and a lot of these companies at one time 1949 were forced by the key fowler commission the us senate to reveal their records when they were investigating interstate racketeering interstate gambling and things of that nature all the mcclellan committee. of the united states senate so the records represented where gaming was occurring. not only in the state of nevada, but throughout the united states. you can watch this and other programs on the history of communities across the country at c-span.org cities tour. this is american history tv only on c-span 3. according to the us state department president franklin d roosevelt took office intent to improve relations with the nations of central and south america developing the good neighbor policy with a goal of emphasizing trade in cooperation rather than military force next on real america a 1944 film reflecting that policy the bridge documenting the economic and political importance of latin america to the united states the film highlights mineral and agricultural riches of the region and details the problems of poverty and inadequate

radio show also fox news contributor richard fowler.ight into this. tim carney, if joe biden is not the president, then who is the president? 'joe biden is the president. the fact is the democrats decided to nominate, help a guy who be the best present united states but the person is most likely to beat donald trump redoubts are single minded focus that was congresses focus reforms that was the media focus. the pic to guide they knew and liked way too old for the job. got to feel bad for the man taken job at this age. it's an elder abuse to put them in this position he's going to be more managed. he's going to have less freedom to say what the president thanks than the average president i'm surprised his advanced age its main what the democrats said. kennedy: its elder per the only reason people voted for joe biden he was not donald trump, is that reason enough? have we been sold a bill of presidential goods? i see you're drinking, tim carney it's a little early for that. [laughter] 's >> id believe clearly this reaction the way there h

and it is richard fowler. welcome everyone great to see you. let's get right into it. there been so many people from the "new york times", chris have said i did not get a lot of credence to the store because president trump said it's true. therefore phallic a lot of things he said were false. so everything he says must be false. that is a fallacious way of thinking. >> that is unbelievable. i cannot believe maggie actually told the truth for once. because asserted that we automatically doubted it and therefore it became political and so we questioned it. i am flabbergasted she actually told the truth for once in her life paired with really terrifying here is people are acting like in the media their new facts that cause us to rethink the origins. in fact there were new facts. we look at the facts it existed at the time. you're getting banned from facebook for even asking the question. they were not interested in actually doing the hard work of finding out where this came from, how it could be prevented. they were interested in one thing doing political damage of the pr

after scoring in a european match in 1970 star striker robbie fowler pulled up his talk to reveal a messageof support for striking dockers i'm a proud of the fact that he didn't i'm also proud of the fact that you support him . it was important to him as an important to us that he has shown solid honesty but the fact that he was one of the biggest names in the premier league at the time and he and his scots roots as a people would turn up outside anfield and i'll go as a young. do me a favor on thursday the kids football presentation and it wasn't can you do it it was you know and that was what was required off you and 6 seconds of the same when you have used to speak so the talk of the street somebody would turn up at anfield or melwood when you go. went out for the lights yeah it's not as if you do as a favor or whatever listen because it's what this is what we do business and you would never shy away from. managed political decline and the dust of the cave left liverpool alienated from the rest of the country. in august 2019 that moon found the voice at 20 the home of english football yo

airstrikes hit gaza $28.00 palestinians including children killed promise of edge when netanyahu fowler's attacks. a massive palestinian armed factions of 5 what they're calling the biggest rockets 2 women have been killed in southern israel. hello again i'm adrian finighan of and doha this is al jazeera also coming up. several students of a teacher killed off for a couple of opens fire at a school and russia's cousin says he. u.s. regulators approved the fire as a biotech covert 19 vaccine for use in children as young as 12 and china's demographic crisis the latest census shows the slowest population growth in decades . it is 1600 hours g.m.t. 7 pm in gaza where there's been more israeli strikes these are live pictures from at least $28.00 palestinians have been killed including 9 children funerals are being held for some of those victims including 11 year old boy who died on monday. 2 rockets from a drone hit the top of my home 15 or 10 minutes later the barracks nearest were hit after they were done bombing the barracks the israeli army told me to go back home . they kill and there was

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. >> a lot of element in the case against lori fowler who faces murder charges for the death of the twoldren. todd: us a little 9/11 hero who far until his own death. "fox and friends first" starts right now.

when justin thomas won the pga two years ago, ricky fowler and jordan spieth were waiting for him down as he finished on the 18th green. the guys really support each other. and they've got enough money. they are not worried about the money. they know it's a game. and these guys are their friends, and they enjoy it. david: in recent years, tiger woods has struggled a bit. he went 10 years between winning a major tournament. do you think today that your record of 18 majors can be broken by tiger, or by anybody? jack: i think so. the way brooks koepka is going, he's going to do it before tiger. i felt like--i remember the last one that tiger won prior to this was at torrey pines in san diego 10 years ago. tiger hit it all over the place and won the tournament. now, he had not had a back fusion, and his swing is much better now than it was then. he has now learned not to hit it hard, because he doesn't want to hurt himself, and tiger's short game is fantastic. tiger is going to win a lot more tournaments. whether he's going to win 3 or 4 me major tournaments, i don't know, but tiger's-- 43

