derrick evans: derrick evans is in the capitol. no vandalizing property. i did more to control the crowd than the police did that day, and i'm the one that goes to prison. donnie o'sullivan: so why were you sent to prison? derrick evans: because this is a political charges right now. i'm a political prisoner. all these people in prison now are political prisoners. donnie o'sullivan: you did decide to plead guilty. derrick evans: yeah. donnie o'sullivan: was that just out of practicality? derrick evans: well, i mean, when you're facing 24 years in prison, what options do you really have? i was ready to move on with my life. and the constitution was written for one reason and one reason only. it was written to prevent the government from infringing on our natural god-given rights. what i was doing that day was not only protected by the constitution was protected by those natural god-given rights of free speech. donnie o'sullivan: but also, of course, there's a separation between church and state. derrick evans: no there's not. there's no separation of church

his mom says derrick and his gorilla were inseparable.rilla-themed birthday party. but, when they went on vacation in california, his gorilla was accidently left behind in the hotel room. >> he cried for days, and i would tell him, it's okay. but he's also a child, you know? a little monkey, a stuffed animal brings him joy and happiness. >> reporter: the hotel refused to mail the monkey back to texas and said the lost stuffed animal would have to be picked up in person. desperate, yvette went on facebook and asked if any friends or family in california could help. >> i gave it one more try, let me see if someone happens to live in the valley. i never in a million years thought somebody i knew that was five minutes away would bring me the monkey. >> reporter: josie ortega is from the same part of texas but was visiting her boyfriend in nevada when she saw the post. >> i didn't know anything about them. i just knew he lost his monkey. i have two daughters. if my daughters were in the same situation, i would love somebody to do the same thin

there is derrick henry doing what he does. that 87-yard td run.ravens history and so impactable that my son walked out of the room after this play. he literally just left. >> such a divided family when it comes to football. >> we're all over the place. all over. the broncos overcame miserable conditions as they eked out a win over the jets thanks to a missed field goal by greg zuerlein. the colts throwing two touchdowns against the vaunted steelers. giving them their first loss of the year. and early on for the chiefs. that's patrick mahomes dug them out of their early hole to remain perfect on the season. the win might have come at a cost, though. reports that star receiver rashee rice suffered a torn acl during the game, which is so tough to overcome. >> really, really painful. when it comes to this week in the nfl, three undefeated teams, the chiefs who we just saw, the seahawks and the vikings all undefeated so far. >>> now to the wnba semifinals. they tipped off on sunday with the championship rematch. the new york liberty took game one over

. >> derrick. the name's derrick. >> jimmy: oh, hey derrick, i'm sorry. thank you.and applause ] ♪ that was nice of derrick. oh, "to jimmy from higgins and the roots." wait, what? [ audience aws ] "happy birthday to you. dear jimmy, we love you so much. in honor of your 50th birthday, we want to give you the 50 cupcake salute. please grab your goggles and jockstrap and make your way to the floor." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ all right. uh. ♪ yeah, thanks. [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] i don't know what's about to go down. yeah, i -- i don't know what this is. i think i might be ready. does somebody want to explain what's going on? >> tariq: "jimmy fallon. in recognition of the milestone of your 50th of birthdays, on this 19th day of september 20 and 24, we give you the 50 cupcake salute. may the cupcakes commence." [ cheers ] >> happy birthday! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: stop it! ♪ what is wrong with you? ♪ who got me in the head? ♪ thank you very much. thank you very much. that was --e [ cheers and applause ] demi lovato! [ cheers and a

david: derrick kinney. thank you so much.gh and you've got to remember that. thanks to everyone at home for watching we appreciate you sticking with fox. stick with us for the latest breaking news. fox news live with griff jenkins and alicia acuna is next. stay with us. linda asistencia. well, almost nobody. hayden: the fact st. jude will take care of all this, this is what's keeping my baby girl alive. chelsea: it's everything for us. we wouldn't know what to do. we couldn't afford for our little girl to survive. and st. jude gives us that. [music playing] >> we are just days away from

derrick lytle from our wichita affiliate has the story. >> reporter: half a century, buried in an unmarkedying marker. >> he went the past 54 years without any recognition. he shouldn't have had to go that long. >> reporter: gutierrez was killed in action in 1970 while serving in the army in vietnam. christopher's cousin, theresa guerrero tried for several years to get him a headstone but was told only immediate family could request one. after our story aired in may, a rep from the v.a. administration got the word and the ball rolling. seeing the stone moved her to tears. >> i didn't think that they would come. it means a lot. >> reporter: theresa's mother clara says christopher died a hero. the family received a letter from a fellow soldier who said christopher took a bullet for him. >> christopher saved his life. gave, he gave his life up for him. >> reporter: she says her family's now at peace with a place where they can finally pay respects and honor what christopher did for others. >> the story is done. you know, he's where he should be, to be recognized by the people, and they'll see

