therapist who pleaded guilty to assaulting ingram and eight other women. ingram spoke at his sentencing >> i said to him, if god offers you a path to redemption, i hope you take it. >> reporter: ingram fears victims have not been given a seat at the table in discussions over prison reforms >> if it really is intentional that we want to do what's right and just for prisoners and for victims, there will be open minds >> ingram reminds that life sentences are not just a burden for the incarcerated but for many victims, too. do you think we talk enough about the lasting impact of becoming a victim? >> i don't think that anybody, unless you've been a victim, can understand that. >> important voices in a national conversation that we will continue tonight on "dateline" when i take you on my three-day journey inside america's largest maximum security prison. that's at 10:00/9:00 central here on nbc. >>> still ahead tonight, the estranged husband charged in connection with the disappearance of a connecticut mother his first national tv interview. he says he hopes

quarterback delivered an unbelievable comeback, complete with this 75-yard touchdown pass to evan ingram and with the game on the line, jones scrambled in for the game-winning touchdown eli who? giants win it 32-31. a duel to the death, they put on a show that touchdown was not enough for baltimore to stop the reigning mvp look at the smiern, thoupin tho. three touchdowns in a chief's win. in l.a. it was a battle of the brothers that is j.j. watt and his nd bragging ther derek watt, a rights for thanksgiving. texans wina quick look at thy players for the week, mike evans led the way with 45 points, keenan allen, russell wilson, alvin kamara and mark ingram round out the list >>> and we are tracking another tropical storm threat. >> good morning. we have tropical moisture picking up very quick here this just happened yesterday, tropical storm karen here. there is that northwest movement 9 miles per hour now, on our radar is puerto rico it will cross over by tuesday afternoon with winds up to 40 miles per hour, and that's why little rock and oklahoma city this afternoon. that continues int

the rest of the top five there keenan allen, russell wilson, alvin kamara, and ingram rounding out the top five. >>> it is the first official day of fall. let's check in with nbc meteorologist janessa webb to find out what is ahead for our monday morning. >> temperatures are very warm across the west. that's going to continue all week long. we're seeing something rare for arizona. rain is currently falling, and our storm prediction center has issued a slight risk for severe weather this afternoon for a million people damaging winds, also the torrential rain. potential for a few tornadoes to spit up across the phoenix area. we're going to be watching that very, very closely here. also, the rain going to be a uld see about 1 to 2t closely.theye off the charts he. unseasonably warm for ll reno, a wednesday afternoon. a beach day for southern california don't see that toouc often for phoenix. the storm prediction has rain throughout wednesday in the area. >> how about that? different for them thank you. >>> just ahead, the chaos for fliers after a british travel firm suddenly closes up sho

loring ingram drinks steak and light bulbs inch plastic straws to trigger liberals. can i ask your question? listen. it's a friday, more fun show, i like it a lot. that's all i can say. >> you know, it's friday night at 10:58 p.m. we are doing a live show so you had a piece of steak, it's a triggering event for the left. a triggering time. and then a lot of plastic straws so the only thing we should have done is put in a blender and make it really drunk end. >> sean: in my humble opinion, your face, my face, luke's face, trump space, all of our faces trigger them. we don't need a prop. they are triggered already. they can't help it. it's every second minute and hour of the day. >> laura: all right hannity. great to see it. all right i'm loring ingram. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. on friday, other than the state with a plastic straw on the light bulb sticking out of it, we expose the absurd charge that drew brees somehow was spreading hate by recording a pro-bible message. basically bring your bible to school night. tonight in the fall, our ow

cosgrove speaker kirk cox , delegate ingram, sen. mason, delegate mullen, sen. norman, delegate police. all members are present. >> the joint assembly will stand in recess and reconvene on the mall. >>> next president donald trump delivers remarks on the fourth hundred 400th anniversary of the first virginia generalist humbly. this is part three of the three- part ceremony. >>

