bridge. it connected brooklyn or queens for 80 years before he came crashing down today. eric: the bridge was named after thaddeus he was a polish volunteer who was a general in our american revolutionary war. how about that. that's it for us. have a good night. >> president trump going on a twitter clinic slamming critics and appears to undercut his own secretary state on north korea. i'm rick leventhal and you're watching the "fox report". president trump firing off nearly two dozen tweets this weekend. many of them were directed at the mayor of san juan who said the administration was killing the people of puerto rico with inefficiency the president vigorously defending his hurricane relief efforts there and moments ago we took the time to acknowledge a storm victims in puerto rico as well as on the us mainland. he presented the hurricane -- >> we have it under the people of florida who have suffered

over his last short period of time with hurricanes. i want to remember them and we are going to dedicate this trophy to all of those people that went through so much that we love a part of this great state. is a part of our great nation. >> kristen has more on response. reporter: today president trump is directly contradicting what his own secretary of state said less than 24 hours ago. telling that she needs to save his energy and waste his time trying to negotiate with north korean leader. he said on twitter: yesterday it appeared as though the diplomatic option had returned to the forefront for the trump administration but now it appears the pendulum has swung back in the favor of military

options. at least, according to the latest tweets from physician. the other thing the president trump has been talking about today on twitter, in puerto rico he is furious at what he describes as fake news" politically motivated ingrates were criticizing the administration response to the hurricane relief efforts. today the administrator of fema was on "fox news sunday" to defend what is being done to help the millions of people still without power and supplies. >> it's not only a logistically complex to get to the island to support an island that was hit not just buy one major hurricane but by two. within a ten day period. the bottom line is you can only shove so much into an island pre- storm because if you push into much stuff the store might damage it. reporter: the president attended the golf tournament and democrats are accusing him of

playing too much golf and politics and not enough time on helping the people of puerto rico. >> the bottom line is for the least we can do half the effort has been slow footed, disorganized and not adequate in that is not just me saying it but general buchanan said it he doesn't have enough juice for material . reporter: president trump will be traveling to puerto rico to see for yourself what the fema administrator is calling the most logistically challenging relief effort ever in us history. rick five kristen, thank you. governor of perrigo says recovery effort is kicking into high gear with more than 1 million barrels of gasoline is set to arrive over the next two days. families need that fuel to run emergency generators. 95% of the island is still without power and some can stay that way for months. meanwhile, atop the fema a fisheofficial appears to side wh the president trump. >> the mayor of san juan is not participated substantially in the joint field office. that is where all three levels,

federal, commonwealth in the locals work together to develop plans to execute those plans and deliver aid to those in need. other mayors haven't participated and they're connected to it either by satellite phone in areas around perrigo, as well as being a fight. rick: veracruz has slammed the response saying that trump has killed hurricane victims with inefficiency. like tobin are supporting from san juan, puerto rico. any progress to report today. reporter: rick, you mentioned the deliveries of fuel and diesel and that has helped in terms of the gas line but you talk about gas lines that are now four hours long as opposed to nine hours long on previous days. the line at sam's club was three hours long. management routed through the parking garage so customers didn't have to wait out in the brutal heat so they could afford the things they needed to get

by. all of this happens with cash. that means people have to burn precious gasoline to drive around until they find an atm that is open, stand in line, make a withdrawal and that is what you need to do to get the basics in life. >> you have no cash and you can't buy anything around. we're running out of supplies. the big problem is food supplies. gas is not a problem but food and supermarkets are running out of food. i just went in shopping and there was nothing there. it's just that. reporter: another sign of progress, flights have returned from a commercial flights have returned to san juan. rick. rick: what more do we know about the neighboring islands of puerto rico? reporter: we have our first look at the neighboring island just off the east coast of the big island of puerto rico you have. [inaudible] we look at it to the length through the camera man got on a

helicopter in soft the damage. it's similar to what we saw in the big island, trees down, wind damage. 150 homes have been destroyed at the good news is they know of no loss of life either two of those items related to the store. residents tell us the damage there is mostly superficial but the concern still goes to back to power on the big island. electricity comes from the big island. clean water is rooted in pumped from puerto rico, the big island, and then pumped to the other smaller islands. when power gets back to normal on this your island, it won't return to normal until it'll be a while before we see the grid operating normally here .

