and of course, john was john was gone. and so she rbigail reported to john and he wrote an eviction notice. imaghn adams writing you an eviction notice. you take notice of it. but he goes, no good. so john t tohe constant bull to deliver. he delivered it. he stilln'te. and then got real sketchy about what was going. and two years later, abigail finally mentioning another person. abigail finally got rid of him, but she had to pay him, pay him money to get out. and john got some bad press about being doing the depart the declaration independence and affleck. l was locked up in boston with a huge smallpox epidemic and their kids and other relatives. but from july 4th, john had been directing his duties in the. in a 20 version of the committees he was in, plus writing the declaration of independence. if he had been in boston with his wife and kids, there's nothing he could have done about it. so it better that he was doing that. and besides abigail was doing a great job in. boston keeping their kids alive. and during the and a

and so john edwards avoided prison.walked free but into a world that found him guilty of being a liar, a cheat, and in the end, a uniquely terrible presidential candidate i did an awful, awful lot that was wrong and there is no one else responsible for my sands after the trial, edwards retreated from public life. he returned to his home in north carolina, where he declined to media requests to this day, including mine he in real stayed together for a while after the trial, but now maintain a relationship as co-parents he liked the attention and need a lot of people pushing him in that direction to make a difference. >> and he was conflicted about it. and he did not want to hurt anybody and he loved elizabeth. he loved his kids. and he was also in love with me, you know, like this. humans are complicated people. it's not just black and white. >> and you thought that if you didn't go along you lose it. >> now, i don't want to just felt like i was forced to go along. >> the train was going in that direction and i just gave

thank you, john.

john edwards.ng honest and changing course in iraq is the first step in trying to restore america's moral leadership in the world. crowd: [chanting] edwards! edwards was hot stuff and within striking distance of the white house for years. [cheering] he had been john kerry's vice presidential pick in 2004, and even though that didn't work out, it made him an early favorite entering the 2008 democratic presidential primary. he was a good talker. he was good-looking. he had the right politics. yes, edwards was the dream candidate-- perhaps even the "dreamy" candidate. that beautiful head of hair just stole my heart. [audience laughter] thank you. john edwards was able to articulate the economic issues that plagued this country, able to talk about the "two americas." that was his famous speech. we can build one america where we no longer have two healthcare systems. edwards' stated mission to bridge the gap between rich americans and poor americans still seems progressive more than a decade later. he w

perhaps john quincy wrote his father. it would be better for him to return home, to a life of law and literature. do not deceive yourself, john wrote back. you are a patriot. both and servant of the republic, which you are a citizen. often i wish it were not so, the father confided, but it is undeniable that your very soul is intertwined with that of america's. and your country will never let you be. it will continue to seduce you, disappoint you, thrill you, but above all, demand that you have until your dying. and quincy spent the rest of his life trying to fulfill that destiny. adams was quincy adams was as a european as he was an american. he was he spoke or wrote six languages. contemporaries estimated that he had an iq of 170. he he was in law the european culture particularly, the theater which he had ample chance to absorb. but he was he was really, in a sense, the last of the founding fathers. and he was it was intoxicating for him to know that he was at the center of. the creation of a experiment in government.

blew them apart with shotguns. >> i was just texting john and sandra with john, deputy d.a.ert durst trial, the prosecutor in that case. the basic complaint is george gascon did not do due diligence and did not speak to the prosecutor according to john lewin until wednesday night 24 hours before he announced his resentencing recommendation. so john lewin is among those who very much opposed this move and there will be opposition when we get to the court hearings. this is not by any means a done deal for the menendez brothers at this point, sandra. >> sandra: a lot to keep watching jonathan hunt, thank you, john. >> john: president trump to speak in austin, texas, and ted cruz one of the participants as the three campaign ransacked a text urging that to stop. fox news contributor richard fowler and republican media consultant alex. a joint statement from mitch mcconnell and speaker mike johnson which is a rare rare occurrence after cold trump a fascist. ecole harris fascist with multiple assassination attempt on his life. vice president harris may want people to trust with sa