right now, rasheema ingram joins me on the phone. she lives in freeport. she is there on the bahamas. first of all, where are you right now? you safe? >> i am safe. i had to relocate but i'm safe. my family is safe. we're staying at my colleague's house right now. we're on freeport ridge and we're doing well. >> you know, we've been watching the pictures and images come out of the bahamas over the last two days, it just really is breath taking to see what this storm has down your island what did you experience? >> what was so significant was the wind. we have never heard wind like that, the gusts of the winds were significant. and we thought that would have been all to it. we thought that may have been some flooding. the fema as well as the government did a good job of trying to get people on those coastal communities to move out of those areas before the storm came. but what was unexpected was the extent of the flooding. many of the communities and the neighborhoods northern part of the island in the city of freeport have had some type of flooding. a lot

major clarence ingram. thank you for joining us. when we see these images coming out of where you are now, it's hard to know where to begin. how do you decide who to help, how to help in a situation this devastating? >> right now we are just on the ground and grand bahama reaching out to as many people as we can. there are so many that it's really overwhelming, but we are able to begin to supply food and clothing and some emergency relief to the people that we are able to reach out and contact at this point. obviously there are many, many thousands more that we are able to assist at this point, but it's the beginning. we have amassed a large amount of supplies in florida, it's arranging transportation down to grand bahama so that we can make it a much larger effort and reach many more people in a very short while. >> shannon: major, how does this compare to other disasters in places where you've been in your years of service? >> this one is the worst that i have seen. i have been the last four or five years, visited hurricane joaqui

delegate ingram. senator mason. delegate mullen. senator norman. delegate pogey. mr. speaker, members are present. >> the joint assembly will now and reconveness on the mall. theuncer: this year marks 400th anniversary of the first meeting of the virginia general assembly in jamestown, which established representative government in the colonies. you can watch more about this anniversary on the american history tv website, at cspan.o rg/history. announcer: this weekend, american history tv is joining our comcast cable partners to showcase the history of lansing, michigan. to watch more video from cities

delegate ingram. senator mason. delegate mullen. senator norman. delegate pogey. mr. speaker, members are present. >> the joint assembly will now stand for recess and reconvene on the mall. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: this weekend, >> this year marks the 400th anniversary of the first meeting of the virginia general assembly, in jamestown, which established representative government in the colonies. you can watch more about this anniversary on the american history tv website, at www.c-span.org/history -- c-span.org/history. >> american history tv products are available on the c-span online store. the c-spanll of products. americaneekend, history tv is joining our comcast cable partners to showcase the history of lansing, michigan. to watch more video from cities on our tour, visit c-span.org/citiestour. we continue now with our look at the history of lansing. slotkin: my district goes from the

delegate ingram. >> aye. >> senator mason. >> aye. >> delegate mullen. >> aye. >> mr. speaker, members are present. >> the joint assembly will now stand in recess and reconvene on the mall. announcer: this year marks the 400th university of the first meeting of the virginia assembly in jamestown, establishing government in the colony. you can much more about this anniversary and the american history tv website at c-span.org/history. announcer: tonight on lectures in history, loyola professor teaches a class on the industrialization of the u.s. in the 70's and 80's and how music and popular culture reflected these changes. your is a preview. >> there are many genres that come out of this time and respond in many ways to the industrialization, and they serve purposes. they are very in tune with lyrics, like springsteen, they feel like it speaks to their experience. for some people it is just music, it is an escape, a way to kind of get away from the day-to-day struggles of work and family or whatever. there is a third genre that i will talk about called new wave, which i

delegate ingram? >> aye. >> james city and martins hundred, senator mason? >> aye. >> from argile's gift and martin's hundred, delegate mullan. >> aye. >> james city, kikotan, lawns hundred and martins hundred, senator norman? >> aye. >> from james city and martins hundred, delegate pogy. mr. speaker, members are present. >> joint assembly now will stand in recess and proceed in procession to reconvene on the mall. >>> next, president trump headlines remarks delivered on the 400th anniversary of the first virginia general assembly. this is the final part of a three-part ceremony. >> the joint assembly will come to order. the members will rise and be led in prayer by the right reverend susan goff, ecclesiastical authority, episcopal

