janice: happy birthday.he rumor is they thought jillian is going to be here. [laughter] >> not factual. >> i found a friend. >> i have one request. >> let's do this. jillian: we love everyone in our control room so much we are going to wrap after the 20th time of being told to wrap. [laughter] we love you guys. jillian: we'll be right back. todd: before we let you take it home why want to say business world extremely tough to trust people. i trust you more than almost anybody in this life. i have loved the last four and a half years. you mean more to me than you will ever know. you have been my best friend here and i will never be able to repay everything you have given to me and i wish you the best. jillian: i mean the relationships here. nobody knows what it's like to work with people who are so great. that's the hardest part about leaving matt, you know, everyone in our control room. hi matt, waving at me. janice, come on in. todd: come on in, j.d. you guys are the best. people don't know, people don't un

thanks, janice. >> i want to thank janice for everything he does as well.of a firefighter. take look at the maps. an area of low pressure that's going to bring the potential for more rain and wind my friends. unfortunately the northeast is not having any luck here. we have the potential for area of low pressure to bring coastal flooding as well as gusty winds. if you have travel plans today, know there are probably going to be delays and cancellations at the airport and rough go this afternoon. there is rain forecast. not a lot of rain because the ground is saturated any more rain is going to cause some flash food flooding. here is your forecast today. watch that area of low pressure across the eastern third of the country. another storm system moves into the northwest. temperatures are quite mild for this time of year. there is your halloween forecast. i have got to say that's not bad. look at symptom of those cities, spider web. spook city. no major storm systems that's good news for the kids going trick or treating, all right, ainsley. back to you. ainsl

. >> america is watching us and another one is janice dean. have been here a long time. >> janice: 18 years i was interviewing here. i got the job and officially began in 2004 in january. i went back to school when i was working at fox to become a broadcast meteorologist, hurricane katrina, one of the most devastating storms and maybe i shared too much, i announced my engagement that we should picture's, that is the, baby weather machine. file thing was i love to share with our viewers, maybe too much sometimes but good times and bad, you know i was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2005 as well which a lot of people told me not to share the tv. a lot of people might think my career was going to go downhill and i might end up in a wheelchair which was possible but i decided to share because it is important for me to tell the audience what was going on in my life so maybe someone at home going something similar would identify with that and i never regretted the decision. >> that is the freedom that this place in genders, you have the opportu

janice: beautiful day.or the next couple of weeks and if you look at the long-range forecast, let's look at the maps to see with the temperatures are very warm across the east relatively speaking and quite cold for the west as we had this cold front in an area of low pressure that brought the snow, and feet of snow to the mountains. we are looking at showers and thunderstorms from texas through oklahoma and arkansas towards the ohio river valley. part of this moisture is from what was hurricane pam lot that made landfall across mexico yesterday so flash flood warnings are in effect for areas like san antonio towards austin and moving up towards the mid south and mississippi river valley. forecast rainfall, heavier pockets in texas and into friday along the ohio river valley. not a bad forecast especially if you live in the northeast. steve, back to you. steve: thank you. meanwhile, you have heard of male privilege and white privilege, but have you heard of family privilege cracks we will tell you how woke c

forecast hi, janice. >> good morning, ainsley.he mid-south taking a look at those maps right now. temperatures in the 60s, we have colder air coming in from the west as well, but between those two air masses, across the east and the west, very warm temperatures for the central u.s.. showers and thunderstorms across the gulf coast, bringing the potential for flooding, flash flooding unfortunately for parts of alabama and georgia , up towards middle tennessee because they have had record setting rainfall over the last couple weeks and they really don't need to see more rain, so just know what to do if you have a flood watch or warning in your area because that can come very quickly. across the west we have showers for the southwest and northwest and even mountain snow and there's your forecast today and you can see the warm temperature s hanging on to the plain states so it still feels like summertime. we've got a very important anniversary that's happening tomorrow, officially, 25 years at fox news, we're going to be talking about

janice: what do you think of the app., steve?the top three apps can you get where you get your download your app. fox weather.com. use qr code on your screen. go fox weather.com as well. i was inside studio yesterday. state-of-the-art studio studio w. the app. itself, stuff that you have never seen before when you are tracking weather, it's 3-d. you can actually get inside the storm and see where nor'easter is tracking across the northeast. i highly recommend it. it really is incredible. i'm not just saying that because i'm the weather lady. take a look at nor'easter, first big one of the season. great time to launch a weather app. all this stuff happening. area of low pressure is strengthening offshore. right now we are getting the heaviest rain in the new york city area. >> down towards new jersey, up into new england. so the heavy rain will continue today on and off. but it's the wind gusts 50 to 7y as this area of low pressure strengthens off coast. so we have eastern long island up towards new england. you could get hurrican

