that's why they moved to minot, big airbase there.s where angila pursued her dream of becoming a nurse. >> she took classes whenever she could. she could have up to two jobs at a time, still attend her classes and take care of her kids. >> reporter: why did richie and angila's lifelong bond rupture? who really knows, but theirs curdled into a corrosive, toxic anger. richie was court martialed. convicted of domestic abuse. drummed out of the military. a divorce followed. and then, like the prairie wind, their affections shifted. richie re-married. a small town north dakota girl named cyndi who'd moved to minot and become a kindergarten teacher. and soon cyndi and richie had a baby of their own. and angila got engaged to chris. and she had another baby too. and these two new families all settled down again. or they might have, except for richie and angila's nasty custody battle. >> she said, "he's just fightin' me all the time, y'know. and it's just been really hard >> reporter: it was bad between those two. scary. >> i got a frantic ph

will i go to new york city for minot grow with that undermine everything? nobody is seemed like to new york city on bike today were everybody likes new york city. thomas jefferson claimed new york city was -- they have 10 months of winter and only two of summer and we can agree right now some taping this with the snow and the cold. he longed for the company of springfield. described as city is overrun by hogs, dogs and garbage and not much else. know when like new york city. they spent months in nerx city and then there was a deal cut. next slide. the deal would be cut in new york city on june 201791 is probably the second-most second most famous damer party in history i guess behind the last supper but dinner party and you can see the pictures there. jefferson madison and hamilton. madison and jefferson were allies anti-federalist and hamilton was their nemesis is the editor was was. there are two big issues they are trying to figure out the one is where should the capitol city be in the other how do we build it and should it be a simple federal town or gl

doctor minot often assistant professor of internal medicine and pediatrics university. south florida. thank you all for joining me. i know that you all are busy, stressed out and the little bit of time that you have, you're giving it to us for this conversation. so we appreciate it very much. obviously need to talk about what we just saw from that a, our nurse. so i'm going to go to the psychiatrist on the panel. dr. a christian brathwaite, and before we get to that doctor, i'm going to read something that you posted on twitter something. i think our viewers need to see you said i had tested positive for co bid. i tried to be diligent about masking, but i had moments where i let my car down. now i'm isolating in my office and i can hear my kids crying because they can't has mommy. i feel like i had about a bad sinus infection, praying for quick recovery and everyone stays negative. so 1st of all, how are you feeling? i'm tired, very tired, but overall i'm ok fortunately i'm vaccinated so things can be much, much worse. and talk to me about what it's like having to be aw

minot will be sitting at 69. with the heat out west and the drought, we continue to see fires. the wildfires right outside of sacramento has led to historically bad air quality in reno and carson city. it doesn't look like we'll see any improvement over the next 48 hours. in fact it may get worse. if you see the orange here from reno to carson city, that indicates some really thick smoke near the surface. and that thick smoke is what leads to the poor air quality. we could really use some rainfall in this area to help disperse the smoke and end those fires, but i don't see that happening within the next 48 hours. >> thank you so much for that, appreciate it. >>> and in tennessee, rescuers are searching for three people still missing from the devastating floods during the weekend. at least 18 people were killed, among them a woman who posted a video on facebook just moments before she was swept away. and what you are about to see may be disturbing. nick valencia spoke to her son. >> oh, my goodness. oh, my goodness. >> reporter: this terrifying video might have been the last thi

one thing i know, consider 12 minot vaccine for them yet. guidance in the direction and what we urge parents and teachers and school systems to do in light of that with the real reality. >> bret: morgan. >> yeah, that's all heartfelt wishes that would be nice and any other area of politics. when you got up president gone down nine percentage points in his approval rating with the way he handled covid, the white house clearly made a calculated political decision to go after the governor of florida. if any governor that they can exploit for the rising case numbers. they kind of flatlined around the country and now 100,000 per day, approval ratings going down. someone has to take the blame. i will tell you, parents are getting incensed around the country. you cannot have another year of children in public schools not to go back which is most important is that they are in school around the country. 85% of private schools in the nation were able to offer in person options and less than half of the public schools were able to do so. such a travest

morgan hill, 68. 70 to 80 on the peninsula today. 64 to 65 minot change along because. mid-to-upper 60's downtown, south san francisco. north bay coast, low to mid-60's. 76 in napa. low to mid-80's elsewhere for the northbay valleys. east bay, 70 at richmond. 80 in fremont. 85 at san ramon. 80 nine, brentwood. red flag warning is over for the sacramento valley, but look at the san joaquin valley, still a lot of air quality issues there. tonight, even more cloud cover and a little drizzle possible near the coast. lowered upper 50's. my seven day forecast, here you go, about four degrees cooler tomorrow and sunday with that nice blue sky in the afternoon. back to average monday and tuesday, and then a little warmer than average, 60's, 70's, 80's, 90's wednesday and thursday. julian: a beautiful looking we can. developments in this fire chart. a house in the ease bay just sold for $1 million in cash. the offer was a have to jump from the listing price of 850 thousand dollars. a fire destroyed the two-story, four bedroom home in walnut creek last year. the listing went vira