rick: thank you. he was one of the most famous inmates in the world and now o.j. simpson is a free man. the former start running back acquitted of double murder in the trial of the century was later convicted in a las vegas armed robbery case. was released this morning after serving nine years in a nevada prison. simpson granted parole in a hearing in july reportedly in las vegas now but he said he like to return to his home in florida. the attorney general there says he is not welcome. >> we've gone back and listen to the entire hearing, his laughing during his hearing and we've also looked at his other than his lack of remorse he wants to come to florida and golf all over our state. i don't want that to happen. rick: claudia is live in reno, nevada. they seem to scoop everyone on this. reporter: that's right, rick. they did. prison officials in nevada were intent on porting the paparazzi and anyone intent on pursuing simpson to get the so-called money shot of him driving away. a chase that could put the public possibly in danger in so they kept the details of his release closely guarded and they took the first pictures of o.j. simpson themselves.

take a look here is a picture of simpson signing some paperwork and then a few minutes after midnight they gave him the cube to walk out of prison. >> , nil. >> okay. reporter: he was whisked away in a black suv taking personal effects including close and a hot plate so that no one could sell those items later on ebay. at his parole hearing in july he said he wanted to live in florida but prison officials there say they still have not received any paperwork for his transfer. as we just heard, attorney general from florida fighting to keep them out. if he does end up there she is asking all floridians to keep their cell phones handy and if they happen to see o.j. simpson not getting drunk or stepping out of line that they should send pictures to her to use as evidence that he is violating the terms of his parole. rick: i understand the family of ron goldman weighed in today as

well. reporter: that is right. they did. the goldmans said they were perspective of the nevada parole board's decision to release him but said they knew this day was coming but they did issue a statement today saying that it is still difficult knowing he will be a free man. they also say they will continue to pursue the $33 million judgment awarded in a civil trial which simpson liable for the son of the the death of their son and his ex-wife nicole brown. it accrued interest over the time it has grown to about $60 million. rick. rick: claudia, reporting live in nevada. right now isis claiming responsibility for a deadly knife attack at a train station in southern france. and in western canada, another apparent terrorist attack. we have the latest developments on all of these incidents next on the "fox report".

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rick: a violent is being mistreated as terrorism. a knife wielding man is accused of killing two women in southern france and isis says the attacker was one of their own. meanwhile, another man is suspected in a pair of attacks in western canada. police releasing some of the chilling audio as officers made their desperate plea for help after a van plowed for a group of people. [inaudible] rick: that incidents injuring four. anita is live in los angeles

with details. what can you tell us about that attack in canada? reporter: we know exactly what happens because in addition to that audiotape some of the attack was captured on surveillance tape. take a look at this. a police officer was sent flying into the air when a recorder can ramped through a barricade outside a ballgame in edmonton. the driver got out of the car and began attacking the police officer with a knife before fleeing on foot. a few hours later the suspect led police on a high-speed chase in a u-haul and was intentionally trying to hit people walking by. >> totally unexpected but we've got the entire complete service behind him. it's important in these situations not to go to be running all over the city but to make sure they are doing district. >> the white house put out the

statement about the attack: the suspect is described as a man in his 30s who did appear on a please watch list and rick, he had an islamic state flag in his car. rick: what more, anita, do we know about those tax in france? >> we know they happened this morning outside a train station in southern france in marseille, france. a man wielding a knife killed two women stabbing one woman and splitting the other woman's throat. he was heard shouting à la carte during the attack. god is great in arabic. he was killed by french soldiers were already patrolling the train station. we don't know much about the

suspect except that he had several identities. late this afternoon isis did claim response ability for that attack in france. rick. rick: anita, thank you. on capitol hill center begins are feeling the heat on passing tax reform after failing to repeal and replace obamacare for now. can they get it done and get president trump a major legislative victory? plus, violent clashes breaking up between riot police and voters in barcelona. hundreds of people forcibly removed from polling stations in the cause of this uproar ahead. >> if there is a huge majority in favor of the independence, on this sham vote, as i said, something that can be expected. for up to 12 hours with just one pill. aleve. all day strong. for tech advice. dell small business advisor with one phone call, i get products that suit my needs

