we're going to missouri, alabama, louisiana, galveston, texas twice.to go bacy west. a lot of markets we were in, we found great deals and s still affordable. i'm talking a couple million, but these are dream houses. but 2 million versus what it could have been. maria: i love watching your show. i live vicariously through what you're shooting. you recently took time off to complete a half ironman in arizona. oh, my god, cheryl, we have pictures. i was rooting you on on intake gram. look at you -- instagram. how was it? cheryl: it was great. this is my first ironman. my brother, he left his family behind in texas to join me in arizona to basically hold my hand through this whole thing. i had never done one before and didn't know if i could do it. it was an incredible experience. it's a swim, bike, run. the bike is -- it's 56 miles. then you do a half marathon. it's a lot. so i'm a little tired but overall i feel pretty good, shockingly to tell you. i wasn't sure if i would be here today. >> what was the hardest part. cheryl: honestly, the half marathon

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not galveston. i've either looked like it because i had your cleans kurama catherine as affairs then you ought you behind. but when you get a nice with no glass going on. oh, fun. yeah. unless i got them in a slightly cheaper. yeah. the staff launches the, let's say, a bus, a bus here. the slough means me. when my shows that amusement over you all the shy black, oregon, the town of rebellion, where is one of don't bounce his industrial centers. mm hm. for 8 years it was occupied by craney and troops. now, only a few houses remain in the once large and flourishing city in retreat, ukrainian troops leave only ashes behind and the graves of civilians was walmart vulgar. i shall set up, still wore a black, similar mirth, almost a drawer clearly shows for. so let's say uh its i last that you stick them both by hip so ill neosha, pisca and bully carol thought, pity this did show other mom said that save her an account. shelton at mcmurry. shouldn't the stylee more? he should melissa pods awhile. a minute.

in other words, it went away on its own due to increasing immunity among the population. galveston on to how were you able to determine that agenda based on case numbers, you won't find hospitalization will and would it impact soon? phone number of infections and hospitalization. those with the most money, all figures now along with mobility data and various surveys. you know, there's a range of data to draw on. we still don't have the perfect data set here in germany. for example, we don't know exactly how many on reported cases there are, because there is no representative surveillance in germany often by, based on various indicators of we can assume and i'm reported case number of between factor 2 and 5. that is 2 to 5 times the number of reported cases up as people who wouldn't on. yeah, we still, in the pandemic on it all has curve it become endemic. one is good news to i'm and can't really pinpoint a day when a pandemic ends and a virus becomes endemic. but one of the criteria is clear that the wave receipts without having to introduce any big restrictions or changes in behavior

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he was putting the finishing touches on the book about one of the last us missions enough galveston, pineapple express. but since the raid all traces of his association with a book, having mysteriously deleted, simon and schuster has scrubs his name from all press materials. the 1st sentence of the jacket previously read. in april a, b. c. news correspondent james gordon. meek. got an urgent call from a special forces operator serving overseas. now it says in april, an urgent call was placed from a special forces operator serving overseas. but there was another twist. one colleague described a picture in his office that was taken in the desert in which all of the others posing with meek, had their faces blocked out. reporters from a number of news organizations chase a story for months. but bizarrely a b c makes his former employer has not investigated the right at all the rolling stone. oh it's cool. that 1st broke the story stated that he could frequently collaborated with abc anchored david moore. but that line has since been removed without internet is note adding to the mystery.

because a threat, especially in of galveston often with the support of rich and do you as intelligence and special forces remains very high. there were other topics covered at the press conference, of course journalists asked about the progress of moscow special milch operation of ukraine, and whether we can expect more attacks on the ukrainian strategic infrastructure in the near future. here is wideman hooton's answer. i'm sure a lot of bruce, we're sure knew all of the current events we would have eventually faced later only and worse conditions for us that sol. so we are acting correctly in an in timely manner. of course, destroying ukraine has never been. our plan here is an example with crimea, where 2400000 people live. ukraine cut off their water. so our troops have to go in and open the water flow to crimea. this is an example of the logic of our actions shot. now there is no need for massive strikes at the moment. we have other kinds of tasks which they summers to layer in september in rush and here. why report and shared he's positive assessment tissue. she'll even if it is

giants were caching in with hefty prophets and dominating the west's digital market. unchallenged. galveston is a good fit in russia when you use google and type something into the search engine . if you pay nothing, it's free. local, please. and again, as of course, that doesn't mean the company doesn't make money because it does that by selling data. but they took my definition as intangible and they got one of the big challenges in taxation today is also to capture values that traditionally cannot be captured, that a local nice back up to hit additional ready filled it up. the challenge is gigantic. it was, it is really about sovereignty. hipaa, if we do not manage the state such as france, which have a high level of tax revenue that will be in great difficulty. it. yes. then there is the risk of this tax revenue will slip away from their territory and will be missing from the revenue doctor. and as a result, they go, there will be great difficulty in financing public services. i mean tinning the economic. what you'll see also speak in almond to meet this new challenge, the o e. c. d, whi

