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marion, good to see you, thank you for joining the conversation. >> thank you for having me.t to get your take poster rate cut, take a look at futures which are higher factually so after the fed surprising 50 basis point cut last week, look at treasury yields this morning a funny thing happened after the fed cut rates by 50 basis points, we saw the tenure go what, the yield on the tenure is 3.75% of nine tenths of a basis point and we have a big week of economic data that may move the markets further with the second-quarter gdp final reading on thursday the preferred meeting on inflation, august pc on friday. your expectation and assessment of the 50 basis point cut? >> i was not looking for 25 basis point cut. i've been doing this for 40 years and i've never seen the fed cut interest rates when the card we was still growing in your technically at full employment, normally you get a 50 basis point cut there is a lot of stress in the economy or the financial system, this tells me it's almost like an insurance policy that the fed has taken out to ensure we have a soft landing,

. >> our marion smith plays football at michigan state university, but football is far from his onlyus. these days. recently, he lost his mom to breast cancer, and without a dad and the family's life, smith has been left to raise his five younger siblings. the youngest two years old. >> my cars were given to me like i didn't choose my deck of cards, you know what i'm saying? but like for people to tell me that, like, it's like it's like uplifting, you know what i'm saying? it's motivation to keep going, you know, not to stop. >> he's leaning on his oldest sister for help. and as the old saying goes, it takes a village. i love you. smith appears to have a strong support system. >> i'm going to be there no matter what. that was a promise i made to their mother. and they have everybody here backing them up. >> he's in a tough spot right now, but he's one of the strongest guys that i've known. >> while smith's story is unique in its own way, a recent study found 19% of undergraduate students have a dependent and 5% of those caregivers, like smith, are responsible for non-child dependents

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i remember going to marion time 50 now she invited me to go to the tomato bomb and assistance. there was no power which was pretty common because power outages in gaza. will you be for this? so we 8 by candle, lice the since i last so marian, she's had a daughter quote. sophie went on service. evan had said, was there a sense that pretty quickly that this was different? there was some of the moments from the 1st moment every where it was boned, there was no, says a they way and target think civilians targeting hospitals and even schools where people are sick and refuse when i was in gaza when, when he would go to sleep i hoc sophie not knowing whether i would be able to do this again tomorrow or not. that was the most difficult feeling i have ever had to think that we have been deprived of the most precious thing is the feeling of home. we have lost that. i didn't know what home means lowering the wider western community. i will fully blind about the realities of most of them are posting culture. there is still so much suspicion in the media elsewhere in the wider community of

host: republican line, marion, ohio.caller: yes, i feel -- i don't feel, i know -- that kamala is a sheep in wolves clothing. i wanted to talk about hakeem jeffries. whenever he gets on the television, he calls trump supporters maggio republicans, white supremacy, just anything. he will say it like five times in one minute, ok? i am a 63-year-old woman who has worked all her life. i don't have time to be racist. i have been too busy working and trying to put a roof over my head in take care of my family. i told my grandkids not to be guilty for anything they haven't done. slavery, jim crow, and the black people -- the black men voted in for the jim crow laws back in 1872. that's a history that black people don't want out there. they helped devote in the people that made those laws. all of the people that were under that bridge, the haitians, they were all living in brazil, chi lake. the kids living in this country, it's asylum and it's bs. they had emmis 13 gang members sent to the homes of people when they were foster p

. >> our marion smith plays football at michigan state university, but football is far from his onlys. recently, he lost his mom to breast cancer, and without a dad and the family's life, smith has been left to raise his five younger siblings. the youngest two years old. >> my cars were given to me. i didn't choose my deck of cards, you know what i'm saying? but like for people to tell me that, like, it's like it's like uplifting, you know what i'm saying? it's motivation to keep going, you know? not to stop. >> he's leaning on his oldest sister for help. and as the old saying goes, it takes a village. i love you. smith appears to have a strong support system. >> i'm going to be there no matter what. that was a promise i made to their mother. and they have everybody here backing them up. >> he's in a tough spot right now, but he's one of the strongest guys that i've known. >> while smith's story is unique in its own way, a recent study found 19% of undergraduate students have a dependent and 5% of those caregivers, like smith, are responsible for non-child dependents, including sibli