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rick: violence breaking out across the area in spain today. hundreds were injured in competitions with officers. defined voters attempted to take part in a band referendum on independence for madrid. spain's prime minister condemning local leaders for the chaos. [speaking in native tongue] >> this process has failed and has showed division, confront citizens make trouble in the streets and cause unwanted situations. it is only served to cause serious harm. coexistence is a good that we must begin to recover as soon as possible. rick: connor powell has the latest. reporter: rick, the referendum was controversial from the start and as voters headed to the polls it quickly turned violent. hundreds were injured. as spanish police tried to stop the voting using rubber bullets and batons on crowds across the

region. barcelona's mayor is now saying more than 460 people have been injured in clashes. spain is divided into 17 autonomous regions of which catalonia is one. cattle on language and culture are distinct from spain. many in the region feel their culture is disappearing. cattle on already has a -- sum has regularly pushed for regular independence and it showed that 41% the spanish government in madrid has gone out of its way to crack down on its referendum. voting materials and detaining politicians which is only inflamed passions. barcelona multi- was supposed to have a game tonight and it went on but they played in front of an empty stadium because of the violence. rick. rick: connor reporting from our

mid eastern bureau. the cargo ship that sank during hurricane walking back in 2015 killing all 33 people on board. the report pins most of the blame on the ship's captain saying he misjudged the hurricane and overestimated the vessel's ability to weather the storm. it went down on october 1st 2015 and 15000 feet of water near the bahamas. some nfl players defined president trump taking any again during the national anthem. how these protests compared to last week when more than 200 players stirred controversy. plus, capitol hill republicans making the case for tax reform but can they went over democrats who say this is just a giveaway to the rich? >> three details are this. were looking at the middle class in terms of making sure they can pay less and -- this doesn't get enough attention -- make it

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rick: white house and congressional republicans putting on a full-court press protection. after the repeated failures repeal and replace obamacare the stakes are high. the gop says their plant will make businesses more competitive and help keep jobs in the us.

on "fox news sunday", mitch mulvaney, insisted the new rules would give the economy a shot in the arm. >> you are never going to get the type of tax form in tax reductions that you need to get to sustain 3% economic growth. we do believe the tax code is what is holding back the american economy. rick: caroline is more on this from washington. caroline, is this a tax cut for the middle class, wealthy, both or neither? >> it is both. the middle class and save money but a huge chunk of the savings go to richest americans. the ministration was pushing the plan today while bernie sanders is promising a fight. >> we are designing a tax plan for the united states of america. this is the federal tax plan. we are designing a tax plan to deliver middle income tax relief to americans. >> this is the raw peaceful reverse. trump is taking it for the middle class and working families in order to give huge tax breaks to the people on top. it is unacceptable and we will fight it as hard as we can. >> here is a sample for you, rick. the nonpartisan tax form policy

came a snapshot. if your household is right in the middle of making between 48,086,000 you will get an average tax cut of $660. if you make more than 730,000 then your set to save almost $30000 in taxes. they also pay the vast majority of taxes. the treasury department says that last year the top 10% of earners paid 80% of individual income taxes but middle-class tax cuts sound better to voters so that is a part the administration seems to be pushing. rick: how competent is white house that this will pass, caroline? >> they seem competent but it will be tough. this would block people from writing off property taxes and saying that's popular in blue states like white new york and california. they also might lose over the cost. the tax policy center estimate that it could add more than

2 trillion to the deficit over years. >> if it looks like we're adding 1 penny to the deficit i will not going to be for it. okay. i'm sorry. it is the greatest threat to our nation. >> the senate committee will pass the draft resolution tonight this week and they could move on it this month. rick: caroline, thank you. we can for in the nfl and once again the play on the field is being overshadowed by some players defined president trump, kneeling during the national income. some stood but did other demonstration like linking arms are raising their best. the display is coming a day after the president took to put our urging of the league to respect the flag.

