cold as the sun went down in meridian. cold and bleak.homes in particular, it was very bleak indeed. candy hall arrived home from work to find her husband rob packing boxes. to leave? what other reason could there be? >> i knew we were probably coming down to the wire. >> you're having the kind of unfair fights that married couples have all the time. they betray each other with abandon and then wonder why it doesn't work out. >> the thing that i never wanted to face was the hurt that i was going to cause on so many people. i knew one day that this was all going to come out. but the way that it usually ends up. >> well, now you can only look back and wish it had turned out that way. >> right. >> around the same time a cross town, ashley had made the mistake of telling her husband emmitt that in her desperate state of worry she'd asked her family members to pray for them. >> he said, your family, i hate your family, i could beat your brother up, i could kill all of you. i was like, you know what, i love you. i'm not going anywhere. i don't

meridian energy dropping the most in wellington, as rio tinto reviews its operations in new zealand.ssie dollar challenging the mid-september high. >> let's get your first word news. >> thank you. the top u.s. envoy to ukraine has directly contradicted president trump's assertions there was no quid pro quo behind his july 25 phone conversation with the ukrainian president. the acting ambassador made a claim in a statement to encrypt -- congressional impeachment committees. the president tweeted that the impeachment requirement is "a lynching." russia and turkey have struck a deal to create a buffer zone in northern syria. than sixed for more hours before announcing the agreement. it includes joint patrols and coordinated action with syrian forces to remove kurdish fighters from border areas. the kurdish ypg fought for years next to u.s. forces but turkey labeled them separatists and terrorists. the financial times says china is dropping plan to replace carrie lam with an interim chief executive for hong kong. people briefed on the deliberations said the successor would be installed b

. ♪ >> greg: it's time now for one more thing, i had the pleasure of having the 51st annual meridian.c. we are with the ambassador from kazakhstan, and his lovely wife where we dined on llama and beef and the delicious wine. greg, you would have been with the conversation and we are at the ball and we had a fantastic time. together with the public sector to advance america's interests. >> dana: getting you back in the swamp. unlike the rudy of the ball. okay. >> dana: it's time for this. dana's marching band news. saturday's columbus on saturday, it's very appropriate the ohio state marching band put on a spongebob squarepants to halftime show. watch this. ♪ that's spongebob turns into the jellyfish. this is a 12 minute long thing and how cool is that? >> they start the ohio state marching band the best. >> dana: design to christopher hoch and the buckeyes went on to decisively beat the wisconsin badgers. >> greg: how about lsu? >> jesse: all rights. >> greg: i care about none of that but i care about is this. animals are great. animals are great. he's a go musical you know, if i cou

this is northbound 280 right at meridian avenue. everything is over to the shoulder but we are seeing traffic backed up at least to 680. 280 connector there. and the bay bridge metering lights are on, you are backed up into the maze. all approaches seeing delays including 580, east shore freeway sluggish conditions, brake lights out of berkeley near powell street and the san mateo bridge loaded up between 880 and 101. >>> it is a gray start to the day. also chilly as well. temps mainly in the 40s to low 50s. as we head through the afternoon, seasonal daytime highs, low 80s from conc in san jose, low 70s in oakland and upper 60s for san francisco. changes for tomorrow, cooler, cloudier and the chance to see some showers wednesday night. overnight into thursday morning, especially for the north bay. so be watchingfor the workweek and into the weekend. >>> we have been talking about the earthquake all morning long. we live in earthquake country. get your kits ready. make sure you have a plan. >> be prepared. >>> thank you for watching

flood potential today, with the slight risk and el dorado and greenville mississippi and jackson and meridianand as far as the rainfall goes, one to three inches in general in the narrow stretch and atlanta is not getting a lot of it and not a lot of airport delays there and charlotte and raleigh should be okay. it is not until tomorrow, during the morning, it will be in the mid atlantic and then in the afternoon and evening, it is one of the heavier rain events we've had in a couple of months in the northeast and unfortunately for all of the people that live, we're at peak leaves, the last weekend, it is as gorgeous as it possibly could be. amin was driving around like a crazy man trying to view all of the beautiful leaves up here and unfortunately one of those rain and windstorms that will take a lot of the leaves down. isolated totals three to five inches. and today, beautiful in the northeast. >> i was in my zip car. going up and down. >> your dash cam? >> yes. posting some crazy footage from the weekend later this week. >> oh, for here, look here, guys. >> you did the fire tower, to get

owen is using the autonomous sensory meridian response, asmr, where certain audiovisuals cause some peopleperience a tingling, static-like sensation on the skin. those people say the experience is relaxing, sleep-inducing. then adding soothing words from a virtual partner, like owen, in this video called "boyfriend sings you to sleep." ♪ i felt it from the first embrace i shared with you ♪ >> a lot of people find it difficult to get to sleep sometimes. my videos work as a sound machine for the people that struggle with sleeping. >> reporter: the videos are made in this makeshift studio under owen's bunk bed. with the blessing of his parents. >> we're always going through the comments looking to see, because it is scary for us. our kid is out there, and who knows in the world that we live in. i go through the comments and i'm looking. for the most part they seem to be a great community. we always want him to have integrity wi what he does. >> reporter: but some experts warn, this type of role playing can be problematic. >> there's no data to suggest that what he's doing is effective in any

