darrel: yes.echo danny's comments. is what we are about is about rebuilding trust in the community and through positive interactions, especially with the children so these children and families see officers through a positive lens. yeah, and it's very important for me to bring this across to your viewers, that the way that we are going to change the hearts and minds of these children and their p is to be prese engage, and interact. so these police officers--the children and the families see police officers just as regular people, right? and for many of these children that we host, especially for the annual heroes and helpers holiday shopping spree, many of them will not have a joyful holiday season if it's not--if it wasn't for our program where we're hosting 300, almost 400 special children from our local community here to go shopping with their hero, be a firemen, police officer, and some of the military personnel stationed at moffett field air force base. damian: and we were--i was covering a s

now to california, the 48th congressional district represented by darrell issa.is kelly barnett. mother of star sergeant darren hoover, one of the 13 killed at the abbey gate bombing during the disastrous withdrawal. >> the rest of the world would fade and he would give that person his whole attention, his whole, you know, everything possible to make sure that person knew that they were important and that they counted. i wish i had that ability. i really do. what a cool dude. definitely was. marine corps was always his goal since he was little, six years old and up, that's all he talked about. sorry, congressman, no armymen, only played with marines. went to boot camp september 13, 2010, and i told him you made this choice, this is going to be hard, you are going to do it, do it 110% and i don't want to hear any -- i said some other words, but i don't want to hear any griping about it. if they beat you down in boot camp retend i'm looking over you and telling you get up, again choice words, i would rather have them beat you down there than someone else beat you d

your birthmark, congressman darrell isa. along with the author of the new book, 4 presidents, kennedy, nixon, biden, trump beard leaders are changed history and changing times. former clinton defendant doug shown. jenna man thank you for joining me. it's interesting congressman isa, hispanics are rejecting him. however we are, whatever our party, whatever our sexual orientation or gender or anything else. we care about our family in the future. the economy is key to that. dollars don't notice your color. whether you're a person of faith or not. isn't this a sign will be look at the latest fox news poll that 56 percent of independents disapprove what biden has done to the economy. is that the key here when it comes to the american people recognizing the disaster that this man really is?>> tammy, as your other guest will tell you, it's the economy stupid. when what you're seeing is mishandling the economy you get a tailwind. when you're seen as handling the economy in a good way lot will be forgiven. you really do get an advan

. >> can congresswoman darrell issa, congressman darrell issa say yo s, that biden is also stonewalling requests to meet with gold star families of all people. they lost the loved ones during the disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan. meanwhile, in what some are calling a middle to the families of the victims of september 11th, biden is apparently get ready for this. sit downrtin is , apparently pl to offer the mastermind of 911,s khalid sheikh mohammed a ple oac deal allowing him to avoid aly as obama once reportedly complained. never underestimate joe's ability to f things up. now, even hispanic votersly are shunning joe biden because of his horrible economicr under needless to say, 2024 will not be a cakewalk for the big guy. here with more, in fact, california congressmannoalk for darrell issa, along with the author of the new book, four presidents kennedy, nixon, biden, trump leaders who changed history in changing, times. former clinton adviser doug schoen. gentleme n, biden,beard leaders me. you know, it's interesting, congressman, i satfor joining you know, hispanics as like ev

darrell joins us now. great to have you with us this morning.e potential plea deal for hunter biden amounts to essentially same charges for you -- when you went to jail for ten months what were your thoughts? >> well good morning first of all. and my initial thoughts was, you know, obviously, it was painful and disturbing to hear about it, and that made me quickly think about two justice system that it's been around for a long time and two tier justice system is divided by class and privilege and other side of that is those who are not privilege and nonclass so it was disturbing. to hear about it -- will: to tell me a little bit more about what you mean by class and privilege here you have the first son his father's president of the united states. his tax evasion charges by the way -- i think compared to yours yours roughly over 67,000 dollars his well over a million dollars. unpaid taxes -- you know, what in your estimation led to the difference in your treatment? >> i just honestly feel that something needs to be done about whole thing about p