ryan has been keeping an eye on the silent display. how did the teams responded a? >> the vast majority of players today and throughout the nfl stood. there were some individuals who nil but this is by far the largest show of defiance that took place today. it was by the san francisco 49ers. half now in baltimore today, the ravens and steelers briefly took a knee before the anthem to the sound of loud boos coming from the baltimore crowd. both teams then stood during the anthem. the patriots and panthers, they all stood at foxboro. the pats stood with their right hands over their hearts and left hands on their teammates' shoulders. across the pond, in london, the dolphins played the saints. the dolphins stood except for

three players who kneeled. all three stood for the rendition of god save the queen, though. the saints knelt before the anthem and stood during it. president trump tweeted last night about how important it is for players to stand during the anthem where earlier today runningback of the raiders walked into the stadium tonight, rick, wearing an everybody versus trump shirt. >> brian, thank you. >> of course. >> brian, real quick, i don't know if you have spoken with the commissioner or if you have any word how the commissioner goodell is responding to this. >> cbs sports the reporting that commissioner has been working to mobilize nfl players in their communities. it was an initiative planned long before president trump's comments two weeks ago. the league is looking for tangible ways where players can physically help their communities fight social justice racism and police brutality that extends far beyond a financial contribution of the communities.

rick? >> thank you very much. >> of course. for more on the anthem controversy, let's bring in jim gray, sportscaster and fox news contributor. thanks for being with us again tonight. >> good to see you, rick. >> we spoke to you last week about the potential negative impact of these demonstrations and protests on the nfl. are you seeing any evidence of that? >> well, we've seen some evidence. just in terms of fans being upset. we've had some people burning jerseys. we've had directv offering refunds on their sunday ticket. we have a report of the two major ticket exchanges seeing a downturn in people wanting to buy tickets. so it's hard to say just exactly how much of this plays into it, the recent polls that came out this week, said 55% of the people did not like the guys kneeling and taking the social stand. >> and we hear the boos raining down from the stands. >> they are raining down. the fans, you know, have

basically been watching this. it had died down considerably two weeks ago, there were six guys. last week 250 after president trump tweeted. this week the official numbers aren't in. it is much less than last week, but still the teams, the 49ers as you just went through, and i think we will probably see a major demonstration by the seahawks tonight when they take on indianapolis on sunday night football. >> jim, we saw some owners joining players on the field last week, but not today? >> i haven't heard of any owners down on the field today. and we certainly didn't see any of those owners down on the field. fox broadcast network decided not to show the anthems. i believe that they reported on this on who did not stand up. i was watching joe buck and troy aikman and they did note in the panthers and patriots game that everybody stood up. i didn't see the other games but they made a conscious decision not to show the anthem. cbs did. so i'm not sure exactly if there

were any owners down on the field during this time. but i haven't read any reports on the ap that there were. >> obviously the players who are taking a knee are doing it for a reason, but i'm wondering whether that message has been lost in all of this. >> well, i think we're seeing the message has changed. originally it was colin kaepernick and he was upset with the social injustice and the police shootings of black men around the country. he also wore a police depicted on his socks. what this has morphed into by most of the players is the display of social injustice, but also as a unity, to link arms and try to come together as a society and as a country. i think what we will see now is many of these owners and players as well as the commissioner's

office are trying to come together and take it from this protest which is antagonizing people, at least some of your clientele is antagonized by this and move this to having some significance and trying to take this into the communities where they can actually try and invoke some change. >> i wonder if there's been any maneuvering behind the scenes by owners to try and get the players to limit their protest moving forward. >> well, i think it depends on the city. obviously in san francisco, the owner is very much behind what his players did today because the organization has released that statement. so in some cities, i'm sure that there are a number of things that are going on with the owners to try and -- this is the wrong word -- but to try and tamp this down but not to necessarily quell it but to allow them to have their individual freedoms and freedom of speech, but to let them know, that hey attend of the day, this is a business -- at the end of the day this is a business.

the ultimately this will hit the salary cap. if the revenues slide and people are upset about this, and you are going to have less fans which means less revenue. >> and there could be less revenue for some players taking part in this in terms of fewer endorsement deals? >> of course. i mean there aren't a whole lot of companies who have said that we like people not standing for the national anthem. there are a number of companies who have said that they certainly appreciate all of our freedoms and one of those freedoms is the freedom of speech. how that plays out, who ends up getting endorsement deals and who ends up getting cancelled, we will have to see what happens over the long-term. but in the short-term, nobody that i'm aware of who has had a major endorsement deal has had it pulled. maybe some local deals that have been pulled but no major endorsement deals for the the stand players have taken.