law school in the work she did in law school as a student internship projects, she also worked for marion write adelman the children's defense fund everything she did in terms of children, health care equality. as i said everyone seems to know more about hillary and what she has done and i wanted to highlight some of the women who people don't know as much about who we haven't studied so that was why he made somee but traces i made that hillary is certainly an individual who has supported civil rights and human right in the arenas. >> thank you. next question is from las vegas. they ask what was the name of the person that abigail adams worked with? >> his name was james and that's all we know. that was how she referred to him in the letters and this was something we discovered in looking after letters and the concern that she had but she was an outspokenen abolitionist and this is why when john quincy adams hired workers and when they hired that those workers did not get paid. any workers who were hired to work in the white house at the white house the money went to the their owners so f

primarily it is out of marion county. those things are starting to move today. we will get those into john at the emergency management agency and work with him to get those things done. governor, thank you for your leadership and i appreciate your help. gov. destantis: administrator. >> thank you governor and good afternoon org ignoring -- good morning. i want to say on behalf of the president that we extend our deepest sympathies to the families who lost loved ones as a result of hurricane helene, and to all of those who experience damages. we were able to move resources in here beginning monday of this week to support the response needed, things like the search and rescue teams, the army corps of engineers and hospital assessment teams. i have been working to augment the response across all of the different localities that were impacted. as we move into the assessment phase i am grateful to join the governor today to get a firsthand look at what some of these impacts are. and to hear stories about the challenges and concerns going forward and to help facilitat

storm alger 0 is bureau and ramallah in the occupied westbank shot down operations that the hello i marion marcy. this is out you 0 live from don't also coming up on the program. this now has paula fines. real gets deeper into israel. the group says it targets it in as a smith, the northern city of hi fun. the. this comes off to israel struck southern lebanon and its largest exchange of fire with his more or less since october. the 7th. coming out this hour left is another commodity just send you all kinds of commanding lead is uh the results come in from shoreline, cuz presidential election 1st most since a major financial crisis in the country 2 years ago. the hello and welcome to the program is riley forces have stormed out as there is a bureau in ramallah early on sunday. and they've shut down operations. that stuff were given 10 minutes to gather up their belongings and leave the military as ordered. the closure of the bureau for 45 days earlier in may these righty government bond algae 0 from reporting inside israel. here. the 1st moments of the is riley soldiers presented algiers bu

continues to commit massacre after massacre and spreading it throughout the region. your thoughts, marion? well, i mean, it is massacer, what can we say right? this is what the zianist regime has been doing, this is what it's done since it's inception, basically the the the only difference really was that for one uh, people were not being able to see this all across the world, and another was they didn'tuh do it with such force uh from the getgo from some 76 years ago, that they would wipe out a small population a time, like a small village, like you know about dear, and other areas and villages in palestine that they basically you know raided and killed people and killed children and everything they could, but what it is is that in some ways this is this is the this is this is what the people chose by by believing in that death with dignity is better than life of humiliation, mean to constantly fear death to constantly because what happened we know what hisballah came out of, we know what... came out of, it was israeli invasions, israel is taking over uh palestinian lands, taking over th

fine, marion pulse for and in this series all take it, people look at some of the issues dividing, false tended people from lacey said, the separation between church and states. the fonts has reckoning with its colonial legacy through racism. is i'm a phobia on the crack down on basic freedoms, including the rights of process. to me, it feels like a fight over who we all as a nation and what we really stand for the it sounds almost as if lazy to today is sort of saying, actually some really just have to choose all run acceptable. this tendency to only find a nickel chamber of your own thoughts has only been made easier. i think the misunderstanding of a lot used to, to is the biggest problem. actually the fact that some public figures weaponized ladies today, you know, to, to stigmatize the thoughts of this, to the, of the society. there is a very deep breakup between some must be beams and said no missteps between 2 young people coming from the pulse of us and the rest of the society. the rest of the society feels this young people and has nothing to citizen of the best. the best thing

host: marion in grove town, georgia. hi. caller: thank you for taking my call. i have been reading a lot and seeing lots of videos about what's happening in florida where desantis has put in that rule that because of the collapse of the building that they now have to all -- condo owners and all the buildings have to get assessed and fix their buildings. it can be millions and millions of dollars. and that is actually making the people that own those sell them. and then it's going to be, i guess, what's going to happen then developers will come in, swoop in, take it over, and put up rents. it sounds to me like there is a problem with these big wealthy, i guess -- coming in and taking away homes from people that own them and making them into rentals. almost like what's going to become -- where nobody owns their homes anymore the way it's happening in florida. it sounds really scary what's going on in florida for those poor homeowners that are going to actually end up leaving their place and not having any -- in other words, they can't really sell their homes. they