. >> reporter: when darrell wong and michael can tell retired a few years ago, they were looking for an affordable and accepting place to settle down. >> we wanted to be in a place that politically and socially was going to be comfortable for us. >> reporter: they checked out all the well-known lgbt-friendly hotspots like provincetown, san francisco and even paris. much to their surprise, they ended up in a place called rossmoor, a small community in walnut creek. >> it is a different comfort level here. it has a totally different vibe. >> reporter: ever since, they have been busy hosting barbecues for new friends and going to lgbtq-focus movie nights. >> we transplanted ourselves from new york and found this instant community. >> reporter: about 3 million lgbtq adults over the age of 50 currently live in the u.s. but as they grow older, they are having a hard time finding retirement communities that feel welcoming. a 2018 study by aarp showed 82% of lgbtq seniors do not feel like they have the social support they need as they get older. in the last few years, rossmoor has emerged as

coming up in about 48 minutes, darrell cronk of wells fargo.k it has been that negative, that pessimistic? tom: i agree we are seeing that, but people are addicted on a week by week and month by month basis. that is coming out of a bull market. to me, the question that we have to live every day is where is the second leg of the bull market? that is a lot harder to find than coming off the bloom of the first leg. more >> people are coming here and seeing consolidation. even the bulls are saying you could season's with consolidation. i think maybe you are hanging out too much with some people who might be a little more negative. >> connections are in normative function. the bear market is 18%. often 25% or 35% down. jonathan: i hear you. tom: sorry, it's ridiculous. jonathan: can you point to someone who is worried about it? tom: i think there's a lot of people day after day. jonathan: is that the data points crowd? tom: no, they are looking at a three-year year, five year hold. but spx. jonathan: i think they are the kind of people to get all fi

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aishah. >> john: for more on all on this, darrell issa. do you expect you will get the documents and if you do, what do you expect to learn from them? >> john, we do expect to get the documents. quite frankly, we expect to get them after a court battle. it's very clear that they want to run out the clock, that when you sit -- when you are forced to send a subpoena and you get a publicly available document it really does say we are not going to give you anything without a court fight. so just as we held eric holder in contempt a decade ago, it is very, very likely that chairman jordan is going to have to take the next step, bring contempt, go to court, begin that long, sometimes long process if he's going to get the kind of discovery but it's worth doing because it is clear that the department of justice, cia, state department, and other actors, including secretary blinken and others, they have systematically wanted to stifle free speech, they probably want to stifle it since you were known as j.d. roberts and rush limbaugh was still a sacr

. >> thank you to darrell issa, the congressman out in california.ranged this forum for the families because this is the first time, ever, we have heard testimony to congress from these families all jointly together. they want some answers. the parents were crying yesterday. they were wiping tears away as they were talking about how the government gave incomplete and incorrect reports to them. they said it was total disrespect. and they want answers. they said the biden administration has told them lie after lie. >> steve: they have. and so there they are gathered in escondido, california at the city hall. the reason they had this particular family where 13 gold star families of those killed back in 2021 were gathered there was a majority of those killed were assigned to the second battalion first marine regiment which was based in nearby camp pendleton. we are about to listen to kelly barnett and darin hoover. they are gold star parents of marine staff sergeant taylor hoover. and they made it very clear over the last two years from the biden adminis

maria: joining me right now to talk more about all of that california congressman darrell issa memberforeign affairs committee congressman, it is great to see you this morning, thanks so much for being here. >> well thanks so much having me on maria. always good to see speaker being very, very straightforward about intentions, and desire to make sure we fully fund the government. maria: yeah. you're coming back september 10, and you've got two weeks literally before the government runs out of money, you don't have all appropriations bills finished you are going to need time to do that. is there any other option other than short term cr or a government shutdown? >> well there are. first of all, the senate has reported out of committee, each of its appropriations bills so we know how much excess spending they are asking for we've done one bill might be able to do half a dozen before september 30th, so, instead of a straight cr we could find common ground in a number of those bills, and complete those, while continuing a cr on the rest, that is what we used to do used to call them minibu

