the trial ended in a acquittal for scottie. he liked to make gestures in front of tv cameras. he gave a homeless man 50-dollar bill in half to be usually get 50 to home as he said was that a 50? he took back the 50 and replaced it. one trial he instructed to give a house to the homeless putting a cardboard box on the street. he left the courthouse with when the judge is under smiling dapper like a tribe politician andd the staff and admirers were waiting to pay homage to this man with an aura of facility than your times reported. he salutes the faithful in the search behind the police outside the stateur supreme court. even theli venerable highbrow could not resist the charisma of john gotti. the hammers were fixedly daring on john gotti and offered every satisfaction for those who couldn't climb towards his states only proportion he wrote in the newsday column. he had the look that announces the pro recognition of their sponsor the least placed upon them by stellar citizens and the readiness to bear the burden. at this 1990 acquittal at cadillac was waiting for the dawn to ta

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. >> i'm scotty jacob. i'm a third year renter, gay and 4th generation of family to live in san francisco. i'm immensely proud to be from a family of san franciscans. i spnt my career working on building brands [indiscernible] and the only candidate in district 5 who is $5 who is managed multi-hundred million lines of business. i'm running because we need to bring common sense solution and private sector sensibility to the problems in city hall. i have the skills to lead san francisco through the projected $800 million budget short fall next year. i'm pragmatic, solution oriented and used to being held accountability. i'll get done what the current supervisor hasn't and together under my leadership we will solve the affordable housing shortage getting rid of the red tape city hall created. we will solve the mental health and eviction crisis increasing our shelter capacity and shutting down the open air drug markets. we will revitalize downtown with night life and more entertainment zones and 4 a.m. last cal

and finally, the daily star beam us up , scotty, and those are your up, scotty, and those are your front pages . jonathan. lots of front pages. jonathan. lots of news on the daily telegraph. there's actually quite a lot of interesting stories on the front cover of the telegraph. i think i might take a whip round some of the small ones. lots of good news. so bullying of women normalised in navy. i in 50 albanians in the uk are in prison. okay, maybe . maybe not. prison. okay, maybe. maybe not. not great news. sworn down how the f—word lost its bite. i guess you meant to say queer. i guess. and then josh's story for you white guys in your 50s. you don't matter . that's a little don't matter. that's a little bit in your 50s, 48. thank you so much. and i really look 47 josh thank you. i, i haven't put my i haven't dyed my beard now for a couple of weeks. i've been a bit busy, but i will redo my beard and then i will go back to 40. i think he looks youthful and spry. yeah. what are you guys, 31, 30? >> yeah, let's just stick with that. yeah. why not? >> whatever it is. yeah. none of you have

you think, scotty, you live near raleigh.that storm shifts to the east a little bit you are the one who gets whacked and instead it was the other folks in the mountains. i just wonder as a community and as a state, you've got a voice, some great musicians who come out of north carolina and maybe there is a cause here that you can put together that can help bring a little bit of relief and maybe some joy perhaps to those who are not experiencing much of it right now. >> absolutely. you are right. the storm could have gone any which way. north carolina we're used to hurricanes on the coast. we're prepared for them. people used to go to the mountains to escape the hurricanes and never seen anything like this. i'm trying to use my voice, trying to use it for everybody about the big cities and they need the help, but there are so many small little towns in these mountains, lynnville is where we go, spruce pine, nuland, so many little areas one way in and one way out. like they were just saying search and rescue might not have gott

but scotty says all the credit is for you.it, but he's been a big part of all of this. and how long have you. how long have you been doing this? oh, off and on for 30 years. wow, wow. what keeps you coming back? because it is a lot of hard work. talk to us. a little bit about what goes on behind the scenes. well, you know we all start early in the season and you know we work really hard. half moon is always it's kind of the way that everyone watches. so if you have a pumpkin that you're proud of, this is where you bring it. and do you have a name for this pumpkin this year? no, i don't name pumpkins. no, we spoke with travis earlier. he's bringing in rudy. i just i feel like i want to, like, you know, just poke at it a little bit. i hope he doesn't get mad at me, you know? no. go ahead. well, and talk to us. how how many months did you grow this pumpkin? well, it started april 1st, and we picked it two days ago. so, yeah, the pumpkin is about 120 days old. okay, so yeah. and how much money does it cost to grow something and ca