host: marion, south carolina. good morning. caller: i'm so excited i'm on the phone with you. you have a bunch of platforms that i have. i've been out there is much as i can letting people about this -- know about this documentary on donald trump. it's called bad faith. once you watch that documentary, you understand what we are going through and what we are fighting for. we are fighting for our freedom. this documentary, nobody should watch it alone. it's on youtube. you can check to make sure to see it still on youtube. i know that it is ontubi, you can watch it there. this documentary has fox on it, it has msnbc on it. host: it's a documentary about christian nationalism? caller: that's it, honey. bad faith. this is what we are against. i know donald trump. i've had my experience with donald trump. he has heard so many people. i want him gone, i want him out of the system of politics. civil war? that's what they want. guest: thank you for your call. i can tell you are passionate about this. south carolina is my second home away from home, we have a place on the coast, the i

event and bring these kinds of activations to our city, involve no other then chief of protocol, marion and the council cower joining from tango, australia, israel, singapore, italy, pursue and norway. thank you all so much for being here today and sharing this celebration and recognizing the important work of the national samoan chief council, and appreciate the opportunity to do something very special to recognize this milestone, because even though it has been a long time since the last celebration has happened, this celebration has to happen every single year and we want to make sure that we are the vehicle through our chief of protocol to insure its success and an opportunity to bring community together in a place that belongs to you too. [applause] so, tonight on behalf of the city and county of san francisco, we will be lighting city hall in red and blue in honor of the flag of samoa, and we will officially declare it samoan heritage week, not day, week in the city and county of san francisco. [applause] so, since the high chief is not here with us today, i'm looking at you fo. f

karen matt read, the president and ceo of the federal credit union headquartered in marion, indiana. welcome. the final witness as mr. santiago swero . mr. russ? >> thank you for the opportunity to testify on this important issue today. my name is adam russ. i'm a director at the consumer federation of america. an association of approximately 250 groups across united states founded in 1968. our mission is to advance the consumer interest through research, advocacy, and information. today, i am going to talk about junk fees and explain their harm on consumers and the economy and i am going to talk about the important work to address these issues. at the heart of it, junk fees are about power. there about the imbalance between big banks and smaller consumers. large banks with tens of billions of dollars in their boardrooms or hundreds of billions or trillions in private equity and corporate landlords with millions of single-family homes are talking about how junk fees are going to be what brings home and earnings beat here on the talk radios. when they boo yah on earnings. but for cons

of athena federal credit union located in marion, indiana. athena is a federally chartered credit union with $99 million in asset, three branches and we serve just over 8,000 members. the mission is to help families who are financially vulnerable to achieve financial wealth and endure a legacy. we do not exist just to make profits. we are very focused on serving the needs of our community. first i'd like to address the term junk fees. junk fees is a made-up word and it is not in statute. we've heard a lot of comments about junk fees and various industries. i would argue that in the financial services market that those fees differ. credit union fee programs are regulated by federal and state government and the reduction of fee income would ultimately result in the reduction of services to our members. i can also share that in the credit union space, data shows that fee income is at a 32-year low. the cfpb's actions really want to impact overdraft protection. they would make it seem that this is a predatory way that we serve our members, my mem

by the way, about the lower kitchen facades, behind one of them we installed aquaphor marion, a modernn system, removes all harmful impurities, bacteria, viruses, providing protection against scale, you can drink clean water straight from the tap, very convenient and environmentally friendly, the necessary things on each in the kitchen, we did a very interesting job with the lighting, we have such glowing vines, the geometry is repeated everywhere here, the curves on the decorative plaster, on the veneer, it all neatly complements each other, by the way... our decorative plaster played to the maximum, it was good in itself, now it is even more elegant, but we also have diode lighting, spotlights and overhead lights, very effective lights on the balcony and they go very well with the upper kitchen facades, due to the fact that there is a metal insert inside, there is enough light here to be functional, to illuminate everything as well as possible, including, if desired , to leave such atmospheric lighting, of course, i am looking forward to how much... all the unusual, interesting thing

