john: all right. well, we will see where this goes as this operation begins. francesca, great to see you again. it's been a long time. all right. ♪ >> john: finally tonight, a special day. >> yeah. it's -- the crowd was definitely loud for me. i could feel them behind me. it was fun. >> johnth stunts. women jumped 69 feet. men from 89 into the mediterranean see at the top cliff diving world series. a woman from great britain and man from australia. somehow, i don't know how they do it but they all made it look very, very easy. >> tomorrow on "special report." a preview of the vice presidential debate between democratic nominee tim walz and republican j.d. vance. you can watch the debate simulcast on fox news. we will also have special conch before and after the debate. remember, if you can't catch us live, set your dvr 6:00 p.m., 3 p.m. on the west coast. thank you for watching. i'm john roberts. "the ingraham angle" is next. >> laura: good evening, everyone i'm laura ingraham. this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight.

john: attorney general merrick garland earlier today sounding off on what he says are attacks on the justice department, valuing it will not be used as a political weapon. so begins a thursday afternoon. i'm john roberts in washington. hello, sandra. >> sandra: we will see where the next two hours to excess, johnod to be with you. i'm sandra smith in new york and this is speed 27. garland calling attacks on the department dangerous and outrageous, but his address comes as allegations continue to pile up that the doj is being used to target conservatives, like former president donald trump. >> john: let's bring in fox news legal editor kerri urbahn. targeted conservatives like donald trump but not just donald trump. >> not just donald trump. i think merrick garland believes those words, but unfortunately they are divorced from the reality of his department's actions. we can go through the list, for starters, do, dear member the attacks on the supreme court justices following the leak of the dobbs? the deferment of justice could have enforced the law against those who are threatening, bullying, at the house. they chose not to. there was an assassination attempt on brett kavanaugh. that was two years ago. that still has not gone to trial. it doesn't go to trial until next year. but think of the s

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john: and the tar heel state is more competitive than ever. brand-new fox news power rankings show north carolina has shifted left. >> sandra: hello and welcome, everyone. i'm sandra smith in new york. john, great to begin another hour with you. >> john: good to be another jam-packed hour with you. i'm john roberts in washington and this is "america reports." the power rankings have moved georgia and north carolina back toward harris, from lean republican now to toss ups. the shift gives harris an edge for the first time in this race. >> sandra: but independent voters say they still need to hear a lot more from her, especially when it comes to the economy. we will have more for you on that in just a moment. first, let's get to alexandria hoff live in washington for us. hey, alex. >> hi, sandra. georgia and north carolina moving out of that lien r category mean that they are six states consider toss ups. it's 272 would not when that comes to the latest power rankings show that either candidate could easily move past that threshold. vice president harris at 241 to trump's 219 at the moment. when it comes to georgia, harris dedicating resources there has paid off. president biden nearly flipped the state in 2020 and this year harris kic

john. there is a protocol and procedure problem. and the secret service director is admitting that in his answer. >> john: as you point out, getting new resources will take months if not years and the election will be over long before then. let's hope that both candidates make it to the final lap there. congressman, good to get your thoughts. >> thank you, johnandra. >> sandra: failing young children when it comes to teaching them reading and math, but wait until you hear what their new performance measures talk about. >> john: a looming port strike? what dock workers are demanding and the disastrous economic impact it could have if they walk off the job. [ ♪♪ ] ♪ don't rock the boat ♪ ♪ don't rock the boat, baby ♪ we've never spoken. but you've told us many things. that you love stargazing, hate parallel parking, and occasionally, your right foot gets a little heavy. the lexus es didn't begin in a studio — it began with you. ♪ >> sandra: billions of dollars are on the line. a possible strike looming at major ports along the east coast. and for many shippers with a strike deadline less that two weeks away, it might be already too late. lydia is at the port. is it too late for the shippers to change plans, what are you hearing? >> yeah. that's exactly right. for some of them. especially if those ships, those vessels are already in the atlanti