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who within the, i'm not even scotty also your telling you will twist on the that's actually what page did you go from? the crucial cable side. hang on a bell though. okay. okay. how much do i get on it? well, what am i wish i just lose you know to well, if i schedule which and on my you know, mean, well, would you like to call cause i totally got the feeling she don't have any kind of control. we'll have to double click on the library, what content contents to the next truck, and i'm gonna show you show rosalie on the code you to go to funding that awful. do you have on come on. i looked at a later thought a little could united new home the she says, hold on to just a little money you know, should your digital digital digital type in the whole thing. so who knows what does that? i don't have. i don't have anyone you need e commerce. i save you up the baby boom. no essentially. so come down full time on tuesday. sorry. to close the window. so you know, i don't know. i'm, there was on me. put it there. i mean, that's a lot going into a box. you got a keel come it's going to work. i got

and scotty mccreery, an "american idol," what he's doing to help his state of north carolina. me in eight minutes. we'll see you at the top of the hour. >> steve: in phoenix, arizona, two neighbors, rob supporting trump and bob, both ander sons, supporting harris. they're facing off for the most -- the neighborhood has called the friendly competition called the battle of the robs. both robs join us now from rob anderson's house. that's why there is a kamala harris sign. you support donald trump. does it bother you to be in kamala harris headquarters for your street? >> absolutely not. it's always a pleasure to be at rob's house even though we have a difference of opinion. >> steve: mr. anderson, describe the difference of opinion. you know, a lot of the country doesn't want to talk to people who have a different political view. there you are on the couch with him. >> right, yeah. most of the neighbors, everybody is talking about it, you know. we have a difference of opinion. different candidates. but, you know, it's like we're neighbors, friends, you know, even though we have

listen, at first, african american men will be 85 to 86% for kamala harris and that makes us the scottieto michael jordan votes. 85%, 86% is an overwhelming amount of support from one particular demographic, and yes, it's less than barack obama, but you have to remember that kamala harris is a substantial amount of time after the barack obama wave, in which all voters and not just african american men ask what the harris presidency means for me. we have never seen a presidential candidate do this before and it's resonating from what i have seen on social media and the community. it has only been 24 hours but she has real policy in her hand that she can go out and sell to the african american community. i think the issue was overblown to begin with. >> don, i will not even get into who is pippen and who is jordan on this, because -- that's for another day's conversation. olivia, staying with the sports theme, my colleague spoke to men in an nfl game in atlanta, and some shares who they would vote for and others shared top issues. >> probably i will vote, probably for trump. >> trump. >> w

mention this is a loaded celebrity lineup like luke holmes, eric church, billy strings, james taylor, scottyhe brothers, chase right. i'm going to keep going look at all these people. keith urban, bailey zimmerman, i mean listen all of these artists have a personal tie as you said you north carolina. or some just have a lot of love for the people there. i know you said the folks there are resilient what does that mean to the community, to those who lost so much in the storm that these celebrities are being so generous. >> the hardiness of people is really unrivaled. there are people who were bootstrapping folks. so the idea that help can come in hope, and opportunities like concert for carolina. i think there will be a lot of tears shed in terms of grief and hope and relief. explore asheville as part of our sponsorship it we have donated 100 of our tickets asheville and buncombe county and their families so they can be here personally to feel the love that's going to be put forth here. that love is going to translate into millions of dollars for western north carolina. i have been to hurrica

