charleston was so of him. they renamed their major street street in his honor after his coffin was carried down the street. anyway he he looks he looked to me, really, when i first saw that statue, just a totem, white supremacy that he was ghastly, horrifying. standing up. and the mayor, current mayor john glenn burke, had all the legal authority he needed to have that statue down. and there were lots of cries for that over decades, but only when he felt he had no at all did he have that statue taken down. i'm not one for putting everything into symbols. but that was just cowardice. he could have decades ago. also, as they look at the waters coming, i have learned that joe riley often talked to the engineers, the army corps of engineers in eighties and nineties who were warning about sea level rise and really refused to talk about it in public and to do about anything about it in public for a long until almost the end of his time in office. so those are two small examples of political that tie together. what c

city of charleston in this time period when the 600 people were sold, charleston demonstrated a larger level of slaveholding along the might -- among the white families. about three quarters of all of the white families in charleston owned enslaved people during the decade of the 1830's. host: what is the significance of this find? guest: there are a number of significances is regard to the find. one of the things that both lauren and i were struck by was that there were no stories, narrative stories, in the newspapers about this sale. that suggests how routine the sale of human beings were in the city of charleston and indeed throughout the south. the other thing about this location, and it is that we know the precise spot where the sale occurred. it is adjacent to a building that is known as the old exchange building. when george washington visits charleston in 1791, he is entertained in the old exchange building, where they celebrated america, independence, freedom and liberty. yet decades later, just adjacent to the same building, 600 people would be sold off. so that connection be

and was flying over north charleston when the pilot noticed an issue that required him to eject. he punched out of the plane while it was on auto pilot, they were looking and the area of lakes 25 miles north of charleston, but the jet remains were found some 80 miles away, and the whole thing is still a mystery why the pilot punched out in the first place. >> that's correct. and when i was briefed by the marine corps yesterday, i asked if they knew how long the jet could last in the air on auto pilot with the amount of fuel it had, they had no answers. the public did not know if there was a public safety concern and the public deserves greater transparency, i'm not talking about spilling national secrets on a classified aircraft, we are just talking about normal public safety, public emergency types of questions. the pentagon just refused to answer and so you know, we have more questions than answers at this point, but i'm going to be demanding answers for south carolina, for our local leaders to get to the bottom of it. >> john: and we hope that you do. i want to turn to busines

a large number of military assets but has also resulted in an unusual public appeal joint base charleston posting on the social media site x, "if you have any information that may help our recovery teams locate the f-35, please call." courtney kube joins me now. courtney, you've got some new breaking details. >> reporter: yeah, lester, just moments ago defense officials told us that debris field was located in a rural area about two hours north of joint base charleston. tonight a mystery unfolding in south carolina after an f-35 fighter jet disappeared, and now all marine aircraft are grounded the jet was flying near charleston, south carolina on sunday when the military says it experienced a mishap but is not providing any details on exactly what happened the pilot ejected safely and was taken to a nearby hospital the jet, on the other hand, continued to fly and disappeared, leading to joint base charleston to ask the public for help finding it, tweeting "if you have any information that may help our recovery teams locate the f-35, please call the base defense operations center." officia

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>> norah: breaking tonight a search team just discovering a debris field to miles northeast of charlestone wreckage of an f-35 fighter jet that disappeared on sunday. ♪ ♪ and the historic discovery more than 16,000 feet underwater. our first look at a ship wreck from the battle of midway. ♪ ♪ good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us as we begin a new week together. five american citizens tonight are on the final leg of their years long journey to freedom. just hours from now the prisoners who were wrongly detained inside iran will arrive back in the u.s. to fort belvoir, not far from where we are here in the nations capital. it took months and months of secret diplomatic talks and here's what we know about the high-stakes deal. the u.s. release $6 billion of pros and iranian oil funds and let five iranians who were facing charges for nonviolent crimes walk free. republicans tonight are voicing concern about the money headed to iran a state sponsor of terrorism. earlier today we saw the americans get their first taste of freedom in years. the white house said p