good to be with you john. >> john: good to be with you too sandra. i'm john roberts. this is "america reports." before she left washington, as we mentioned a minute ago, the vice president a sharp rebuke tough former president from character which seems to be the campaign's closing argument. listen here. >> in just the past week, donald trump has repeatedly called his fellow americans the enemy from within. and even said that he would use the united states military to go after american citizens. and let's be clear about who he considers to be the enemy from within. anyone who refuses to bend a knee or dares to criticize him. >> sandra: this as the trump campaign is business as usual. j.d. vance just wrapping a raucous rally and swing state nevada, and here is a taste of what we heard. >> at got the easiest job in american politics. of got to remind people that donald trump delivers the rise, fastest rise in take-home pay in 40 years. they looks like we're having fun in the trump campaign and it looks like the kamala harris tim walz campaign is a little bit sad, i thin

john. >> john: real curb politics, donald trump with a very slight lead, we will see where this goes. mike tobin watching the tim walz/barack obama event in just a few moments. thank you, mike, sandra. >> sandra: let's bring a mark penn, former adviser to president clinton. so for us to this moment we are about to see where former president barack obama is hitting the campaign trail while kamala harris is not today but he will be out there and trying to sure up some support where she has seen weakness. what will his message be or what should it be 14 days out from election day? >> his message is going to be simple, vote. and he will say, look, in effect harris is going to be great for the black community and you don't want the republicans anywhere near the black community. i think -- look, he has on a roll, he is out there having fun. most ex-presidents make it a point to stay out of politics. i think that's former president really likes being in politics behind the scenes in the administration and now out front on the stump out there and he does a good job. >> sandra: summer reading

i don't want to hurt john either.ou know, what we're here to get your side of the story by february 2006, rielle hunter had lived many lives she was an actress with bit roles in films such as ricochet, where she played a reporter alongside denzel washington mr. wright, a new york party girl and muse for her ex-boyfriend, j. >> macron, ernie's novel, story of my life. a self-described spiritual healer. and finally, an aspiring documentary filmmaker john edwards by contrast, was soft launching a presidential campaign and a leader of the democrats at a party. so let's just start with the very beginning you're at the regency hotel oh god. in 2006 were you there to meet him being there was a fluke. >> was he by himself who he was in a business meeting? >> i was with my friend or at a table and john edwards was behind her and he kept looking at me as though he knew me as well and then we got up and left and when we were standing on the corner, john edwards turn the corner and saw me there. and he literally like almost jumpe

john: good evening, i'm john yang.ht, iran is saying that it might not respond in kind to israel's first ever open attack on its soil if there's a ceasefire in gaza and lebanon. more than 100 israeli fighter jets and unmanned drones struck iranian military targets. iran's state run news agency said 4 members of its military were killed. >> the long anticipated retaliatory attack came early saturday morning. israeli defense forces that it struck targets where missiles are billed and stored. their answers were in april and earlier this month. those follow the killings of iranian and hezbollah leaders which iran blamed on israel. on state tv, iran's ruling regime played down the damage. >> although the country's integrated air defense systems successfully confront of the act of aggression, committed damage has been caused to some places. the scope of the attack is being investigated. john: idf spokesman daniel hug ari indicated israeli retaliation was done, for now. >> we are focused on the targets of the war in gaza and

first to in the second. >> john: the right guy at the plate. he can handle the bat many different ways. he can lay down a bunch but the one thing you know about iglesias for the most part he's going to put the ball in play. aggressive, early swinging. not afraid to hit with two strikes, that's for sure. >> joe: lived in the majors this year hitting .337. with runners in scoring position even better. .375. two on, nobody out. swings and misses. chasing the slider. iglesias in majors for the first time in two years. even though this is a clear two-way hitter, the batting average underappreciated these days. nobody gave him a chance last year. one ball, one strike. >> john: whenever you have a .294 batting average with two strikes. it's probably almost 100 or more points above league average. that's where you're comfortable knowing your mechanics and you don't have to over swing. this guy is not trying to drive the ball out of the ballpark every time he takes a swing. >> joe: we saw it yesterday. two strikes, chip shot, base hit to left center. po