sweetheart deal for him, prison time for darrell de sousa. >> the only way that he could have guided the hunter biden deal is if de sousa, darrell, harris the fact that you laid out makes the american people understand it appear that hunteg preferential treatment. we talked about this before appear that is a sweetheart deal. and that paragraph plea deal was to give him complete immunity, to block him from being sued for anything, criminally charged. i will tell you right now, everyone who supports donald trump sees the double standard. the weaponization of the department of justice and the fbi basically is taking place right now under the biden administration. harris, they don't care. look what happened today, transfer of devon archer and president trump is going to be indicted today on the same day. they are trying to deflect the attention away from biden in order to focus on trump. strictly politically, strictly to stop him from running for office. >> harris: well met, you talk about the people who support trump here or there may be people that can't see what is going on here is a

at the end of the day, i'm still darrell. this is -- these are the things i joined life.he day, i was no different from the great man that i spent time there with. >> one thing that was very different as so your treatment was taken very differently. for everybody to see difference here. taxes not made for you, $60,000. bidens was about $2 million. the plea agreement for you is asked over by an it was going to be preparation. the plea you pled guilty to three counts of willful failure. he was going to plead guilty -- he was going to plead guilty t to 2 counts. but he wasn't going to have to do jail time. he was a good have to do with the fact that he had gotten a gun and line on the farm because you have to say if you are doing drugs and he was on crack cocaine and he didn't say that. i wonder how you feel about whether you see it as a double standard, if you feel let down by the system or if you just see this as politics and sloppiness? how do you see it? >> i think it is a little bit of a mixture of all the above that you just said. me personally, i felt that i went thro

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darrell cohen, thank you for coming in. >> thank you. >>> and turning now to the lahaina fire.he death kntoll now stands at . they are warning that the death toll will go up as crews make their way through the hardest hit areas. >> it was so vast that so far it is hard to believe, only 3% of the fire zone has been searched with cadaver dogs and this morning frustration continues to mount for survivors hoping to return to lahaina and check on their homes. this shows the line of cars trying to get back to lahaina. the main highway has been opened and then it was closed and then opened. most times with little to no warning. let's bring in gloria pass meano, what are you seeing this morning and what are you hearing this morning? >> reporter: yeah, and that video that showed of the cars lined up, that was here in this place where we are standing right now yesterday. this is the area where people were told to come if they wanted to head back into lahaina, to give them a chance to get an idea of what happened to their property, what damages the buildings have suffered to try to assess

i want to bring in montgomery police chief darrell albert. chief albert, thank you for joining us.by what happened and the footage that has come out in this. some have gone to the extreme of caricaturizing it and creating memes. this is no laughing matter for those on the ground and who were watching this. are you hearing any what was i just described from other witnesses about racial slurs having been used? >> thank you, laura. and you know, this was a devastating incident to our community and to the nation. you know, we've been conducting interviews and reviewing tons of footage submitted to us by the public, and we've watched frame by frame to make sure that we get it right. and today we actually had that victim, that cocaptain, back in our office conducting additional interviews with him. and of course, we count on what he's saying. we believe what he's saying. what he's saying is that he does not believe it was racially motivated whatsoever. but i can tell you this. the charges that we have now being misdemeanor charges doesn't mean they will stand. if more evidence comes forw

darrell, you know tennessee very well.nor has called for a special session to consider changing changing gun ? >> good afternoon, chris. tennessee has a strong history of supporting second amendment rights. many tennesseans from the mountains of the eastern division all the way to memphis and everywhere in between have -- own guns, use guns, promoted guns, have handed them down from father to son, mother to daughter, grandparents to grandchildren for more than 200 years, and so in this state, there is a strong culture around guns that is very important in terms of trying to understand its politics and for this current legislative, special legislative session, it means that there is real discussion taking place about should there be limits regarding gun rights in our state. >> we remember the emotion of the governor after the shooting. i believe it was two family friends who were shot there. but even allies of his acknowledge that compromise might be the only way forward, sentencing laws is something they're talking about,

a touching exchange between katherine and a heart transplant survivor and darrell the father of the woman after her death. at the meeting katherine said because of her new heart she is now able to do more than ever before including running a 5k. darrell said he is filled with pride knowing his daughter's life made and is still making such a difference. if you have a viral video to share share it with us at trace gallagher or fox news night on social media. well, you tell us what is the one job you are grossly under qualified for but could maybe do a good job. maybe you don't have the degree or experience, but if someone gave you the chance you would crush it. still time to weigh in x and instagram, the nightcap crew is next. but first a live look from the earth cam from the western pacific ocean. how would you like to be there with a chair in the sand? we're coming right back. ♪ that's me before dawn powerwash. [sigh] now, powerwash gives me the power of an overnight soak in minutes. with 3 cleaning boosters... not found in traditional dish soaps that help break down, loosen and lift away