dallas, derrick henry on the run. lewis chasing. at the 40, at the 30, he will score! >> the baltimore ravens rode their king to victory on sunday night football. the running back opened the night with the 87-hard touchdown run and caught a pass from jackson for another score. josh allen and the bills were handed their first loss of the season 35-10. >>> coming up, we remember a country legend. >>> and 'rwee back in a minute with a port strike that could wreak havoc on the economy. (♪♪) bounty is made to be stronger... ...and more absorbent. so, while ordinary brands can't hold up, one sheet of bounty keeps working, even when wet. (♪♪) now that's the sound of value. bounty. the quicker picker upper. i'm adding downy unstopables to my wash. now i'll be smelling fresh all day long. [sniff] still fresh. still fresh! ♪♪ with downy unstopables, you just toss, wash, wow. for all-day freshness. >>> there is a major tv merger in the works this morning, but first talks are coming down to the wire to prevent a strike at ports s

derrick coleman, "you will never dunk on me and embarrass me again."ght there -- >> jimmy: that -- he -- he -- you made him do this. >> yes, i did. >> jimmy: he didn't want to do it. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah, i didn't want to do it. >> jimmy: you made him do it. >> shout out to derrick coleman. >> jimmy: and this one i love. this is you giving a piggyback ride to kobe bryant -- [ audience aws ] -- into the arena on the nba finals. >> so, kobe twisted his ankle. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and kobe was probably one of the toughest kids i've ever met. i knew he was gonna play. i didn't want him wearing his ankle out. and, you know, he had just, you know, had a great game. i had a great game. we were winning. we were up. we were happy. i was like, "let -- let -- let me carry you to the arena, get your treatment, 'cause i'm gonna need you to do what you do tonight." so that was many -- many other things that, you know, we used to do. >> jimmy: come on, buddy. [ slams desk ] that's -- you end up winning. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: but let's get to why

derricks and steam shovels get underway, so they chalk the core core. build off for. they must be sharp at all times, but it is necessary to drill solid rock. powerful compressors are installed to counteract the of water and silt. all tunneling is done in compressed air chamber. men, most important of all are, now selected to work under compressed air. a hard and dangerous job every precaution is taken to safeguard them under pressure. work is strain on heart and lung. there is danger also of contracting a known let's called the ben applicant are tested a hospital. but this sensation is similar to that of deep sea diving. he is holding his nose, blowing through his mouth to open up passage leading from throat here, thereby equalizing the air pressure against his eardrum. this man has now passed. his test is called sand hawk and receives the compressed air workers back, which will wear at all time. and. a case our huge steel box has been fabricated in a shipyard launch load up the river and anchored ready for sinking. muck is dug until the case settles on bedrock to wh

entire third congressional district used to be held by ron kind in the la crosse area now held by derrick van orden and that whole district swung dramatically. that phone line -- host: holding aside that line for farmers, 202-748-8003. we would love to hear your farm storiesthis is gina in kentuckye for democrats. go ahead. caller: yes. i would like to ask you a question. how much local farmers are disadvantaged by large corporations taking over farms? and being able to beat the process that the little farmer cannot. and also, the disadvantage of rural farmers not being able to be connected to the websites with better technology for their farms. it has been an ongoing problem for rural areas. i would just like to know what your thoughts are. guest: absolutely. it is a great question. and something we have in our american economy and the global economy as well but particularly we have industries across the american economy dominated by very few large players. very consolidated in the economy. there are reasons for that that relate to regulations in our country and the issue of global trade

now us rapper and producer sean derrick holmes has been arrested in new york city. the federal charges against the rapper, formerly known as puff daddy, had not yet been disclosed. earlier in march, investigators rated combs mansions in los angeles and miami of a pipeline explosion in the us state of texas has caused a massive fire, forcing evacuations. near houston operators shut off the flow of natural gas, but the fires continued to burn as so much remained in the miles of pipeline. the cause of the explosions are still being investigated. police in peru say they have confiscated more than a 1000 kilograms of illegally harvested sharks. tends to discovery was made as an export company that wanted to ship them to asia. environmental groups say that up to 270000000 sharks are killed every year and they're fins sold for use as food or medicine. is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu, as it has expanded. his countries stated goals of the war in gaza to include enabling the return of residents to israel's northern areas. the decision was approved during an overni