marion day schools was the nonprofit operator from day one.ever, since 2003, the daily operation and management of the center has been done by bright horizons, who had a separate agreement with marion day schools. so from 2003 to 2022, for more than 18 years, the center operated in full compliance with the 1985 motion and condition, with marion day schools as the nonprofit who contracted with pride horizons as the daily operator, and with the owner providing the space free of charge. in january 2022, marine day schools dissolved. since bright horizons had operated the center for the past 18 years. at that point, nothing changed. operationally or practically. the childcare center remained open. no parent or child noticed any difference, and the owner still provided the space free of charge, but directly to pride horizons, which is a new york stock exchange traded company with over $6 billion valuation. however, technically speaking, we are no longer in compliance with the 1985 motion. bright horizons is not a nonprofit at any point. at and at a

and both have now been booked into the marion county jail.ust in the santa clara medical examiner needs help finding the man skews me finding the family of a man found dead in july of 1994. the office has just identified the man ian shepherd. on your screen are some items that were found near his body at the time. he was not wearing any clothing and was with a light colored blanket. shepherd was found in a railroad boxcar that may have come from milpitas or oakland. he was a white man with dark grey brown hair. that was 10 inches long. and the also the mustache that was long and a full gray beard. he was found with a possible prescription medication with him. the medical examiner would like to get in touch with his family. a bill that would have helped undocumented immigrants purchase homes in california has been blocked. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains why governor newsom rejected this legislation. >> that was unnecessary. governor gavin newsom defending his decision to veto assembly bill. 18 40. it would have allowed undocu

marion britton. >> and my father, william ralph rob. dad, we only got six years together but i have nothing but happy memories. every day i remember how lucky and proud i am to be your daughter. me, mom, and william is you so much. >> and my mother. my mother was a beacon of kindness, wisdom, elegance, and grace. her love was unconditional. her spirit was indomitable. along with my brother and my sister, we cherish the memories that you taught us and even though you are not here with us, your memories will continue to live in our hearts in guide our actions. thank you. misty >> marked francis broderick. >> bernard brown. >> patrick john brown. mark bruce. >> richard george brew hurt. vincent. brandon j buchanan. greg buck. dennis buckley. john junior. >> christopher. thomas daniel burke. matthew j burke. charles f the third. william francis junior. donald j burns. thomas burnett junior. james burns. kathleen burns. john patrick burnside. thomas bought. timothy g byrne. >> patrick dennis byrne. asus neftali >> brian joseph. >> and my bro

and she was a painter along with her good friend, marion beckett, another painter. and mercedes de cordova, who was multi-talented. she was a fashion writer. she was a dancer, an actor, singer. and they all were friends with artist edward steichen. and they gathered at his house outside of paris and foolishly, a village outside of paris. we have a portrait of his garden also in the exhibition with isadora duncan dancing in it. but he wanted to keep that theme of the friends coming together in his garden as the theme of this portrait, this mural series. and so you see their stylized flowers, and they're the women who were there. what strikes me about this is usually with a mural scheme, either painting or sculpture that's supposed to coordinate with architecture. there's a lot of generic representation of women. usually it's idealized goddesses or some kind of classical personification of or an allegory or symbol. and we see that with mercedes cordova. she's very her face and her gown are sort of all abstracted. but notice with catherine nash roads, especially and al

and now they've been booked into the marion county jail. san jose police say they shot and killed a man who they say was armed when they arrived on the scene of a shooting kron four's will tran has the latest >> don't know that person's name, but we just found out that the person who was shot by the san jose police officer at the scene right behind me rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. doctors tried eo save his or her life, but it turns out that person has died from their injuries. that is the update. this is all updating as the officers remain on the scene. and we now we're about 12 hours into the investigation and they have yet to leave this area. now, let me show you the video. this all went down at around 10 o'clock last night on the 4200 block of center road. multiple shots were fired in the area. a lot of people heard that. they called the police officers. they came to this scene. that's when they saw the suspect. something happened. there was a confrontation where an officer or officers felt compelled to shoot at

