well, he went back to being captain arley nixon at $140 a month.n he arrived in frankfurt which was in the american zone and on the first what turned out to be the first day of the airlift went into a local cafÉ. and as he did, every german in the cafÉ -- and they were the only people in there -- stood up, left their food and drink and walked out. two weeks later and when we talk about how the germans view all this, arley nixon went back to the same place. and as he walked in the door, all of the germans stood up, went to the bar, each ordered a stein of beer and brought them to his table one at a time. more, he said, than he could drink in a year, and these guys were known to drink a bit. and you would too. they were living in barns, tempts in the mud, sleeping under their planes. there were no preparations at all for any of this, and they were flying in the worst fog in european history was that winter. and the fog in northern europe is such that their visibility was zero-zero. when we finally got the thing organized, which took six to eight week

perdÓn del gobierno que podrÍa serÁ anunciado en los prÓximos dÍas tenemos los detalles adelante a arleyadres y borrar las deudas le ayudarÍa a enfocarse >>> poner un carro. >> teniendo en cuenta el panorama econÓmico actual entre otras razones podrÍa cancelar hasta 10.000 dÓlares de prÉstamos universitarios a cada individuo que gane menos de 125 mil dÓlares al aÑo. >> la casa blanca no ha confirmado este plan. >> las deudas me parece fenomenal como alguien que apenas se ha graduado del trabajo. >> creo que el gesto econÓmicamente y polÍticamente serÍa aÚn mejor si la cantidad fuera aÚn mÁs ya que muchos tienen deudas grandes y 10.000 dÓlares solamente cubre parte de intereses para muchos. >> en estados unidos las deudas acumulan los 1.75 billones de dÓlares mucho mÁs que la deuda de todos los prÉstamos de las compras de carros >>> porque es muy importante este anuncio y realmente los estudiantes latinos y otras minorÍas Étnicas se ven afectados por la deuda de prÉstamos estudiantiles. >> aunque joe biden ha sido el presidente que ha liquidado la mayor cantidad de dinero en prÉstamos uni

as a former navy officer who served as an intelligence briefer to a cno admiral, arley burke, i can attest cnos are not easy to deceive. these are some of the most talented and politically adept individuals to serve our nation. suggesting that cnos, service chiefs, other military leaders are blindly allowing themselves to be led astray by defense department lawyers is nonsense. other critics have suggested that military support for the convention is simply a function of top wruuniformed officers tag orders from presidents and secretaries of defense. this theory relies on a simplistic understanding of how military decisions are made. and it fails to explain why navy leaders have continued to support the law of the sea convention long after they have left active duty. still, other critics suggest that the navy's expression that it will be able to maintain freedom of navigation with or without u.s. ratification of law of the sea means that their assessment is unnecessary or even undesirable. but the navy's assertion that it will protect sea lanes under any circumstances does not relieve us of

showing arleys at one of the shows isn't just cool... it's therapuetic. 19:02 mentally i'm a lot better than i was before i met these guys 06 anderson is a staff sergeant in the army. in 2008... he was serving as an infantry squad leader in iraq... when the tanker he was in... was hit by a roadside bomb. 14:47 we were actually escorting some civilians who were doing some reconstruction in iraq 53 butt butt butt jason 15:03 and we did the joo and on the way back that's when we were hit by an ied 09anderson suffered a number of injuries to his shoulder, neck and brain. physically... he's recovered... but mentally... it's still a struggle. 16:16 the culmination of all that ended up turning into p.t.s.d. sort of reared its ugly head with me. and you know that's really what i'm dealing with now 24 anderson was assigned to the army's warrior transition unit.ooe of the final steps of the rehabilitation program is to do an internship with a military organization. but as an avid motorcyclist... he took a different route... and chose "charm city h

in turn, heard was awarded $2 million because the jury found arley in her favor over her counterclaime trial in fairfax, virginia lasted six weeks and opened up a trod world of the rich and famous as well as accusations of a troubled marriage. miss herd was in court, johnny depp was not. johnny depp disputed allegations that he hit his ex-wife when they were together. the basis of the case was that johnny depp was suing amber heard for libel for $50 million over an article she wrote in "the washington post" to 2018 over domestic abuse. she countersued him for $100 million. in the course, shocking evidence and counter evidence given. johnny depp played roles in such movies as pirates of the caribbean. he married anne burke heard in 2015. she filed for divorce the judge sent the jury back to consider the size of the damage after the verdict. the jury then came back with a berdych -- with a verdict that heard defamed johnny depp in that article in "the washington post." let's hear the verdict as it was red in the courtroom in virginia. >> do you find that mr. depp has proven all the elem