i just slur it. >> john: plantar fasciitis. i think you've got it. >> joe: tommy edman's got two balls, two strikes. >> john: you know what part of the treatment is commuter not going to believe it. rolling a golf ball. self-induced pain. to try to break it up. >> joe: golf ball, lacrosse ball, baseball. edman has worked at full. pay off, ground ball towards the middle. base hit. they will get ohtani to the plate again in this game. so with work to do. down. max muncy coming up. how about tommy edman? three of the four dodger hits in the game. >> john: he has hung in there on the counter. didn't get beat. >> joe: another hit from max muncy, solo home run in the fifth. >> john: against this lineup, you just never feel comfortable unless they can't tie it up with a swing. that's what you want to prevent. the last couple pitches for the mets. they want to keep the tying run off home plate . >> joe: 6-3 game. bottom of the eighth. muncy takes ball one. dodgers won game 19-0. mets printed out to a 6-0 lead through two innings in thi

it's john queen city's fault. he lived to be come was born in 1767 and died in 1848, and he served as diplomat, senator, secretary of state, president, and congressman for 47 years. en history, but i was the it took me seven years to to finish the book and i became with john quincy adams, as most writers do with their subject. but my family suffered from it at a family dinner. we had a gathering in new york about a year ago. my youngest granddaughter, all of my grandchildren in their twenties to if they are here tonight. i for my youngest granddaughter that it's the last dinner they had they had and formed a secret drinking game that every time i mention quincy adams they got to take a drink. they claimed that they had a time getting up from the table after the president. yes quincy adams, i think is you know, to most people when i mentioned that i'm writing about john quincy adams, they immediately assume i'm writing about his john adams. the quincy adams was. an extension of his father. they were as close as any

john. >> john: let's bring in nikki haley peered former u.s.assador to the united nations and former governor of south carolina. also a host of haley live podcast on sirius xm. great to see you. thank you for coming in. biden is urging a proportional response from israel. listen to what he said in the wing of air force one. >> the answer is no. and i think there are things we will be discussing with the israelis what they will do but all seven of us agree that they have a right to respond and they should respond. >> john: there is talk about what israel will do. they could go after a oil production but as long as they punch iran and the nose it will continue the malign activities until it goes in and really breaks a bunch of things israel will face the threat. >> first of all let's take a look. you got a u.s. president who got together with a jersey seven who got together with the g7 to figure out what israel should d. i never thought he would take the side of the ayatollah saying don't do it, don't do it, go back and calling for restraint. why

john jobs. the note is jacobs's. but he did not write it, at least not in 39, though it zings with meaning. does settled mean settling in the north or settling the debt that his ex masters owe him. there are other other words like satisfaction where we could ask similar questions. at the time. in 1839, though, jacobs had been unable to write his own of independence. the laws of north carolina had prevented him from learning to read and. in 1855. however, he reproduced his note. he wrote it himself thus incredibly, the very note that jacobs authored, to demonstrate that he'd been kept, became the very evidence. nearly 170 years later that jacobs is the author of his own life story. this writing is a spectacle ular performance of freedom, and i highlighted and i highlight this in this passage here. because it epitomizes two of the narratives, most remarkable aspects. the first has to do with jacobs his use of performance. unlike typical autobiographies in which the author is expected to memory creatively and deliberate

>> hey, john.ls -- holds it in a dead heat in battleground michigan. regarding kamala harris and former presidents donald trump had a 48% according to the latest polls. this comes in daily pans the senator who is not the vp nominee is making a final push to voters. wash. >> i think the voters of this twisted around the world for change name are going to vote for peace, what purpose partly than regular going to work for donald j. trump. >> with one week until the election if you can believe in both candidates are holding rallies in these battleground areas in michigan where trump won back in 2016 and president biden carried it in 2020. harris is working to win the union vote in michigan, it's very important here in the state visiting a union training facility rather out in saginaw, michigan, trying to connect with blue-collar union voters. akey demo that she's trying to win over. >> he gives a lot of talk about what he cares about but on the issue specifically about what is good for you and union la

