hester ford is turning either 115 or 116 years old this weekend. her family says census records indicate two different birthdays. now either way she's still the oldest american on record. ford's family celebrated with a socially distanced birthday party. penty of people drove by to celebrate her long life. ford has listen to this 12 children and more descendants. she looks amazing there. she's lived through lots of history, 20 presidents, two world wars, the spanish flu, and now covid-19. hester says she doesn't have any secret to her longevity b she rning.alf doesn't that sound sona, and i' lot of laughter and love from t. >> i'm sure. for you keeping count teddy roosevelt was president when she was elected -- i'm sorry, when he was elected and she was born. le i tdg sere gansports great day on the lake! it is. lunch is cookin'! and i saved a bunch of money on my boat insurance with geico. fellas, can it get any better than this? whoa! my old hairstyle grew back. so did mine. [80's music] what? i was an 80's kid. it only gets better when you switc

hester's in the city of. defying a state of emergency curfew designed to cool days of unrest rallies erupted after police shot a black man multiple times on sunday 2 people were killed overnight amid the arrest a 3rd victim with serious gunshot injuries was taken to hospital numerous media reporting that the perpetrator is a young white male with an assault rifle but that's yet to be confirmed officially here's what happened in can all share in more detail overnight. to get a majority of. these . polls i think. there's thousands of protesters. from all over the place. cincinnati. everywhere it was really chaotic. down there days i got yes i got yes. i had a couple friends that guy. rubber bullets down here. or more about what happened there overnight a warning you may find this video disturbing it shows police shooting jacob blake from behind his focus was to be full his family say the 29 year old is now from the waist down. the host of teens watching the host of insurers says the protests are hardly surprisi

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the clerk: nominations, securities and exchange commission, hester maria pierce of ohio to be a member. caroline a. crenshaw of the district of columbia to be a member. mr. mcconnell: i ask consent the senate vote on the nominations en bloc with no intervening action or debate, if confirmed, the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table en bloc, the president be immediately i note the absence of a quorummified of the senate's -- notified of the senate's action. the presiding officer: without objection. the the question can he occurs on the nominations en bloc. all those in favor, say aye. those opposed, say no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the nominations are confirmed en bloc. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to the consideration of the following nomination, executive calendar 810. the presiding officer: without objection. the clerk will report. the clerk: nomination, office of the director of national intelligence, christopher c. miller of virginia to be director of the national counterterrorism center. mr. mcconnell

hester floyd celebrated her 115th or 116th birthday on saturday. different census bureau documents show two different birth years report one, 1904, and the other, 1905. either way, ford is definitely the oldest american. she lives in charlotte, north carolina. the oldest person in the world lives in japan. she's 117. ♪ >>> well, two real estate agents in southern california are truly having a golden moment. the famous golden girls home in los angeles is officially off the market. it sold for $4 million, about a million dollars more than it listed for. the house was used for the exterior shots during the season. one of that hit comedy series. >>> well, trending for you right now we want to send out a congratulations to the giant panda at the national zoo in d.c. she might be pregnant. the vets warn us that it's still really early right now and she was artificially ensem nated back in march. she's already given birth to three other cubs. those cubs live in china. >>> want to let you know about some breaking news for you. this is in napa county where

hester ford of charlotte, north carolina, is believed to be the oldest loving american.ion with some of her relatives in a drive-through party. he also has 48 grandchildren and 200 great grandchildren. mrs. ford is believed to be the third oldest living person in the world. happy birthday, mrs. ford, and god bless you. eric: that's it. happy birthday, mrs. ford. we want to know your secret. just absolutely fabulous. >>> well, a reminder also for you, special coverage of the democratic national convention starts tonight right here on the fox news channel. bret baier and martha mccar lumbar will host our -- maccallum will host our kicking off tonight, 10 p.m. eastern. of course, right here. that's it for us. i'm eric shawn. ♪ ♪ greg: so after months of careful deliberation in his hazy boy recliner -- lazy boy recliner, joe biden made his choice. ♪ ♪ greg: yes, he would have jell-o for dessert instead the of tapioca pudding. it was a tough call. meanwhile, in another room the caregivers made this lady his vp. we went to liz warren for comment.

protester demetria hester told reporters this. >> this is what we are fighting for, justice for whites a primacy to be erased, defund the police. we are here to make this happen tonight. we know the system is broken, and we are going to tear it down to make it equal for everybody. that's our goal. >> shannon: rick leventhal following the latest on how prosecutors are dealing with all of the unrest across the country tonight. good evening, rick. >> hey shannon, what happened in portland is an example of what is happening across america, with slashes to police staff and departments. portland's newly elected district attorney said his office will not prosecute people arrested since late may on nonviolent charges even after a 74th night of unrest, with police dodging rocks, golf ball scum and ball bearings. in a statement, the police chief wrote, "committing a crime is different from demonstrating, the arrest come after hours of damage to private party, disruption on public streets, small businesses, arson, burglary, attacks on members of the community, and attacks against police officers,