those same words spoken by arley pratt used to describe washington county also use to describe the yearholding the torch for so long. sometimes it feels like her hands and hours came down but over the course of this past year we've learned some valuable lessons. with a global pandemic raging we have learned that our people are smarter than we ever could have imagined as scientists, chemists and professionals develop master new technologies to create multiple life-saving vaccines in record time. and yet at a time when we have more knowledge at our fingertips than ever any generation in history we have somehow become more susceptible to disinformation , conspiracy theories and lives. as too often we all struggle to find accurate sources of truth and unbiased information. we have learned that we are stronger and more resilient than we ever imagined as individuals, countries have found ways to adapt and innovate through impossible circumstances. to restore critical supply chains and keep businesses open and friends and family sick employed. and yes, we have also seen real weaknesses as too

we at "the mclaughlin group" heartfelt condolences to the family and friends of cbs safer, with arley landmark reputation for exceptional investigative journalism and keen objective reporting. hewitt, morley. bye-bye. ♪ ♪ >>> hello and welcome to kqed news room. coming up, how donald trump is affecting california gop efforts to rebrand the party. and a personal look at life on the streets. in the words of one homeless man. plus, troubling new findings at sonoma county jail. a kqed investigative report. big news coming out of san francisco, the city's embattled police chief stepped down yesterday, hours after the shooting death of a black woman by a san francisco police officer in the bayview district. it was the third officer-involved killing since december and came amid growing calls for chief greg suhr's resignation. mayor ed lee made the announcement yesterday after meeting with suhr. it was an

. >> este informe fue de arley alfaro hoy en el mundo, el nuevo presidente de panamÁ promete parar lano! con chewy, recibe remedios contra pulgas antes de que comience la picazón o después. pero antes siempre es mejor. good job. ahorra el 20% en tu primera compra de farmacia y recibe la siempre a tiempo. (♪♪) ¡má, hola! ¿todo bien? sí todo bien, estoy haciendo un internship para dunkin' refreshers. ¿están buenos? ¡sí están muy buenos! hmmm, that's great! los jefes son medios raros, igual. hmmm, wow! that's the commercial! that's the commercial! las alas deshuesadas son tan buenas que no tiene sentido no probarlas. las nuevas alas deshuesadas de popeye son tiernas jugosas y de puro pollo, ya verás. no tenemos sentido. tenemos pollo. ♪ love that chicken from popeyes. ♪ ♪♪ cuando tienes eczema moderado a grave está bien lucirse. lúcete. con dupixent lúcete con una piel con menos lesiones y notablemente menos picazón. los adultos y niños de 6 meses o más con eczema tienen muchas razones para lucir su piel. con dupixent, el medicamento biológico número uno recetado por dermatólogos y alerg

for voters, engaging arley. checking their voter -- engaging arley. checking their voter registration. i would hate to miss an opportunity to give a plug for being a poll worker. it is a great experience. that maybe once a little more confidence in the process, actually being a part of it, see all of the checks and double checks that go into it. see all of the pieces that go into making election day great. been one of the more valuable experiences i have had. it is a long day. but it is worthwhile. matthew: i will warn everybody. until i am minutes going to turn to your questions. for those five minutes you will be thing about your questions, i want ask two questions to you. you are both coming to this from different perspectives. you are an elected official. you have been here for 20 years as a lawyer. what are the positive stories that are not being told the voters do not understand? the flipside of that, going into 2020, what isto keeping you up at night? secretary raffensperger: many people do not realize we have a great story to tell. we are one

. >> it is a protein naturally found in wheat,arley and rye and a binding agent that holds dough together >> reporter: we looked to see if you should buy in the trend. >> there is a greater awareness about gluten now because there is a recognition of the sill yak disease whicdamages the small intestine. that keeps some people from absorbing the protein in the food. >> reporter: can it it can show up in places like hot dogs, tea and even lip gloss. >> some say they feel better eliminating gluten from their diet but they can cost more and have some nutrition deficiencies. >> reporter: they say corn is gluten fr, too. so don't bother to pay more for gluten free tortillas. >> naturally gluten free rice chex. and money saved you can splurge on a gluten free dinner out. because more restaurants are offering gluten free entrees like outback. lesli foster, 9 news now and wusa9.com. >> here's ideas --