authors, a lot of young people for the first time there are meeting authors i could actually work with derrick barnes quite frequently, who is as one of every major literary award, is the children's book tarot card rubric or discussion and young people just resonated toward him when he walked into the room because they had read his book and they saw the resiliency identified in his books. you know, his book titled proud old the cartoons about a young boy going into a barbershop and coming out celebrating who he is. and his other book, i am every good thing again celebrating our boys identity and is you guys books for darryl ruby in the book of boys. so those books and with those appearances you know the parents of the chicago program, those young people went crazy like they would go crazy for and all. accolades all the time would come to their school. so that is what we try to do is with these offers and writers can find these are people in community centers, in bookstores, in libraries. let them come out and enjoy themselves and they find out. peter these authors and writers are just like me.

that was derrick henry. just an 87 yard touchdown run on sunday night football. from there. they beat buffalo. it was a blow-out. 35-10. >> you know, there were questions in the offseason weather derrick henry at 30 years old would still be able to produce. he answered. the longest run of his career. almost 200 yards last night. >> and they were undefeated. >> they were until last night. he's looking good. >>> we have a busy half hour ahead on monday morning. we will start with the royal family in the spotlight again as prince harry makes a high-profile return to london today. >> kelly cobiella is at buckingham palace today. she has the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. prince harry said it is a true privilege to be here for this charity event today, the charity he has worked with now for more than a decade, a children's charity. while they have confirmed he will be at this award ceremony else. a homecoming for prince harry, expected back today, they're not saying much else. a homecoming for prince harry, expected back in london today in su

derrick parker is a retired nypd officer.efore walking into the courtroom. >> they arrested him last night. i spent the evening with him. with him until about 1:00. his spirits are good. he is confident. he is dealing with this head-on like he dealt with every challenge in his life. he is innocent of these charges. >> the other thing he said is that he came to new york knowing he was going to be arrested and suggesting that he peacefully surrendered. put this together. what do you see what's happening with diddy's case? >> well, he was here for the whole week in new york. he has been here all week so his lawyers negotiated that he would be arrested. right now i read the indictment. they just hit him with racketeering, they hit him with sex trafficking and forfeiture proceedings. a slew of charges against him. these are serious charges. the government has had to go after him big time. >> bill: i was reading this thing. some of this is not good, if true. depending what the feds are. if they have cameras or surveillance video fr

derrick dennis, abc news, new york. >> the presidential debate is just three days away.scheduled for tuesday night right here on abc seven. our coverage begins at five. california's landmark push for reparations years in the making is now at a standstill. one week after the plan to begin addressing the harms of slavery and racist policies died at the state capitol. the sponsor of the bills is speaking out. >> it's probably the greatest disappointment in my 26 years of being an elected official to totally be blindsided by these bills that had no opposition. >> state senator steven bradford is the lawmaker behind several reparations bills, including one that would have created an agency to manage compensation to black californians. that bill and one other did not go up for a vote before the end of the legislative session. bradford blames the holdup on fears that governor newsom would veto the bills. the chair of the black caucus says there were other concerns. newsom has not commented. lawmakers say they'll try to bring the bills back next legislative session. bradford, wh

abc news reporter derrick dennis tells us when trump could face potential consequences. >> the judge a big break to the former president friday by agreeing to delay his sentencing until after the election. trump was convicted in may of 34 counts of falsifying business records to cover up a hush money payment to star stormy daniels. he was set to be sentenced on september 18th. judge juan merchan, now moving the hearing to november 26th to avoid any appearance, however unwarranted, that the proceeding has been affected by or seeks to affect the approaching presidential election, in which the defendant is a candidate. trump's democratic opponent, vice president kamala harris, securing a win of her own with a big endorsement. dick cheney, george w bush's vice president, declaring he will vote for harris in november. the announcement made by his daughter, former republican congresswoman liz cheney. >> dick cheney, will be voting for kamala harris. >> liz cheney recently announced she, too, is backing harris. her announcement comes days after john mccain's son, jimmy mccain, a veteran of