thank you. ♪ john: good evening. i'm john yang.ave been more deadly israeli airstrikes today on both of its battle fronts. in northern gaza, 100 people were dead or missing in overnight bombardments. and in beit lahiya, another 40 people were wounded. israel said it was targeting hamas militants who are regrouping. and the lebanese army is blaming an israeli airstrike on a vehicle for the death of three of its soldiers. the country's army hasn't been able to either deal with hezbollah or repel an israeli invasion. american officials are investigating the major disclosure of intelligence documents describing israel's preparations for a strike on iran. the top secret analysis of information collected by u.s. spsatellites was posted on the messaging app, telegram. it's not clear whether it was a leak or the result of a hack. former president donald trump says he's told isreali prime minister benjamin netanyahu to "do what you have to do." >> i congratulated him on obviously doing a very good job. keeping israel safe. he's doing very w

here, john, is david peterson.tcher in the regular season but he's moved into the pain in the post and has been a weapon. >> john: he sure has. not overpowering. tough to pick up. the pitchers in the strike zone and throws a lot of fastballs. those two combined are 58% passed balls between the sinker and four-seamer. >> joe: two out. muncy who knocked in a pair in the first inning taking outside. pitcher profile. his fifth season, so much potential for the former first-round pick. he missed the first couple of months of the year coming off of hip surgery. 10-3 with the .290 as a starter and 6 1/3 scoreless innings out for postseason. >> john: he had trouble throwing strikes and he's pitching to contact. that has been the single turnaround for him and the mets. man, what a great year at the right time for the new york me mets. >> joe: you know a little something of what fixing your hip can do for your body, right? had hip surgery, career year this year. 1-2 to muncy's one lawn and mist and david peterson begins his

when john was coming, he did. john didn't write a lot of letters. and it really ticked off abigail and so many times just she why aren't you writing to me more and so he john would always say well i wrote you. i sent it on this ship. but a rebel, a british frigate caught up with it, caught up with me. and what they do is they take a big heavy letter mail pouch and they put all the documents of congress letters to abigail in there, and the captain throws it over. it throws it over the ledge so the british can't capture it. well, she was saying that they're being captured a lot and he says, i can't help that. so, i mean, a so and of course, she believe it. but john wrote whenever he could, her letters are filled with historic and tragic, sarcastic and funny. and i have to say, some of them have abigail a potty mouth. i've discovered. and so some of letters contain words like that. i've left some in some of them are so i had to edit some amount and but abigail's letters serve as best eyewitness accounts of american revolution homefront and of this nati

john?john: florida congressman michael waltz, former green beret and house foreign affairs committee. it would seem israel will launch a significant counterpunch to iran. here is what axios wrote, "israeli officials tearing down all out regional war tell axios israel will launch a significant retaliation to tuesday's massive missile attack, targeted oil production facilities inside iran and other strategic sites. there is a sense that iran just can't give, israel can't give iran a bloody nose. got to break a few bones here. >> yeah, that's right, john. that's the only thing that is going to deter the regime from continuing to do this. look, we can't normalize hundreds of ballistic missiles being launched from iranian soil indiscriminately at israeli civilians in their cities, without a serious response. the only way we're going to de-escalate his with a partial escalation. number one. number two, i have no idea, it makes zero sense to me why biden would take iran's nuclear facilities off th

john jacobs. the note is jacobs's. but he did not write it, at least not in 39, though it zings with meaning. does settled mean settling in the north or settling the debt that his ex masters owe him. there are other other words like satisfaction where we could ask similar questions. at the time. in 1839, though, jacobs had been unable to write his own of independence. the laws of north carolina had prevented him from learning to read and. in 1855. however, he reproduced his note. he wrote it himself thus incredibly, the very note that jacobs authored, to demonstrate that he'd been kept, became the very evidence. nearly 170 years later that jacobs is the author of his own life story. this writing is a spectacle ular performance of freedom, and i highlighted and i highlight this in this passage here. because it epitomizes two of the narratives, most remarkable aspects. the first has to do with jacobs his use of performance. unlike typical autobiographies in which the author is expected to memory creatively and deliberate