>> as much as people dislike the protests, mixing politics with football, it seems like people love football -- it seems like people love football. if people weren't so tied to these leagues, like fantasy football, because of those things, it seems to me that people will keep watching. any thoughts on that? >> rick, why should you have to choose? why does this have to be in this circumstance? can't you love your country? can't you love football? can't you love freedom of speech? can't you love and honor the flag? i mean, why do these have to be mutually exclusive? why does it have to be that fans and our country and people in all these cities now have to choose? it just seems to me that we can be on a track where there can be social justice and where these issues can be solved, or at least addressed and try and make progress, as opposed to having to say, you know what? i'm never watching football again because of this. well, then you have to choose. do i love president trump the most? do i love football the most?

do i love my team and my city and my community the most? do i love the fact that they are pursuing social justice? i mean, that's the choice you have now. and it shouldn't be like that. this used to be a refuge. we used to have it in the military, and we used to have it in sports. we used to all come together and now that's being frayed. >> while there have been political protests in sports before, we haven't seen it on this level? >> not by a league. and not in the unison that we had virtually all of last week. we've had those individual protests, tommy smith, john carlos, 1968, of course, the entire life of mohammed all live -- muhammad ali, go back to jesse owens and other instances but never a league speaking in unison and also the nba and its players got involved last week when president trump disinvited the warriors to the white house. >> jim gray, we appreciate your insight on this. speaking of president trump, he is arriving in air force one at joint base andrews after spending the weekend in new jersey. obviously still on the plane,

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>> if you had the chance to sit down with simon cowell, what would you ask him? my next guest got a chance to do that, launching the conversation over an object the person holds close to their heart. joining me now is harvey levin executive producer of objectified. thanks for being with us. >> hey, rick. >> before we get to simon cowell, a controversial american

legend, do you have any personal stories on hugh hefner? >> you know, it is funny, i saw him at a restaurant, gosh, three, four years ago, and i remember he was with two of the play mates, and -- and what really struck me about it was that hugh hefner charted his own path, and i think that's a hugely important thing that he did, which is charted his path when nobody was doing that, you know, forever. i think he's responsible for the sexual revolution. and when you look at what happened especially back in the 60s, the sexual revolution, political awakening, civil rights, there was this confluence of events and they all kind of merged at a point and i think he havier was a really important -- i think hefner was a really important figure in american history and

especially when this country fundamental changed. >> will we surprised at the object that sparked simon cowell's interview? >> yeah, there are interesting objects for sure that he brings up. one of them is a person but you can't immediately tell it is a person. you will show when you watch the show. but he is very very honest. and you know, conflicted because one of the things we talk about, you know, his child eric is the love of his life now. but eric was the product of an illicit affair where he was sleeping with one of his best friend's wives. and he talks about that. and talks about, you know, if he -- you know, he regrets what he did, but on the other hand, if he didn't do it, he wouldn't have eric. he really kind of gets into what makes simon cowell tick and the person that he is. i think it is real interesting hour. >> i think we have some of that. why don't we listen to it. >> my favorite picture.

>> it's an ultrasound. is that your son? >> yeah, it is eric. >> wow. the first one? >> yeah. >> do you kind of mold him in your image >> he was about 2 1/2. i sat him down one day and i said i'm going to teach you three very very important lessons for when you get your first girl friend. i said it is nda. >> oh, no, a nondisclosure agreement? [laughter] >> rick, he was serious. i checked it out. he really did do this to his kid. lauren was furious. >> that's classic. >> you said you were surprised at his honesty. are these celebrities typically not honest in these interviews? i mean this was a new thing for -- >> it is not that they are not honest. i think that when you allow them to kind of start things off on their turf, with objects that mean something to them, and they feel empowered by that, they

open up more. and i think there are things that some of them have really not talked about before, but they feel more empowered to do it, when they're doing it using these objects as kind of a gateway into periods of their lives. and i have found this with everybody that we have done this with, that there are things that really surprised me. it is not that they were dishonest before. it's just that there's a level that you just haven't seen up to this point. >> that stuff about madonna was pretty interesting, that someone who would be judging talent wouldn't want that talent to succeed too much because they make take the shine off the person who is judging them >> that's exactly what he was saying, exactly. >> yeah. does simon like playing the villain? >> he doesn't view himself as a villain. he view himself as being honest. when you really watch him, and, you know, especially when he gets brutal, it is brutal honesty.