abc news reporter derrick dennis tells us when trump could face potential consequences. >> the judgenald trump's hush money trial giving a big break to the former president friday by agreeing to delay his sentencing until after the election. trump was convicted in may of 34 counts of falsifying business records to cover up a hush money payment to star stormy daniels. he was set to be sentenced on september 18th. judge juan merchan, now moving the hearing to november 26th to avoid any appearance, however unwarranted, that the proceeding has been affected by or seeks to affect the approaching presidential election in which the defendant is a candidate. trump's democratic opponent, vice president kamala harris, securing a win of her own with a big endorsement. dick cheney, george w bush's vice president, declaring he will vote for harris in november. the announcement made by his daughter, former republican congresswoman liz cheney. >> dick cheney, will be voting for kamala harris. >> liz cheney recently announced she, too, is backing harris. her announcement comes days after john mccain

online tonight, investigative journalist , tonight, investigative journalist, author and activist derrick broze will be to here talk about the people's reset, an event aimed at promoting regenerative culture. we'll also be joined by colonel douglas mcgregor to discuss recent developments in ukraine, including zelenskyy hitting out at britain for the slowing of delivery of long—range missiles and doctor ivor cummins will be joining us to talk about what's grinding his gears. and i can can i pre—empt that by saying it's basically what grinds my gears. all of that and more coming up. but first, an update on the latest . on the latest. news. >> good evening. the top stories from the gb newsroom . today from the gb newsroom. today marks two years since the passing of britain's longest reigning monarch, queen elizabeth. the second. she was on the throne for 70 years and was beloved by the nation and around the world. earlier today, the king and queen attended crathie kirk church near balmoral , where the late queen balmoral, where the late queen was a regular worshipper. they were there for a s

abc's derrick dennis has more. >> ahead of tuesday's presidential debate.porters in the battleground state of wisconsin. if i destroy her in the debate, they'll say trump suffered a humiliating defeat tonight. and touting his latest endorsement from the fraternal order of police. >> we just got the endorsement of the biggest police group in the country, and 300. police. >> on friday, vice president harris was endorsed by former republican vice president dick cheney. his daughter, former wyoming congresswoman liz cheney, one of the leaders of the january 6th committee, also endorsed her. harris, who visited a small business on saturday, is in debate prep and says she's ready to take on donald trump. >> look, it's time to turn the page on the divisiveness. it's time to bring our country together to chart a new way forward. >> her running mate, minnesota governor tim walz, spoke at the human rights campaign's annual national dinner. >> because what we know is this politics is not an end. it's a means to an end. if we want that hope to become reality, we've got

derrick dennis, abc news, new york. >> the former president will be campaigning in wisconsin today.adelphia for next week's presidential debate. the city will host the first in-person debate between vice president kamala harris and donald trump. some traffic detours are already in place outside the national constitution center, the venue for tuesday's face off. the excitement can be felt throughout the city from top political officials to everyday philadelphians. >> what better place to ensure that americans get an opportunity to see what two choices are in front of them, other than the birthplace of democracy? >> i feel like having it here is like a good place, because it's just like the hub of where everybody kind of comes together. >> harris began preparation for the debate in pittsburgh this week. trump's running mate, j.d. vance, said they don't have any formal debate prep sessions planned. he says trump doesn't need it. the presidential debate is three days away. it is scheduled for tuesday night right here on abc seven, and our coverage begins at 5:00. closer to home now. two

. >>> even the undefeated buffalo bills were no match for king derrick henry. >> there goes henry offunning game against dallas. on the run. lewis chasing. at the 40, at the 30, he will score! circumstances the baltimore ravens rode their king to victory on sunday night football. the legendary running back opened the night with that 87-yard touchdown run and lamar jackson threw another score. the ravens right their ship with a ruschel win and hand josh allen and the bills their first loss this season, 35-10. >>> still to corp., hallie jackson travelled to north carolina asking americans their thoughts on the economy ahead of eltis. eianers in 60 seconds. of one sh? grab bounty. (♪♪) bounty is made to be stronger... ...and more absorbent. so, while ordinary brands can't hold up, one sheet of bounty keeps working, even when wet. (♪♪) now that's the sound of value. bounty. the quicker picker upper. i'm adding downy unstopables to my wash. now i'll be smelling fresh all day long. [sniff] still fresh. still fresh! ♪♪ with downy unstopables, you just toss, wash, wow. for all-day freshness.