john. >> john: we will keep watching that once from or develop immense. trey yingst, thank you. >> sandra: die to communication save lives during hurricane helene so why did the sec revoke comic hundreds of millions in funding for it two years ago? they went the scramble for supplies parts of the north carolina mountains still isolated and madison scarpino live on the ground has a preview. medicine. >> john, more than a week after helene, the cleanup process is getting started for some people. a better look at the recoverychn coming up next. and when the mar, they don't lose anything. we keep it simple. our clients earn in a reasonable rate of return and they don't lose money. if you have at least $100,000 to invest, get your investor's guide and see if it's right for you. s geno other mattress cradles your body and simultaneously supports your spine. to invest, get your investor's guide memory foam doesn't come close. get your best sleep guaranteed. buy more, save more. up to $600 off. visit purple.com or a store near you. when was the last time you chec

john: final word?im: the exception of that is covid when we were kicking people out of the service because they wouldn't get their shot. now medical liberty is at the top of jon tester's list. the thing is we need to protect women but at some point we have an obligation to protect the other life involved. and that's a life of a vulnerable unborn child who has the right to live. i'm proud to say aye protect that life. john: we will move on to our next going to. it's one topic and that's our access to public lands. 30% of montana is federal land teaches almost 27 million acres and there are competing theories about the best way to manage that land and who should do it. our question is, which group or groups do you think would be best suited for manage montana's public plans while maintaining our access? mr. sheehy. tim: public lands belong to the public. that's you, the people of montana. i believe that if you're a montanan and you share a fence land with national forest property, if you live next to sta

john: good evening, i'm john yang.vernight, israel carried out the heaviest bombardment of beirut in its air campaign against hezbollah. massive explosions lit up the skies and plumes of thick smoke covered the city. civilians had been warned to evacuate their homes. they returned to ash and rubble. >> let all the countries talk to them and put pressure on them to stop the war and negotiate with each other. let them deal with it. what is the fault of the people? and those children who died? they left us with nothing, and we have become nothing. john: nearly a quarter of the lebanese population has been displaced in beirut. some live out of their cars or tents. special correspondent leila moana allen is in beirut tonight. leyla, the israelis have intensified both the scope and the intensity of their bombardment of hezbollah in lebanon. where is the sense of where this goes from here? leyla: they have. and what's really been clear over the last few days is just how much that bombardment has intensified. a week ago, we we

more unwanted visitors, john. >> john: thankfully, it was a small >> john: thankfully it wasa sma.y he had a swollen. that don't adenison, thank you. we'll be right back. fascinating as it's played out this afternoon and unscripted former president trump not

that is the highest it has been since the pandemic, john. >> john: you can imagine how heavy that weighsamerican consumers but one of the things i'd be curious to know printed pages eight central theme of her campaign here to turn the page from what? three years and nine months of the biden administration because that is all you have to turn the page on. >> be able see how she continues if she does to distance herself from the biden economy. we will be watching for that periods feeling she hasn't done a good job at that so far. now this. ♪ ♪ >> do you support the letter the administration sent israel threatening legal action over military aid? >> i have given a statement about that. >> are you supporting calling off military at this position does not improve? >> i don't believe that is what the letter said. >> what kind of legal action do you support questioning. >> we will take it one step at a time if necessary. speed tooth dunking that dodging that question to pull military aid to israel as fierce fighting along the gaza strip. trading says reporting live and there is new tensions wit

i am guilty, though i am guilty of being a good friend of john gotti. and if there were more men like john gotti, we would have a better country. locascio and his good friend and boss john gotti had just received three lives. i'm sorry. i received life sentences without parole, murder and racketeering. gotti to give a statement. but his lawyer told the newspapers that he turned to locascio and said, we have just begun fight. channeling revolutionary war hero john paul jones outside the us district court building in brooklyn. the other good friends of john gotti began to fight close to a thousand demonstrators had gathered in columbus for the sentencing, some arriving chartered busses from ozone park in queens and little italy in manhattan, they waved american flags and held reading free john no man or government above the law. and another conspiracy. a woman wearing a thanks drawn t shirt held up a sign that said equanimity be sick under the law. someone play the theme from francis ford coppola's film the godfather. they're on a boom box. equanimity was