arley gill is chairman of grenada's national reparations commission., being profoundly sorry full —— sorry full dome we would want and demand that that profound sorrow be converted into an apology for acceptance that what they have done is a crime against humanity and they should make some repair with regards to the harm that was caused by the actions and the involvement in the slave trade and slavery. so, we're hoping that this research will trigger the discussion of reparative justice in the castle of the british monarchy and indeed, in the parliament of the british government in the soonest possible time. i asked our royal correspondent, sarah campbell, how significant this is. what we know so far is that it's historic royal palaces, which is effectively a charity which looks after royal palaces, has become a partner in this research project which is being carried out by a researcher at the university of manchester. and the details we know about the project itself are that she, camilla de koning, is exploring, among other things, the links between t

and although the arley burke is currently at sale in the mediterranean... commander and his crew are fully aware of rising tensions across the region. >> identify they are operating at what i call a really high tempo right now, slightly higher than we have been operating at the navy for some time. >> reporter: now we are back on board the uss bataan tonight, norah, and the message has been that marines and sailors are specifically trained to handle anything, but with warships and fighter jets already defending its adversaries like the houthis, the fight is already real, as one major here put it to me tonight, "you train for ys for something that may happen in minutes." >> norah: that's an excellent point, charlie d'agata, thank you. now to tackle big economic headlines. today, national association of realtors said existing home sales in the u.s. dropped to a 30-year low in 2023, after mortgage rates climbed to the highest rate in more than two decades. but wall street was in a buying mood today, with both the dow and the s&p 500 closing at record highs. nas

prosecutors say arley romero was speeding on the dan ryan when he crashed into another car friday night. that car flipped over, and the woman inside had to have her hand amputated. romero is accused of leaving the scene once police arrived. the accused killer of two little girls in zion, is back in lake county to face murder charges, nine years later. d-n-a evidence tied jorge avila torrez to the mother's day, 2005 murders of krystal tobias and laura hobbs, in a forest preserve. torrez already faces the death penalty for murdering a woman in virginia. cardinal george presided over his final public mass at holy name cathedral. george, who is fighting his third bout of cancer, is retiring. he used crutches to get through yesterday's service. in his departing message, george told parishioners that the people of the archdiocese of chicago are a gift that he was given. he said that upon his death, he will point to them as evidence of his work. >> i said these are my legacies. the people and the stronger i hope is what i did to do here. >>george will officially step down tomorrow when blase c

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tune in tomorrow, we are joined by arley curto v.y, compliance and identity at microsoft. and andrew mccollum, one of the cofounders of facebook. that is coming up tomorrow. imm of the chain. this is bloomberg. mom, hurry! our show's gonna start soon! i promised i wouldn't miss the show and mommy always keeps her promises. oh, no! seriously? hmm! it's not the same if she's not here. oh. -what the. oh my goodness! i don't suppose you can sing, can you? ♪ the snow's comin' down ♪ -mommy? ♪ i'm watching it fall ♪ watch the full story at www.xfinity.com/sing2 ♪ >> good morning. we are counting down to asia past major market opens. shery: welcome to daybreak asia. asian markets set for a cautious open as investors weigh a third day of gains on wall street. >> investor concerns over omicron ease as pfizer say a third vaccines -- vaccine dose neut

who was not trapped in the past he was interested but as arley and me as i was in him.nk the realness of the friendship help me with the book. >> as you said at the beginning the central theme is change and adapting to change. for the careless six over charlie that helped him adapt? few things i will focus on. he was naturally in stoic philosophy has absolute terrible pr department. it's being stoic, repressed, types, unfeeling, unemotional, distant. that is not at all. the great stoics of the 20th century. it is a simple idea in life there are things we do not control. we just pretty much everything people ifontrol other you've raised teenagers you know that. we don't control the government does we don't control the weather we do not control how fast the light and we are in at the grocery store moves compared to the line next to us. i may control that actually because i'm always in the slow line. we spend so much time grinding over. why are this people like that? why is this person driving so slow?an we have no control over it. we have control over one thing. it's a ge

now,arley: i think right the notion of "is it enough" is an important question, but enough is all wee at this moment. everyone has to do their part to wear their mask consistently and continuously went out in public. we also must keep our distance. if people are not in masks, if they are out running and not in masks, they need to keep a wider distance. it is essential that we understand and recognize that ,ou may feel completely fine and we all understand and know the desire to be out in public, particularly during summer months, israel. it helps our mental health and our physical health, but we must recognize that with a virus circulating, without feeling fine, you can be transmitting to someone who can be significantly impacted by the illness. universitys hopkins .ursing professor jason farley of's now get a quick check the latest business flash headlines. shares beat expectations. the electric carmaker has delivered just over 90,000 cars in the three months through june, gaining on the first quarter and beating estimates of about 83,000. shares rose as much as 10% in the biggest o