and also i'm joined by lisa minot, the sun's travel editor. the main problem we have with the _ lisa? this is the main problem we have with the way _ lisa? this is the main problem we have with the way that _ lisa? this is the main problem we have with the way that the - have with the way that the government are allocating countries to our traffic light system. at the moment, there is no clarity, we do not understand exactly which metrics the government are using. we know generally that they are looking at the number of people vaccinated, number of cases, variants of concern, and the way that those variants are being genomic lay sequenced. it must be that the government feels that the way the turkish government are currently handling the pandemic does not give them the confidence to actually turn from red to amber. there was a thought at one point that... this latest traffic light, the likes of the uae, bahrain and qatar are all big airport hub countries, they have aptly made from red to amber. people have every right to be quite baffled as to

we'll bejoined by lisa minot, the travel editor at the sun, and sean tipton from abta.nd told that tehran must "immediately cease actions that risk international peace and security", (00v) following the attack on the mercer street tanker which killed a briton. the ship, which is operated by an israeli—owned firm, was attacked off oman on thursday. a romanian citizen was also killed. our security correspondent frank gardnerjoins us. iran have denied this so why has the ambassador been called in? ~ ,, ., called in? well, the us, uk and israel all called in? well, the us, uk and israel all say — called in? well, the us, uk and israel all say they _ called in? well, the us, uk and israel all say they have - called in? well, the us, uk and israel all say they have enough | israel all say they have enough evidence, they believe, to conclude without any hesitation iran was behind it. iran denies responsibility for this, its critics point out iran is the only state in the region to have supplied armed unmanned aerial vehicles to anybody but this poses a dilemma for the western

they turned around and took right back up again, went to minot and spent the night, this, that, and the other. i'll. when it was time for me to, for those of us who in the south part of vietnam, went to a place called and 90th replacement battalion and you waited for your flight, and things had heated up quite a bit. as of right before the tet offensive of 1968, and what would happen is the planes would come in and they would load you on buses and they would drive you to the air air force ba. now what was happening is a lot of times the convoys would get ambushed on the way. so the first thing had to do is make it to the air force base. we made it without a problem but the plane had not arrived yet. now the deal was when that plane lands, you get on the plane they don't shut the engines off, and as soon as the last person is on thin close the door and they will take off. i mean, they won't stay on the ground because the vc were launching mortars into the airfields. that was my departure and my arrival in vietnam. i flew other times. i i did have my first ride on ac-130 going to pick up

we'll be joined by lisa minot the travel editor at the sun and is sean tipton from abta.nment says children aged 12 and over with certain health conditions will receive their first vaccine before the sixteenth of august. shots will be offered to about 4,000 young people with learning disabilities and down's syndrome. katie hunter has been speaking to one teenager and her mum. happy--- happy, emotional. quite emotional this morning. it's the news 14—year—old katie and her family have been longing to hear. she had a wee momentjust before you came on to speak to you, she was quite... just quite bubbly. i think it'sjust, we've waited this long. we've really been waiting since november, since the news came out that there was going to be a vaccine. now that vaccine will be going into younger arms. the scottish government says children 12 and over with certain conditions, including down's syndrome, severe neuro disabilities and lower immunity, will be offered the pfizer jag before august the 16th. as well as those children, healthy young people of the same age who live with some

we�*ll be joined by lisa minot the travel editor at the sun and is sean tipton from abta.y the regime, and killed. but his work led karim aljian to follow in his footsteps. charlie haynes has the story. born in aleppo, syria, karim moved to the uk as a child, he watched the syrian war from afar, tracking it on social media. one man in particular stood out to him, dr abbas khan, a british surgeon. with doctors in short supply, abbas travelled there to save lives. he was detained by the syrian government and killed in prison. struck by the difference that he had made, karim followed abbas into medicine, and eight years after abbas�* death, karim graduated as a doctor himself, bringing a photo of abbas to his graduation. finished medical school, had my graduation, i thought to myself, constantly during medical school, the reason that i am doing this is because i was inspired by dr abbas khan. so i printed a photograph and put it in a frame to pay homage to him in hopes that maybe his mother would see that as a fitting tribute. a photo of his graduation on twitter caught the a