. >> a lot of element in the case against lori fowler who faces murder charges for the death of the two children. todd: us a little 9/11 hero who far until his own death. "fox and friends first" starts right now. todd: speaking of is that individual so much for the 9/11 community, beautiful thing what he did, self-sacrifice is what he did. we bring you that story. >> those who are still with us, never forget them. that is for sure. you are watching "fox and friends first" wednesday morning. todd: fox news alert, protests erupting coast to coast, police declare a riot after people pushed a burning sumter in front of the justice center this happening in portland, rioters started the fire after smashing the building at windows trying to break in and fireworks at officers as they tried to calm the crowd, several people were arrested. laura: protesters marching through the streets and blocking traffic, demonstrated through trash on roads creating dangerous and hazardous conditions for the public. president biden is hopeful there will be an agreement on police reform, meeting with george fore

it starting tonight's lightning round, bringing in fox news contributor richard fowler, and michael, mike: first mass diffusion, here is biden today. >> some people might want to continue to wear masks even if there vaccinated. that's a decision they can make. some businesses may want to continue to requirement wearing masks. let's be kind and respectful of one another. >> mike: lead us off, mike. >> it's interesting, we've had a lot of confusion over the last year over masks and social distancing, 3 feet, 6 feet, should we wear one mask? where to go masks? all over the map and i think the problem is that we have too many politicians in washington, d.c., who are trying to dictate the science and were not actually following the signs and data. i think covid's a serious problem and we are getting through it with president trump's vaccines and we need to follow the signs in the data. >> mike: more from "saturday night live." >> we've got great news this week, they cdc announced fully vaccinated people no longer need to wear masks or socially distance. except if you go to most places. [l

"fox news" channel kat timpf and the richard feller show news can facts news contributor richard fowler. welcome back everyone. you have to very important groups of people alexandra 70% of ceos saying nope you are going back to work and 50% of people say you have disrupted our lives and we are going to stay home. what happens from here? >> i think a lot of people got covid comfortable. we all know it's a hassle to arrange childcare and dog walkers and there are some things that are easier done if you are at home with your laptop open. i have full faith that we will hear this out of something can be offered to employees without ever-increasing work balance and workplace balance that as people would e-mail you and the company would say she's coming back to the office for more money more than a fifth or leave you alone on weekends to but look i do think ultimately this does start at the top. the president is a symbol and it's disheartening to see his continued persistence with the mask. i think it gives people an excuse to rest on their laurels and not get back to normal. kennedy: kat what

. >> harris: tammy bruce is here and richard fowler is here radio talk show host both fox news contributors the governor saying he gets advice and talks to with other journalists, now i'm curious about why cnn isn't investigating and publicly saying that. were these other journalists at cnn? >> you know, i think harris this is not unusual. we have now grown used to this. it can't just be that network. we know it's the broadcast networks, msnbc has an issue and newspapers have issues and a distrust of legacy media. we see this resolving door as well whether it's jake tapper, who was a democrat operative on capitol hill. many people don't know that. of course, george stephanopolous and it becomes difficult because you see that they don't cover the news really. it really is an opinion network. they should just admit that they are an opinion network and then, of course, chris cuomo has other issues when he had covid, you know, telling people that he is buried in his basement and isolated and then we find out that was untrue as well. so americans are making their choice. they are not choosing th

rachel campos-duffy fox news contributor and host of moms on fox nation and richard fowler fox news contributorwell. great to see you both. rachel. i'll start with you. mom puts you in this diverse category. yet just a couple of weeks ago some of the woke crowd were saying if you have too many babies, you are committing environmental vandalism. i'm so confused right now. i didn't realize it would make it into the c.i.a. video that i'm a mom. >> by the way, i didn't know if i was watching a poetry jam session or recruitment video. it was comical but a little scary. it hits close to home with me. my sister a latino mom of four was a case officer in the c.i.a. for 10 years and i asked her what she thought of this video. she was horrified. the intersectional cisgender mom of color with anxiety disorder. me, me, me narsism is what she thought. c.i.a. is about quiet service. this is a very dangerous time to have people in the c.i.a. who aren't, you know, absolutely devoted to america. if you listen to that video she never identifies herself as an american. she never talks about america. you see the p