loc lake is very large for this type of formation, recent research tends to classify it is a called darrell. for a long time, the volcano was considered extinct with future eruptions deemed unlikely or impossible to, but it is its peaceful face no more than a mask. scientists are now taking a closer look at the eiffel region. let's hear from and it's on those computers since this is a special area here, it shows what's called distributed volcanism for the country. that means the volcanic hazard should be assessed quite differently. thorsten dogs team wants to uncover volcanic activity by examining this cave. the eruption 13000 years ago, left behind but solved lava. volcanic rock proved to be a desirable building material and was mind here for centuries. what remains as a human out seller like space. ok. so mine is also a great place for research for a different reason. the classical mind smaller, it's very quiet. there's no disturbing ambient noise, such a street noise or rain that makes it ideal for eaves dropping. and what's going on below the surface people incline stay. we want to meas

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host: this is darrell from columbus, georgia. caller: how are you doing this morning? we had a great night last night. we had a beyonce concert and then we had this thing with trump. you listen up. the rico is what is starting to get him. five year minimum? i cannot believe these people are willing to sacrifice their lives and their careers for this guy. with those types of charges coming against you, somebody is going to go to her office -- some of them are going to go there and say, we want to do something different now because i do not see them wanting to sit down for that amount of time. host: you think one of the codefendants will come out and testify against the former president? caller: that is right. you do not want that. a lot of them --it is going to start this morning. host: did you know much about fulton county district attorney sandy willis -- fanni willis before this? caller: we all knew that she is a female pit bull. that is what we call her. she is the master of rico. those laws, she knows them very well, and she knows how to use them. they do not stand

i give darrell issa credit for having that hearing.d star family my entire career. i have met these families. of course they are grieving but i have never seen a level of anger from families like these. they feel like they have been lied. to say they still have items missing from their loved ones that they haven't had access to. they have heard nothing from president biden. they feel like he wants to sweep it all under the rug. as one father said yesterday, his son, his marine said be a grown as man and own your mistakes and that's what they are asking of joe biden. car carcinoma congressman, thank you so much. we have to leave it there. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> tucker's former business associate eric schwerin visited the white house during the obama administration many more times than previously known. at least 36 visits. >> america has a right to know if there was pay to play. >> gold star families of 13 u.s. service members accusing officials of failing their children and trying to cover it up. >> this is like a knife in

darrell issa, back several years ago, he released a report in 2014 that says, the department of justiced meeting with lois lerner. remember here, she was in charge of this war on tea party. after jack smith read a new york time article, don a donor names remain secretive. -- jack smith sees that article, after reading it, he wrote the department of the justice colleagues. check out the article on front page of "new york times" regards mess use of nonprofits for indirectly funding campaigns. this seems egregious to me, could he charge ever charge con spasy to violate laws of united states to get around existing camming pain finance laws. -- campaign finance laws. the article was targeted on conservatives in tea party. jack smith was asking can we criminal this, how do we go after these groups. how do we punish them and put them in prison. ourlet's discuss tomorrow, maybe we should set up a meeting, he oh organized meetings, one meeting says they considered 501 campaign finance investigation. the fact that richard and jack smith had interact with lois lerner, they database 1.1 million pag

. >> jason: remember strikeout darrell strawberry? >> john: i never dreamt in the off-season i would be the closer for the next 3 years. i thought i would go back to starting. >> jason: guess what? in the air leftfield side. nimmo to the foul line into that corner can. he is there to bring in out number 1 in that thin leftfield corner. a big exhale from the leftfielder for the mets. >> john: nimmo is a good all around player. once he got over there, slowed down to make the catch. not a ton of foul territory down there. >> jason: 1 down. they will hit for fermin. richie palacios who came over from cleveland earlier this y year. this is his first cardinals at-bat after 54 games with cleveland last year. you do remember that save, where? >> john: it was such a blur. >> jason: wanted to be a starter so much. >> john: i was called up and pitched the 6th, 7th and 8th and eventually took over in the 9th. i could not tell you the first save. >> jason: san francisco. line drive rightfield. right at ortega. 2 down. tattooed that ball. 2 down an