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john: i'm john roberts in washington. wow, sandra. it just doesn't stop. nevery day it's new to us. >> john: i'm sandra smith in new york. we have a big hour for you. this case stems from a yearlong investigation. the president's son is charged with three felonies and six misdemeanors concerning $1.4 million in owed taxes that have since been paid. no statement yet from the first family, and kamala harris declined to speak to this moments ago, that we did just hear from karine jean-pierre. she is declining to comment specifically as well, although she said there will still not be a pardon by the president, john. >> john: yes, the answer that question is still a no, and as we pointed out, right up until it is a "yes." and president biden ignored questions from the press as he boarded marine one earlier. listen to this. >> mr. president, will you commute your son's sentence? are you glad your son has pled in his case? >> john: yes, the dulcet sounds of the auxiliary power unit on a helicopter. we have fox team coverage all our with a deep bench of kerri urbahn, leo terrell, judge jeanine, jonathan turley, and andy mccarthy.

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john, 237% increase over the trump years in the number of individuals hitting the terrorist watch list has surged to record numbers. democrats also blasted trump's mass deportation plan but recent polling actually shows, john, that a majority of americans support that plan, including even a quarter of democrats polled. >> johnthought that's an interesting fact. griff, thank you so much. continue with sandra. >> sandra: thank you, john, retired human sector border patrol chief chris clem, chris, thank you very much for joining us. this is obviously becoming a bigger and bigger political issue has move closer and closer to the presidential election. but there is a lot of criticism of the current administration and their treatment of these violent crimes from criminals and people who should have never been here in the first place. what message do you want to send on that? >> well, the criticism is justified because we have seen these crimes play out not just the heinous crimes like murder and rape at assault, but some of the disruptions that have played out in the cities across the country, seen that in aurora, colorado, and springfield and other places. if you can stomach the pontificating and the blaming of both sides and get to the crux of it and really listen to the stories of the witnesses, it is so much

john. >> john: good to be with you, sandra. i'm john roberts in washington. this is suite 27. the irony of that is iran's president is enjoying security at the united nations general assembly. the trump campaign urging democrats to tamp down inflammatory rhetoric, but it appears president biden is not listening to that. just this morning he had the chance to address his own words and town with the ladies of "the view." >> but now he is blaming rhetoric from you, that you inspired these two assassination attempts. after all of the calls for violence, "take them out," all the rest of it. you know what it is. don't you think that is just unbelievable? and what do you say to that? >> i think he is the most unusual. trump is... >> careful. [laughter] >> not a lot of social redeeming value there. he really does not believe in democracy, in the guardrails that our system is set up for the abuse of power. you look at what he does and what he says. >> sandra: in the middle of these growing and confirmed threats to the former president trump, it seems sitting president biden is sticking

john. >> john: he had learned the target of the attack was the has been a leader, hassan nasrallah himself. more on the breaking news coming up as e.r. progresses. >> we keep seeing all these headlines about migrant crime popping up in different cities all over the country. this right here is the first time we have ever seen specific numbers as to who and what i.c.e. is tracking when it comes to convicted criminals. some pretty jaw-dropping numbers that we are still going through as we speak right now. >> sandra: jaw-dropping is right. that was build knowledge and reporting on this breaking story at the top of the last hour. startling new numbers on this part of crisis as we learn hundreds of thousands of illegal migrants previously convicted of crime, murderers, are now living right here in the u.s. welcome back, everyone. i'm sandra smith in new york. >> john stunning news, sandra. i'm john roberts in washington and this is "america reports." the information coming from a letter sent by the acting i.c.e. director detects an republican congressman tony gonzales. the letter revealing migrants convicted of murder and rape were convicted at the border and then released into the country. >> sandra: migrant crime and major concern in border communities like texas where leaders are bolstering their efforts to stop the violent venezuelan gang tren de agua. we had live coverage on all of it. arizona sheriff mark lam and texas republican congressman tony gonzales will join us in moments. >> john: but we begin with brooke taylor, live in el paso, texas. brooke? >> john, when you hear the gang, 1130s will connect it to here in el paso because we are seeing more venezuelans cross the border here than anywhere else. that is according to cbp data. i sat down with the district attorney here in el paso and he says what they are seeing is the suspected tda

