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now, he formed friendships -- a friendship with a powerful lobbyist by the name of hairry dougherty and he and florence became co-managers of harding's career. she comes to washington as a senate wife. and even though she was sort of a big fish in a small pond back in ohio, she's now just a senate wife, doesn't really know anybody, but harding, as the u.s. senator from ohio, becomes friends with nicholas longworth, who was a congressman. of course, nicholas longworth, married to alice roosevelt, the daughter of president theodore roosevelt, and already established as washington's sort of premier hostess, and there the famous poker games began between the longworths and hardings. but they also included a man by the name of ned mcclain. ned mcclain's father owned the cincinnati inquirer and washington post, and his wife, evelyn walsh mclain, owned the hope diamond. and she and mrs. harding, despite their 30-year age difference, became instant friends, and in a sense more than friends. they became great confidants and evelyn and she were excited to discover that they not only shared a comm

dougherty there's 74. douglas county 111. fayette 149. forsythe 153. fulton, 956. that's the biggest single number. guenette 741. henry 238. this is another fun one. it's not houston. it's howston county. 196. liberty county 173. there's a military base out there. lowdens county 141. muskogee county 342. paulson county 105. richmond where agusta is, home of the masters coming up soon. rock dale is 80. that's the biggest ones. the ballots would be about 4,000 for the 159 counties that i didn't name. after that we have the provisionals. fulton county which is obviously the largest one you which has the biggest potential impact. the total provisional ballots received 4,869. 33,000.cepted 3 that means they rejected 1,066 on hand. means the voter brought that 1,105. and that was they were at the wrong precinct. that's 2,398. now, the unfortunate part for some of those voters means they voted at precinct essentially they could only vote on the things that were on the ballot that affected the areas that they shared. those votes will count. but state house, county commissi

and instead off the weeks of being on the back for a reporter, jill dougherty. thank you. as ever at least 3 people have been killed and a further 2 are missing. after flooding triggered what's lies inside. the italian island had been inundated by heavy rain and i thought is now are now evacuating people from low lying areas. and the hardest hit town. a rescue operation is underway. much slower rates have buried everything in their path. in the morning firefighters and volunteers look for missing people in the small town of beatty in north east in sardinia. that have a little drizzle came down. we feel it inside the mud slid down from them through the hole. far as to where we are. get your results or the design talent is shocked . we didn't seen anything like it. during the day, the rheumatiz still rushed through the town. the school rolled in from spain overnight to wrench arranged flight if the streets destroying the bridge. 313000000 meters of rain fell within 6 hours. this is $3.00 to $4.00 times north, the litigious dating storm to hit this area in 2013. so the storm

jill dougherty refugees living in the improvised jungle camp fear a harsh winter already the temperature is less than 2 degrees celsius in the mornings the migrants used twins to make a fire and stay warm but there will be snow fall soon and the cold will make living in the huts impossible. gambit dog a good book they don't let us stay in the i.o.m. is migrant camp nearby if i manage to enter somehow they check at midnight and send us out even if it's raining or hold out or do what i think of. the migrant shelter known as made our camp is run by the international organization for migration or i.o.m. and is only a few 100 meters away from the forest. migrants there have better facilities including proper beds to sleep in and regular mealtimes. but the camp can only accommodate a limited number of refugees. because you can't really see the kind of thing we have already in full with the capacity but also outside of the camp there is another so-called wildcat and improvise camp where around they come the people are . there so why are over there that they don't have access to food to medical

jill dougherty is always joe. thank you. are you going to sports now formula one. the racing in sunday's bahrain grand prix was overshadowed by a fiery crash. the french driver among groups, john was slightly injured and he's been ruled album next weekend's rays, but i think he was just happy to walk away in one piece. take a look. this was the moment when formula one held its breath careers into a crash barrier and his engulfed in a ball of flame miraculously crucial and managed relatively unscathed from the inferno. but this was an accident that seemed to come from a bygone age. no car had been split in 2 in a crash in 1991, while a crush on caused the car to catch fire since 1990. but there was an angel and gross on the shoulder, the halo. the titanium structure protects the driver from head injury. yet there was much skepticism when it was introduced in 2018, not least from the man whose life it almost certainly saved. all the hey, who is though? i think it is a great thing that both the one that was in the it when they think they will be the good and want to u

up to 280 kilometers an hour it was a super typhoon but it's now weakened officer as john allen dougherty reports from manila. joey mughal he says this is as secure as his boat can get it's anchored in manila bay for now along with other fishing boats so we hopes they'll be spared from typhoon connie that is battering the central and southern parts of the design region. first we must secure our boats because it is our livelihood we hope they won't be so bad so they can head out and fish again. more than 19000000 people in the philippines are being affected by the typhoon it 1st made landfall over the island provinces and one is at 5 am local time on sunday before making its way to a by and somebody is sore provinces that have likely sustained extensive damage many areas remain cut off power and communication lines are down and some roads are blocked by. government officials say preemptive measures have been well put in place even before the day on these truck flights have been canceled sea ports are closed and over a 1000000 people have been evacuated from coastal communities and down see