. >> a question from john ingram from new york city, a retired teacher and administrator, also active with the climate group 350.org. >> good evening, mr. castro. thank you for your campaign. is it fair for us to expect our children to continue the cycle of family and generation in a world whose chaotic climate future we knowingly create and so far have done little to address? >> well, i think you're right that we're basically passing on to our children -- for those who can't hear -- a phone just went off. right now if we don't act we're passing off to our children, grandchildren and future generations a problem that we can solve, and i know as a parent that i want to make sure that my children don't have to grapple with the challenge on climate that we're having to grapple with. that's why i believe that we don't have any time to waste. this generation needs to act. this is the call of our generation, and if i'm elected president i will make sure for my first day in office that we take this existential threat seriously, that we do that for the benefit of our children and future gener

fue el viernes y dije, me ingram pueden otro prÉstamy yud necesitados con el potencial para crecer.Échos aÑos le comprÓ una casa y le hago mercado y yo la cuido. >> un nodo de alfabeto de la fundaciÓn ha sido involucrar a las familias en la formaciÓn de los niÑos, porque ellos necesitan apoyo y en muchos casos los padres y hermanos no pueden proveerlo. >> ellos escuchan de pronto, si tÚ le dices que le vas a regalar algo. pero no escuchar el momento que le dices, mira, es que Él va a tener una oportunidad. tu hijo va a ser diferente, tu hijo va tener morbilidad diferentetu >> entre nuevos amigos larÍn pr. >> el talento es importante, pero tambiÉn las ganas de salir adelante. y como vieron este joven estÁ decidido a brillar . johan continÚa concentrÁndoseen sus estudios y entrenando rigurosamente para ser un gran bailarÍn. a continuaciÓn un adelanto de la prÓxima edición de "aquÍ y ahora". >> la masacre de el paso se convirtiÓ en una advertencia. para muchos el manifiesto publicado por el pistolero es una declaratoria de guerra racial contra los latinos que viven en estados unidos.nad

thank you for watching the ingram angle. the fox news at 19 takes it from here. we will share this with them. shannon: welcome to fox news at night. we begin with a fox news alert? is the democratic establishment souring on joe biden? one of president obama's top advisers facing searing criticism of the former vice president. rescue and recovery efforts underway in the bahamas, thousands still missing it officials expect the death toll to continue to rise while the us mobilizes the coast guard and ransom efforts by the royal navy. officials are keeping an eye on china using the tragedy as a back door. we will explain. through breeze facing criticism from the lbj tea crew community, critics call hatred, drew breathe and the religious organization firing back tonight. we start with kristin fisher, searing criticism for joe biden from one of president obama's top advisers. >> we are seeing key democrats saying this goes beyond gaffes. this is more deliberately misleading. david axelrod was a top adviser in the obama administration tweeting it is one thing for harmle

loring ingram drinks steak and light bulbs inch plastic straws to trigger liberals. your question? listen. it's a friday, more fun show, i like it a lot. that's all i can say. >> you know, it's friday night at 10:58 p.m. we are doing a live show so you had a piece of steak, it's a triggering event for the left. a triggering time. and then a lot of plastic straws so the only thing we should have done is put in a blender and make it really drunk end. >> sean: in my humble opinion, your face, my face, luke's face,

at this point i would like to turn the microphone over to ingram meriwether to talk about our approach support and commission micro tran10's for this opportunity. >> good evening. thank you for the opportunity. we worked closely with court staff to try to do a number of things, one expanded the reach of the effort to identify prospective micro lb ease and the construction management arena. give them the earliest opportunity of awareness of these opportunities so that they can maximize the time to consider and to prepare, and then in the second workshop, we were very specific for the construction management set-aside. we had pretty strong attendance, i think there were somewhere between 40-60 firms that attended. they were very engaged. they were networking with one another, they were absorbing the information that was being provided which included strategies to submit a winning proposal on port staff, very specific about not only what they were looking for, but what firms could contemplate by way of how this work would be left. in edition, one of your larger firms was also present and