>> john twigs and ana rowel. >> good evening. i'm ana rowel. john: and i'm john twigs. ana: we have the qualifying candidates in our studio tonight. you can read our inclusion statement on montanau.s..org. joining us tonight is john test and tim sheehy. john: each candidate will have 90 seconds. afterwards, there will be a follow-up question with a chance for rebuttal, follow-up questions and direct exchanges. and we will follow our night with a closing statement. ana: and candidates will be fact checked tonight. john: let's get started. we're going begin with what's top of mind and that's the economy. recent news shows an improvement. but the market isn't working for most of our citizens. so the question for the two of you to start tonight is what to you think is the root of the problem and should the federal government get involved in the solution or will the market correct itselfs? we're going to start with senator sheehy. tim: housing from coast to coast is a huge issue especially for montanans especially as we've seen an influx of people. shouse getting more out of

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she would see john. she would follow john.ke working. too stressed out about john. i have a real hard time concentrating these days." >> when stephanie's journals were entered into evidence, it clearly identified to me that she really never gave up on her obsession with john. >> john ruetten testified about his love for his wife and how he did not expect or know that stephanie was capable of committing this crime. >> ruetten said he never once promised anything to stephanie. he described a friendly relationship that involved casual sex. but then he made a jaw-dropping admission, something he had told investigators back in 2009. after he got engaged, he gets a call from stephanie. he reveals that somehow they ended in bed and had sex. >> when john was on the stand, i learned for the first time that he had relations with the defendant shortly before marrying my sister, and that was very devastating. >> when it came time for the defense to present its case, lazarus' attorney mark overland tried to cast doubt on the chain of custo

>> john and sandra good to see you. i am in the motorcade now heading back to the airport as we set off for our next out. we are just approaching the airport now and what we saw 20 minutes ago near asheville was devastating. took my breath away. it was the first time the former president saw the destruction close up firsthand and you could tell he was moved by the people there. the people were moved by him. he was stunned by the damage and despite the damage that we saw on the ground, people in north carolina are voting paired people in that area are voting and the former president even said he was stunned by that. the early voting numbers here north carolina statewide have reached about 1 million and he could not believe that. a couple things that came out of the event here. he was asked if he has seen any signs of cheating this early in the election season and he said he had not. he said he was impressed by the turn out. he said the rnc is watching voting very carefully and even with north carolina being such a critic

john. >> john: good conversation there. iran, china and russia, america's top adversaries, meddling in our elections, attempting to tip the outcome in their favor or simply to sow division? general jack keane ahead on the growing threat from our adversaries. >> sandra: republicans on track to regain the senate, it depends on battleground toss-upstates, including michigan. mike rogers is here. there's an old saying in the navy that the toughest job in the navy is a navy wife. and if you've made the deployments and you've been the wife at home, or you've been the spouse at home, you understand what i'm talking about. your spouse has earned the right to apply for a va home loan. the newday 100 loan allows you to borrow up to 100% of your home's value. so if you're in a situation where you need some help financially, give us a call. ♪ ♪ have you always had trouble losing weight and keeping it off? same. discover the power of wegovy®. ♪ ♪ with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. ♪ ♪ and i'm keeping the weigh

and john kelly confirm this to both the new york times and to me today. the quote, unquote suckers and losers issue of donald trump calling veterans and the war dead suckers and losers, they denied and denied and denied and we have multiple witnesses, john kelly told me on the record that that he and many other people in the white house heard donald trump constantly refer to the war dead, american war debt. as suckers and losers. we know that he believes that people who serve the country are losers and suckers. he said it multiple ways, multiple times. and this, of course, all starts with his putting down his is denigration of john mccain and george hw bush, both navy pilots who were shot down in enemy action. and donald trump putting down their experiences constantly. he's done that on the record but these other these other issues, obviously, these are things that he said as part part of his regular discourse. so it's not surprising that mark meadows is going to deny it but the denial doesn't hold weight. i have contemporaneous sources contemporaneous no

and what was john adams doing during this period? john adams at the white house. he did meet privately with jefferson. he assured jefferson that he believed he should be the next president, that jefferson was clearly the people's choice. other than that he stayed out of it. he believed the president had no role in this constitutional process. he was right about that. he told federalists he would not intervene. he would not support some of their more extreme plans. but he did definitely keep a close eye and was waiting for news of any resolution. at what point was thomas jefferson declared, president of the united states. and when he take office. thomas jefferson was declared the third president of the united states, the 36th ballot, which took several days. they had they at some point have to stop and take some breaks, eat and to sleep and to try and reconvene and figure out how they were going to resolve this conundrum. he then took office on march 4th, 1801, which was about two weeks after the final had been made. and in those two weeks, he had to figure out how