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plus, we're following breaking news out of marion county where there are a number of schools that are closed right now. the kids were sent home because of a threat. we'll have details a i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit. i'm daniel lurie and san francisco needs a mayor unafraid to take on the status quo, bring accountability, and stop the excuses. would you be a superhero or a supervillain? hmm... superhero. superhero. okay, i joined the military for my kid. i was always gone. everyone's vaping, constantly. that's how a lot of people try to deal with mental issues. i was hooked like that. superhero or supervillain? son: superhero. dad: superhero. i caught my son trying to hit my vape. he's like a little me. he does everything that i do. that was it. i had to quit. (♪♪) >> the theory is local news station. we now with breaking news. the b

the picture of two black teenagers, thomasship and abram smith in marion, indiana in 1930 taken by lawrence bitner. that's the end of my quote from the book and let me point out that the federal anti-lynching legislation would not be passed for almost one full century until it was finally signed into law by president joe biden. and now recorded in 1939 by milt's commodore records, the original version. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ the trees, they're a strange brood ♪ ♪ blood on the leaves and blood at the root ♪ ♪ swinging in the breeze ♪ ♪ strange fruit hanging from the poplar tree ♪ >> you can watch the rest of this program and all of our history programs anytime online at c-span.org/history. ♪♪ >> weekends on c-span2 are an intellectual feast, every saturday, american history tv documents america's story and on sundays, book tv brings you the latest in nonfiction books and authors. funding for c-span2 comes from these television companies and

hotels in san francisco remain open during the strike in a statement to kron 4, a spokesperson for the marionn available to meet with the local union ago shading committee to reach agreement. that is fair to all parties. >> well, the chp is asking for witnesses now to come forward after a deadly hit and run crash on 5.80, in officers say a 24 year-old pleasant hill woman was killed after jumping out of rolling rolling out of a moving car. it happened saturday night on eastbound 5.80, near first street. the woman was hit by several other cars and died at the scene. the driver of the car that she jumped out of briefly stopped before then driving off that driver later reported the accident to the chp and was arrested on hit and run charges. the chp is now hoping for any leads from the public that might help in their investigation. meanwhile, up in the north bay, filet o police are now investigating a fiery crash that killed a man. it happened on a b and drive right near columbus parkway. it was saturday night. police say a driver crashed into a curb and a planter box. and then moments later, tha

. >> our marion smith plays football at michigan state university, but football is far from his only. recently, he lost his mom to breast cancer, and without a dad in the family's life, smith has been left to raise his five younger siblings. the youngest two years old. >> my cars were given to me like i didn't choose my deck of cards, you know what i'm saying? but like for people to tell me that, like, it's like it's like uplifting, you know what i'm saying? it's motivation to keep going, you know, not to stop. >> he's leaning on his oldest sister for help. and as the old saying goes, it takes a village. i love you. smith appears to have a strong support system. >> i'm going to be there no matter what. that was a promise i made to their mother. and they have everybody here backing them up. >> he's in a tough spot right now, but he's one of the strongest guys that i've known. >> while smith's story is unique in its own way, a recent study found 19% of undergraduate students have a dependent and 5% of those caregivers, like smith, are responsible for non-child dependents, including sib

definitely trying how are you feeling today feeling a lot more comfortable i definitely up j senior, marionharris, his background in particular has energized younger voters, but she knows the election won't be that simple. i'm 22-years-old and i've lived my entire life not seeing many people who looked like me or have a similar background is me, who want to do my who have done the job that i want to do. we are like doing well, but like we really need to like keep that energy and that's what i'm worried about in 2020, younger voters overwhelmingly supported biden over former president donald trump. but before biden dropped out, some polls showed trump making gates with this key demographic now with harris at the top of the democratic ticket, there are signs younger voters are swinging back in her direction. >> i think she is helping young voters get out and for that, i'm grateful regardless of who you are voting for, electric, janice is the vice chair of the washington county board of commissioners. she's a republican, voting for trump. and the 28-year-old thinks it's the former president, c

i remember going to marion time 50 now she invited me to go to the tomato bomb and assistance. there was no power which was pretty common because power outages in gaza. will you be for this? so we 8 by candle lice the since i last so marian, she's had a daughter quote sophie was 7, had said, was there a sense that pretty quickly that this was different? there was some of the moments from the 1st moment every where it was boned. there was no, says a they way and target think civilians targeting hospitals and even schools where people are sick and refuse when i was in gaza when, when he would go to sleep. i hock sophie, not knowing whether i would be able to do this again, tomorrow or not. that was the most difficult feeling i have ever had to think that we have been deprived of the most precious thing is the feeling of home. we have lost that i didn't know what home means, lowering the st. the wider western community. i will fully blind about the realities of most of them are of posting culture. there is still so much suspicion in the media elsewhere in the wider community of ai