. >> cheryl: and galveston, texas and hawaii. >> ainsley: so proud of you and fox business network. the forecast. >> janice: this cold front, that is where we have cooler than average temperatures, could see snow for parts of the upper mississippi river valley. threat for stronger storms, tornado, damaging wind, heavy rainfall and this system will march eastward and heavy rain from the mid-atlantic to the northeast. prepare for that and we'll see travel delays, as well. tropical storm carl in the gulf of mexico, the bay of campici, bringing heavy rain to new mexico and gulf coast and southeast and we have a fall foliage look for the rockies and northern plains midwest and it is spectacular, wonderful time of year to look at the leaves and thanks to foliage report for partnering with fox weather. >> ainsley: over to carley. >> carley: news by the numbers, 179 dollars, that is new price for the most expenseiff ticket at disneyland. lower priced tickets are $104. 4.4 billion, how much honda is investing with electric vehicles. expected to wrap up by end of 2024 and bring 2200 jobs. may

that vessel that was supposed to resupply fort sumter the one that van dorn captured outside of galveston texas is sitting at the bottom in greenwood mississippi. there is some trivia. while he is down there going back to texas the good folks of san aonio durable and after generous toast he responded like this, the only reason i'm telling you this is because i like to hear my voice echo office microphone, it will give you all honesty a good taste of what he was like and it's all cavalier if you will. sir, walter scott, i hope you did not do this off-the-cuff, if he did i am jealous. this assemblage of beauty ends to the thirsty is ambition. one smile from the beauty contended in the rough arena of life where more than sufficient to compensate me for all my humble labors on the field. the smile of women and the approbation of men of our aspirations. to win them the student burns the midnight lamp the soldier sheds his blood on the battlefield and for them all are willing to die they are the sweetest apples. i'll never get this one his parities, anybody no agent history, guess what all that

first, brian and liz johnson scouring galveston and she says yee-haw, texas, baby. so much fun.his couple lost during the recession and two episodes airing tonight. all of this part of the new season of fox business prime. very exciting on the network today. new episodes of favorite prime shows will be premiering all week long. tonight american dream home right after yours truly here. i don't have the band playing right now. they are at the beginning at least. we are paying them a little bit more. >> carley: cheryl, thank you, congratulations. they are fun shows. that pennsylvania senate race we were just talking about remains locked in a dead heat with less than three weeks to go before election day. president biden set to campaign with democrat candidate john fetterman tomorrow in philadelphia, but some voters in the keystone state thinks the liberal agenda will only make things worse. air force veteran and former penn state instructor john dirks has lived in pennsylvania for 33 years. he's got a serious vested interest in the state and of course, joins me now. john, good morn

myrtle beach, south carolina and galveston, texas. i'm a texan so i'm excited. their story they met in church when they were very young. they have seven kids. they are. >> rachel: i already like that. >> yeah. you would like them very much. looking for a place for all the kids want to have room for the grandparents to come over and help the kids. they lost their home to foreclosure in 2008 in the great recession. so they are a story of building back, of overcoming. and american dream home. we focus on the stories of these families and who they're. and it's inspirational. >> rachel: i love that we are the land of second chances. imlike that. take a sneak peek at mansion global. >> in many of these homes we tour around the country, the entertainment space is normally in the basement. not here, in florida, the entertaining areas are prime real estate. picture your friends and family sitting here enjoying a good football game or even the super bowl. and, your friends are never going to wanted to leave because when they're not watching, football, they will be playing

i'm of har. galveston, that's a question. i believe that comes to you quite late, or maybe even after you've already left the place you are visiting. and then left my calmed auntie and i'm off and then it comes to again. and it makes you think about the fact that you are standing there on for like guns i am for uh huh. i know you just breathe in and out and look around it and make sure you're conscious of what actually just came in to be this vesta granted them recently, shavani chakrabarti completed a project for helga block stores as the architect in charge of construction. it's called house of all this room and features, light colors and large windows. there's a bright space on the ground floor that's only divided by the stairwell. shavani chakrabarti describes the task these, this design and the structures that were chosen to be executed on the construction side. also that you now have is a smooth facade and don't see anything. so it all lose pretty soon. i was, i'm trying, in this case to implement helga blocks dos desig