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john? >> john: sandra, let's bring in charlie hurt, fox news contributor and "washington times" opinion editor. just at the 30,000-foot level, what did you think of the de debate? >> obviously she did better than a lot of people expected, but i think those of us who have watched debate prep over the years kind of expected that she would probably do a lot better. i would argue that probably it doesn't change much in terms of the trajectory of the race. i think she has more to prove in these debates. everybody knows donald trump and where he stands on things. the problem with her and she's got 30% of the american population who say they don't know enough about her, so she has to explain her positions and explain some of the changes of her positions, and i don't think you necessarily did that. so i think the trajectory continues, and what i would argue is probably ultimately not a good direction. >> johnin terms of whether or not it was the needle, doug schoen wrote on foxnews.com, "although harris clearly won the debate, in my estimation, it isn't at all clear that this debate just 56 days before the election will fundamentally impact the outcome on november 5th." the way i saw it, if she fumbled around and engaged in a bunch of word salad and non sequiturs and things like that, it could have really hurt her. so there was big down side, very little upside. >> and she did not hurt herself in that department. she maintained her arguments. but, again, i still think it is still incumbent upon her as a candidate to make the case for why, if people -- for example, the polls showing people are looking for change, if they want change, why they are going to reelect the sitting vice president who is carrying out the policies of the sitting president as opposed to somebody who is a clear outsider and is reviled, especially within the system among people like abc moderators, because he is such a

john. oh, john. hey, john. john. john is coming in to do sports and he's talking about who the l.a. dodger is, about that must buy one walk in right there that shohei ohtani from the los angeles dodgers, inching closer to history, he hit his 40 home run of the season yeah, that was clear big homer right there. >> then after that he stole your home or again the homer again, a lot of homer's he sitting there i hope you see him still. there you go. right there. stealing a key basis, 48 of the season. now, kate ran the math that means he is now three home runs. and two stolen bases away from the first ever 50-50 season in baseball history. i remember what jose canseco was the first afforded pretty 40. remember how well that worked out for him now the dodgers they beat the cubs tend to eight in the wnba, asia wilson, she added a new record to her already storied career two-time mvp got this bucket right there giving her 941 points, the most ever in a wnba seas without every single teammate along the way and i'm so grateful to be able to play with just and i said it on the broadcast for ju

certainly, information that we hope will be revealed at a press conference later this afternoon, john. >> john: john with the latest in atlanta. we will let you get back working your sources and get us information. >> sandra: thank you for jonathan. we will bring in fox news contributor nicole parker. she joins us now. nicole was part of the response team to the 2018 parkland school shooting and here we are now with updates coming out of georgia. your thoughts on this ongoing situation. >> first of all my condolences to anyone that may have lost their lives in this awful tragedy. it's the beginning of the school year. i understand school is been in session since august 1st. we are at the beginning of the school year and this is probably the very first school shooting for the school year and it's happening all too often. it is too frequent. we all remember columbine high school back in the day, back in 1999. that was unheard of. and now it is happening so frequently we can't even keep up with it. even when parkland happened, it was much less prevalent. as a law-enforcement officer and an fbi agent to

john o'keefe goes out with a buddy down to c.f. mccarthy's. and karen decides to meet him there. now john didn't drive there. john ride from his friend, so he was telling karen that he was going to need a ride. >> i ended up leaving my house to join john in canton at 8:30. >> so you met him for drinks? >> yep. >> how did the night go? >> it was fine. i walked in. he was with three other fellows. i got there a little after 9:00. and he gave me a hug. they stay at c.f. mccarthy's for a while and then decide to go meet some more friends over at the waterfall bar and grill, which is just across the street and down. it's a two-minute walk. >> so who was there when you got there? >> it was a table of people right away. >> at the table are members of a couple of families who have deep ties to the town. the alberts and mccabes. we've got chris albert who used to live down the street from john. also at the table, brian albert, chris' brother, who, like john, is a boston police officer. he's actually the leader of an elite squad tasked with catching dangerous criminals. he even helped solve the infamous boston strangler ca