dougherty, another one, 74. douglas county, 111. fayette, 149. forscythe, 153. fulton, 956. that's the single biggest number right there. gwinnett, 741. henry, 238. liz: the secretary of state for georgia defending the process of the ballot counting in the peach state. as you just heard, we did have brad raffensperger say specifically the situation has been open and transparent to monitors on both sides, and at this moment, that situation remains too close to call, but joe biden has the lead there by a difference of 1,585 votes. the georgia secretary of state also said there will likely be a recount. so we are watching that. we are watching the markets. we have the dow jones industrials down 112. this week and quite frankly this entire year in general, are the perfect example of why attempting to time the markets is mission impossible. but our floor show traders are jumping in front of their cameras right now on this friday and they are going to be talking about the trades they believe can beat any clock. we've got 49 minutes before the closing bell rings. what a week, but w

dougherty county with 74, dallas county with 111, fayette cou nty dallas county with 111, fayette county53, fulton county with 956 and that if the single biggest number right there. gwinnett county with 741. henry county with 238. this is another fun one, not houston but houston county with 196. liberty cou nty houston county with 196. liberty county with 173 with a military base there so there is a bit outweighing there so there is a bit outweighing the size of population. lowndes was 141 muscogee with 323, holman county with 25, richmond, rockdale with 80. and i think that is the biggest ones. take those and add together and the balance will be about 4000 for the rest of the counties i did not name. so after that we have provisionals and i do have the initial provisional report for fulton county which is the largest one and can have the largest impact, the total provisional ballots received is 4869. they accepted 3603 so received is 4869. they accepted 3603 so they rejected 1256 of the provisional ballots i had on hand. the biggest chunks of those were the oi'ies the biggest chunks of

fulton county, dekalb county, chatham county and dougherty county, et cetera. pasted among white voters. only 29% of white voters in georgia voted for biden. it is the highest since bill clinton in 1992. but talk me through what your strategy will be when it's just the two of you, yourself and kelly loeffler one-on-one in a state that has a really hard time getting over the line to elect -- to elect a black candidate statewide. >> well, first of all, i just want to say that it's really important that all of the votes be counted. i mean, we heard a president last night declare himself the winner, which is the opposite of the american way. we are a democracy. and so he's suing in the places where he doesn't like the -- trying to stop the vote. and i just want to say, you know, as the pastor of the late congressman john lewis that it's important for every vote to be counted, every voice to be heard. as i'm running for the united states senate, i am happy to present my message to all of georgia. we know that this country has had a history, struggled around race. th

also dougherty county, albany, georgia.th the rest of their vote here where it is very plausible that biden could overtake trump, could overtake that 102,000-vote gap and actually pick off georgia. >> yeah, so, let's talk, steve, just about, again, the plausibility, because we can't, obviously, can't characterize how these are going to turn out. but if you're looking at mail-in ballots in arizona, where joe biden has about a 5% lead right now, if the past is prolonged over the past 24 hours, biden will perform obviously much better with mail-in ballots than same-day ballots. same thing with nevada, am i correct? did i hear you correctly, that in nevada, we're looking at mail-in ballots in clark county? >> yeah, that's right. >> yeah, in clark county? yeah. >> yep, mail-in ballots that came in today, mail-in ballots that will come in, in the next few days, also provisional ballots, which usually when they get counted, you know, are good for democrats, too. you just look at the electoral college here, you know, if biden hangs

and i want to thank the majority and minority staff of the committee and special thanks to ryan dougherty of my staff for his work in bringing this bill to the floor today. i thank this chairman and yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from florida. mr. yoho north carolina in closing, i want to thank the gentleman from florida, mr. deutch, and the gentleman from south carolina, mr. wilson, for their leadership in introducing this bill which i support and i urge all members to support this legislation. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from new york. mr. engel: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to once again thank mr. deutch and mr. wilson for their hard work in authorizing this somebody. i want to thank mr. deutch for his kind words. we have worked very closely together through the years on the foreign affairs committee. he's been one of the best members, always there, always fighting, always principled and i thank him for the nice, kind words he

democratic areas in macon, augusta, and dougherty county, there are a couple of opportunities for democratsotes outside of the atlanta metro area. interesting when you look at this, thinking early in the night democrats might have to wait to get core area in, really need to drive up the score here. this is kind ofre thing i can remember late at night in 2018 in the midterm election, this is the map starting to come into focus late at night with stacey abrams in the governor's race. made significant process from hillary clinton, can she get over the top. there are a lot of votes here, are there enough to erase all of that 118,000 vote advantage for donald trump and give this to joe biden? it's a fair question to ask right now. >> this may be a little bit beside the point. in atlanta area where bulk of the votes are still to come in, and votes geographically are likely democratic, pro-biden votes. is it worth looking at whether outstanding votes are election day votes yet to be tallied or early votes? do we know the split? >> depends by county. dekalb and fulton we think for democrats. rough