janice dean is here with the forecast. >> 61 in new york, 69 in raleigh.fecting the east coast will bring potential for heavy rainfall for the southeast and the mid south, areas the don't need to see rain like the mid-tennessee valley and also assist moving into the west will bring rain across the four corners region, northwest and even higher elevation snow. let's look at the radar and i will show you what is going on in terms of that. there is the northeast, you see 69 in boston, 68 in new york. i don't have my friend today, my clicker. that is why we are switching to maps. the flooding across the southeast and the southwest in the midsection of the country dealing with warmer than average temperatures. there is your forecast. without my clicker i feel naked. jillian: you are true professional. you gave an outstanding performance. you should be awarded something. carley: i will take a donut. >> janice: there's a lot of stuff going around in the building which you will find out about very soon. i love you. jillian: still had an ms 13 gang member and sex o

janice: who's your favorite show on fox? >> hannity. janice: it's our anniversary.you're visiting from houston, texas like natashi. 62 right. 63 in chicago. we do have showers and thunderstorms in the forecast again for the southeast. looks like we have a severe thunderstorm warning in effect for southern georgia and the potential for flash flooding in some of these areas so just keep in mind. i will tell you the biggest story, though, is going to be happening this weekend into next week across the west, feet of snow. their biggest early snowfall so far we think is happening monday and tuesday so we will keep in mind and we will bring you the latest from fox weather. here comes ainsley. she's coming out to see you. isn't she the nicest lady? that's the thing of fox, the people on tv are just as nice in person and here she comes. ainsley: i can't run in high heels. how are you? where are you from? >> houston. ainsley: it's beautiful there. janice: we love sean hannity too. and brian, you as well. ainsley: there's brian too. brian: yeah, i know. i just called sean to

thanks, janice. janice: bi. lawrence: thanks, j.d. the biden administration looks to end bail.minals? steve: plus, get ready to' buckle down. tim ray join us live special performance of incredible new song straight ahead here on "fox & friends" live from studio m. oh! are you using liberty mutual's coverage customizer tool? so you only pay for what you need. sorry? limu, you're an animal! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ find your rhythm. your happy place. find your breaking point. then break it. every emergen-c gives you a potent blend of nutrients so you can emerge your best with emergen-c. be steve: at a time when violent crime is at all time high the biden administration may be letting more criminals back out on the street. joe biden's new plan to promote gender equity includes a proposal to eliminate cash bail for some suspects. here to react we have got reverend eugene rivers iii of the director of the seymour institute. and jack brewer ceo of the bureau group and t.w. shannon former speaker of the oklahoma house of representatives. guys

never heard it called the superdome. >> janice: i never heard of it.ney to call it the superdome. >> janice: really nice in new orleans this morning. showers and thunderstorms on the gulf coast moving towards the ohio river valley the next several hours, current temperature you can see the divide from the colder than average air in the west and warmer than average air ahead of the cold front bringing problems the last couple days, heavy rainfall, severe storms, severe weather warning on the border of oklahoma and arkansas so some of these could turn severe with our tail and isolated tornadoes and severe threat through tonight over the tennessee and ohio river valley towards the eastern great lakes. as we go to friday, saturday, east coast, showers and thunderstorms especially saturday through the evening hours. not talking a ton of rain but areas that have been saturated by rain, concerned about middle tennessee to the ohio river valley in the northeast. is your forecast today, cold air behind the front, the front moves over the mississippi river valle

welcome olivia and janice. to get things kicked off i'd love for you to tell me about your books. olivia would you like to start? >> sure. my book is about victorian women among the first practicing in das who were women in the victorian era. they decided after receiving such terrible sexism and their attempt to get an m.d. they had to work together to establish a medical pool for women and they established the school -- medical school for women. >> and "the doctors blackwell" blackwell" -- elizabeth blackwell is the first woman in the country to receive a medical degree in 1849 and her sister emily who is five years younger was recruited into the field by her older sister and became the third woman doctor in history. they founded the new york infirmary for women and children and the medical college in new york. wonderful. these books are so fantastically complementary. janice's book dives into the lives of these trailblazers and olivia's book looks at how women change the course of medicine. i have to ask did you know each other before you wrote the book? >> no. >> they are was t