. >> reporter: derrick gun was near the scene last night. >> we thought what was that, a backfire for something? then we heard two or three more. and then everybody on the patio, we hit the deck. >> reporter: as this community grapples with the shootings, the search for the suspect goes on. >> we owe it to the victims and the victims' families. >> officials think the shooters are still in birmingham? >> reporter: that's right. the police chief tells me he does believe the suspects are in the birmingham area. this could be gang related, but of course they're still investigating. >>> overseas tonight, a serious warning for americans in lebanon, get out of the country now. it comes as both israel and hezbollah ramp up deadly attacks against each other, reig nated a concern of wider war in the region. . >> reporter: new warnings for americans as israel and hezbollah continue to exchange heavy fire, hundreds of israeli strikes hitting southern lebanon, while, according to the israeli military, hezbollah launching some 150 rockets, cruise missiles and drones landing deeper into israel than

vamos a ver una de las sorpresas de la jornada, porque los raiders le pegaron a derrick.los cuervos de baltimore, allá en boston. pasamos al béisbol de las grandes ligas. porque a pesar de que ya parece muy difícil que los san francisco giants puedan meterse a la postemporada, igual tenían un rival directo hoy para cerrar la serie precisamente celebrando el mes de la herencia hispana frente a los san diego, padres y bueno, los padres iban a barrer la serie primero. aquí elliott ramos, en la alta de la novena, en la baja de la novena y empatar el partido a 2 con este batazo mccovey cove. esta es la primera vez desde el año 2000, que es cuando abrió el estadio que un bateador derecho consigue un splash zone allá en mccovey cove. así que elio ramos haciendo historia, pero después iban a ir entonces un par de batazos de los padres de san diego. este un error al tiro al home y con eso iba a ganar el partido 4 por 2 y vamos a cerrar entonces con los atléticos de oakland que se enfrentaron entonces a los chicago white sox. aquí gaby se iba a volar la barda porque los wilson está

aquí en el cuarto cuarto, derrick henry se escapaba hasta las diagonales y ponía el partido 23 a 16.randes ligas, las esperanzas de los giants de poder pelear por el comodín está cada vez más lejos sobre todo cuando cae frente a un rival directo de televisión, como lo son los padres de san diego. vamos a las acciones en el parque porque aquí heliot ramos para empatar el partido en la baja de la novena, le iba a mandar a mccovey cove el splash y esta es la primera vez que un bateador derecho consigue un home run de aquel lado mandándolo al agua. desde que el estadio se abrió en el año 2000. lamentablemente cuando se fueron a los extraños. camilo doval no iba a poder cerrar la obra. ahí van a caer 2 carreras más y los padres barrieron. entonces la serie a san francisco, que lamentablemente yo creo que no los vamos aviadores estuvieron hoy aquí en el aeropuerto de hayward, ya que el aeropuerto celebró su jornada anual de las puertas abiertas que atrajo a cientos de personas y docenas de organizaciones. un puesto en particular tenía como objetivo interesar a las niñas en la aviación. est

but it's really exciting the derrick ease of through the, for the 1st time in my generation, the shift really strong, solid alternative to europe in integration quote, violations of international humanitarian law. that's the charge levied by the un secretary general of the israel. again, target at a school time to shelter in central guys are kidding, at least 18 people. i think clements by the way to kids and 6 workers from the united nations, just tragic hash tag, gaza, 6, u n. r w a colleagues killed today, went to air strikes, hit a school in a surroundings, in new serat, in the middle areas. this is the highest that told them on our staff in a single incident. this school has been hit 5 times since the war began. it is home to around $12000.00 displaced people, mainly women and children. no one is safe in gaza. no one is spared a disturbing pictures here they off them off. i'll be as ready struck. you'll see in a moment to some people the right that digging through the rubble of still searching for survivors as the schools basically be leveled. and one man spoke about the family. h

so derrick, coffee, the deputy for administer of the russian federation here on the sidelines of of the brakes. security summit here with me sitting just a bit more light as to what's going on behind closed doors. whereas john, this may be on those allowed once to get once again mr. rico. thank you very much for your time. i will be standing by to bring you all the latest from the forum and hopefully more high profile gets life on out. see. all right, i see that you can have donald and so good. i have called the deputy minister of foreign affairs for russia. thank you both very much. in 1345. be, see, it was caught from limestone and painted and brilliant colors, but now the bus, the queen, that for a t t. you can see that around the world with a spectacular historical representation of the leader of ancient egypt. 18th, tennessee is a topic of contention. both and has it cairo once to back, but germany has refused to play and it's simply too from job to move oppression. cultural heritage foundation has categorically denied the notion of giving the boss to back calling it quote, egypt.

