she was franklin who is the author of this biography says she's the heir apparent to too and to hawthorne and she creates this woman's life through her novel. it predates feminine mystique and is a stunning biography. >> host: why have a a lot of us not hurt her for? >> guest: most people have heard of or through the lottery. the lottery is one of the most famous short stories written in 1948. she was forgotten. suddenly america is filled with fiction revival and she is suddenly over. as good as a novel coming out by allen moore. what is this book? >> guest: is one of the hottest novels in the world including in america. it's coming out in september. allen moore is a graphic novel is that this is a tax novel which he worked on for 20 years. he lives a hermit like existence in northhampton angle and and he has written the story of life and the story of one family over 10 or 12 centuries. it's really an epic and it's getting crowds of people. new york, everyone. it could be one of the monster works of fiction of this year. >> host: is called jerusalem and its 1200 plus pages. guess who it i

, open cockpit airplane and i owned one as a youngster, well as a youngster, as a 22-year-old in hawthorne, california. silly me, i sold it when i wanted to go overseas, because i couldn't get anybody to work on the engine. and jets were just coming in and to find a mechanic to work on a radial? when they could be out there working on a jet engine? no. i sold it for $3,000. today the airplane is worth, in good shape, so and i'll go up to somebody that's got a nice steerman and i'll say, well i guess, can i have a ride, can i pay for a ride? i used to own one of these. i don't know. you have to take our course. >> okay. let's go for a ride. >> that's -- >> i did make a, advertisement in the early '80s for merrill lynch and i flew a stearman and i did all kinds of acrobatics and had big-enough room so i could have a helicopter run through. it was wonderful, because mother could be in the chase plane and she had never seen me perform. and riders for merrill lynch, as went into the sun, the bull was coming out of the sun and i had words to say. and as we were going back home and sun was settin

let's zoom right in to essex county where i see heavier downpours rolling by danvers and hawthorn. this one right on the edge of gloucester right now. so if you live along eastern point boulevard, high pop pells road, that's where you see heavier, steadier rain moving in right now. half inch by the way beverly, downpour came by. right now, just light rain coming into boston. quincy, south shore, north shore, seeing some of those showers coming by, nothing amounting to more than .100 of an inch. duxbury, barnstable, not too bad, quick shower come by. things improving as the sprinkles move away. however, a different story, as we're seeing rainy type of weather. .50 near westward. you do want to be mindful of the ponding. access of heavier rain made its way near barre, northward all the way into southern new hampshire. we're going to be watching for totals over .50 inch in the next half hour eastward. i do expect weakening of the batch of rain moving in. models consistent in us losing some of the support for the hours into the afternoon. there will be some heat in here during the day.

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barbara hawthorne, age 68. ich smith, age 53. tyler smith, age 17. mma wallace, age 37. the buckner family, including vic, , kimberly, father 18-year-old daughter, caitlyn, and 6-year-old daughter, emma. a deputy sheriff, corporal 108th congress kerrigan, age -- orporal nate kerrigan, age 35. rene benjamin, age 30. osh higby, age 31. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the responsibility under clause 2 of rule 1, to preserve order and decorum as the chair ruled on june 12, 2003, an exhibition involving members trafficking to the well is a breach of this decorum. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house hour of until the 12:00 today. ms. pelosi: maybe you know that when martin luther king went to india to talk about nonviolence, to learn from mahatma gandhi, the word that describes that, that word means two things. it means nonviolence and it ans insistence on the truth, insistence on the truth and in a nonviolent way. in a nonviolent way, john lewis and the members were insisting on the truth, and the truth is that people sho

next is emmy is hawthorne, california. us? you with caller: yes, i'm on the line. host: yes, go ahead. i support hillary clinton. i supported her when she ran obama, and i'm also supporting her now because she's manageable compared to trump. educated, y well well-informed. doesn't know anything. .nd i support her host: thank you, sir. ritchie, florida. carol, good morning, you're on the "washington journal." caller: good morning. supporting hillary because bernie gave a brilliant speech putting his agenda in her mouth finally agreed on all these things that bernie supporters had been wanting to vote for. a brilliant job. thank him so much. that trump is a terrible danger to this country. primary, you he were supporting bernie sanders? caller: yes, i was, a very supporter. donated -- i retire, 14,000 a year, and i donated to bernie, that's how much i support him. tight, i'm 83. host: so carol, that said, enthusiasm level for hillary clinton? caller: well, i hate to say it, hope it will build up, but it's kind of the lesser of two voting mych i've been whole life it