hall of famer john smoltz. we have so many good stories and great characters in this championship match up. >> john: we really do. we have one team going wire-to-wire with excitations and pressure and one team under the wire. trying to do what the diamondbacks stated last year. the mets do it differently than the dodgers and you'll see two extreme ways these teams have gotten here and why they can be successful. >> joe: bright lights and the big stage and two at the biggest reasons why, two best players in the national league this year. shohei ohtani with the dodgers and francisco lindor with the mets. >> john: ohtani has done it all. he's had a superhero year and he's trying to do that in the postseason. the padres pitched him well. i think he'll have more success this series because of the lack of left-handers and lindor, the mets would not be here without him. one of the biggest wings of his life and for the mets, that grand slam. for the mets to continue playing baseball, they'll need lindor and the rest. >

john: good evening. i am john yang.eath toll and destruction are growing in the middle east amid more fighting on both of israel fronts. in northern gaza, there was heavy bombardment after 22 people were killed and airstrikes. they say supplies are dwindling and bodies remain uncollected in the streets. in southern lebanon, the israeli military ordered residents of 23 viages to evacuate for their own safety. they claim hezbollah is hiding weapons and launching attacks from the area. the group denies it. in syria, the u.s. military says it has conducted a series of airstrikes targeting isis camps. central command says they will disrupt the terrorist group's ability to plan and carry out attacks against the united statesnd its allies. the military said there were no civilian casualties. they are working to assess the damage from hurricane milton claimed for at least 10 deaths. more than one million people remain without power. governor ron desantis announced the opening of state run sites in the tampa area where people ca

"john. right chad pergram on the latest on the fema money, sandra. >> sandra: hurricane helene paris down on florida treasure island pricing what could be a direct hit. for more on how the residents are preparing for this massive storm, le let's bring into treasure island mayor, tyler payne. thank you very much. how are you and folks preparing? >> i was out on the island a few hours ago to survey what is going on and it appears as though most people did heed the evacuation warning. i'm very happy to see that. it really was a ghost town. so it appears most people have left and sheltering someone there somewhere in the state. >> sandra: how can you prepare for those who stayed behind or the destruction to calm? >> you know, it depends exactly where it hits. if we have another storm surge event or somehow at this point the storm takes a little bit of a turn to the north we are on the south side of the storm. we had 7 feet of storm surge during helene in most homes throughout the city 2-3 feet o

john. >> john: let's bring in ari fleischer, fox news contributor and former white house press secretary. only trump could have done what he did yesterday where he showed up in green bay, wisconsin, in a trash truck. let's listen to a little bit of what he said when he met the press. >> how do you like my garbage truck? this is in honor of, and joe biden. joe biden should be ashamed of himself if he knows what he's even doing and she should be ashamed because she should not let him do it. >> john: he's tearing a strip off of them but he's doing it in a way that is -- i don't think it's a way that trump could do it in terms of his sense of humor. say what you want, whether did biden call trump supporter's garbage or did he not. he changed the narrative in a way that i think has given a lot of momentum to the former president. what do you think? >> first and foremost i apologize for wearing a tie and jacket. i feel overdressed. but the issue here this late stage in the campaign, voters are used to tuning things out so when they heard all of this media hyping up a comedians line at a speech

i'm john kelly. the magazine is quoting donald trump, citing two people who heard him say the quote that we're about to read to you? as saying, i need the kind of generals that hitler had. people who were totally loyal to him that follow orders the atlantic story also opens up with anecdote pertaining to the funeral for the 20-year-old army specialist vanessa guillen. you'll remember her story. she was murdered in 2020 a fellow soldier at fort hood at the time when that happened, i was covering the white house. i remember this moment. trump invited the family into the white house and he publicly offered to help with her funeral cost his kitchen, you can help, all that need something, we'll take care will make sure she is very respected. >> it was a touching moment with her family in the oval office. but a few months after that, the atlantic says that trump reportedly asked pentagon officials and that same office a few months later, quote, did they bill us for the funeral? what did it cost? an aid ans