new raven derrick henry. king henry five yard touchdown run. kc held him to 46 yards on 13 carries. star of the show rookie xavier worthy on the reverse from patrick mahomes 21 yards to the house. chiefs led 1310 at the half. fourth quarter lamar jackson scrambling, finds isaiah likely. he'll get some blocks downfield. it's a 49 yard touchdown nine catches a buck 11 for likely mahomes not to be outdone we're not worthy xavier again. he's wide open. maybe you want to start him in fantasy instead of keeping him on the bench like some people. yours trulyd o tds. final play. ravens need a touchdown lamar to likely in the back of the end zone. touchdown. we're going to go no no no no no no no. upon further review likely his toe was on the line. the big toe out of bounds. no score. chiefs hold on 2725 days after being shot in the chest, ricky pearsall was back at niners practice in street clothes today. pearsall initially tried to convince kyle shanahan he would be ready to play against the jets monday night. that is not happening. pearsall will miss

overall, the, as you this, as you approach to do is go you have shanella are drawing me now is gordon. derrick is a reporter and journalist for the guardian enjoys me from the hague. gordon is going to help you with this. tell us more about the government's plan and what it means for migration in another as well. the most of the said it was due today is business lifestyle. so what it says singleton is uh, outlined costs and readings back in 2 months ago into the office. and it was paid to declare his own prices and it was late on 3 stages. so 1st it wants to and use it as a few months he was to buy the breeze. oh, new applications for a site. um and remember districts uh, this item uh is for that and they can do that with us. and because of all the ones that the ones i see also saw them crisis low, which, which as they say it would allow them to fix the suspends, you're paying migration agreements because a lot of these things besides your pin level and then fun in the long sounds good brussels, i'm actually so you can opt out from when you're being original. so quote us of does government is

new raven derrick henry. king henry five yard touchdown run.n 13 carries. star of the show rookie xavier worthy on the reverse from patrick mahomes 21 yards to the house. chiefs led 1310 at the half. fourth quarter lamar jackson scrambling, finds isaiah likely. he'll get some blocks downfield. it's a 49 yard touchdown nine catches a buck 11 for likely mahomes not to be outdone we're not worthy xavier again. he's wide open. maybe you want to start him in fantasy instead of keeping him on the bench like some people. yours truly. so he had two tds. final play. ravens need a touchdown lamar to likely in the back of the end zone. touchdown. we're going to go no no no no no no no. upon further review likely his toe was on the line. the big toe out of bounds. no score. chiefs hold on 2725 days after being shot in the chest, ricky pearsall was back at niners practice in street clothes today. pearsall initially tried to convince kyle shanahan he would be ready to play against the jets monday night. that is not happening. pearsall will miss at least a mo

. >> ainsley: two members of the mccoy family, courtney and derrick join us now.ing on fox nation. interesting after 200 years your family still has this feud with the hatfields, it is real. >> it is real. we can't seem to get away from them. >> ainsley: you said they were following you in a sam's club. >> it was wild. harassing a little bit. i keep it moving. get out of here. just because your empire isn't as big as ours. it was just wild. >> ainsley: you have been through a lot in season two. you got married, had a baby girl and we'll see all of this in the season. >> we'll see that. you will see that we have daisy but it is so much more than that. you are going to see our issues with the hatfields, what they've been putting us through. how they tried to impede us and hinder us from moving around. they don't want us in the region. not only will you see the family part us growing and expanding within our love and marriage but -- >> ainsley: you have the mccoy station, restaurant, catering, bar, go thriving business. you are a financial planner, is that right? you

the evidences derrick,, there are videos of these.e this evidence when they are executing these warrants earlier in the year. i would say to p. diddy, of the gig is up, you've used your power and influence and authority for decades and these courageous survivors of these alleged heinous crimes have come forward and spoken up. this is there time for justice and this cannot, it will not be swept under the rug. the district is solid, they do solid work and this will not be another epstein part two. i believe this is the tip of the iceberg there. there will be other conspirators that will be arrested. this is just beginning and those that are getting to the table first, they will cooperate as quickly as they can. >> i think you are right on that thank you both for coming on. >> thanks for having us. >> trace: you saw the person go down there wounded. thousands of people were wounded and 11 were killed when the pagers they used to communicate with each other all exploded at the same time. it's believed the victims were all members of the h

