the up and down the east coast stretching into the southeast these are the areas that were

in the case of this book, the taking of jemima boone, it's set in kentucky, and there's a couple interesting aspects of the time period. .. they just don't know yet about the declaration of independence but we are in the american revolution. it's still very inconsistent of the time for people so the sources are less in real time, and a couple of newspapers was wonderful name, they all have the same name as each other. there's only a few people, his actual handwriting and there are some biographers and interviewers who write and in some cases publish. in some cases, first person what they had seen. these are some of these things and i'm sure you did end up as part of my job. there are a couple of people in the later 18, early 19th century who became obsessed with it. there is gentlemen whose name was shane. they collected as much as they could, they corresponded with people, for children or grandchildren and they are not writers, they are collectors and incredible contributions to those of us who examined back and i think about my thoughts and i wonder if it's something you share, i don't wan

kristen salumi al jazeera mayfield kentucky. quick story out of nigeria, which has lifted its ban on twitter. the government blocked the social media site 7 months ago after the company deleted a post by president mom and hungry twitter argued the message threatened violence against secessionist. now that was part of the deal to reinstate twitter. it's agreed to open a local office. we spoke to kabir damn about this managing director of beacon consulting, the security risk management firm in nigeria. he says the decision to lift a band with likely fuel by a need for online campaigning. because there are general elections next year in terms of the social media penetration, and you're at the available to go with about 202123 percent. and it's growing by especially on mobile devices. a broadband is still at the very lou reed and boot positive, as well as negative mobilization, takes place within that fate. and among the youth population, the embrace the new technology, including a i and several other technological platforms, includ

kristen salumi al jazeera, bowling green, kentucky. the u. s. is condemned. north korea is latest mis. i launch saying it posed a threat to the international community. this happened als, off to washington call for new sanctions. of korean state media says the latest launch was a railway board message. it's the 3rd one this month on the 6th since september. government defended the test as a legitimate right to self defense and want of a stronger reaction if more sanctions are imposed. al me and mars al steadly the unsung suit, she will face 5 more corruption charges according to a source. familiar with the proceedings. cases allegedly center on the hiring of a helicopter while she was in office and each carry a maximum sentence of 15 years in prison. the 76 year old nobel peace prize winner is already on trial, and more than a dozen cases brought since she was overthrown in a cru almost a year ago. they carry a combined maximum gel sentence of more than a 100 years since she has already been sentenced to 6 years in detention and denies all the charges. the u.

even the county court house in mayfield, kentucky, is damaged, seemingly beyond repair. the tornadoes that rip through the state and december, killing 77 people destroyed more than a 1000 structures. now the biggest challenge for us was trying to find a new place to live, you know, finding some place to rent, not possible. now if we want to stay in mayfield and everything is gone, clean up. cruise however are everywhere. with so much distraction, cleanup is not going to be quicker easy. they estimate that it will take another 160000 truckloads to carry away all the debris. throughout the state, local volunteers have sprung into action. helping provide everything from clothing to toiletries while fema, the federal emergency management agency. dole's out cash to those who qualify for emergency housing assistance of the $9500000.00 of removed disburse so far to family you $6800000.00 of that is for housing assistance that for that is the 1st option for families to find a place to live in the interim while they're rebuilding and i'm finding that that permanent solution, the