will come together and testify for the first time at a public hearing held by republican congressman darrell issa. they died at the kabul airport. retired army green beret working to safe afghan commando, his friend, habib, who is stuck in turkey living in fear of the taliban. the veteran saying he watched the u.s. withdrawal collapse into chaos, he vowed to save his friend. he is working to get his friend a special visa to enter the u.s., so far been unsuccessful. hope the success turns around and pray for that afghan man. new jersey is last state with a ban on self-service gas station after oregon lifted the 72-year ban and drivers are not willing to let go of full-service pumping, one driver telling "wall street journal," i will move out of new jersey, i'm not kidding, it is a perk of living here. many jersey drivers say they are proud new jersey is the last state with only full service. you might see some jersey girls don't pump gas bumper stickers on the turnpike. those are headlines. >> steve: great in jersey, it puts people to work. >> carley: i had to learn to pump gas because i neve

>> i asked darrell iser from california about this, was this a rhetorical sleight-of-hand? impeachment inquiry doesn't say impeachment. it's about the math. with they have the votes to impeach? it would give them the opportunity to start this investigation. a lot more latitude. neil: thank you very much. the former td ameritrade ceo. the prospect of a government shutdown always comes up and we avoid something heinous but ratings agencies have watched this and downgraded us. >> i don't have worries because this comes up every time we have a crisis. every time congress swears they will not let us default and we won't have a problem. neil: will they ever bump into a default? >> don't think in our lifetime or not the for -- foreseeable future the next decade or so. is cool that our country maintains quality and the fact that everybody can count on us. neil: ratings agencies don't seem to mind. >> they did a crappy job in 2,008 when we gave them mortgages and everything is aaa. i'm not condemning the rating agency. i appreciate that. at the end of the day it comes up all the tim

nothing is happening about the land that is china i realize something you have been following as well darrellhas been following. >> not just grill land some cases completely useless except outside a major military installation we see? my district with edwards air force base, plant 42 in my district chinese a big up parcels of land they aren't idiots ccp knows how to have operate gain foothold you see see them in cuba central america why not do that they are now also, harvesting fruits of appeasement strategy from executive branch, that turn and blind eye to all this behavior if turning a blind eye not go after them not hol then accountable why would they not expand that continue to do is very dangerous situation vis-a-vis china. >> travis air force base i self-corrected my apologies to you wonderful men and women, at travis air force base northern california congressman mike garcia thank you so much for being here. we appreciate it. >> thanks. >> a lot more coming up this morning futures moving higher, to start a big week off to the retail sector, s&p up 1 1/4 -- we have expectations, coming

. >> reporter: we heard from congressman darrell isa, he represents the district in san diego that is impacted. california homes are not built with the same heavy windows east coast homes have. are you concerned about that as far as the wind? >> there could be some wind impact. we have tropical storm warnings for los angeles, san diego county coastlines and across much of interior southern california. we could see in the mountains significant wind gusts, 60 miles an hour that could do damage, bring down trees and power lines, could cause structural damage to homes but the main focus needs to be on the flooding from rainfall which kills more people than any other hazard in tropical storms and hurricanes. >> reporter: what days are you telling people to stay off the roads, stay inside, don't be in an area that will be impacted by flooding? what are the days you are zeroing in on? >> we are seeing rainfall moving into southern california and nevada. by tonight the rainfall intensity will pick up. on sunday, in advance of the center of hilary which will not reach california into sunday in

darrell has got a particularly tall. be hoping to put aside her disappointing. from that amazing in the men's 100 —— new, fresh from that amazing in the men's100 metres was upjust like dean of the 200 metres and sustained. that's where he's happy is. he's the only man to run 20 yesterday. and said it was a stroll. his exact words. hopefully tonight in the sammy's we will see everybody through and the women's finals are tomorrow. . . through and the women's finals are tomorrow. ., ., , ., , ., tomorrow. natalie, should be a good nirht tomorrow. natalie, should be a good night ahead- — tomorrow. natalie, should be a good night ahead- we _ tomorrow. natalie, should be a good night ahead. we will _ tomorrow. natalie, should be a good night ahead. we will dina _ tomorrow. natalie, should be a good night ahead. we will dina asher- night ahead. we will dina asher smith try and squeeze in the final before the end of the programme. four years ago, england reached the rugby world cup final injapan, expectations are lower this year for the tournament that starts next month