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just be pardoned. >> john: on the issue of a presidential pardon, it is a no, right up until it is a "yes." that's the way it works in this town. >> just like the campaign, john. >> johnexactly. i'm in, read until i'm out. thanks, andy. let's bring in tom dupree, former deputy assistant attorney general. this is a prosecutor -- not a pizza prosecutor, sorry. this is a defendant who played fast and loose. there's no question about that. look at the plea deal 13 months ago. it indemnifies him against any future prosecution for any crime that he might commit until the day he dies. that was the plea deal that ellen noriega said, what do you-know-what is this? now they're playing fast and loose with a guilty plea and saying, we are not going to plead guilty, you're going to enter an alford plea. what do you think about all this? >> look, i think the judge in california is going to have the same reaction the delaware judge had, that this judge is going to say, what the heck is going on here? how come you didn't mention this before? number two, this doesn't make any sense. to the point andy made, why on earth would you plead guilty to everything without getting the opportuni

john: it always seems to happen that way doesn't at? we come and be expecting something is going to happen and then nothing ever happened. >> sandra: what a day. always good to be with you and, john. >> johnto be with you too. >> sandra: yeah. that does it for us, i'm sandra smith's pe. >> john: and i'm john roberts and we'll see you tomorrow when the lord knows what happens next. k-s of the story" with martha starts now. >> martha: thanks, guys.

john: gwendolyn, john roberts here in washington. unfortunately we get the bad news at this moment from the georgia bureau of investigation that four people have perished in that shooting this morning. we do not know if they were students or if they were faculty but the report from the georgia bureau of investigation, the four that perished, three were taken to the hospital. we pray that is the sum total of all of the injuries and that no one else was injured or may have suffered in some other way. i know you were in touch with your oldest granddaughter via text when all of this happen and the alert went out. tell us what the substance of the conversation on the text was between you and your oldest granddaughter. >> she texted me and told me that -- she says we are on a serious lockdown and i said what's going on? she said we just heard gunshots right outside our classroom. their teacher went and locked the door and they were screaming and hollering and crying and everything in the classroom. she told me she went and hid behind the teacher's desk and kids were all over the place in the classroom but i do thank the teacher for locking the door of the classroom. >> john: thank god they did that. >> sandra: they have all been through so much. gwendolyn, when you were able to talk to your grandchildren, were they able to give you any information about the shooter? did they see anybody or heard if it was a student at the school? >> they say it was a student that is at the school the previous year and it was more than one shooter. they said it was three different shooters because they heard shots in different areas of the school campus. my oldest granddaughter is in fourth grade and i have two in the ninth grade. my grandson, one of his friends was shot and killed. and my granddaughter, one of her best friends was shot in the arm. but i don't know if she's okay or whatever but they were shot. and one was shot in the leg and one was shot as well. >> john: just reading this object from the georgia bureau of investigation, gwendolyn. four dead, an additional nine taken to various hospitals with injuries. the suspect, a single suspect in custody and alive. i

mccain's family knew john mccain a lot better than jd vance who never met john mccain. johnithout endorsed harris against trump saying trump does not share any of her values meaning john mccain's values and last week john mccain's son said this. >> the one thing about john mccain is that he cared about his country and lived his life that way. as much as i stayed as a independent i decided it was time to move on and do what i believe in. the fact of the matter is country first. you have to think about your country first. care about making the country better. i feel harris and tim embody a group of people that will help make the country better and take us forward. that is really what matters at the end of the day. >> john mccain was elected and reelected to the senate by the people of arizona six times. mark kelly who now occupies that seat said this while jd vance was in arizona last week. if trump was serious about the border he would not have told republicans to torpedo the most comprehensive border security bill in decades. he did it because he would does not once solution