janice dean is here with our fox weather forecasts. >> janice: over the weekend i asked for picturesit up twitter, false pictures too. i will they asking for pictures on social media at janice dean. current temperatures, the cold front across the central us, mississippi river valley, colder air, the cold front will not miss us both in the northeast today and friday. take a look at this, the area of low pressure, cold air dropping temperatures, warm air ahead of it and here it comes across the northeast, friday morning, drop those temperatures for the weekend. the other story is the big storm system moving across areas of the west coast bringing coastal rain and mountain snow. this is a good thing even if it will bring the potential for flooding, i relation snow. ultimately it will be a big drought buster and that is what we need out there. the rainfall totals on the coasts will be incredible and the snowfall quite impressive so this will go into wednesday, not light on the weekend it will be over several days but that is the good news. a drought buster, we like to hear that. carley:

janice has a lot of friends out there. janice: a lot of friends, you look handsome in tuxedo.pennsylvania. janice: i think you ladies brought the beauty here today. 61 in new york city. colder air moving across the east coast. that's associated with a cold front that will sweep on by this weekend and then we watch the west, holy-molly, coastal rain, a lot of coastal rain and mountain snow. this is going to go through something called bombo genesis, strong storm system and several on the way and that's going the produce the rain and heavy mountain snow which is going to be great for the drought. all right, it's friday. say hi to steve, ainsley and brian, my friends. thank you so much for coming to fox -- >> ainsley: hi. steve: good to have them all. brien: 18 minutes before the top of the hour. next guest is speaking about the abuse she endured while in care youth facility as a teenager. now she's joining lawmakers and calling the biden administration to take legislative action to stop the abuse of children at group youth facilities. >> i was strangled, slapped across the face,

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so many of them, the united nations, put out a report in june about foreign fighters in of janice. then the report estimates that there are between 8010000 foreign terrorist fighters, comprised mainly of individuals from central asia, the north caucasus region of the russian federation, pakistan and the shin, january autonomy region of china, among others. although the majority are affiliated foremost with the taliban, many also support al qaeda. others are allied with iso or have iso sympathies. another one of these groups is e t i m, which stands for the east torcous don islamic movement. this huger extremist group used to be on the united states list of terrorist organization. but for some reason, in 2020, the united states, remove them from the list us cozying up to terrorist groups, using them as proxies for regime change in countries. they don't like where we seen that before. latin america of ghana, stan syria, speaking of syria, there are 5000 uga terrorists over there, fighting alongside other jaundice. but just going back to afghanistan for the last 20 years, the u. s. ha

s. wants to keep china's border with janice, n as unsafe as possible, and a constant worry by tacitly endorsing. for the very least turning a blind to i, the terrorist groups, and the u. s. in the u. k. m. it's supporting separatist movements in china going back decades. this is all part of america strategy to mess with china, create chaos, divide and conquer. but these added states is making a huge mistake once again. dislike they back the margin in the 1980s to fight soviet. now they're implicitly backing you the terrorists in order to fight the chinese. and, you know, there comes a point where you really have to understand that backing jihadists is not a good idea. there's nothing beneficial that's on blowing themselves up and committing a terrorist attack. i mean, this is incredible. how many times is it gonna take for the united states to realize that backing which i, dean and of gannon, stan or anywhere for that matter is a really bad idea. they did it in the 1980s. they back been loudon. it came back to bite them. it always does. and this is no exception. or for more than we ca

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let's check in with our senior meteorologist janice dean for our fox weather forecast. hey, janice.and thunderstorms all and down the east coast. i'm concerned a little bit around the southeast and mid-atlantic where they are going to see several inches of explain a relatively short period of time and means potential for flash flooding. be aware of that especially middle tennessee there they have gotten so much rain, record breaking rain over the last couple of ceex weeks. the forecast today very warm 10 to 258 degrees above average over the plain states and unsettled weather for parts of the yeffet and in the southwest and in terms of tropical. we have low pressure aren't bahamas. not a huge deal. still have hurricane sam throughout but will not affect land at all which great news. we will keep you up to date from fox weather. ainsley, back to you. ainsley: thank you, janice. >> got it. ainsley: parents are standing up for children's education and calling out wokeness in the classroom. two parents discuss thousand could impact state's tight governor's race next. >> this is a battle