that vessel that was supposed to resupply fort sumter, the one that van doren captured outside galveston, texas, is now still sitting at the bottom in greenwood, mississippi. there is some trivia for you. now, while he's down there, going back to texas, the good folks of san antonio threw a ball in van doren's honor and after a generous toast, van doren responded in parts like this, now, the only reason i'm telling you this is because i like to hear my voice okpo off this microphone. no, just getting. but it will give you, in all honesty, it will give you a good taste of what he was like. -- and it is all cavalier, if you will. sir walter scott. i hope he didn't do this off the cuff, but if he did, boy, i'm jealous. this assembly of beauty and chivalry is more than a fountain to the thirstiest ambition. one smile from the beauty around me here, when kind of proving glance from the eyes of those here who, like myself, contend in the rough arena of life are more than sufficient to compensate me for all my humble laborers on the tended field. the smile of women and the approbation of men ar

when a devastating hurricane hit galveston, texas, in 1900 she dressed as a man to be allowed to go cover the devastation there for her newspaper. she eventually also made her way to new york city. i also have noticed this trend in other newspapers, local newspapers. here in iowa a woman by the name of dorothy ashby pounel writing about camp dodge during world war i and 1918 pulled stunts, so to speak, where she would put herself into the story. girl reporter takes mess with this soldiers. google girl reporter puts on a mask. puts on gas mask just to write about it. it's a spectacle. let's see -- it was a bit scandalous because these women are putting themselves in danger. they are putting themselves out in public. it got attention and it got eyeballs. they got the mass over the class. a twin type of role that emerges at this time, given the derogatory term of subsist are, is well embodied by a woman named dorothy dicks. she was the pioneer of advice columnists. at the time she became the most widely read and the richest woman journalist in the country. her name was elizabeth mary weather

tonight for the premier episode on fox business, we go to galveston, texas, a hot market that's stillhat affordable. also to north myrtle beach, south carolina. in the next ten weeks, yes, we go to hawaii, i'm sorry i had to go to hawaii. >> something you have to do. >> but we go to georgia, we go to arkansas, colorado. we go to places we look in smaller markets where you can get more bang for your buck. a lot of people still work remote, neil, you and i don't, but a lot of people do. >> some of these are aspiring properties but are not all out of reach properties, right? you find that balance and all of that. >> it is still a dream home, they're still beautiful homes, still talking 2 and $3 million, but remember, we filmed when interest rates were a little lower, so things have changed a little bit for these families. again, it is the stories. tonight, the couple in north myrtle beach, south carolina, lost their home to foreclosure in florida back in 2008. they were young, met in church, have seven kids. >> seven kids. >> so when i say dream home, this is their dream home. they were

somebody just sent me on twitter that the water around galveston, there's not as much muddy water goinghich is amazing. enjoy joy that right now. we do have a lot of moisture coming into much of the country, i'll show you that at i 9:30. will: i want to see the clear water on the coast of texas. the mississippi clears -- flows, what the -- what is it, clockwisesome. rick: i didn't know this. somebody sent it to me on twitter. will: coming up, larry kudlow joins us live as a shocking number of americans cut contributions to their retirement accounts thanks to inflation. >>> plus, protesters with pitchforks, their demand for companies to stop funding -- [inaudible] coming up. ♪ should you stay or should youe gohi ♪ when my last customer discovered a crack in his car's windshield, he scheduled at safelite.com. safelite makes it easy. we're the experts at replacing your glass... ...and recalibrating your advanced safety system. >> customer: and they recycled my old glass. now that's a company i can trust. >> tech: don't wait. schedule today. ♪ pop rock music ♪ >> singers: ♪ safelite repair,

she also when a devastating hurricane hit galveston, texas, in 1900, she dressed as a man to be allowed to go cover the devastation there for her newspaper, and she eventually also made her way to new york city. but i also have noticed this trend in other newspapers, and local newspapers. here in iowa and one by the name of dorothy ashby, writing about camp taji during world war i in 1918 -- camp dodge -- where she would put herself in the story, girl reporter gets messed with reporters. girl reporter gets gas, just write about it. it was a spectacle, right? lets you with this girl can get yourself into this type. time. it was treated as entertainment. it was a bit scandalous because these women are putting themselves in danger, putting themselves, their putting them, putting themselves out in public but it got attention and it got eyeballs. so they got the mask over the class. a tween type of role that emerges at this time was often given the derogatory name of sob sister is well embodied by a woman named dorothy dix. she was a pioneer of advice columnists. at the time she was, she bec