an f-35 fighter jet that went missing on sunday near charleston, south carolina.ow exactly did this happen? the military is not offering too many details, only that a pilot was able to eject safely, then taken to a local hospital. the plane's location, however, is unknown. and joint base charleston says anyone with information about that missing plane should reach out. cnn pentagon correspondent oren liebermann, he's been following the story. oren, i wonder what possible explanations they're looking into now. a basic question i have is wouldn't be there a tracker on something like this? it's a pretty valuable jet. >> it certainly is. there should be a way to track these flights, a transponder. was the transponder working? if not, why wasn't it working? why had it been switched off maybe? what was the mission it was on. all of this is under investigation or a question we haven't gotten an answer to yet. this plane, an f-35b was flying a mission sunday afternoon when something happened and the pilot ejected. the pilot ejected safely. he was take ton a local hospital

isaac newton was the president of the royal society when when he landed in charleston. and so had this this ferment, you know, the coffeehouses were the places to be where you could for a penny, you get saucer of coffee and read all newspapers you wanted to. and so. oh, and also there were pirates so to be landed in the middle of the golden age of piracy in the mediterranean and in the caribbean. and very important for talking about because he he was stymied his efforts by blackbeard. that's right well not directly but but so blackbeard had blockaded charleston just a couple of years before kate spear arrived there. and one of the fascinating things i really got to, understand, was, you know, we don't think how many obstacles there were to the safe passage of plants and animals, you know, collection specimens in that sort of thing from the new world back to the old when you had storms had pirates definitely an issue in his letters ksb mentions that certain shipments waylaid by pirates on the way back london so it really happened and then there was the the classic proble

let's speak to brendan clark, in charleston, south carolina, an anchor for wcbd news 2.: thank you for having me so much. it looks like a beautiful day. the sun is shining, no wind, no rain, just picking up the pieces, so to speak. we had to deal with a lot of flooding last night and into the morning hours, and that was the biggest problem. we had a king tide, and extraordinarily high tide at 8: 30, so that high tide coupled with the rain we were worried would lead to a lot of problems. we had flooding in historic downtown south carolina and more rural areas, so flooding was the big issue here in charleston, a cat three hurricane when it hit florida, but by the time it went through the panhandle of florida and georgia and came to us, it s downgraded to a tropical storm. the flooding in high tide were our biggest concerns of the night. christian: i don't want to underestimate the damage it caused, but when my characterization be fair that given the size of the storm -- 125 miles across -- we got off light here. trees are down, the power is off, but it could have been a lo

we delivered 140 million to ensure that charleston has the deepest water port on the east coast. henry would drive mera

charleston area congresswoman nancy mace posting on how in the hell do you lose an f 35? we knew the f 35 was stealth, but this is ridiculous. the jet which the us marines operate, is equipped with a transponder for a beacon designed to signal where the aircraft crashed. military radar is designed to monitor the jet's location, but in this case, it took longer. >> if there was, say, an electrical failure on board where the transponder, the beams out to the radar was no longer functioning, then it becomes a stealth aircraft, essentially invisible to radar at that point , it would have disappeared off air traffic control, radar screens. and who knows where it ended up. >> and the marines acting commander has now called for a two day safety stand down to review all aviation safety and best practices, noting three class a aviation mishaps in just the last six weeks andrew. all right, justin, thank you. >> meanwhile, law enforcement sources say they have a confession in the shooting death of a los angeles county sheriff's deputy, but they're still searching for a motive. they

aviation stand down while it investigates the unknown mishap that force the pilot to eject over charlestonrly 28 hours to find it, but crews finally picked up the pieces from the cs country's most sophisticated jet fighters. >> i heard boom. >> it's scary to think that something landed that close to her house. >> reporter: the pilot of the marine f-35 ejected sunday afternoon, just a mile from the charleston airport. but the plane went missing, forcing the military to tweed out an appeal for any information on its whereabouts. >> how does it just disappear and how does the pentagon asked for the public's help in finding it? it's just a huge embarrassment? >> reporter: the plane was 1 of 2 f35 crash or less flying at 10,000 feet when they came to land, and something went wrong. >> f-35 -- >> reporter: the pilot who had ejected had already been discharged from the hospital by the time the $1 million plane was found 60 miles away. >> there's not much of it left. >> reporter: david couric is a former f35 crash pilot who use to command the same unit. it does not surprise you that a plane could