he is most racially known for his award-winning goal as amy fowler on the big bang theory.make sure you dot ss y of it. you can watch jehe on abc 7. >>> tourism is a big business in the san francisco. it is coming back but not quite all the way. >> it will be several years before we are fully recovered from the tourism industry and probably at least three years. >> starting this afternoon right here on abc 7, we are bringing you a bundle of reports looking at what needs to happen to bring back the tourists and the money they spend here. >> everyone has had their eye on california's june 15 reopening and our covid restrictions up until now look like they're helping. the support debuts all this week but you can watch them all right now on our abc 7 bay area up wherever you stream. >>> amazon's upcoming experiment. how it involves sharing your internet with your neighbors. >>> imagine making your film directing debut on disney+. the new pilot program that is giving aspiring film makers a shot and how you creations in. >>> it is almost here. a day away from the start of pride i

>> shannon: to set that dynamic and democrats to defy history with fox news contributor's richard fowler murdock, good to see you. >> good to see you, shannon. biko okay, let's start with this "new york magazine," democrats to paint the house slimming stats. since world war ii the president's party has lost an average of 27 house seats in total action and democrats with in 2022 will forfeit congressional control firing an epiphany on the other side of the capital to get ready to raise the white flag. all right, dee royce are they overly confident what does 2020 to look look like to you? >> it looks pretty good so far. one of the things is reapportionment because of the movement of people over the last ten years, the senses will shift seats to primarily republican states to taxes and north carolina. we have five seats right there and those are all states donald j. trump one back. and a much bigger situation for the democrats which is this is no longer of the fathers or mothers democrat party. this is the democrat party of no borders, free health care for illegal aliens, $6 trillion in spe

that congressman pat fowler joins us now. thank you very much for talking to us.t of all can we talk about the double standard out of washington when it comes to this cancel culture? >> julie, thank you for having me on and i tell you what if the text at democrats didn't have a double standard they wouldn't have standards at all. joy behar and jimmie kimmel and virginia governor that have worn black face and faced no consequence. this fellow gary o'connor he cuts deep. that wasn't an insult that was made to wound and his resignation should be accepted forth with. >> julie: congressman byron donalds points out that cancel culture is not coming for democrats in this case saying it's no secret that the media and democratic party are in cahoots and their refusal to put down that remark is proof of that. congress had an opportunity, a very rare opportunity, to actually show diversity. you had tim scott, a black man coming out and speaking on behalf of america saying we're not a racist country. and you would think that would be met with applause by the left, no? instead

. >> reporter: ian fowler oversees the collection of nearly 800,000 historic maps at the new york publicope, represented here,,. >> reporter: there he is. this isn't north and south? >> no. >> reporter: lo and behold, as time passes, actual geography begins to show up. north and south america look kind of peculiar. >> they do. we're still getting information from explorers as they come back. >> reprter: a lot of it wrong. >> we have california depicted as an island. >> reporter: oh, look at that. and look at poor, squuished michiganan on this o one from 1775. ♪♪ >> reporteter: fast forward toto thee 20thh century, when michigan got its revenge. the cars it produced revolutionized maps. >> you really didn't get roadmaps until the advent of the car. if people had traveled to chicago, they would pick up one of these guide books. >> reporter: john mcavoy is the vice president of rand mcnally. >> the very first automobile map they published was of new york city and the vicinity. and they were also the first ones to start the numbering roads. the system was later adopted at the model to use ac

discuss, another top story, let's bring in the political panel, leo terrel and radio show host richard fowlerate, the timing of this about-face, from cdc, it wasn't okay, because the science wasn't off. do you think this is following the science or is it political? >> let's be very clear it is purely politics, a couple weeks ago that cdc director changed her story to give a personal opinion. 2 weeks ago the cdc talked about if you're having to have your kids go to summer camp you got to wear a mask. all of a sudden, it is very simple you have a border crisis. it is total chaotic white house. the final point is school teachers, on martha maccallum's show holding back kids, and it is strictly politics, not even have a vaccine. >> do you agree? >> here's what we know. as more americans, we get closer to heard immunity. they go to their doctor and pharmacist and they become vaccinated, as they rolled back many regulations in the global pandemic killed 600,000 americans. we are at the point that if you are vaccinated, doesn't take away the fact that many don't have mask mandates in place, the covi

we spoke with the ceo of australian cryptocurrency exchange btc market caroline fowler earlier. >> somewe will see the volatility story play out in decreasing manner as the maturity of the sector revolves. -- evolves. it will stick around for the shorter term. certainly not helps the supply side shocks that we experienced. the announcement that came out of china with regards to additional restrictions on bitcoin and bitcoin minors. we saw the impact that that had on the price. keep in mind that we should expect to see volatility of this nature. >> when you take a look at the demographics of your user base, can you tell us about how it changed over the last 12 months? also the nature of these transactions, how it has changed as well. >> absolutely. the stereotypical crypto investor has evolved and moved on. certainly in our exchange, we would have been dominant in the age group 25-44. we have seen that shift to involve men and women now. also a stretch in terms of the age profile. we saw about 5% of our user base being aged over 60. in the course of last year, that has shifted, it has do