he found calleb ingram three times alone. they went on to win 31-15. they are 2-1, on the season.dskins, the only team in the nfc, that are 0-3. >>> red sox and rays last night. garcia is going to hit this down the right field line. he thought he could hit it into a triple. mookie betts not on my watch. all the way down to that right field corner, to nail garcia at third. a red sox end up losing this game to the rays, 7-4. boston eliminated for playoff contention. and hanging on to the last wild card spot. >>> u.s. women's national team, megan rapinoerapinoe. she was named the women's player of the year in milan, italy. rapinoe encouraged her peers to make the world a better place. >> we have incredible platforms. i ask everyone here, because everyone in this room, probably has the crown they're bearing. lend your platform to other people. lift other people up. share your success. >>> finally, there are many ways to score a goal in soccer. this is not one you see every day. after that goal goes in, it's priceless. he's disappointed there. >> i was just -- i was just going to say,

thank you for watching the ingram angle. the fox news at 19 takes it from here.will share this with them. shannon: welcome to fox news at night. we begin with a fox news alert? is the democratic establishment souring on joe biden? one of president obama's top advisers facing searing criticism of the former vice president. rescue and recovery efforts underway in the bahamas, thousands still missing it officials expect the death toll to continue to rise while the us mobilizes the coast guard and ransom efforts by the royal navy. officials are keeping an eye on china using the tragedy as a back door. we will explain. ug

remind him that all the highest rated shows on fox are the pro trump shows from pox and friefos to the ingramngle. and he heard that reminder he again and that led to this tweet on saturday. he went out there congratulating sean hannity on his ratings. trump wants sick owe fans on the air, not reporters. he lashes out when he sees reporters on fox.owe fans on th air, not reporters. he lashes out when he sees reporters on fox. he wants shows that look like news but they are not really. they are blow trump cheer leading. trump wants absolute loyalty. maybe he thinks that needs to win re-election. but that is the truth about the fox/trump relationship. let's get analysis now from elaina plott, david zurawik and julia. julia, you have studied russia. does the way trump views fox remind you of how other leaders view their state run television networks? >> absolutely. only difference is that ton you their tearian leaders are more subtle. they will just quietly fire people. but it is all the stuff that you mentioned, all 9 rotating door between the trump administration and fox news. you know, he wou

i appreciate it, clarence ingram. >> if i could ask people to donate to the salvation army, that would. >> back here in the united states, folks in the carolinas are facing extreme flooding from the hurricane and yet the president of the united states spending his time defending his claim that the state of alabama was in the path of dorian's destruction. he's tweeted nine times about alabama and directed his homeland security advisory to issue a statement defending his inaccuracies. the president has played this game before, inflating his inauguration crowd size, saying mexico is going to pay for the border wall and down playing the price americans are paying for the trade war with china. joining me now is eugene scott. this is not a new game that the president is playing, but is the president being successful at this point that giving the media something to focus on that has absolutely nothing to do with kitchen-table issues, many of the issues that the president voted for that he hasn't delivered on? >> i certainly think in some ways he is. he's in an individual war, primarily with t

an ingram angle, next. >> laura: my next guest has spent weeks pouring over details that show a shockingevel of hypocrisy at the highest level. real clear investigations mark hemingway says h that he found that it shows that those who shaped hillary clinton's failed lybia policy areand event from it are some of the same folks of which the phony steele dossier. mark hemingway joins me now to unpack it all. mark, we are going to take the audience through a couple of the biggest findings. but, first, tell us how the clinton players have beenua involved from libya to steal. >> well actually we learned that holy clinton had a fight private email address first because her longtime email got hacked and as part of that hacked, we learned that he had a particular intereste in the libyan affairs and was constantly emailing hillary clinton into reports about what was going on in libya and working with theon ex-cia agent and this other longtime clinton awful person named cody share and for a long time we wondered what the particular interest was and these fbi -- information was giving reports to ask