an f-35 like this one went down near a marine corps air station in north charleston.s are now searching for the plane. no word on what went wrong. a second f-35 was able to land safely. >>> when we come back, no place to hide. how thermal imaging helped police capture a wanted man in a thick forest. that video next. ♪ there it is. that feeling you get... when you can du more with less asthma. it starts with dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... and can even reduce or eliminate oral steroids. can you picture it? dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines, including steroids, without talking to your doct

good morning >> tropical storm warnings are in place from charleston, south carolina, to ocean city, maryland. we have to prepare for the worst here, folks. we are going to have a landfall of a tropical storm around morehead city, north carolina, saturday morning. it'll be packing winds up to 60 miles an hour. we're expecting about eight inches of rain from virginia beach down to the outer banks of north carolina. and a storm surge up to six feet. meantime, this weekend will be hot in texas and stormy across the plains. i'm accuweather meteorologist kevin corcoran. c of states where at least 35% of adults are now obese. >> but first, new details about the mother accused of killing her husband and then writing a children's book about grief. >> what her brother is now saying. >> and later, halloween crackdown. the city that's banning shaving cream and silly string. they just know their way around a good deal. that's why, we hired them all. at marshalls, our buyers hustle every day for the brands you love. they can tell the quality-to-cost ratio simply by touch. and know what makes bone

charleston congresswoman nancy mace tweeting, how in the hell do you lose an f-35? we knew the f-35 was stealth, but this is ridiculous. the jet is equipped a transponder that could track and they should be able to track a jet's location, but this one took a while. >> if there was an electrical failure on board where the transponder was no longer functioning, then it becomes a stealth aircraft, essentially invisible to radar. at that point it would have disappeared off air traffic control radar screens. >> reporter: the marine corps is going to have a lot of questions to answer in the days ahead about why it took so long, but finding the aircraft, which they now have, is key to answering many of those questions. david? >> david: martha raddatz with late reporting from washington tonight. martha, thanks as always. >>> now to the abc news exclusive involving former president trump. tonight, abc news learning one of the former president's closest aides, his personal secretary in the white house has talked to special counsel jack smith's team, telling investigators trum

the jet was flying near charleston south carolina sunday, when the military says, it experienced a mishap. the pilot ejected safely, and was taken to a nearby hospital. the judge on the other, hand continued to fly and disappear. leading joint base charleston to ask the public for help finding it, tweeting, if you have any information that may help our recovery teams locate the f-35, please call the base defense operation center. officials are focusing around two lakes north of the base, near its last known location. >> my understanding is the trump founder malfunctioned, that was an issue. we don't know why the pilot rejected, obviously we will get answers to that at a later time. >> tonight marine court leadership ordered all their aircraft grounded for two days in the wake of the missing f-35, and two deadly crashes last month. an f-18 crash near san diego, killing the pilot, and then and v 22 osprey went down in australia killing three marines on board. the f-35 stealth fighter jet is the pentagon's most expensive weapons system, with a whopping 100 million dollar price tag. and to be

if we zoom in on the map you have the city of charleston here and just north of it you have these twoaft. they've asked the public to try and help them in that search. were also told the jets help them in that search. were also told thejets transponder which would usually help people to find it is not working. lots of questions around the story. articulated best buy republican nancy mays who asked... the airbase coordinating the search at charleston has described the aircraft as being stealthy and says it has different coatings and different designs that make it more difficult than a normal aircraft to detect. perhaps this is aircraft to detect. perhaps this is a case of it being a little too stealthy. the search for that jet does continue. so does the news. stay with us here on the bbc. hello again. although not on the same scale as the severe thunderstorms we had last night, we have had some pretty heavy downpours across parts of east anglia and cambridgeshire through the day to day. these storms produced around 11 millimetres in the space ofjust one hour, which is a pretty hefty do