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i'll just hear. natasha can name reports from janice book . standing close enough to touch their coats. you can feel the power of these tigers. even though they're confined within these enclosures at lions rock, big cat sanctuary. visitors must sign a form saying the owners are not responsible for injury or death. yet in johannesburg, a couple has posted social media videos, walking their 2 white tigers in the neighborhood like dogs playing in their back yard, and even licking the head of the owner. last month, children at a daycare center next door were playing outside. when they saw one of the tigers peering down at them while perched atop a jungle gym. it is a big concern because anita still coming to my parents that they kicked us. i. yeah . parents pulled a dozen children out of the daycare center. tanya is the owner had asked, we not mentioned her surname or the name of her day care due to concern, she'll lose more income. she says provincial officials visited the property where the tigers live and the owners had installed a higher electric fence and covered the wall. oh, we're g

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ainsley: let's check in with janice dean for our forecast. janice: hi, ainsley.e strength, wind gusts from this nor'easter, that is going to be ongoing today, at least tropical storm force winds even though this is not a tropical storm, it's a cold low as opposed to a warm core low. but the results are still going to be the same. the power out edges -- outages, we could see structural damagings. warnings in the darker blue and watches, wind advisories in the lighter blue. the rain has moved out, the wind's still going to be an issue. we're going to see travel delays, be extra cautious along the coast. ainsley, back to you. ainsley: coming up next, will cain's going to join us live outside of minute maid park ahead of game two in the world series, i -- but first, dana perino. dana: i'm hoping will will take you and me on one of these trips. we'd love to. democrats throwing everything against the wall for president biden's human infrastructure bill. nothing is sticking. senator john kennedy will fill us many. biden rallying for a struggling terry mcauliffe. we'll t

ainsley: check in with janice dean for fox weather forecast. janice: beautiful day in no.ont that's going to stall out and that's going to bring the potential for showers and thunderstorms in the forecast for the next couple of days. never a good thing when you see a stalled front because the heavy rainfall is going to flash flooding concern for texas and louisiana. areas across the mississippi and ohio valley over the next couple of days. you can see that forecast radar. that front is just going to linger and just produce more and more rain and the potential for stronger storms. keep that in mind. know what to do if there is a watch or a warning. now, this is hurricane sam. cat 4. almost a 5. 156, i believe, brings to a 5. the good news with this storm is it is going to stay away from land strong surf and rip current. tropical storm victor. it's not going to hurt anyone. i wanted to keep tabs on the fact that we have a busy hurricane season and we will enjoy a wonderful weekend here in the northeast. all right? it's steve, it's ainsley, it's pete. over to you. >> and it's

so janice really just said this is a class today for the said and he's army so it's definitely tested. sydney is army i, i, you know, we certainly do advise them to, to keep their counsel, to stay in the barracks, to avoid any of the violence that has characterized the 1st 5 days or so on this q . and certainly any of the bottoms that characterize some of the worst periods of saddam's revolution typically in 2019, you really did not work out well for the military when they had exercised violence in such an extreme way on june 3, in 2019 during revolutionists. it was bad that really wasn't inflection point, and turner's international finance heavily against the military and led to the transitional power sharing agreement for the regular exam. prestone is on a deputy director for horn of africa and senior senior analyst to sit in international classes. but thank you to syria now and state media has reported explosions near the capital, damascus. it says the military intercepted an attack in the countryside. no further details were immediately reported, but we will have more details as t

brian: our own janice dean.ng up that's why jillian chooses to deliver the news. jillian: brian won't let me sit. steve: this program, according to the new york times the most powerful tv show in america. ainsley: because we have the best viewers. >> what's your favorite morning show? >> "fox & friends." >> [applause] steve: how great was that? all right, now, to mark the official 25th anniversary, let's do it, in 5, 4, 3, 2, 1! happy anniversary! >> [applause] steve: very nice! steve: whatever you do, try not to dent the cake. our friend, buddy valastro has been here a million times, he is the cake boss. he's built us a 25-foot long cake, so we're going to cut it for all these first responders who are here today, to mark our special anniversary. ainsley: we know, we would not be here or have a show in this great country if it weren't for all of you. we're so grateful, thank you for everything. brian: we appreciate the men and women in law enforcement, in nassau county over in new jersey and really, everyone get