>> this is the arley burke class destroyer. there's still some of them being built.t covers the entire range of weaponry, anti-aircraft defenses as well as surface combat. so it's kind of the workhorse of the fleet. there's a lot of them. they've been tried in combat. so it's -- you find them everywhere.. the. >> the big question that many people are asking, just looking at this particular warship, very sophisticated piece of equipment. how could this have happened? >> that's the big question everybody is asking right now. that's got all of us puzzled. granted, they're operating in a very congested shipping lane. if everybody was following the rules, of course, this wouldn't have happened. so somewhere something went wrong and we have to figure out what that is. of course, the "uss fitzgerald" had a complete deck crew, the communication center was up and running, observers, so they would have known that the vessel was out there, but they could not have foreseen the collision. that's what we have to find out, what happened in those very few moments before those ships

from 52 to 113 and every one of those destroyers is called an arley burk class destroyer, built along the lines of the very first one. so it's wonderful to have a ship named after you for anybody. it's a deep honor, but a particular honor to be the lead ship of the class and that honor was bestowed on admiral burk the greatest of our destroyer officers, the most impactful surface line chief of naval operations. he was the cno for six years, an iconic naval figure and all the ships in that class are ar leey burk class destroys. i'll close by saying mine this, second of the class, was named the barry after john barry who is not terribly well-known, revolutionary war navy captain, a contemporary roughly of john paul jones, and was a superb naval officer. those who served in the barry are very proud of that and proud to be the barry just like my wife is proud to be the sponsor of 113, the john finn, named for a medal of honor winner at pearl hash per, and all of white house served in any of those destroyers are very proud to be destroyer men and women, and to serve in an early burk class

larry elder and arley jack be nimble, jack be quick, jack knocked over a candlestick onto the shag carpeting pants ignited into flames, causing him to stop, drop and roll. luckily jack recently had geico help him with renters insurance. because all his belongings went up in flames. jack got full replacement and now has new pants he ordered from banana republic. visit geico.com and see how affordable renters insurance can be. various: (shouting) heigh! ho! ( ♪ ) it's off to work we go! woman: on the gulf coast, new exxonmobil projects are expected to create over 45,000 jobs. and each job created by the energy industry supports two others in the community. altogether, the industry supports over 9 million jobs nationwide. these are jobs that natural gas is helping make happen, all while reducing america's emissions. energy lives here. >> sean: welcome back to "hannity," so they alt-left propaganda to destroy trump at all cost media they're working overtime to take on the trump administration, listen to msnbc's mika brzezinski, she seemed to be fighting back tears yesterday she was so upset talk

arley hall, cbs news, new york. >>> i'm not sure how i feel about that. >> me either. >> we have been talking about all the work they have been doing with this flooding. i can remember so well after francis -- cities in inundated. homes destroyed. they were there for months and months at a time. they set up an office so people could have access and get all sorts of help. it is good to see them helping people. >> absolutely. some of the towns in eastern north carolina -- are the places that need the help the most. a lot of them dealing with high water issues this morning. that will continue for the next few days until all these rivers fall below flood stage. this morning, we are seeing sunshine. a live look from an elementary school in cary. beautiful start to the day. plenty of blue skies. some of us dealing with fog. cannot see it on the satellite. there is fog. no wet weather. we can expect the dry conditions and the sunshine to continue throughout the day today. and cumberland counties. we have flooded roads. hundreds of road closures across parts of the area including big portions

larry elder and arley fleischerr straight ahead. own immune system, thanks to medicine that didn't existsave your life. ♪ ♪ (singsong) budget meeting. sweet. if you compare last quarter... it's no wonder everything seems a little better with the creamy taste of philly, made with no artificial preservatives, flavours or dyes. >> sean: will come back to "hannity," so they all left propaganda to destroy trump at all cost media they're working overtime to take on the trump administration, listen to msnbc's mika brzezinski, she seemed to be fighting back tears yesterday she was so upset talking about president trump, watch this. >> were at a low point in american history. and i don't know how anybody can defend this president, even if it's their job. like you've got to have a job after this. you've got to look in the mirror after this. this is not funny, this is really bad. just for the record, we're all really nervous. if people out there feel nervous, we do too, we don't think this is funny. >> sean: really? maybe over rocks there. cnn's anderson cooper said he submitted president trump on