nbc correspondent, wendy woolfolk has the latest from charleston, south carolina. don't let the sun behind me to save you. this storm has been relentless people as far north as virginia are still feeling the gusty winds and the rain van that estallion brought into this country just about 24 hours ago. this tropical storm warning still in effect for the coasting regions of north carolina. and here in south carolina, last night, the high tide was the 5th highest in charleston history at 9.2 feet exacerbated by the storm surge from the storm, obviously, and the super moon. but the clean up in florida, as you mentioned, is only beginning as the big ben region took the brunt of the storm yesterday morning. the un peacekeeping force in southern lebanon will stay in the country for an extra year. the security council has renewed una feels, mandates, but the negotiations were tough and the deal may not satisfy everyone. gabriel elizondo reports from the un with a resolution mandating un peacekeeping operations in southern lebanon set to expire on thursday night, a last min

if we zoom in on the map you have the city of charleston here and just north of it you have these twoircraft. 0fficials the focus of the current search for that aircraft. officials say that based on the latest information that this is the area of interest. of course they have also asked for the help from the public to help find this. we are told that the transponder which would usually help them locate atjets in this situation is not working. lots of questions about this story, articulated pretty well by one south carolina republic who said how in the hell do you lose are f35? there has been a response from the air base involved in this, thejoint base involved in this, thejoint base at charleston, saying that the aircraft is designed to be very stealthy and that it has different coatings and designs that make it more difficult than a normal aircraft to detect. this search is very much ongoing and members of the public are being asked to look for it. we do know that the jet has been described as stealthy. perhaps this is a case of it being a little bit too stealthy. new research sugges

also nearby, in north charleston, the pilot ejected and parachuted to safety.et had autopilot and it may have remained airborne for some time. well, this is what an f—35 looks like. it's one of the world's most advanced fighterjets and expensive. each of these will set you back about 100 million us dollars. we're also told it's designed as a stealth aircraft, so it's undetectable by enemy radar. well, a lot of questions about this, and not much information so far from officials. they released a statement saying, "the mishap is currently under investigation and we're unable to provide additional details, to preserve the integrity of the investigative process." well, a lot of people having fun with this on social media. actor misha collins posted on instagram threads to say, "that's what they get for leaving the keys in the ignition. in other news, check out my listing on craigslist. no lowball offers." and here, she's included a screenshot of the online marketplace, where she's advertised the jet for $1,000. but there are serious safety concerns about this incid

sort of north and northwest of charleston, it looks like it has expanded more up towards myrtle beach a fighter jet. a lockheed martin f-35b lightning 2, a $100 million jet. it goes about mach 1.6 so it is a supersonic jet, a fifth generation fighter and costs about $42,000 an hour to operate. that leads to the question, well, where is it? another jet operating with the jet during the mission returned safely and yet the search is ongoing for this f-35. the key question here that congress woman nancy mace asked on twitter or x as this was going on, and it is a question i think all of us are thinking, she asks, we know the f-35 was stealth by this is ridiculous. earlier she said, how in the hell do you lose an f-35? how is there not a tracking device and we're asking the public to, what, find the jet and turn it in? as of now the answer to that question is yes. that's exactly what the military is doing, asking for the public's health in finding this f-35. the search area doesn't look like it has been narrowed down at all. the part that's supposed to help you track the jet is a transpond

she eventually ends up in charleston and she speaks in the largest hall in charleston. and so i forced my poor husband, when were in charleston that we went to the tavern and we went and they were lovely. and i sat because it's actually recreated a tavern and the second floor is recreated to exactly what it was. and and i went there. and your question so appropriate because it was at moment that i think it really sunk in how courageous must have been for her in the summer of 1787 to repeat deadly get up in front of a huge room as a woman and speak and i until i sort of i mean i couldn't do it in in that the hall at arch streets gone but in this even smaller space and i i thought about that and when i was a baby law professor very early in my life, i, i worked for amistad with steven spielberg. and one of the things that was obsessed with that, like the reason nobody wears wigs in that movie is because of me, like my big contribution. but as a judge, but, but one of the things he was obsessed with was like, what would it feel like. and i think, that piece of the little b