todd: janice dean has the fox with a forecast. >> janice: calm in california across the central us, severein effect overnight, oklahoma through kansas and several reports of tornadoes, the watch will be good for the next hour or so and severe thunderstorm warnings within the watch area. a lot of the storms take people off guard. have a way to get your watches and warnings, no weather radio is a good thing to have. that front will come through and that snow will wrap up on higher elevations but a blizzard warning in effect in parts of the rockies including areas of wyoming. the cold front will move through the central us, snow behind it and watching hurricane pamela even though it is affecting mexico it will make landfall in the next couple hours, the moisture from this is going to move into texas and oklahoma so flood advisories in effect with a couple inches of rainfall in a short period of time. a lot to cover. we will keep an eye on it for fox weather. todd: gabby petito's mother calling response from brian laundrie's attorney garbage after he double down his client is only a person of

safety and well-being every day-- that i need, i would be the commander of the state. >> stephen: janice? no one asked you whether you were praying for his safety. "i pray for his brake cables every day, because, lord knows how, my bolt cutters end up under his car. every day." now, if you're wondering why these two republicans are feuding? in idaho, the governor and lieutenant governor don't run on the same ticket, and in the next election, mcgeahin is running for governor. she's gunnin' for her boss's job! that's like a babysitter watching the parents drive off, and going, "kids, call me mommy." speaking of idaho, canada! are there any beliebers here tonight? ( cheering ) i'm a huge justin-head myself, even though he was supposed to be on the show five years ago, and cancelled, and has never come back. claimed he was sick, and was photographed the next day skateboarding. i don't know. i assume he had skateboard fever. anyway, big fan. ( laughter ) which is why i'm so excited that he just dropped a teaser for his new music video, that has a surprising guest star. see if you can spot her

. >> janice: i don't know. should they be doing that today? i apologize.nd the mountain area and a couple systems moving into the west so there you go. there is your weather segue. across the east coast we have temperatures in the 60s, a system moving into this region as well and we could see potential for heavy rainfall for the southeast. that could mean flash flooding for some of these areas the don't typically need to see any more rain but we will watch this frontal boundary and potential for some of that moisture from the gulf of mexico to make its way toward portions of tennessee and kentucky, areas the don't need to see any more rain because they have been socked in with rain for weeks. flood advisory is in effect from the florida panhandle toward georgia and alabama. there is the forecast rainfall for the next couple days. out west we could see -- i got it -- across the rockies. heather: almost hit each other in the other, i was running in, she was coming out. >> janice: a lot of fog. there was no collusion. todd: we survived. time, 20 minutes after

carley: a live look at the santa monica are, janice dean is here with the fox weather forecast. >> janiceries across the west with epic rainfall and incredible amounts of snow but the short-term problem is flash flooding. we also have a front that will push across the east coast with warmer than average temperatures. cooler than average temperatures. that front is going to push across the east coast in the next 6 to 12 hours. we are not talking about a big storm system but will bring temperatures down this weekend and the west, we will focus on the west into next week because this is going to be quite an event tuesday, wednesday and thursday. heavy rainfall along the coast and incredible amounts of snow for the areas of california, sierra nevada region. there is your forecast. yesterday you wanted to know about halloween. i don't like to forecast 5 days, gets a little risky, all in all i don't see a lot on that map, really good temperatures. take this with a grain of salt. i don't like to forecast past 5 days but that is a pretty good forecast if it comes through. that is not a trick. car

janice dean is here, i know there are people that love to go into these but it makes me happy to seedrone because at some point it will eliminate loss of life at some point. >> janice: the hurricane hunters have been doing this for a long time. there is no place of life, they know what to do and all their measurements, we need those. drones can't get into the eye of a hurricane and drop the measurements they do. i have asked in interviews before, they know it is a dangerous business but it does save lives. we are grateful to the hurricane hunters and i would love to do that someday. hurricane sam, this is a really impressive looking storm, almost a category 5. category number, good news it is not going to directly impact the us or bermuda but we will see a high rep current risk and very i surf. people need to be on alert if you're going to the beaches tomorrow, this weekend, things will be rough. here's the forecast radar, look how close comes to bermuda but we are confident it will move northeast and curve out to see which is what we like to see. tropical storm victor, here is anoth