you look at something like a m arley movie. as a cute christmas movie and i walked out drenched with tears. this movie, you know exactly what you are getting yourself into. they tell from you the forefront what will happen in the trailers. just know that. i personally loved the film because i think it is really, really well made and the lead star, thomas horne gives a great performance. sandra bullock is great. just know that you are going to walk out -- i left the movie after the credits rolled, went out and called pie dad. it was 11: 30 at night -- and called my dad. it was 11:30. i called my dad and i was like dad, i love you. i have to tell you. >> let's talk about haywire. >> i think this is one of the greatest film makers working today because steven soderbergh steps outside of the box. he is calling in a professional fighter to star in this entire movie and she kicks so much butt in this film. she is a hired gun, a black ops and she gets betrayed. she has to clear her name. the entire movie is basically her beating up a

i served on the front lines of the effort to train, advise, and equip the afghan arley. -- army. i'm a navy reserve logistics officer and i served in a foreign military sales role. never did i think at that time or every day since that everything i was a part of would fall -- all of the equipment we acquired to give the afghan army and the afghan police to fight against the taliban, all of that equipment would be left behind and fall into the hands of the taliban. over $85 billion worth of american-made military quitman that includes 75,000 vehicles. 208 airplanes and helicopters. over 600,000 small arms and light weapons left behind to fall into the hands of the taliban. the taliban now has more blackhawk helicopters and 85% of the countries in the world because of the negligence of this administration. folks, it is not just weapons. it is night vision goggles, body armor, and unbelievably, the taliban has the biometric data stored on biometric devices that we behind that has the information, the personal identification information of the afghans who served alongside us as inter

this is arley valencia. life, formarching for peace, for the democracy that was defeated on june 17, brought by the -- bob at the national registry and the former president uribe. we are here with the threat and social leaders. we are not with the newly inaugurated president because he is not represent us. amy: ethiopia's government has signed a a deal to endnd hostils with thehe oromo liberation fron which thethiopian n governnt had prpreviously lababeled a terrorist t group. the ororomo liberationon front s been fighting for r dedes for the self-determination of the oromia region, home to the oromo pepeople. it follows a historic peace agreement between ethiopia and neighboring eritrea brokered last month. in bangladesh, massive student protests demanding improved road safety continue in the capital dhaka. bangladesh authorities have shut down mobile internet nationwide in an effort to suppress the growing protests. authorities have also attacked and arrested journalists covering the protest, including the

malcolm: arley gill heads the authority seeking reparations for the island of grenada.nstitution targeted by gill is lloyds of london, the insurance exchange which profited from indemnifying the slave fleets. >> reparations is not charity. it is actually making amends. malcolm: according to the united kingdoms national archives british ships transported , roughly 3 million slaves across the atlantic ocean before the trade was outlawed in the early 19th century. a study commissioned by the american society for international law, together with the university of the west indies, calculates that britain's slave debt amounts to $23 trillion. the caribbean islands are going after british institutions with slavery connections because the u.k. government is refusing to engage. >> so i want to ask the prime minister today if he will offer a full and meaningful apology for our country's role in slavery and colonialism and commit to reiterate justice in the act. >> well, no, no, no, mr. speaker. well, i think our focus should now be on doing is, of course, understanding our histor

unfair.very one of the exle pells is arley davidson them they are treated unfarley. you know the countries i am talking about so we going are going to be doing very much reciprocal tax and you will be hearing about that during the week and the coming months. but not fair. with when when we are take advantage of. that is why we have the big tremendousits and problems with trade where as you know, renegotiating and a half now. we're going to renegotiate it or terminate. it.re renegotiating bob is doing a fantastic job on that. hopefully the renegotiation will be successful. and if it is not, we'll be more successful. nafta has been -- we also a tremendous amount of money $71 million with mexico. we also a lot of in think about canada. treat us right in tomorrows of farming and borders.the board they will treat us rig or we have to do different business. to be takenntinue advantage of by other country this we cannot continue to let people come into our country and rob us blind and charge us tremendous tariffs in taxes and we charge them nothing. happen.t allow that to w