>they just summit of mount rainier and headed back down to care there at the 11,000 foot level at ingram flats near hollywood and. >>i'm falling in a crevice and i can't stop myself. >>graham was chatting in front of me and all of a sudden proof it disappeared into the glacier that's when their instincts and training kicked in spawn around. >>the drop to the glacier and plunge my ice ax and my crampons into the glacier. >>i smashed through some the layerssnow tt was melting and then the next thing you know >>in a polo sunday made read it finally stopped the sliding polis kept his spot on peeked over the edge. harrington was okay and fashion a pulley system to help himself interim his way to the surface, huge credit to my team for catching ball. >>and to have him back and to know that we were able to in some way contribute to that happening safely was a a great moment. >>next to date more than 2000 state local and native american governments have filed lawsuits against purdue pharma over the opioid crisis but now the company bankruptcy ahead in sports. a better moment for the us trump's k

my name is laura ingram. >> we had two candidates for president. two candidates.at that friends. >> i was told i could eat everything on a stick. kennedy: is going to be a sickness if you don't get in the race. is there at 2020 democrat who can carry the torch or should they bring back our old flame, our best scale, hillary? let's meet the nights party panel. we have fox news contributor emily. there she is. community and part of the problem podcast host dave smith we have another attorney who is an author and liberal commentator dan mcglocklin. and you are now in the hottest seed in the room. >> we have seat warmers. >> it's a hot cross bun. >> hillary in the race. i know you love her. >> i don't think it's going to happen. but i would take her over the current president. probably kim jong-un may stop with icbms over japan, will be talking about alabama twitter,. >> so, joe biden has his blood he eye on the campaign trail for a week or two. >> it's not serious. >> we can rationalize anyway we want he's had two aneurysms in a number of health problems which we hav

will be potentially illuminating e-mails and text messages as we've seen giuliani tease on laura ingrameeps saying he has messages with volcker. we'll have more on the breaking news and a very important development after this. with only one mission in mind. to be the best. in the category, in the industry...in the world. lease the gla 250 suv for just $329 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. (door bell rings) it's ohey. this is amazing. with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, are you okay? even when i was there, i never knew when my symptoms would keep us apart. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira can help get, and keep uc under control when other medications haven't worked well enough. and it helps people achieve control that lasts. so you can experience few or no symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or

. >> laura ingram is standing by. >> fantastic show. >> can i lodge a complaint am i allowed?sure. >> so i'm watching the president's speech in new mexico last night, i wanted to see the ending. you cut to your debate early, and it was just at the end. >> is that the white house speaking or is that you? >> no, that's shawn hannity speaking. i wanted to watch the rest of it. >> can't tell. i'm just teasing you. >> the point is we were right at the crescendo. >> you know what we used to say in the courtroom, i'll take that under advisement. >> good. >> but i got an idea, you handle your hour, i'll handle my hour. >> don't take it personally. >> don't boss me around in my hour, hannity. i don't boss you around in yours. >> you always have a great show. >> yeah, well, it was good to see you. o see you. i'm your cat. ever since you brought me home, that day. i've been plotting to destroy you. sizing you up... calculating your every move. you think this is love? this is a billion years of tiger dna just ready to pounce. and if you have the wrong home insurance coverage, you could be