. >> senior meteorologist janice dean with your fox weather forecast, looks good outside. >> janice:a cold front bringing potential for severe weather and heavy rainfall across central us and also moisture from what was hurricane pamela made landfall in mexico. let's look at it, past 24 hours you see heavier downpours across eastern texas through arkansas across the mississippi river valley, a severe thunderstorm warning in effect west of the houston texas area, flash flooding will be a concern because we've had so much rain in this area over the last several weeks so there is your forecast rainfall, heavy moisture will combine with that cold front and that is why we see those big storm totals from texas towards the ohio river valley so forecast radar the front will kind of linger, we will still see moisture moving in from the pacific and the gulf of mexico and some scattered snow showers for the rockies, 69 in kansas city, 58 in portland, much colder air behind that cold front allowing for the snow flurry activity. todd: thanks. 29 after the hour, president biden facing several chal

carley: janice dean is here with the fox weather forecast.atures in the 60s across texas, 72 in del rio, warm air settling across the south and other stuff happening elsewhere across the south. the west, temperatures 32 in rapid city, 27, cold enough for snow if there's precipitation your neighborhood, the past 24 hours this area of low pressure bringing snow to the higher elevations in to the northern plains and we have a train of storms into the pacific northwest and the west that will bring drought busting moisture to this area that is so needed but short-term we will see flooding and hazards with all this precipitation. the rain coming up but look at this sunday, monday, tuesday, that is a lot of snow, feet of snow moving into the rockies, forecast temperatures behind this, much colder air, moving south to the central plains, even parts of oklahoma and kansas get into chilly temperatures but drought busting moisture moving into drought stricken areas. that is good news. todd: just be careful with the mudslides. carley: thanks for fighting

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brian: that's everyday janice. okay. all right, thank you.illions in federal relief funds , lakewood church led by pastor joel oostein will give back $4.4 million, they received from the payback protection program, after they had to shutdown in-person verse for the last seven months last year. lakewood church senior pastor joel oostein is also the author of this brand new book and i have had the chance to read it, it's called "you are stronger than you think" and joins us now joel before we get to the book, just you were in the news over the last 48 hours, about these p pp loans. could you tell how you got them and why you returned the money? >> yeah, brian, it's good to be with you. yeah, we never dreamed that during the pandemic we would have to shut this building for seven or eight months so we were grateful to take the loan and be able to pay our employees and fortunately, we were able to open the building backup about seven or eight months later in october things got going and we were blessed to be able to start to repay the loan. it was

janice: good morning. we had an ab active evening across oklahoma. we have a secondary season in the fall. so that's what's happening. very strong cold front and an area of low pressure that's going to bring the risk for strong storms including large hail, damaging winds and tornadoes across the midwest and the great lakes. and then tomorrow a very strong cold front will bring the potential for severe weather on tuesday. so there's your forecast radar. we watch that system move across the plains states, and the big, big story over the west is the widespread snow. the winter weather advisories, winter storm warnings in effect, and we could actually see the potential for blizzard conditions also, so that's a big deal especially this early in october. today's forecast, we watch that front move across the plains states, here in new york we've got cloudy skies. boston marathon looks really good, temperatures in the 603s with mostly clear -- 60s with mostly clear skies and the big story is across the west where we've got that big old snowstorm, rachel. rac

he was my brother 19 o delmonte janice was killed or september 5th 2018. he was my brother losing down my. it was a breaking point for me. he was a young person. we lost the key of my city. i didn't know how to move for what the young people are resilient. they knew he was someone who wants to make a difference and they didn't let bad death. going vain. me. i really miss my baby. so he's he awake me. i get you down. yeah. yeah, i got him mentally prepare myself mentally. really prepare myself because, you know, as you see in like i hear, you know, is certain things in our sit up and wait on them. you know, that can hear my mom. you know, i can hear them a window called me. do you have to deal with islam? memories for like you say he still here with me is happy, strongly get through the day. because i can come to sit down and talk to them. maybe not is, will form a spiritual gammy always the mom will make you happy will make you happy. nowhere bad. don't go school graduate with me. that has everything down job. can you wait with ah yeah, right. there is per

k is a special representative for of janice done held talks with the taliban z deputy prime minister. more labrador. the envoy discussed how britton could help of canister on the dresses humanitarian crisis. stephanie decker is in couple and certainly in line with what we've been hearing from, particularly the british foreign secretary dominic robin. he was in carter in doha, just a couple of weeks ago saying that they weren't going to recognize the taliban yet, but that dialogue was important. and i think this is what we're seeing now. certainly it is a significant visit. there is a dialogue. there is an open line of communication and i think this is what the international community is doing. it's using this fact of international recognition of the taliban as the, the legal official governing body of this country to try and put pressure on the group to adhere to certain a certain norms that they want to see as pick their, the rights of minorities, the rights of girls and women to go to school to work, to stick to the agreement in the sense of, you know, making sure this is another th