. >> derrick. from clearwater, florida. >> terry. >> jeff. from illinois. >> janice: come up here. from? >> illinois. >> janice: look at the map in new york city, okay day, cloudy skies. gulf coast, i'm concerned with flooding from southeast texas through louisiana, mississippi, alabama and florida panhandle. this is not a tropical named storm, it is tropical moisture and we're concerned with flash flood risk. very hot with temperatures over 100 degrees. have a great weekend. you celebrating anything? >> just life. >> janice: love it. steve doocy, over to you. >> steve: thank you. straight ahead special performance from lakewood music, you will see exclusively on "fox and friends," you are next. let's check in with dana perino, preview of what is happening in nine minutes and 28 seconds. >> dana: thank you, steve. alleged georgia high school shooter and his father will be in court this morning, what we could hear and what is next in the case. economic tea leaf reading, what jobs numbers mean for the election, views from both sides and x banned in brazil, we will be there live and b

congressman derrick van orden joins me now.rates this crime from others, fact it happened in your home town of prairie dushine, small community of 5000 people. how did a venezuelan gang member wind up in your community? >> by sheer inkocompetence of t harris border czar and fact minnesota, minneapolis are sanctuary towns and cities. this person came into the united states through el paso sector with known venezuelan gang tattoos. the person never should have entered the country to begin with, it is part of biden-harris policy. later they were arrested for possession of stolen property and released because they are sanctuary state and arrested two hours east of here in madison, wisconsin, for nearly identical set of crimes except for sexual assault and made their way here and brutalized a mom and daughter over days les than half a mile from where four of my gr grandchildren live. this person should have been stopped at the border and arrested in minneapolis and deported. if that did not happen, should have been arrested in dane

running back derrick henry gone, setting a new flan chiez records with his 87-yard touchdown run, theback. they blew out the bills, 35-10. >>> to be able now, and it should be a dramatic day on the diamond to officially wrap up the regular season. all eyes will be on atlanta, where the braves will welcome in their division rival new york mets for a makeup doubleheader to determine the final two national league wild-card teams. both atlanta and new york need to win just one game each today to punch their tickets to october. so if they split, they both go. but if either team sweeps the doubleheader, it will be the arizona diamondbacks moving on. and whatever team loses both teams today, going home for the winter. whichever two teams survive will have a quick turnaround with a full-fledged play starting tomorrow. the detroit tigers and kansas city royals also confirmed their spots over the weekend as the american league wild-card teams. let's remember that. on august 11th, the tigers had just a 2% chance of making playoffs, which they hadn't done in a decade. >>> all right, we're now get

derrick henry is a battering ram. got on top of lamar jackson is a guy who you do not want to encounter in any sort of scenario in which you have to tackle a person. so they ran him a zillion times, and he beat them up a zillion times, it felt like, and it worked. >> well, i don't want to whine and sound like an old man, but they don't know how to tackle anymore. somebody like derrick henry, in the secondary, they turn sideways and let him bounce. now, talking about -- >> it's the top of the hour. >> it is the top of the hour, but we have two minutes more important. >> two minutes past the top of the hour. >> i want to talk about my man, justin fields, who should still be in chicago. if he were still at chicago, chicago would have at least two wins right now. but this pittsburgh steelers team, this is, again, we seem to be moving right now kind of past the era of throw the ball 800 times a game. >> yup. >> the pittsburgh steelers look like a team that would have won a super bowl when i was younger. a team that runs th

give the ball to derrick henry. there was some question as to whether he was washed up.dy 87 yards to the house on this play. two tds and 199 yards rushing for henry. the bills in desperation mode. so they call a trick play lateral back to allen for the throw. he's absolutely crushed on this play. a fumble recovered by baltimore. but allen got crunched and a bit shaken up there. we really do hope he's okay. that drive lamar jackson waltzes in on this play on the right side there. 3510 the final. the ravens back to 500 at two and two. it's the bills first loss. and hey we've got after the game coming your way after monday night football. between the seahawks and lions. coverage starts at 5 p.m. join larry biel and the gang right here on monday night. hey let's kick it. she's got her popcorn for bay fc in seattle. yummy. 27th minute on the penalty. bay fc converts right here. that's the only goal. bay fc wins one to nil. one of the greatest moments in giants franchise history happened 70 years ago today. willie mays made the catch at the polo grounds in game one of the 195

and i think derrick carr in the offense and their new coordinator is -- has done an amazing job.5 points a game. in the nfl that works and their defense has played really well. they dominated dallas this past week and sent word around the league we're for real. >> martha: fox has a big lineup this weekend. what games are you looking forward to. green bay packers against tennessee and giants and cleveland. >> i would say the eagles versus the saints is to me -- philadelphia has had struggles. and it started in the back last season and carried over. defense, new coordinator on offense, you know, they seem to be a team that is kind of within a game. they are up and down and back and forth and you get excited. having gone to school and having a lot of friends from philly, they are a unique group of fans and they can be quick to start booking parades and also jumping off the roof. >> dana: tell me about it. i sit next to jesse watters on the five and here about it every monday. >> i think that game is the most interesting game on the slate. >> dana: good luck with the rookie guy in th