darrell witherspoon says the dual lens camera design works with ai to monitor the fish with amazing precision we are allowed the camera either horizontally or vertically ideal location and we use that location to sample fish. dan: the work has taken their team and technology to commercial fish farms in norway. besides monitoring growth, they say the camera system is taught to recognize everything from parasites to abnormal changes in how the fish are swimming. and they see the benefits of driving a new, healthier era of ai driven farming. >> if you look at the earth being covered by 70% water, we have only produced about 5% of our protein from the oceans, and that represents a tremendous opportunity for us to produce a lot more dan:dan: sustainable fish hoping to make a splash with a technology that all started in a humble bathtub on san francisco's telegraph hill. in san francisco, dan ashley, abc 7 news. larry: aquabyte currently working in chile, the u.k., iceland, and the far islands, which are part of debt -- and the faroe islands, which are part of denmark. who would have ever dreamed i

the lead california congress and darrell isa wants to release the classified documents on the afghan kirk cameron on the back lash he is getting for holding a book meeting event. steve hilton will join us on desantis accepting newsom's request for a debate. the 10:00 hour of varney is next. ♪ i did have hearing aids from another company... i was just frustrated... i almost gave up. with miracle ear it's all about service. they're personable... they're friendly. i'm very happy with them. we provide you with a free lifetime of aftercare. meaning free checkups, cleanings, and adjustments. i see someone new... someone happy... it's really made a difference. call miracle ear at 1-800-miracle and schedule your free, no obligation hearing evaluation today. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at

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they've said they announced that darrell powell was a mistake, they shouldn't of appointed him whileustin holbrook was their first choice, very safe pair of hand, did a fabulousjob at choice, very safe pair of hand, did a fabulous job at st. helens, nrl experience for them it's definitely an eye—catching appointment for that will see if it's a successful one. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. anthonyjoshua will fight finland's robert helenius at london's o2 arena on saturday — he's a late replacement for dillian whyte, who failed a voluntary drugs test. joshua's next opponent could be deontay wilder if he comes through saturday's nights bout. england's charley hull will be playing in one of the groups to watch at the women's open on thursday. she'll be teeing off for the first two rounds alongside the world number nelly korda and two—time major champion lydia ko. british number one katie boulter is through to the second round of the wta national bank open in montreal. she beat canadian wildcard rebecca marino in straight sets to set up a

. >>> there's a new interim head for the maui emergency management agency, darrell oliveira will take on the job, this comes after the previous had resigned citing health reasons. his decision came after he defended a decision to not activate the islands siren system. >>> there still more ahead, a stolen car on a collision course on both sides of the bay. how it finally ended hours later. and later, a trip across san francisco and beyond, retracing the footsteps of alfred hitchcock. and the stars of his most >>> welcome back. we know the driver in a high-speed chase that spanned the bay last evening was a teenager driving a stolen car. over the course of five hours, chp said it crashed into a number of cars and even hit a police dog. this all began after 3:00 in the afternoon on highway 4. chp said they have abandoned pursuit on i 80 for the safety of other drivers. the stolen car sped across the bay bridge and into downtown san francisco, our chopper caught up to it as the driver changed his mind and headed back to the bay bridge. eventually he abandon the car and ran off near anders

remember the emotional testimony at that hearing that darrell issa conducted in california.t is one of those images that does not go away. sticks in your mind. >> sandra: all right, john. good to be with you. set your dvr. i'm sandra smith. >> john: and i'm john roberts. we'll see you tomorrow. "the story" starts right now. >> good afternoon. i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum on "the story." 49 counties in the state of florida now under a state of emergency as hurricane idalia heads to the coast of florida. officials warn it has the potential to be life threatening winds. it's projected to become a category three before making landfall. governor ron desantis is now urging residents to get out. >> in some of these areas like cedar key, some along the big bend, you're