i remember going to marion time 50 now she invited me to go to the tomato bomb and assistance. there was no power which was pretty common because power outages in gaza. will you be for this? so we 8 by candle lice the since i last so marian, she's had a daughter quote sophie was 7, had said, was there a sense that pretty quickly that this was different? there was some of the moments from the 1st moment every where it was built. there was no safe area they way and targeting civilians targeting hospitals and even schools where people are sick and refuse when i was in gaza when, when he would go to sleep. i hock sophie, not knowing whether i would be able to do this again, tomorrow or not. that was the most difficult feeling i have ever had to think that we have been deprived of the most precious thing is the feeling of home. we have lost that i didn't know what home means, lowering the st. the wider western community. i will fully blind about the realities of most of them are of posting culture. there is still so much suspicion in the media elsewhere in the wider community of air

awarded over $5 million to 13 bridges including $250 million to the i-95 bridge over lake marion in south carolina. $550 million for the project in alabama, $259 to repair a cluster bridges on i-95 in rhode island. these projects and projects underway, we expect construction to begin soon on the bridge that carries over $400 billion in freight over the ohio river each year. we are excited to see some of the earliest investments to break ground and begin construction and start deliver benefits. we are doing everything to celebrate projects including standing a new project delivery center of excellence, streamlining and providing technical assistance to rural and tribal committees. on behalf of secretary and the department we appreciate the partnership and shared commitment in delivering a world-class transportation system for the american people. thank you, and i look forward to your questions. >> thank you, mr. knisley, welcome. >> good morning, chairman brown, ranking member scott and members of the committee. thank you for your leadership on building a resigned economy for american work

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and the washington post's marion levine. thank you so much for being here on a holiday or let you cover the white house for us. what are you hearing? just to sort of add to kevin's reporting about what's going on inside the biden administration, inside the national security team on what more they can and should do. there is a lot of frustration among particularly the americans will hear some of it later i spoke to the neutra family, whose son omer is one of the remaining hostages believed to be alive, who is an american citizen they're kind of, you done with the prayers and they have been patient. there obviously upset with the prime minister and israel, but there also upset that the american administration has not done more. >> there's no question that the discovery of these six the bodies of the hostages who were killed by hamas in gaza is really adding a fresh urgency to the desire to get a hostage and ceasefire deal struck. but there are still very real questions about what that path forward might look like. the administ

upon the downstream industry on the clock in business, your better tomorrow the the hello i marion, minimize the welcome to the news our life from tao ha. coming up in the next 60 minutes, israel continues to bomb lebanon from the capital to the south, and the east of the country. at least 77 people have been killed. at least 4 people were killed in thousands injured as his riley forces and attacks of how pods and c 4 and the how many city of data digging through the rubble for survivors. nepal is devastated by land slides and flaws off to 2 days of heavy rain. the results indicate all 3 is far right his own course to win a parliamentary votes for the 1st time since world war 2. turned on peter statements with the latest news mattress. the lights nights may start to the season gets worse. every 10 hugs team have been beaten. 3 e mail at old trafford by talk with hospice in the premium e. the hello and welcome to the program. i'll top story is riley strikes, continue to the lebanese capital bay route, but also the south and east of the country. this video shows as ray as strikes, targeting re

i need to need it to try to get there and the roads from the town at the bottom of the mountain, marion are closed and there was a trooper blocking the highway there and said, if you want to walk, you can and i had a backpack and filled up water. >> some some food supplies, a power bank for recharging phones, and just started tracking. and i got a i was able to hitchhike with someone for a little bit of the ways at the bottom where the road was relatively clear until it wasn't hit a spot where the road had washed out. there was a really bad landslide ironically, there was a crew up from florida helping the chain saw. >> and at that point started attract the rest of the way up the mountain to get to them and eventually, did and my dad was out trying to do what work he could with what juice his chainsaw had and just was the greatest relief i've had in my life. >> and just hug him as tight as i could and bold and then went inside and found my mom and did the same i just i can't imagine how emotional that was because as you're on this track, you really thought maybe they didn't survive, rig