i was in meridian, mississippi, going through flight training, getting ready to go back to pensacola to go aboard the boat. i had no interest in space whatsoever. i admired the original seven. watching neilg armstrong and buzz aldrin descend to the surface of the moon. i was mesmerized by that, but still no interest whatsoever. it took a person to really get interested in the space program, and that was the late and great dr. ron mcnair, who personally inspired me and embarrassed me into submitting my application for the astronaut program because he reminded me of something my mom and dad told me all the time growing up in south carolina, that you can do anything you want to do if you are willing to work and put your mind to it. i had forgotten that. ron asked me if i was going to apply for the program, and i told him, not on your life. he looked at me strange and said, why not? i said, they would never pick me. he said, that is the dumbest thing i have ever heard. [laughter] mr. bolden: how do you know if you don't ask? so i was challenged an idea. i was inspired by apollo becoming

there are some alerts up for central mississippi including macomb, meridian, hattiesburg and jackson. anywhere from interstate 20 south to 84. that's where we could end up with 2 inches to 4 inches of rain. that doesn't sound like a lot. but when it falls quickly that's when it can become a problem so we'll watch this one again tonight through early tomorrow. let's get to those select cities brought to you by carmax. >>> skiers and snowboarders, rejoicing this weekend because keystone opening. this is the earliest open in 20 years. a basin is open. there are lots of spots that went from their hottest september to this. >> oh, my goodness, and the crowd goes mild hearing that, not wild. >> winter is coming. >> really? >> hey, thanks for starting your new week with us. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. [ back in baby's arms by patsy cline ] then, it appeared a beacon of hope. ♪ i'm back in baby's arms more glorious than a billion sunsets. we were found. ♪ i'm back where i belong found by the hounds. ♪ back in baby's arms and save on nike... get to kohl's...

never happened this could be a real record setter and in fact, speaking of records, greenville, meridian, macon, and as we move to the north, see the heat expanding out. bridgeport, connecticut, may set a record columbus, jackson, danville, and norfolk. and while the heat will continue one more day through the south with temperatures way above normal for little rock, nashville, cincinnati, valdosta, shut the front door on summer in the northeast. we're talking about temperatures in the next 24 hours, thursday, 20 degree drop in boston, new york city, almost 30 degrees philadelphia, 25 washington, d.c., minus 13 in 24 hours. you only have to put up with these one more day in the northeast, and hoda you have to put the shorts away. >> if you don't like the weather, wait a minute that's exactly what's happening. wait 24 hours. >>> a new warning from the tsa and the nation's dmvs, you have less than 12 months to update your driver's license with a real i.d. or this time next year you may not be able to board a flight tom costello, remind us, why are we changing our driver's license? >> this

i was in meridian mississippi going through flight training, getting me to go back to pensacola to go aboard the boat. i had no interest in space whatsoever. i admired the original seven. we were sitting watching neil armstrong and buzz aldrin this into the service of the moon and i was mesmerized by that still no interest whatsoever and it took a person to really get me interested in space program and that was the late great doctor ronald mcnair who personally inspired me and embarrassed me into submitting my application for the asthma program because he reminded me of something my mom and data dad at all the tie going up in south carolina, that you can do anything you want to do if you want to work and put your mind to it and i had forgotten that and ron asked him as beef is going to play for the program, told and not on your life and you look at me strange as some of you yesterday and he said why not? i said they would never pick me. he said that the dumbest thing i ever heard. [laughing] how do you know if you don't ask? i was challenged and they did but i was inspired by apollo u

owen is using the autonomous sensory meridian response, or asmr where certain audiovisuals can cause the experience is relaxing or sleep inducing and then adding soothing words from a virtual partner like owen in this video called boyfriend sings you to sleep. ♪ i felt it from the first embrace ♪ ♪ i shared with you >> a lot of people find it difficult to get sleep sometimes and so my videos kind of work as a sound machine for the people that struggle with sleeping. >> reporter: the videos are made in this makeshift studio under owen's bunk bed with the blessing of his parents. >> we're always going through the comments looking to see becausit is scary for us. it is out there and who know what is in the world we live in, so i go through the comments and i'm looking but for the most part they seem to be a great community. we always want him to have integrity with what he does. >> reporter: but some experts warn this type of role playing can be problematic. >> there's no data to suggest that what he's doing is effective in any way and/or conducive to sleep. he does hit on the whisperin

the clerk: h.r. 3152, a united states postal service located at 456 north meridian street in indianapolis, indiana, as the richard g. lugar post .ffice the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from california, mr. rouda, and the gentleman from arizona, mr. gosar, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california. mr. rouda: i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to evise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on this measure. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. rouda: thank you. at this time i'd like to yield consume to he may my fellow member, andre carson, birthdayns to have his today, but in an effort not to embarrass any members, we will birthday and yield to him to make a few statements. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. the gentleman from indiana. mr. carson: thank you. i rise in support of a bill to name a u.s. post indianapolis in honor of senator richard lugar who year. away earlier this you know, this bill is supported indiana tire delegation, and

i was playing tee ball in doriville, georgia, and meridian, mississippi, the last time border crossingsack obama left office. so open borders? not quite. it's donald trump that has caused the crisis at the southern border and made it much worse. same thing with crime. new york city, crime is lower now than it's been since the 1950s before i was born. they have to just make up numbers because they don't have statistics to compare to how safe it was when barack obama left office. but, mike, i want to talk about this loyalty issue. he's knocking mitt romney. i thought it very interesting, very interesting, that senators are being a little more careful in not attacking mitt romney. senators aren't rushing to donald trump's side. they don't know for the first time how this is going to play out. they're not so sure for the first time that donald trump is shoot a man on fifth avenue and getaway with it. in fact, they're thinking this guy may be going down. i'm going to protect my political career because trump's not going to make it. >> yeah, you know, joe, united states senators, members of c