point is really a fusion of sort of the ideas of john locke and the ideas of john calvin. and that was a slightly different curriculum from the curriculum that john adams and john hancock would have that would have been delivered to the two of them. and if you look back and this was it's very hard to sort of fill in someone's intellectual formation when you have no documentation and the way i somewhat did it with this book was to go back to look at what the master's thesis at harvard were during the years at samuel adams was there because it tells you what the preoccupations of a student body were. and often you can see where how many people are ending up on the same subject and when samuel adams is there, the ideas are still to a extent, religious. very quickly thereafter they become more general and then and then more political. it's very unusual. adams is thesis question was it was an interesting one. it was do we owe allegiance to the king? if the republic cannot should allegiance to the king. trump the health of the republic, whether it be lawful to resist the supreme

john: good evening. i'm john yang. the pentagon said today it's sending israel an advanced missile defense system and the 100 u.s. troops needed to operate it. the announcement came just hours after iran warned the united states to keep forces out of israel. the move bolsters israel's protection against a mislle barrage like the one iran launched two weeks ago. it comes as israel steps up its assault on gaza and lebanon. in gaza late today, at least 13 people died when a tank shelled a school sheltering displaced people. overnight in central gaza, an airstrike killed a family of eight, including six children. israel warned people in northern gaza to leave, but residents say there's nowhere to go and they're running out of supplies. in southern lebanon today, an israeli airstrike on a century-old market killed one person and wounded several others. israel said it struck more than 200 hezbollah targets as it told more villages to evacuate. doctors in southern lebanon report an increase in premature births due to stress.

john. >> john: cohost of the ramsey show joins us now.he bank of america institute survey. found that more americans are living paycheck to paycheck than they were five years ago. here's what they found. 26% of people have necessary expenses that are graver than 95% of the take-home pay and 30e than 90% on staples such as groceries, housing, utilities, gas, or child care. those numbers. 10% higher than they were in 2019. >> and we are seeing it with everyday americans. on the ramsey show people are calling it and we are hearing the paycheck to paycheck living is so consistent across the board. what i always advise is to empower people, control what you can control. whether it is the income side of your money coming in, getting a side hustle, doing what you can there but your expenses is where people are feeling it and that is where you have to be so, so purposeful with your income. making a detailed zero-based budget is so important to know where your income is going because we are feeling the inflation everywhere and you need to be that

on the campaign trail, she barely mentions him, john. >> john: that may be by design, peter.what the ultimate effect will be. 1600 pennsylvania, sandra. >> sandra: making money fox business, lives in the new york studio, charles payne. good to happy in in the studio. we will take into some out there in the medial and what is being said about the black bow and whether or not black then are veering from kamala harris. your thoughts on how she's trying to reach out to them in this moment. >> embarrassing. it is extraordinary endemic extraordinarily embarrassing. you go down the list on the things on the so-called opportunity for black men there until 1 million loans fully forgivable up to $20,000 and essentially i will buy your vote for $20,000. wink-wink so you want to buy my vote for $20,000. support education, mentorship and all the buzzwords in the hood the last 60 years when they come asking for the vote. including a pathway to become teachers. protecting crypto investments were black men know their money is safe. she is not for crypto and what happens to my illness quite m

under sir john johnson.wn where exactly they came from, but the quartermaster general's stores in quebec was issued up contained in a blue regiment of coats faced white, which were issued to the royalists in 1778 and in smaller numbers to them and others for the next years. some the royalist had worn a red coat faced green in 1777, and they very much wished to return to that as quickly as possible, fearing friendly fire inside its. the officers had given some of the men blanket coats in december 1778 to simply avoid confusion. after about six months, sir john johnson ceded administration of own.alists to one of their daniel mcalpin. mcalpin been an officer in the british army since 1737 and a captain in 60 of regiment since 1771. on may 79, mcalpin took over a post he would hold until his death. on july. 22nd 1780, after a long illness. after mcalpin correspondence. he really cared about these people. the best officer they had in charge of and his correspondence with the british command was almost daily look