if a zoom into this area in a little bit more detail you've got the city of charleston here and justals say they are focusing their search based on the latest information they have on where the jet was last seen. and they have asked the public to try to help them in that search. we are also told that search. we are also told that the jet�*s transponder, which would usually help people to find it or officials to find is not working. so lots of questions around this story, articulated probably best by republican nancy mays who asks how in the hell do you lose and f-35, how in the hell do you lose and f—35, how is there not a tracking device and we are asking the public to find a jet and turnitin. the air base co—ordinating this service, joint base atjilesen has described the aircraft is being stealthy and says it has different coatings on different designs that make it more difficult than a normal aircraft to detect. perhaps this is a case of it being a little too stealthy. maybe. courtney bembridge there. we have so much more for you on this programme will stop all the top business to

that's missing in the state of south carolina. upon it was forced to object over the city of north charleston of to what the ministry called a mishap. the jet was on a pallet and was thought to be in stealth mode when the pond it aborted us. some of the she believes that the $100000000.00 fonts of jet is somewhere near lakes. moultrie. marian. okay, there's a headline state and witness coming up next with global leaders gathering in new york, the ongoing war and ukraine is likely to dominate to events. but is the international community able to unite this thing without? is there a comprehensive coverage of the un general assembly the law to the out loud one, even though i throw in uh some done on the photos. and when i show the owner's name, i'm melisha. i'm with the show me the care but the blinds on the i've got to get all of the choices is not positive. literally what's the amount of how the it's got the start of of a of those i don't myself. no, no, was show on the slide one on the machine on the little one of us little button. and you know, the other of the manual machine in the way that

also nearby, in north charleston, the pilot ejected and parachuted to safety.ve remained airborne for some time. well, this is what an f—35 looks like. it's one of the world's most advanced fighterjets and expensive. each of these will set you back about 100 million us dollars. we're also told it's designed as a stealth aircraft, so it's undetectable by enemy radar. well, a lot of questions about this, and not much information so far from officials. the marine corps released a statement saying, "the mishap is currently under investigation and we're unable to provide additional details, to preserve the integrity of the investigative process." well, a lot of people having fun with this on social media. actor misha collins posted on instagram threads to say, "that's what they get for leaving the keys in the ignition. in other news, check out my listing on craigslist. no lowball offers." and here, she's included a screenshot of the online marketplace, where she's advertised the jet for $1,000. but there are serious safety concerns about this incident, and the marin

the f-35 was flying out of joint base charleston when the pilot had to eject.dence that the plane has crashed. >>> and the historic discovery more than 16,000 feet underwater. our first look at a shipwreck from the battle of mid ware. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> five american citizens tonight are on the final leg of their years-long journey to freedom. just hours from now, the prisoners who were wrongly detained inside iran will arrive back in the u.s. to fort belvoir, not far from where we are here in the nation's capital. it took months and months of secret diplomatic talks, and here's what we know about the high-stakes deal. the u.s. released $6 billion of frozen iranian oil funds and let five iranians who were facing charges for nonviolent crimes walk free. republicans tonight are voicing concern about the money headed to iran, a state sponsor of terrorism. earlier today we saw the americans get their first taste of freedom in years. the white house said president biden had an emotional call with their families after they left iran.

we delivered 140 million to ensure that charleston has the deepest water port on the east coast. henry would drive me crazy. sir, we need that money. right, henry? he would call me and say sir, we have to make it the deepest port. i was surprised. you said the east coast. don't you want to include the west coast? that's next. he's got that idea, i can tell you. you do have the deepest in the east coast now. that was a big deal. a great job. the governor did a great job in getting it done. everybody else that helped. these are just a few of the reasons your boat building industry exploded and prospered like never before. all under president trump. it was my honor. it now generates over $6 billion a year and employs 26,000 south carolina workers. think about that. i'm very honored to say my last two years, 2019 and 2020 were the best two years that south carolina boat buildings and south carolina business has ever had. is that right, ed? ever had. [applause] every single major boat manufacturer in this state expanded their operations during the trump administration. there wasn't on