among those arrested was demetria hester, a black woman and hate crime survivor who was assaulted by a white supremacist three years s ago. belarus remamains in political turmoil as protests continued for a second day, leaving one person deadd after incumbent president alexander lulukashenko was declared t the winner of sunday's election with 80% ofof the vote.. svetlana t tikhanovskaya, his mn challelenger, fled to neighborig lithuania after she refused to concede. at a news briefing before she left, she condemned the brutal police crackdown on protesters who were met with tear gas, rubber bullets, and stun grenades. >> people were not peacefully to defend her voices. yesterday they made their choice. people had a celebration. to start suppressing people literallinin a couple e of hour, itit is the crime. amy: meanwhile, lukashenko's government is ramping up its attack on journalists, assaulting and arresting multiple reporters during the demonstrations. another person currently behind bars is vitali shkliarov, a former campaign staffer for bernie sanders and barack obama who is mar

indeed to the oldest living person in the united states this social distancing birthday party is for hester for she turns either 115 or 160 years old this weekend. this was her birthday party on friday in charlotte north carolina the family says since his records indicate 2 different birthdays but either age makes her the oldest american is no wonder so many people have been driving by to celebrate her life. ford has 12 children and more than 300 other descendants she says she does not have a secret for longevity but she does like to eat half a banana every morning at the birth started doing that may >>if you grew up in the late 70's you may remember the infamous star wars holiday special has douglas hyde tells us there's a sequel in the works. >>and this year you'll be celebrating life day before you know in the 1978 star wars holiday tv special was so awful george lucas said he wanted to smash every copy with a sledgehammer mind. well that's not stopping the folks at disney plus from doing a sequel they're teaming up with lego this year for a follow-up finds rey and bb 8 on a time-traveli

the series tomo >>living person in the united states this social distancing birthday parties for hester for who turns either one 15 or one 16 years old this weekend. her family says census records indicate 2 different birth dates but either age make sure the oldest american and it is no wonder so many people have been driving by to celebrate her life or it has 12 children and more than 300 other descendants she says she does not have a particular secret for longevity, but she does like to eat. >>half a banana every morning we're going to do that from now on to live to be at least a news continues in our 24 7 streaming service called kron on it is commercial free and our noelle bellow is standing by in the newsroom with what we're working on tonight. noel. >>ken and pam the trump and tick tock tussle does continue coming up at 11 o'clock here the president's latest orders for the social media app it seems like he is holding firm on this one we've got that and much more coming up right here at 11 o'clock. >>you know, i'll make sure to download the kron on app to get 24 7 commercial free l

. >> caller: this is sue hester. a couple things following up on comments. the work force has to be the priority to building housing in the city. when workers don't make enough money to afford hous housing ine city they create problems unless they are homeless to go in their car, they get on batter -- get . we are causing a problem for the region by not producing the housing in san francisco for the work force in san francisco. we need to revisit the fee we charge for big office developers downtown, update the fee, look seriously at the work force of entire building, including the jan tores and the people who service the building. the concentration that happened in the past couple years o yearh income and high rent towers in the eastern part of the city is driving up the price of housing for the city and pushing people out. linda chapman is right. we have had a lot of sites east of vanness gobbled up by people that want to make a little fortune on those sites. we have to go back to look at the area plans that were developed with a different set of assumption

. >> caller: this is sue hester. at the board of supervisors meeting on monday with the housing presentation, one of the most important questions that was raised i think was raised by supervisor mar, he asked how to proceed and set priority around housing. that's an important question because as long as the department is funded by the developers, the attention to this just in course of reality by the planners and supervisors in the department is getting these projects approved because it generates fees. so one of the questions that needs to be answered -- thought through is how do we render decisions on social and economic equity. they're unrelated to fee-based budgets. that's something that needs to be thought about. as a person involved from start to finish on these plans it's evident area plans are one of the down falls in the planning department because they assume the area plan has a life over 20 years and the circumstances are very different when you're doing the planning and doing the approval of projects 20 y

. >> caller: this is sue hester. a couple things following up on comments. the work force has to be the priority to building housing in the city. when workers don't make enough money to afford hous housing ine city they create problems unless they are homeless to go in their car, they get on batter -- get . we are causing a problem for the region by not producing the housing in san francisco for the work force in san francisco. we need to revisit the fee we charge for big office developers downtown, update the fee, look seriously at the work force of entire building, including the jan tores and the people who service the building. the concentration that happened in the past couple years o yearh income and high rent towers in the eastern part of the city is driving up the price of housing for the city and pushing people out. linda chapman is right. we have had a lot of sites east of vanness gobbled up by people that want to make a little fortune on those sites. we have to go back to look at the area plans that were developed with a different set of assumption

. >> caller: this is sue hester. a couple things following up on comments. the work force has to be the priority to building housing in the city. when workers don't make enough money to afford hous housing ine city they create problems unless they are homeless to go in their car, they get on batter -- get . we are causing a problem for the region by not producing the housing in san francisco for the work force in san francisco. we need to revisit the fee we charge for big office developers downtown, update the fee, look seriously at the work force of entire building, including the jan tores and the people who service the building. the concentration that happened in the past couple years o yearh income and high rent towers in the eastern part of the city is driving up the price of housing for the city and pushing people out. linda chapman is right. we have had a lot of sites east of vanness gobbled up by people that want to make a little fortune on those sites. we have to go back to look at the area plans that were developed with a different set of assumption