john rolfe. so this story about pocahontas saving john rolfe or john smith well probably happen in fact in almost certainly didn't happen. and the way we know that is john smith the only source we have for that story is a that john smith wrote about himself. and we all know are you favorite to the author, shall we say? and it turned that this had happened to john smith, not but twice, and that during his travels the very same thing happened to him somewhere in in the arab territories and some lovely princess once again saved john smith from being executed by her cruel father. so john smith was a terrible liar. he he ended up, by the way, at the plymouth colony as well. and so was he. he got around. it's actually quite impressive, but it also once again obscures the significance of jamestown and pocahontas, the founding of virginia, and and the role native people played in all of that. nevertheless, the way one of the murals in the in the rotunda is the baptism of pocahontas. so you see how this mythmaking really takes hold and continues to be continues to be advanced. yeah. in the nation's capita

iftikhar khyberam hossein, john hossein, john hossein, john hossein is very good, especially fire thatell morteza so that there will be fear and panic in everyone's hearts, so that they can set fire there . in any case, we were there until the night of the 4th, saturday, when the maghrib isha prayer had finished in jofair, and one of the clerics we were serving had a conversation and were talking. the road was due to our location, this ball did not work and our imagination it was that it did not work. however, this was not the case . after a few minutes passed, each of the children started vomiting and feeling nauseous and these things , and for the first time they encountered this enemy's attack, where a chemical slide was used, i don't know here. all those who expressed discomfort had burning eyes, burning throat, cough, and such things. as the emergency room was near, they were transferred to the emergency room so that the initial work could be done for them. it was march of 1962, the khyber operation had started, and we witnessed the severe chemical attacks of the enemy. i was in c

john. at least 12 killed, we are learning, in these strikes as we continue to get more information. john, obviously the questions are going to be what happens in the coming hours in response to this? it seems like we are getting more news by the day out of there. >> johnoesn't sound like much. hasan nasrallah likes to talk tough but i don't think he wants an all-out war with israel and the take on abr ibrahim aqil, te pagers hezbollah had turned to because it thought israel had hacked its communication via cell phone, suddenly and simultaneously exploded in what appears to have been probably a yearslong operation, each one of those pagers, which is about the size of a cigarette pack, maybe a little smaller, outfitted with a tiny bomb that went off, kills a number of people, maimed a number of people, injured a number of other people, unfortunately a 9-year-old girl was killed, and then the day after when hezbollah turned to its emergency communications devices which were these handheld radios, israel blew those up, too, so there's got to be a lot of disarray in hezbollah right now as to how they are going to communicate and coordinate with each other and exactly what they can trust. if you are hezbollah operative return on your laptop or your ipad or

. >> john: folks in the hard-hit area of the stakes can take comfort in the fact that the national guard is on the job. good luck with the work ahead. >> thank you john. >> john: fox corporation by the way has made a donation to the red cross hurricane helene relief efforts and continues to be an annual disaster giving program partner which enables the red cross to respond immediately to disasters like a lien by providing safe shelter, hot meals, emotional support, and resources to aid in recovery. now here is how you can help. visit redcross.org/foxforward. or grab a shot of that qr code that is on your screen and that will take you directly there. >> sandra: the busy hour continues and now moments from now we are awaiting a white house press briefing where we are waiting on response on a new ice report that we first reported here on "america reports" on friday showing tens of thousands of illegal immigrant criminals that could be currently walking the streets here. it's a story we first brought you here. john. >> john: israel's ground invasion into lebanon appears imminent. how big of an escalation with that move be? lieutenant general keith kellogg joins u