by 1825 they build this hamburg to charleston railroad and is the b.a. right? is a famous common carrier, the baltimore and ohio railroad. if you look on wikipedia right now, it will say that it was the longest common carrier in the united states. now everybody forgets about the hamburg to charleston line chartered. in 1827. it was the world's largest rate of railroad and its completion in 1833. in its heyday, thousand bales of cotton worth $2 million moved through hamburg each year. yeah, and i'm guessing like this area that prior to that had a lot wagon traffic. yeah. economically depressed. yeah. it was like no more, right. well and, and that's what we'll see. especially afterward. what happens to hamburg is that it becomes a spur town. right. you're familiar with where the railroad essenally goes around it or finds another route. and so by 1876, hamburg is a ghost town essentially. and what you have after the civil is african-americans specialized in these places, the problem if you're african-american after the civil war, it's part of it is real estate. wh

night to see you in charleston.aire democratic mega donor george soros is funding a network of left wing activitys on tiktok. biden tapped these influencers to boost his election. donated $3 hundred to the activist group than gen z for change. carley shimkus and tom shillue join us now. in some ways, carley, it is not working because the youth vote is saying yes, we might not like the republicans but they are really unhappy with joe biden. >> that's why they are doing it. it is a smart strategy because people can make fun of this. an easy headline to pick at. republicans need to come up with a counter strategy and take it seriously. there are pockets of young people who are really politically dialed in. then there are young people who will base their whole political identity of tiktok videos and translate into votes for joe biden. they may not like republicans or may not be happy with president biden, this could change their mind. >> bill: tommy? >> strategy, mock them. gutfeld has a thing mock it and move on. i lov

we're focusing our attention north of joint base charleston. the number that they are posting is 843963, 3600 asking the public for any information that may lead recovery teams to this missing aircraft. >> bill: 135 million per. you would think it would turn up somewhere. general jack keane later this hour. thank you, sir. >> catch the person who did this. because every resource that the los angeles county sheriff's department has to bear is going after you. >> bill: point blank murder. you can run but you can't hide the word to a gunman after a sheriff's deputy shot and killed sitting in his car. intense manhunt underway for a cold blooded killer who executed the officer. more on that plus this today on monday. >> dana: how would you feel about a pay raise of more than 20%? the auto workers union holding out for more. >> bill: t-swift making her way into the nfl broadcast booth. there are rumors, stand on by. ♪ are you a veteran, own a home and need money for your family? newday usa can help. veterans have earned a lot of va benefits with thei

charleston. >> thank you so much, appreciate that. >> very impressive. >> hey there. how are you? >> fine. >> good to see you. >> are you familiar with alaska? >> yes. appreciate it. >> how are you? good to see you. >> thank you. >> good to meet you. >> you too. thank you. howe are you? >> happy birthday. >> thank you, appreciate it. >> you're welcome. >> hey, man. how are you? >> i also work for secretary pofrp payo -- pompeo. i know you've opinion in touch with him. thank you for it. keep punching. sen. scott: will do. thank you, sir. good to see you. sen. scott: hey, how are you? >> i appreciate it. sen. scott: absolutely. god bless you. >> thank you. sen. scott: yes, sir. hey there. how are you? good to see you, man. >> how are you? >> you're amazing. sen. scott: oh, thank you. >> now we just need a complete ban on abortion. sen. scott: yeah. we're working on a way -- i think if we can get -- yeah. if we can get to 15 weeks, that will be the first step in my opinion. the state will have to -- states will have to deal with more conservative issues, a more conservative position.

it crashes some two hours news, weather, and sports -- north of joint base charleston.t orders a two-day pause in flight operations across all marine corps aviation operations. that's because of a number of other crashes that happened in recent weeks. he essentially just wants that time to stand down, to review safety procedures and everything else that goes into making a marine corps aircraft fly and to operate them safety. that is a precautionary measure to make sure everyone here is on the same page. we have learned a little bit more about the flight. the pilot was operating at about a thousand feet when he was forced to eject. what made the aircraft so difficult to find is one of the key questions here. first, it flew for some time. according to a marine statement, that's because even after an ejection, the plane is designed to try to seek 1g, normal, stabilized flight. that may explain why it kept flf flying after the ejection. after the ejection, the plane is to wipe all of its secure data and emit a signal for tracking. all of that goes into why it took some 24 h

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