. >> ron fowler was foreman of the jury, amy petrila was the one and only woman.r and her character? >> you know, manipulated and cold -- a cold blooded killer. >> would you agree with that? >> well, yeah. and i guess maybe not quite to that degree. >> but was she? >> you know, she's a teacher. she's never been in trouble before. >> but as he listened to testimony, ron found cara's actions odd. >> she never cried when she was on the phone with the stepdaughter, "i'm so sorry. i didn't mean to shoot him." so that really bothered me through the case. >> they were less bothered, mind you, by the way cara's story of what happened kept changing. >> the testimonies from some of the experts say that's not unusual. >> victims of assault, physical assaults or sexual assaults, act different than people who are contemplating murder. >> score one for the defense in a series, otherwise, of strikeouts. its portrayal of j.j. as an opiate-addicted drunk, for one. >> when they tried to paint him as being this, you know, drunk, on drugs, and irrational, i didn't put a lot of basis

washington times opinion editor and richard fowler, both fox news contributors. how are you doing?. we hear about childcare, we hear about covid concerns and we have the enhanced unemployment benefits. >> they closed schools. yeah, i think only thing more alarming than the jobs numbers themselves is the fact that you have to listen to joe biden and a lot of other democrats claim that these added benefits don't have anything to do with the inservetive. people aren't stupid. if they get paid more to stay home they're being penalized for going to work they won't go to work. it would be moronic. the underlying thing here that is so dangerous and alarming that joe biden and a lot of democrats are ignoring is the fact the more you print money, the more you borrow, the government borrows money to make these payments that we don't have. the government doesn't have in order to pay people not to go to work, the more you do that, the more you flirt with inflation. we're already seeing it whether it is housing prices or grocery prices. prices are going up. when prices go up they don't hurt wea

rickie fowler one of a group on 2 under. mciroy is one over par through 2.ootball writers' association. the portugal centre back receives the honour in his first season in the english game, after signing for city from benfica last summer. he's the first defender to win it since liverpool's steve nicol 32 years ago. dias beat his teammate kevin de bruyne and tottenham's harry kane in a poll of almost 700 writers. cardiff city defender sol bamba has said on his social media that he is now cancer free. he was being treated for non—hodgkin lymphoma. bamba was diagnosed in december and underwent chemotherapy. in the post the cardiff city player said he was over the moon, thanking his family, fans and his club for their support. and the nhs who he said took such good care of him. former england striker eni aluko has been appointed as sporting director of the new los angeles—based side angel city fc. she left a similar position at aston villa women last week. angel city wll have their first season in the us national women's soccer league in 2022. aluko said it was

fox news contributor richard fowler joins new now.oming on and we're going to discuss it. how are millennials changing, like all of their experiences, how are they changing this country? >> thanks for having me, dagen. i think it's such an interesting story. i spent a lot of time talking to millennials, business owners, hollywood writers and folks in politics. what you're finding is, millennials unlike older generations, they aren't overreliant on social security and large cap stocks and they're looking to the market to find their own gains. you saw it yesterday how the price of amc shot through the roof. that wasn't because wall street said you should buy amc. that was because of reddit, reddit wall street beat, that a was because of twitter and facebook and millennials communicating via the social network saying we have to turn the price of the stock up. as a result of that kind of communication, what you're seeing is that they rose the stock price almost 12% yesterday. dagen: you write about millennials have no confidence in key in

so lord mcfall recently elected to succeed lord fowler.o say that he is the second lord high chancellor to come from the welsh town of len exley —— llanelli. he is in his post and will be part of the procession again for the state opening. in view once again of the royal staircase and the lord high chancellor has arrived. and this is the scene outside. prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall being brought to the palace of westminster. they are pretty much on time. just passing parliament square and approaching the palace itself. and if we cross central london and if we go across st james's park central london and if we go across stjames's park and green park, this wonderfully green and beautiful part of central london, we can see buckingham palace once again. approaching the sovereign's entrance. and in they go, ready for the procession a little later. the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall. they will be taking their place as the queen takes her place on the throne. being greeted by the marquess of cholmondeley, in charge of t