es todo de mi parte, regreso contigo. >> muchas gracias,arley desde el centro de satÉlites.mperaturas afectaron a nosotros y tambiÉn a nuestras mascotas,en estados como filadelfia aumentÓ el riesgo de enfermedades virales y se murieron algunas mascotas,especialmente perros,por esta enfermedad que se contagia cuando saca usted a pasear la mascota,los primeros cuatro meses pongale las cuatro dosis de vacunas y saque luego a sus mascotas. tormentas en estados unidos en el medio oeste de la naciÓn,hoy para chicago, probabilidad de tormentas que afectarÁn a luisiana y temperaturas muy cÁlidas para el sur del paÍs. continuamos con mÁs de despierta amÉrica. >> muchas gracias por el estado del tiempo,ahora vamos a hablar de inmigraciÓn,son muchos los inmigrantes que se quieren divorciar en el extranjero y no saben las consecuencias que les puede traer si se quieren casar. hoy vamos a hablar de las complicaciones del abogado mario lobo,que gusto tenerte aquÍ en despierta amÉrica y con este tema que le sucede a muchos inmigrantes que se casan en estados unidos y luego se divorcian en

speaker, i rise today in remembrance of arley mcneil who passed away on august 16, 2023 surrounded by his family after battling cancer. he was born in sea grove, north carolina. in 1936. he joined the u.s. knave in 1955 where he became a dental assistant and realized wasn'ted to be a mortician. in 1961 he married his wife. the following year he graduated from john a. gumpton college mortuary school in national,towntown. he returned to brunswick and started working at a funeral home where he served for over 50 years and became part owner with johnny wilson. he was a well-known auctioneer. a 50-year mason at lodge 214. in 1977 became an ordained deacon at the baptist church. he also served in georgia state board of funeral services from 1998 to 2004. and was the area manager for the funeral group for five years and a devout c he will be remembered by all -- devout christian. he will be remember bide his community whom he served well. mr. speaker, i rise today to honor the life of mr. george scarpalousis, an american hero and father to three children. graduating from basic training in ge

the gentleman right there arley hermy former marine staff sergeant and in 2002 he was promoted to honoraryne has ever been promoted as a retired marine. so he's amazing. the movie is full metal jacket, phenomenal film. saving private ryan next one, no question masterpiece by steven spielberg. opening 20 minutes are some of the most intense i've ever seen on film. yesterday i was at the foxox named secretary john kelly and he was telling me that this particular opening of this movie was the most realistic battle sequences he'd ever seen in a film for war particularly. so, phenomenal movie. number -- finally two left, first up is lone survivor peter berg's film brilliant movie, mark wahlberg, the story of marcus lat troll tells about him and his fallen navy s.e.a.l. soldiers and three of them did not make it back. marcus latrell made it back. incredible movie. recommend seeing it. the stunt men in that film put themselves in extreme danger to shoot these scenes to make it look at realistic as possible for the audience. they were throwing themselves off cliffs. pretty insane. number one i hav

he showed us a scale model of the arley burt surveyor in which they actually constructed around the hull it moves tremendously like a ship moving through the water. from that we're able to achieve great fuel savings and it increases the range and speed of the destroyer. >> that's this flap here? >> yes, sir. >> navy ships are typically operational for more than 30 years, so it's essential to work out all the problems before they're built. as they say, this is where the fleet begins. >> the walls of this facility are adorned with the history of the past in terms of all the model that have been tested here. advanced technologies that will benefit the sailor and the marine on the tip of our suspense. what more can you ask for? >>> tomorrow i'll sit down with president obama at the white how else to discuss syria. you can watch the interview on special report on monday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on fox newschannel. >>> that's it for today. have a great week and we'll see you next week on fox news center. that is it for fox reports. huckabee starts now. tonight on huckabee, the president making the

other finalists for this year's national book award in nonfiction include arley russell hartfield for a report on the alienation felt by many on the political right in strangers in their own ran. nothing ever dies, being on when lays on on the can the vietnam war and kathy o'neill's weapons of mass destruction argues that big data and computer models can be used to discriminate against people. i look at these visitors finalists for the national book award continues with andres resendez and a look at the enslavement of native americans in the other slavery. american history professor diminishes sent documents the influence of the haitian revolution on abolition in the slaves cost. finally heather and thompson reports on 19th-century uprising at new york's correctional facility in blood in the water. watch the announcement of the national book awards live on c-span two on november 16. many of these authors have appeared or will be appearing on book tv, you can watch them on our website, booktv.org. >> it's worth considering that as things stand right now on the prevailing relationship b