john: the curious one to me is saying horrible things about kamala harris. >> the proof is in the pudding. >> john: tune into our special coverage of the abc presidential debate simulcast. it begins at 5:00 p.m. eastern. we have gotten all wound up and ready to go. it's hot here. >> sandra: a great example of the debate happening all over the country and we will see a lot happen on that stage tomorrow night. we will see if anyone on the stage it changes any minds. john. >> john: we will see. i think it could go one of two ways. trump can do well and she does poorly or she does better than people think and it trump shoots himself in the foot. he hasn't done that recently but it will be a for all the marbles debate tomorrow night. >> sandra: judge jeanine pirro will join us at the top of the hour and she will talk about leading up to tomorrow night and we will talk about karl rove now arguing that former president donald trump has a harder job on that debate stage and we will ask her about that. >> john: everyone has an opinion. this is a high-stakes game tomorrow, no question about that. now this. >> 30% they went up. the biggest increase in history. >> sandra: your member that moment. the father of kareem nicoli reminding president biden of his son's death at abbey gate as we await state department reaction to the new report outlining key failures of the biden-harris administration in that chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan. steve nicoli will be jo

this thing of john john saying he wants to talk to the guy, carolyn q, but he wasn't to target these of them were the other way to do it is about the situation was the, you know, so long as some people on the type of person are oh boy, okay, that i'm on that as a girl. is that right now? i'm a little older, so i think a little different. you know, sometimes you gotta stop at a point. you gotta be things in place to get these of the grandma's house, best or ever uh like the 1st house that we really lived in was when the shore and this out of all of us here with me for like a few other cousins. so i grew up here and she was a short as a man out of out of nowhere. she just shot a flight was taller than everyone was all legs. she always like sang songs. i would love tv and finding the camera stuff. well i, teen girl. yeah. yeah, yeah good, yes, i started taking photos. 8 for like we had one of our 1st photo shoots on the end of this block, and i just would take pictures with her, you know, she was on the way. and then she finally started to take it serious. she went on tv, on tv show. co

now john and hannah are on the hot seat. >> she and john blauvelt had both been asked questions about katie's murder. >> investigators soon gather enough evidence to charge johnlauvelt in the murder of his wife. but just when his arrest is imminent, john blauvelt is gone and so is 17 year old hannah thompson. investigators don't know if hannah is with john willingly or not. they do know she could be in grave danger. >> i don't think it's a huge leap of assumption to think that this child has left with this man. it's 28 years old, 11 years her senior, and knowing the fact that he was married to another young girl who was also reported missing and was found some 32 hours later, murdered and in the cellar of a house, an abandoned house. >> hannah's family was always concerned after learning she attended parties at john's house, red flags started going up. >> she was skipping classes and then there was an argument at the house between us and hannah, and she left home for about a week and we didn't know at that time. but she was at john's house that week. i talked to a friend of theirs after they disappeared who said that they were in a relationship. so i imagine

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john. >> john: ohio republican david joyce is with us now. he serves on the bipartisan task force formed after the first assassination attempt against former president trump. this letter that was written some months before the assassination attempt, the fact that it was released by the doj would seem to be a case to the judge to keep him in jail despite the fact that the charges he is currently facing probably would be bale eligible. but it also serves to make you wonder how many other crazies out there could be inspired by this guy? >> you are absolutely right and i hope that this letter was not a backhaul to the lunatics in the nation to follow his lead because let's be real with each other, 332 million plus americans and not all of them are in full capabilities of their mental health. we have people like the last two people we have seen in these attempted assassinations and god forbid there be more out there. you really don't want them to be doing that. i understand the nature of what they are trying to do. they are trying to show there's a bigger scenario than being in possession of these two guns and that's why they want to keep him in detention because talk about a flight risk. this guy makes a great case of what a flight risk is. >> johnhey don't have more serious charges to hold him on. they need to try to convince the judge while we develop the case, do not let this guy back out among the public. in terms of the information that you and your task force are getting from the fbi and secret service, senator richard blumenthal has pretty much had it with dhs. listen to what he said. >> i am reaching a point of total outrage because the response from homeland security has been totally lacking. i think it is like stonewalling in many respects. >> john: to get him as her upset as he is, but you wonder where my orca's is in all of ths and why he has not come out and said anything? >> its face it, the last three and half years he has been in office, they have not been a shining star on how to best serve the public. he's been at our borders and i'm a firm believer that we should make a case onto why something as serious as secret service deserves to go back underneath the treasury department instead of being stuck inside it d