and, you know, he feels like the -- he feels the people who are falsely complimentary, people who won't tell somebody, you don't have the talent to pursue this career, he thinks they are the cruel ones, because they are giving people false hope. so simon thinks his job is to lay it out on the table, and if somebody isn't right for that, he's doing them a favor, by hammering it home. >> did you get a sense of what drives him to keep doing what he does? >> well, rick, i will tell you, part of it is money, and part of it is ego. and there is something in the last segment of the show, the object is unbelievable, and it's something he has in his office, and it is bigger than life, and it's all about him, and this guy has an ego like i have not seen in many people, and he's not ashamed to talk about it. >> last week's show was terrific, harvey. we will look forward to

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moments ago president trump departing air force one on his way to the white house after spending the weekend in new jersey where earlier today he awarded the president's cup to the american team that won the tournament dedicating to it the victims of hurricanes in puerto rico and the united states. president trump now arriving at joint base andrews on his way back to the white house. tomorrow is the first monday in october. and that means the supreme court is set to start a brand new term. the justices have a long list of

hot button cases on the docket but one that is not under consideration, the president's travel ban. meanwhile, rumors are swirling of a possible resignation from the high court. ellison barber takes a look. >> rick, the high court is heading back to work tomorrow, if the october start date is tough to remember, you can always keep an eye out for red roads. here in d.c. every year a red mass takes place the sunday before the supreme court begins a new term. it is to celebrate the legal profession and services like this take place all over the world. to some it is controversial. though the church denies it. critics say they are trying to influence the justices. five justices attended mass today, most in red ties. tomorrow they will change the red for black and in their robes sit next to the other four justices and begin to hear some of the nation's most controversial debates. one involves jack phillips the colorado baker who refused to make a cake for a gay wedding

because he says it conflicts with his christian beliefs. >> i serve everybody that comes in, gay, straight, catholic, muslim, atheist, i welcome everybody into my shop i just don't create cakes for every event that's presented to me. >> also look at cases involving gerrymandering police tracking a suspect from a cell phone and whether or not public employees have the right to refuse to pay union dues. all of this as some wonder aloud if justice kennedy is preparing to retire. >> only one prediction that's entirely safe about the up coming term, and that is it will be momentous. >> one case they won't take up, at least for now, president trump's controversial travel ban after the administration issued a revised set of restrictions, rick, the court removed the case from their calendar. >> ellison barber in washington. world war two hero who was portrayed in the hbo miniseries band of brothers passed away

this weekend. the oregon native was awarded the bronze star for parachuting behind enemy lines at normandie on d-day. he was a member of the legendary regiment which helped fight off nazi advances during the battle of the bulge. his son-in-law says he died saturday of age related causes. he was 96 years old. [notification tone] ♪

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the president and first lady standing in solidarity with survivors and those who have been lost to the disease. more than 250,000 women are expected to be diagnosed this year. the administration emphasizing the importance of early detection and urging americans to talk to their doctors. a frightening scene for shoppers inside a missouri mall. check this out. that was a hoverboard smoking sparking and then exploding. as you heard, people nearby screaming. some diving out of the way. no word of any injuries. but it's a familiar story hoverboards have been blamed for burning down homes and on occasion taking lives. and that's how fox reports this sunday october 1, 2017. i'm rick leventhal. thank you very much for watching. have a great week. objectified starts in 20 seconds.

harvey levin: the objects people choose to keep in their home define who they are. this is... okay, are we starting? i'm harvey levin. this is the story of one of the most successful tv personalities and music producers in history, simon cowell. but before he became a household name, simon had his fair share of failures that left him flat broke. it's gotta be a little humiliating at 30 years old to fail so hard. but he would bounce back in a big way, producing a slew of shows and then conquering television with "american idol." what do you think of katy perry doing "idol?" good luck. ( laughs ) harvey: his personal life somewhat turbulent. an affair with a married woman would lead to his greatest joy, a son cast in his own image.