tomorrow on "america's newsroom" scotty mccreery a north carolinian and is he going to talk about the hurricane, harold? >> harold: i'm going to say happy new year to all my jewish brothers. >> dana: that's a good one. jesse? >> jesse: all my jewish brethren what is it, harold? >> harold: new year. >> dana: that's it for us. >> bret: happy new year. five acorns and two leafs. all right, dana. thank you. good evening. i'm bret baier coming to from you fox news headquarters in new york tonight. the vice presidential nominees return to the campaign trail after last night's debate as president joe biden and vice president kamala harris head to states impacted by hurricane helene. it comes as another crisis could soon take hold fully with dozens of container ships backed up at ports across the country just two days into a workers strike. ♪ >> bret: but, first, breaking tonight, a lengthy court filing from special counsel jack smith. detailing arguments that former president donald trump illegally dried to overturn the 2020 election. that has been made public tonight. just 34 days before vo

it included james taylor, keith urban and our own favorite scotty mccreery. great night. a lot of need and those guys came through for their home state. >> bill: it's monday. catch you later. >> dana: stay great. "the faulkner focus" is next. >> harris: fox news alert. former president donald trump is going to georgia to talk with faith leaders and later hold a rally in atlanta. you know we were just there with "the faulkner focus" all women town hall. i witnessed the first day of early voting and it continues now to set records in that very, very tight race for both trump and vice president kamala harris. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." last night quite the spectacle. it was eye-popping for the former president in deep blue new york city. [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting usa, usa] >> harris: that's iconic madison square garden packed to capacity. more than 19,000 people cheering on trump and a host of high-profile guests. his supporters lined up for hours, some camping out overnight to try to secure a seat inside. thousands ended up watching

it included james taylor, keith urban and our own favorite scotty mccreery. great night.ed and those guys came through for their home state. >> bill: it's monday. catch you later. >> dana: stay great. "the faulkner focus" is next. >> harris: fox news alert. former preside

tomorrow on "america's newsroom" scotty mccreery a north carolinian and is he going to talk about thew year to all my jewish brothers. >> dana: that's a good one. jesse? >> jesse: all my jewish brethren what is it, harold? >> harold: new year. >> dana: that's it for us. >> bret: happy new year. five acorns and two leafs. al

i worked with his only child, his daughter scotty. who was a delight at a talented person herself. run introductions to her father's book. she inherited some of his talent. and zelda for all of r craziness was very gifted as an artist with sort of surrealist pictures and she wrote too. i think fitzgerald helped her a bit but in the 90's, professor brickley by commission put together the collected writings of zelda fitzgerald and they are not bad. they are not mozart. they are more salieri but they are good. the grandchildren now are the generation that are alive and still getting some royalties. these books and the main one which made the bulk of the world peace is now in the public domain. if you look on amazon, there are probably dozens of additions -- dozens of editions. some quite corrupt and others more faithful. sadly on those, the heirs get nothing. peter: why is that? why did that most recently happened? charles: it would have happened a good deal earlier. the original copyright law when i came to work at the ripe age of 24 in 1975 -- the length of copyright was 56 years af

. >> dana: country singer scotty mccreery watched his hometown in north carolina get destroyed and helping pick up the pieces to restore garner and other towns to their glory. >> bill: look forward to talking to him next hour. smoke is rising over beirut, lebanon. israel taking the fight to hezbollah while weighing its response to tehran, iran and when does that happen? we'll have the latest as it moves by the hour coming up. plus this. >> there is no question that there were repeated bombshells in this submission. >> dana: a judge releasing -- why our next guest says it was strategically timed. >> bill: it is only day three of this dock workers strike. both sides at a stand still. reminder, they haven't talked since june and the clock is running. >> it doesn't take long for this to really have an impact. our supply chains are all interconnected. you simply can't have supply chains operating well unless these ports on the east coast and in the gulf coast are up and running. are you a veteran, own a home and need money for your family? newday usa can help. veterans have earned a lot of va b