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. >> charlie arley d'agata, thank you. >>> tashfeen malik sent private messages to her sister. two messages went to a group of pakistani friends before malik came to the u.s. on a fionsee visa. she expressed support for jihad and hoped to join the fight. this morning a maryland man is in federal custody accused for providing support for isis. the fbi says he received nearly $9,000 from operatives overseas inside the u.s. investigators tracked the money union. he told them he took the payments as a part of the scam plot. there is outrage over response to a recent police shooting. prosecutors announced they will not charge an officer for firing at a man escaping from a wrecked suv. the shooting victim faces serious criminal charges. our digital network shows us why. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the officer followed the driver after notices him speed out of a parking lot with his headlights on, what followed, let one person dead, another possibly paralyzed and the officer in the crosshairs of the community. we warn you the video you see is disturbing. >> roll over, tc.

arley terrencefresno county sheriff's office through our investigation we think there may be one more's been working with. but he's the primary suspect we've identified. stanislaus county, yolo county, sutter county, colusa county and kern county. so up north, all the way down to bakersfield is where he's been stealing these from. fred stewart/beekeeperhere this guy that has live hives he's put in the effort and someone steals it from him, it's shameful. during the investigation - detectives saw a man tending hives in a protective suit in a orchard southeast of fresno - and later identified him as the suspect - pavel t-veer-dinoff. they arrested him and found around 25-hundred hives worth nearly 900-thousand dollars. aside from charging pollination fees.....they believe he was also planning to sell the bees' honey. the suspect has since bailed out of jail. only some of the hives have been returned to their owners...who say they werebadly damaged and in some cases - filled with dying bees. pam and steve? ( steve) coming up.. a major bay area animal cruelty case is now leading to a ten-

york, arley, new republican. good morning. caller: good morning. would like to say our lives matter. i think it is funny the way they cover it. the marketing slaughtered in chicago. you do not see black lives .atter there statistics show 70% of african-americans are born without a father in the home. -- percent of industry crimes are caused by blacks between 18 and 31. there are problems in the police force, but why don't we discussed the other issues that come up that way geico that is just my comment. host: how do you think we are doing on race relations in this country? are they getting better, are they getting worse? caller: they are getting worse because they are fanned bytes tv stations, msnbc, when you have a small group of people, black-and-white, that go out and protest and destroy things that no matter what -- i think they are using this as a cover. host: peter in new york. a few comments from our text messaging service. this is marion in texas, saying the biggest story in the week into texas is the rise of the coronavirus again. we have

the members of this impressive troop are, roxanne, kirsten, arley, cecilia, aubrey, kylie, brooklyn, d'alenea, lily, eorgia, allison, kaylee, and illabell. during women's history month, let us pay tribute to the next women leaders, like daisy troop 1944. mr. speaker, please join me in recognizing the works of the 1.9 million girl members of girl scouts as well as individuals who volunteer to help them as troop leaders. their parents and the girl scout's c.e.o. anna maria chavez. all who strive to make the world a much better world. daisy troop, u, job well done. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from minnesota seek recognition? >> request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. >> madam speaker, in honor of women's history month, i rise to celebrate an inspiring woman who now has a permanent spot in minnesota's history books. mr. emmer: sandra became the first brigadier general. general best was a 20-year-old college s

when i read the arley said did i say that? >> he will, he is apologizing, he came back from the trip. yes called most women in this country, ugly. and then had to apologize. >> cracking down on drunk drivers. the new law in pennsylvania that is now targeting even first time offenders. >> and how does that work? we have that device here. ♪ ♪ >>> 8:13. doylestown, tons of historic beautiful buildings that they cared enough to pre is her in this town. and we will take you for a visit tomorrow. the weather couldn't be cooperating more for tomorrow. we've got a loft sunshine, temperatures in the 50's, when we get started. we start on the air from doylestown, at 7:00. so while setting it up will about 50 degrees, should ends up in lower 60s by the end of the morning, and even warmer by the end of the day. we've been watching radar all morning, but happily, we've been watching the rain dissipate, as the morning goes along, so, that is not an issue any more. the issue will be for saturday. coastal low pressure system originating in th