they generally don't like people from newcastle, but we went to john holt who was there, he was here with us today. malcolm sayer, john. johnple or go home and not know anybody else and it is really what anna milton was talking about this morning. it is about building teams. it's about having unity. it is through the branches that we get the structures. it is through the branches that we raise money. it is through the branches that we find the necessary candidates to fight elections. it is through the branches part of our local community, notjust a national political party. there is a template for this. i never thought that i would would say this, but we have to do i do ourselves on the liberal democrats. —— mcgrath the model ourselves on the liberal democrats. that does not mean that you will see me cascading down waterfalls. and i went to behave in a way that i think is particularly stupid even if at the other thing i do. liberal democrats that build branches, they would democrats win seats at district, county and unitary level. the liberal democrats but on that strength. they put literature and leaflets through doors it

john: we are out of time. amy and tam, thank you very much. amy: thanks, john. ♪ johnchapter is unfolding in a story of power, privilege, and violence can last year, alec murdoch was convicted of murdering his wife and son in south carolina. the case gripped many across the country and now the state supreme court is agreeing to hear his appeal. a new book chronicles not just the story of the murders and trial, but a family that for a century has used violence to gain power. lisa desjardins has more, beginning with a reminder of murdaugh's tangled history. >> did you kill your wife and son? lisa: in a small courthouse with millions of people watching, last month, a jury convicted alec murdoch of the unthinkable, shooting and killing his wife and younger son, paul. prosecutors say it was a desperate attempt by him to distract as years of stealing millions from his clients was coming to light. the prosecutor. >> it doesn't matter who your family is. it doesn't matter how much money you have or you think you have. it doesn't matter what you think, how prominent you are. if

john: it's incredible to see what's happening in those communities. in all of this land. i'm john roberts in washington and this is america reports. helene carved a 600-mile path of devastation from florida to tennessee more than 200 people are waiting for the lights to come back on. >> sandra: the mayor said it is a catastrophic event and she will join us in moments. >> john: let's go to our senior correspondent a veteran of the stores. he is in asheville which has been so hard hit. how crews doing? they are getting help to people there. >> not a lot of motion on the ground. you can see from the scope of this disaster behind me, these were 18-wheelers. they are pretty much smashed and tack up on top of each other. getting the word out has been a challenge. people need the basics appeared they need food and they need water. they are setting up distribution points at 2:00 p.m. to try and get that out and get the word out that there is food and water available. they are trying to set up temporary cell phones. that is been cell phone towers. that has been a hit because of huge anxiety to figure out who is alive and who is in trouble and also to connect relatives with each other. they are doing things here because of the storm the old-fashioned way. we have seen rescuers going door-to-door trying to figure out if people are okay and when people do come out and

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 father and son in public life. when john adams traveled to paris. 1778 to implement the franco-american treaty during, the american revolution, he took john quincy with he was 11. the younger adams was 18 before he returned to united states to go to harvard. and when he returned, was the best traveled american of his day and the two were john took him to education, but also for support and. they remained intimate emotionally and, intellectually throughout john's very long life. he dated and. 1826 abigail adams equally as. significant as. her husband a self-created intellectual, a spokesman for women's rights, the epitome of the enlightenment american woman. she could run a farm and read lost paradise, lost in the original. she was also a a very intimidating mother. women in that day and time the only outlet they had their brains and for their ambition were their offspring and john quincy her avatar and she made no bones about it when. she wrote him when he was sailing to europe, when he was he got the letter later. he she wr