derrick henry with a first down. >>> cardinals trailing here. end zone, reliance touchdown. >>> stafford, across to williams. >> oh, silver-salted to the end zone. >>> among the teams still undefeated, the minnesota vikings and pittsburgh steelers. >>> speaking of another team, let's go to atlanta. the kansas city chiefs against the falcons. patrick mahomes shook off an early interception to throw a pair of tds, and the chiefs defense schultz them down to keep the two-time super bowl-reigning champs with an unbeated victory. they've had three close games. they've won them all. week three concludes tonight with an nfl double night doubleheader. we've got bills, jaguars, and commanders and bengals. >>> turning now, the mlb playoff chase as we enter final week with some of the division titles still unclaimed. it's going to be a fun week. let's start in baltimore and detroit. kerry carpenter hit a pair of home runs, while parker meadows pulled back a would-be home run here in the fifth. let's watch. great catch. tigers hang on to beat the orioles, 4

in sunday night football, derrick henry set a baltimore record in the team's first possession of thethe longest rushing touchdown in ravens franchise history. he'll also have a receiving touchdown in this game. ravens dominated the entire night against the buffalo bills. final score 35 to 10. we'll move now to some of our top stories this morning. pga is planning to turn off power for several thousand customers up and down the state in the next day, or two due to hot, windy weather here in the bay area. the planned shutoffs are expected to affect some 500 customers in some rural parts of napa, contra costa, alameda and sonoma counties. police are looking for multiple shooters after a deadly shooting at a high school reunion in oakland. 38 year old tony miller was killed after several shots were fired during the annual mcclymonds high school alumni picnic at defremery park. police are asking anyone with information on the deadly shooting to give them a call. 747 here. help for many student loan holders expires today. also, wall street is watching for developments in that pending strik

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taylor elliott, derrick marble, 35, names angela crawford, brandon hemphill jody hayes has never heardunga with the power to charge up to $19,000 on her marriott bonvoy chase card or get $950 cash back, leaving hayes on the hook. i know i have good credit, but i've never seen anything like this ever. >> hayes and her husband were on a cruise in august when she got an informed delivery email from the u.s. postal service with what appeared to be dozens of credit cards headed her way. >> this fiasco ruined the end of our vacation. >> she says she got in touch with chase from the cruise ship. >> they were just very, you know, basic. okay yeah. maybe it's some computer glitch. we'll stop it. >> hayes says chase also put her in touch with the fraud department, which she says called her back when she returned home with no explanation. >> just. we'll take care of it. we'll send you a new card, a new number, a response that was less than satisfactory to her. i wanted them to send an email. did you authorize all these people to be on your credit card? and i wanted them to say, we'll investigate

abc's derrick dennis has more. >> ahead of tuesday's presidential debate, former president trump rallying the battleground state of wisconsin. if i destroy her in the debate, they'll say trump suffered a humiliating defeat tonight. and touting his latest endorsement from the fraternal order of police. >> we just got the endorsement of the biggest police group in the country, and 300. 380 police. >> on friday, vice president harris was endorsed by former republican vice president dick cheney. his daughter, former wyoming congresswoman liz cheney, one of the leaders of the january, also endorsed her. harris, who visited a small business on saturday, is in debate prep and says she's ready to take on donald trump. >> look, it's time to turn the page on the divisiveness. it's time to bring our country together to chart a new way forward. >> her running mate, minnesota governor tim walz, spoke at the human rights campaign's annual national dinner. >> because what we know is this politics is not an end. it's a means to an end. if we want that hope to become reality, we've got to do the work to m

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. >> san francisco deputy police chief derrick jackson says if the change is made, it would also makecity's 400 newly installed license plate readers more effective, with the ability to better track stolen rental vehicles, we can be more effective in identifying criminal suspects and to continue to keep driving down crime. governor newsom has until the end of september to sign or veto the bill in san francisco. lena howland, abc seven news the mayor of antioch has proposed a new idea as the city looks to tackle the homelessness crisis. >> mayor lamar hernandez thorpe wants to update antioch's no camping ordinance that was passed back in 1996. it mandates that no one can camp in a tent or car, but currently applies only to city parks and recreational facilities. the mayor wants to expand that to include public waterways, trails, and plazas that would give city service providers a greater ability to offer help to people living in dangerous encampments. >> antioch is not going to be a dump site for the bay area's problems, so i would encourage other cities to do take the same actions tha