if someone comes up to me and they can't say hi, i'm darrell.y pronouns are -- the wind of me walking away from them will knock them over. like i'm not participating in your games. i've got real things going on. and kat's right. when you look for people who actually are going through this, when you find them, you understand why. they're always the same. they have the same look. it's either a faux hawk with really bad nose,hair coloring, bad tattoos that they'll regret when they grow up, and a cry for help. your monologue was spot on. they don't participate, they can't succeed, they're not trying to succeed. so i will make myself something different so i can win in my event because i'm the unicorn leaf self, and there's only one of me. i did some research, too, kat, and everyone i found was like, one guy was like, i'm half vampire and half because my parents were a wear wolf, and a vampire so they have both their powers and when i find someone attractive my eyes itch. >> kayleigh: insanity. >> tyrus: you stay away from those people. >> greg: exac

remember the emotional testimony at that hearing that darrell issa conducted in california. that is one of those images that does not go away. sticks in your mind. >> sandra: all right, john. good to be with you. set your dvr. i'm sandra smith. >> john: and i'm john roberts. we'll see you tomorrow. "the story" starts right now. >> good afternoon. i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum on "the story." 49 counties in the state of florida now under a state of emergency as hurricane idalia heads to the coast of florida. officials warn it has the potential to be life threatening winds. it's projected to become a category three before making landfall. governor ron desantis is now urging residents to get out. >> in some of these areas like cedar key, some along the big bend, you're talking about really significant storm surge potential. this is similar, 10, 12 plus feet of storm surge that could happen in some of those areas. the storm surge is not something -- you're not going to win that battle if you decide to stay, stayed behind for that. >> you heard the governor talking

taylor's parents, darren hoover, and kelly barnett joined me now, along with congressman darrell isa, who sits on the foreign affairs committee and who orchestrated this hearing and also the hearing that happened earlier on capitol hill. thank you very much. so they could not of been easy for you. always wanted to remember your son and the other 12 u.s. service members who died on that horrible day. thank you for being with us today. >> thank you. >> appreciate it. >> it must've been hard for you. to stand up there today -- but you talked about your son in such a deeply loving way. what you want people to remember about him? >> he was an incredible human being. he loved others more than himself, enough to give his life, which he did. just an incredible person. i just want people to know it's okay to ask questions that i'm asking. that's what i live for, to talk about him. i just want people to know that he was an incredible human being, and that he loved others more than he loved himself. >> no doubt that there are many afghan families who are grateful to him for saving their lives, a

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of uncertainty not only that militarily successfully they can do it quick in operations but second darrellvery other major chinese objective they set out for themselves is going to be jeopardized by this one particular operation, including xi's own individualistic desire to have a legacy greater than mao tse-tung that they would evaporate like that. that is the certainty that you want them to have. and that is the most probably, most likely outcome since today, late 1920's and late 1930's. >> there are tools on the economic and diplomatic that can help promote that certainty that the international response would be such that it will undermine his opportunities to pursue other objectives and goals. and have an effect on his legacy. the -- i think that there's ample evidence out there, but perhaps the chinese are not perceiving it and that is something we have to do more of, that this will not cement xi's legally but lead to the downfall of it in the eyes of the chinese people but his decision will be based on the trust he has in his forces and i think that is really an area of focus we need

joey, we saw very, very emotional testimony from congressman darrell issa got them together and thereas such anger that was directed toward the biden administration. and yet so far still no one has been held accountable for what happened at abby gate and what happened in the overall of that disastrous withdrawal. >> nobody will be held accountable. ultimately the military's answer is it was a tough situation and we did the best we could do. when i go to afghanistan i take a bomb apart. civilians get killed because i do something wrong. i don't take measures on paper i don't get to say it's a tough situation, sorry it happened. tribunal happens and i get put on trial did i cause innocent civilians to die needlessly. the 13 heroes we talked about going to war. we don't talk about the 200 civilians because we told them they could come and seek refuge or the dozen injured in our service still alive dealing with the injuries every day. the 13 are the beginning of that cost. the beginning of the conversation. obviously the ones that hurt us the most because they aren't here anymore. you are

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