for everyone here, i'm charles davis, and we'll see you next time on "sports stars of tomorrow". (upbeat music) (upbeat music continuing) (upbeat music continuing) (lively music) >>> hello, on behalf of the archdiocese, welcome to mosaic. have you heard of the order of preachers? their official name translates to the order of preachers and each member wears that the initials op. membership in the order includes friars, nuns, active sisters and lay dominicans. in its 800 years of existence they have produced many theologians and philosophers and includes about 1500 dominican friars and 4300 priests. they have an intimate relationship with the archdiocese of san francisco. dominicans were here before the archdiocese and our original archbishop was a dominican priest. our guests today are two dominican priests serving in the bay area. we will hear from them after this brief break. please join us to meet them. >>> hello, and welcome to mosaic. our guests today are two dominican priests. on the far end is father michael, the pastor of st. dominic's parish. and next to him, father jame

so for example during the florida case lawyers on the democrat side included man charles o'connor jefferson davislawyer during davises trial for treason the other democratic lawyer was amending jeremiah in the black. black had been secretary of state. prominent legal minds. you had a man whose brother supreme courtfi justice. arguing the commission from another brother it is real intrigue to that you mentioned bayard are widely regarded as some of the grace of the greatest legal minds of the night of the century they're all getting together to debate and hear the case each side was giving to the specifics issues as debated the state the dispute from the state they varied in bn detail. the central question that was before the commission in each case, was the commission allowed to what they call quote go behind the returns? go back to the state level and figure out what happened but was the commission allowed to consider testimony of specific counties or locations or fraud? democrats in front of the commission argued there so much evidence of fraud that there was no choice. they had to investigate

charles: i think victor davis hanson hit it right, a lot of people take for granted -- they don't knowt here. and it's real easy to lose it if you don't know how hard it was to get here. tom, your thoughts. >> right now this generation, they don't have any skin in the game. everything was given to them. it's like an inheritance, you know? if they didn't earn it. charles: right. >> my grandfather grew up in the depression, dis, you know, earned, worked hard and built his businesses. you know in but it was a lot of hard work and dedication. charles: yeah. >> and that's kind of what's lost now without having that animal spirit. charles: yeah. it's really tough because it's like when someone hits the lo9ty. -- lottery. a year or two later they're flat broke with. they didn't do anything to earn it. we try our best, but we've got a lot of obstacles between society and tiktok and everything else. i really appreciate you three from for coming and sharing your story. thank you very much for being here. >> thank you for having me. charles: all right, thanks a lot. [applause] all right, folks, s

we told davis that he wanted to relieve the portion of the country in the area of virginia. lee's aide charles marshall recalled after the war of this period that lee's object was cause pope to retreat. and then use the shenandoah valley to approach the potomac, and so cause apprehension the federal government for the safety of their capital. william allen mentioned earlier wrote the war that we sought to draw pope away from virginia because there was no or in order to head north and filtered into his own history of the army of virginia 62. the memorandum of the conversation from 1870 writing. there was no aggressive open to the confederates that did involve great risk and lee followed in the footsteps of great captains in selecting one. the very audacity of which contributed largely to success. and so we made a bold and risky decision to divide his army in the face of pope. fight a battle to defeat him if necessary. three. and operate to menace the north. and 24th of october. the die was cast. when lee sent jackson north of the rappahannock river. we dispatched his artillery chief, william ne

charles payne thank you. jason thank you. viktor davis hanson thank you. when we come back a prominent liberal issuing a warning to kamala plus the harriss campaign failing to secure a huge endorsement from another big union. newt gingrich reacts as we continue. >> and kevin corke in washington. former president trump all return to butler, pennsylvania, tomorrow. it's a sight of july's attempt on his life by lone gunman. this time the secret service is expected to take more precautions. a spokesperson for the agency says their security manpower will be in the hundreds. station both inside and outside the secure perimeter. in addition to federal law enforcement that will be additional pennsylvania state police officers on site. those devastated by hurricane helene are getting major support from country music superstar dolly parton. she's donating a million dollars of her own money to relief efforts. the eastern tennessee native foundation is also matching that with another million dollars. tennessee 1 of 6 states hit very hard by the storm last week. death

charles clifford kron, 4 news. tonight. there's a search underway in daviser video shows someone walking up and ripping a pride flag off the front of a home davis. police are now investigating this incident as a hate crime reporter christine up ot has more. >>right behind me is the home where the pride flag was stolen from this past weekend, an incident that the davis police department is currently investigating as a hate crime. as you can see, that fog has now been replaced. on saturday night suzanne. schneider tells us she was at home with her husband when she heard her camera worn her of someone in the front yard. >>she said her husband ran out as a suspect, got in the vehicle and drove off with their pride flag. how does that make you feel? i very sad to say told is this is not the first time a similar incident has happened to your family. so they decided to report at this time. well, lots of people have had sign stolen. i've had we had davis is for everyone. >>and that cuts still want to. and are israeli flag while ago got ripped down. also mentioning 2

stories, we have hoover institutiotn senior fellow victor davis hanson and fox news contributor jason chaffetzsenior f and the t of making money, charles payne. victorey cha, start with you.thv you know, i spoke with governor desantiser and i spoke with brin kemp as. w this hurricane was about to hit land. and when it just hit land, botuh them had pre-positioned all the utility trucks, all the would supplies that they would likely need, knowing it was a category three or four hurricane. now we're learning not only didh joe and camilla do nothing, th. e was no pre-positioningin now they're telling us everything's fine. everyone's getting everythinfin they when it's not true. it's provably untruetr's prova. and they did absolutely nothing. and thand the money that fema ws supposed to have was, frankly, f they raided the lockbox of fema to give it to their unvetted, illegatol immigrants so they can get their free housing and health and educationange and sex change operations. d and transportation. so you explain to me how a week later or a week plus later,s this is where we are?. >> well, i think thi this constituency and these the caroli

democratic side included a man named charles o'connor from new york, who was one of the most famous lawyers trial lawyers in the country. o'connor had actually been jefferson davis. davis during davis trial for treason, after the civil war. former confederate president jefferson davis. the other democratic lawyer was a man named jeremiah black. black had been the attorney general and secretary of state under president buchanan in the 1850s. and so you had these really prominent legal minds. you had a man named david dudley field, who was also a prominent legal mind, who was the brother of supreme court justice stephen field. so you had a brother arguing the commission in front of another brother. and so it's real intrigue and two of the members of the commission you mentioned, bayard, from maryland excuse me, bayard from delaware. and alan thurman from ohio are also widely regarded as some of the greatest legal minds of the 19th century. and they're all getting together to debate and hear the case as the rules went. each side was given 2 hours of argument and the specific issues as they debated the states, the disputes in the states, the arguments varied in deta

have had some people like david davis was a close friend of his, the conservative mp , and indeed there were the mp, and indeed there were the tributes from king charles and they really struck up quite a close friendship on some of alex salmond's trips to balmoral. so i think you you saw our first minister and an snp leader that came in and was really able to make friends right across that political divide . hasn't it? political divide. hasn't it? >> in the tributes that we've seen in the past few hours that those friendships across the political spectrum, what have you made of the tributes, especially the one from nicola sturgeon, who has alluded to the breakdown of their relationship in recent years and her tribute ? in recent years and her tribute? >> yes, i think nicola sturgeon, i mean , she clearly acknowledged i mean, she clearly acknowledged in her statement that this this was somebody that had been extremely influential to her, had been a close friend for, for much of her life. but she also acknowledged that there had been that breakdown in the relationship in recent times. and so it was quite a quite a sensitive statement , but also sensitiv