jason chafitz, laura ingram, oh, judge jeanine again.inspired -- she should do a book trolley to hell because that's the best line she ever used. a lot of books inspired by the president. it's not like anyone in the administration would seek to profit off their time in the white house. just ask sarah sanders who is now a contributor on fox. okay. that's different. i mean it's not like she's writing a book about her time in the white house, right? i mean -- oh. she's writing a book. oh, well. and, yeah, sean spicer did parlay his lie which i guess pays and he's now doing the old herky jerky twerky. maybe stephanie grisham is wise to keep a low profile. she may actually be able to get a job if she's ultimately ousted and or resigned. no one would ever know she works for the white house because no one knows who she is or what she looks like because she is not doing briefings. and she's claiming the briefings are ended because the reporters were pointing out facts and asking tough questions. >> i think that it's so important that, you know,

on april 6, john ingram writes home, "i guess you have heard before this time that i have see the monkey dance. i did not enjoy the sixth of april as well as i have enjoyed some sundays." he is talking about shiloh, the great bloodbath of american innocence. i did not enjoy it as much as i enjoyed some sundays. i saw the monkey dance. i have seen this before, this kind of ironic minimalizing and misdirection. i call it surrendering to the fatal absurd, an attitude that amounts to "i am dead anyway, so bring it." "as for me, i had more or less made up my mind to die. the idea made things seem easier. in this circumstance, there did not seem anything else to do." that is siegfried sassoon from world war i. as soon as he got past that point where he said, "i am dead anyway, the rest is gravy," man, his time went a lot easier. you see that in the civil war, too. "i had been living in hopes that the people of nc would do something for peace, though they have been talking about it so long and i cannot see they have done anything. so we have give up to the idea that we have to fight until we ar

in the works, because trump thought doing that was going to de-escalate the tensions you are see ingram ping up on capitol hill calling for his impeachment. when nancy pelosi came out yesterday and made her announcement the president was incredulous. he couldn't believe he wasn't able to change her mind because he walked into the conversation thinking that was how it would end. it is interesting that the president thought it was going to clear him and make democrats look silly not only for calling for impeachment but especially now that they were launching a formal inquiry and whether or not that changes -- >> stand by a second, jeffrey. let me get to capitol hill. cnn's manu raju is there where this impeachment inquiry is unfolding. you just caught up with the top republican in the house, kevin mcarthy. what did he tell you? >> reporter: well, house republicans are defending the president in the aftermath of the release of this transcript saying it backs up what he says. there are some questions about exactly how they're defending him as well. kevin mccarthy told me this. he talked abo

haroro ingram is a former counter terrorism expert. >> it's something they'll be very, very concerned about. >> in the tower, american 28-34, we've got to work a maintenance issue. >> reporter: july 17th, alani allegedly super glued styrofoam inside the nose of this american airlines 737, interfering with the navigation systems. as the plane taxied to the runway in miami, pilots got an alert the plane with 150 on board did not take off. no one was hurt. >> we're going to have to return to the gate. >> it is significant. any time we reject a takeoff, that's a big deal. >> reporter: alani said he was upset about stalled contract talks between his union and the airline which had affected him financially. prosecutors now claim he shared video stored on his cell phone of isis murders, had recently sent money to someone in iraq, has a brother there who may have ties to the islamic state, and recently traveled to his native country. >> clearly there are more questions that are raised by these details than answers. and i think the right steps were made today. >> reporter: alani's public defen

a few showers across north—east england, towards north wales, south wales, and southern ingram.other system is moving through thursday night and into friday. after that, looking mainly fine at the weekend. this is bbc news. the latest: boris johnson has challenged jeremy corbyn to back a snap general election on october the 15th. mr corbett says the prime minister should explain his brexit negotiating funds first. we asked yesterday, many colleagues asked, and the prime minister seems utterly incapable of answering. the only thing that is standing in our way is the undermining of those negotiations by this surrender bill, which would lead to more dither and delay. mps will vote this afternoon ona delay. mps will vote this afternoon on a bill to force the government to ask for a delay if they brexit deal has not been agreed with the eu. the chancellor set out his spending plans, saying he will turn the page on austerity with more money for the police and social care, and also extra funds to deliver brexit. scholar's highest court has ruled that boris johnson's scholar's highest c