dividend growth, remember, scottie, in the third quarter, in the third quarter, it was the first time in two years that the top ten stocks in the s&p 500 underperformed. no one said that was going to happen, now we've seen this near term rotation as courtney keeps talking about but i think if you want to invest you want to be positioning for what's coming and what's coming is a broadening out, a normalization of returns in a more normalized market includes all the stocks in the stock market and i think that's where we're going for the next three to five years. >> normalization of returns, i have some people over the last couple weeks talking about lower than normal returns over the next couple years at least because where valuations of the overall market are, then you have the prospect of higher for longer interest rates because of a hyper focus which might come on the deficit. >> yeah, i mean, i do think there are concerns when it comes to the deficit, what that's going to mean for growth in the long run. short term you are seeing nominal growth is expected to be increasing which is

tomorrow, america's newsroom scotty mccreery. the hurricane. harold, i'm going to say mine. i'm just going to say happy new year to all my jewish brethren and friends. that's a good one, jesse. all my jewish brethren happy. what is it, harold? new year. new year. welcome to jesse watters, prime time tonight. i think you got a tough

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tomorrow, america's newsroom scotty mccreery. he is a north carolinian, and he is going to talk about the hurricane. harold, i'm going to say mine. i'm just going to say happy new year to all my jewish brethren and friends. that's a good one, jesse. all my jewish brethren happy. what is it, harold? new year. new year. welcome to jesse watters, prime time tonight. i think you got a tough job here because you've got to play whack a mole. you've got to pretend that donald trump didn't deliver rising, take home pay and then you've simultaneously got to defend kamala harris's atrocious economic record. the debate we've been waiting for. i'm a knucklehead at times. i think the lack of interviews that he has done with national media, with local media, it showed the media is crying after babying little timmy. stop, stop. are you kidding me? the day will come when we will name names other than sean combs. and there's a lot of names, but the names that we're going to name are names that will shock you. 100 victims sue diddy, their lawyer,

my name is scottie jacobs and i am here as a neighbor of miss brown's and someone who didn't live in the neighborhood when aubry passed. but as someone who has since come into the neighborhood and come to understand not just miss paulette's story, but also aubrey's story and how important it is for us to make sure that we honor the memory of people who have come before us in this way, and honestly, the legacy of the work of miss brown and advocating so tirelessly, not just for her son, but for, as we've heard, all the other mothers and families that have lost their children to unsolved homicides. for me, as someone who is more recently a member of the community in this neighborhood, to come in and know, looking up, seeing streets named after people as a way for people who weren't present when tragedy occurred to connect with and help join the movement that people like miss paulette have started. and so, miss brown, i'm just so grateful to know you and proud to be standing here with you today. and in awe of your resilience and strength and courage and the movement that you've built an

and scottie, i'm just i'm a bit confused about this.and if this guy was such a threat, why on earth is he out on bail? >> well, the question is , is >> well, the question is, is there really a threat? there's still a lot of questions on vim miller and his arrest and what his intentions were as initial reports actually show him to be a trump supporter, a maga supporter, or at least someone who has followed around various conservatives taking pictures with them and posting. so a lot of questions remain about mr miller and his arrest. but i will say this this is the first time of the three attempted assassinations that we potentially know about where the sheriff outright came out and said almost immediately his name, his age, his address gave us more information to the pubuc us more information to the public than we've had in the last two assumed assassination attempts of president trump. you've also seen president trump take a different stance, where he praised secret service and law enforcement, and especially in the second assassination

. >> well, earlier we were joined by american political strategist scottie nell hughes for her take onthis developing story. >> west is supposed to be a place of peace. a place where democracy rules and where people express themselves not by violence , by at the ballot box. violence, by at the ballot box. and yet here we find ourselves in 2024, in an election where you've had multiple assassination attempts and threats against the president of united states, this is not a third world country where this becomes where coups and other ideas like this happen. no, this is happening in the united states of america . and i think states of america. and i think i speak on behalf of almost all americans that this just states how sad it is that our politics have become so dangerous in today's world. and if we do not press a big i say the word reset. if we do not try to bring things back to civility in america today, that's going to continue to be felt in ripples in other countries in their election systems as well. we have got to start bringing common sense and sensibility and peace back to this