carley: janice, thank you so much.ernor gretchen whitmer feeling the heat as ford looks to build new electric vehicle plants in other states. carley: congressman tim wahlburg is here to react. when you think of ford, you think of michigan. why are these facilities being built in other states, kentucky and tennessee? >> well, that's a question, good morning, good to be with you. that's a question that we're asking, why did this happen on governor whitmer's watch? i mean, this is the motor capital of the world. it started all here. ford still has its home plant here, its headquarters and you would think that our governor would have had intimate involvement with even acquiring this plant but it appears like she wasn't even aware, her economic development team wasn't aware. ford made decisions on their own for their best interest, of course, and while we would love to keep them here, they decided to go to tennessee and kentucky. that's 11,000 jobs. that's new energy opportunities, new training opportunities. so it's a real

i'm janice rogers brown, another of the governor's legal affairs secretaries.en state really did have a golden age, but maybe it was a golden hour, but have any of you noticed that the state began its decline into the [inaudible] just when pete wilson stopped being actively involved in its politics? i'm just saying. [laughter] pete wilson never had the usual heroes when he was young. he wasn't into the marvel universe. he was absorbed by the biographies written by the survivors of brutal battles in world war ii, marines who fought in the pacific in places like iwo jima. and his commitment, courage, discipline, self-sacrifice, protective of the vulnerable has never left. he said himself to lead is to choose. i came to quickly understand that he rarely chose the easy way. he would do what was right. i like to think it was a little like being han solo's sidekick in a star wars saga. you just knew that when pete walked into the [inaudible], he was going to tap the most mean person on the shoulders and probably say something that would upset him. no capital case had

. >> the property came under the control of janice hahn and she immediately took action.s ago and sickened by being brought back to the 1920s in that reporting of when this was happening and knowing as anyone in l.a. would know how hugely valuable that land became. they bought it for about $1200 at the time but became worth millions upon millions of dollars. in fact anthony bruce, this passage of a piece that anthony bruce wrote. he said the bill will allow my family to do what countless other american families have done since our country's founding, inherit property and build family wealth over generations. i'll never know whether the family's business would have grown to rival that of hilton or marriott which were founded around the same time and grew from equally humble beginnings. when you know the value of that land skyrocketed over time, there was an enormous fortune coming the bruce family if that land remained in the family. >> without a doubt. it just showed how hard the city of manhattan beach worked to make sure that this family denied generational wealth and i

with senators like you and janice on and others. who are working on this.happening 100 years ago. in places that have not come close to coming to terms with it. >> without a doubt. i want to also recognize a book by allison jefferson, who happen to grow up in the same neighborhood, living at a california dream -- schieffer started exposing all of the other african american leisure spots, in the early 1900s. -- valve area, palm dale. these were african american recreational spots, add hearing to the jim crow rawlings. outside the state of california, let's go to south carolina, we all know about hilton -- a magnificent golf resort, i'm a golfer, it's been one of the most pristine resorts in this country for golfers. that was once inhabited by slaves. after the civil war, south carolina slaves were forced off the mainland and had to live on that island, i'm not until the whites realize what a piece of land it was, they cut off the water to the island and force them back to mainland. so that's another example of land that was stolen from african americans, it'

authors include joseph ellis, erica, catherine delton, joshua yap, janice nomura, olivia campbell, andsse davis. and at 10:00 p.m. on afterwards, lizzie johnson talked about her book paradise, one towns struggle to survive an american wildfire, about california's deadly 2018 camp fire. she's interviewed by perry baker, ceo of the society of american foresters. watch american history and book tv every weekend on c-span2, and find a full schedule on your program, or visit c-span.org. >> nobody really thought this would ever happen, paris would succumb to the nazis. it was unthinkable when it finally happened. the city of lights was supposed to be this bastion of enlightenment and freethinking, and open society, and when the nazis got into poland in warsaw, there were mass executions, it was terrible. executed liberals, freethinkers, and everyone was scared as they came towards paris what would happen, as well. >> martin du gard, author of the book "taking paris," on germany's brutal occupation of paris and liberation by american and french forces in august of 1944. watch on q and a, sund