the montgomery bus boycott was more a local issue until the city of montgomery decided we are going to prosecute martin luther king as the leader. suddenly the country starts paying attention. it is the first time martin luther king was ever mentioned in any national publication, the new york times and beyond. it was as a result of this trial and him being the defendant with fred gray as his attorney. when fred gray agreed to join us as a co-author, actually we asked him to write an introduction. he said to us, i believe this is the case that launched the civil rights movement. i would like to be more than just writing an introduction with you. david and my reaction was that is amazing. fred gray is going to agree to co-author this next book with us. host: at the time, you write, one of two black attorneys in montgomery. dan: gov. walz: that is right. -- dan: that is right. i think he was one of eight in the entire state of alabama. he was just out of law school. he is already defending. he put together the legal team that ended up defending dr. king in this case. young fred gray, 24,

widespread power outages in montgomery county. montgomery county fire and rescue are responding.ying to figure out how to get these people out of there safely. of course they have traffic issues to contend with. all kinds of problems as a result of this widespread power outage from this aircraft that has ran into high tension high-voltage power lines in the area of gators berg maryland. thanks to our friends for bringing us these live pictures. we will be back with more coverage in just a moment. the winter play was really coming together. until, disaster struck. luckily, replacement costumes were shipped with fedex. which means mr. harvey, could picture the perfect night. we're ready for the holidays, so you're ready for what's next. i'm not a doctor. i'm not even in a doctor's office. i'm standing on the streets talking to real people about their heart. how's your heart? my heart's pretty good. you sure? -i think so. how do you know? you're driving a car, you have the check engine light, but the heart doesn't have a "hey, check heart" sign. i want to show you something. put bot

montgomery county emergency management director confirmed two people in alabama died after a tornado ripped through the area in the early morning hours. injuries in caldwell parish, louisiana, scenes of destruction in the daylight across the south, clean-up and power restoration efforts underway. >> this is a close knit neighborhood, phone calls have been made. the clean-up will be secondary to try to get the power back on. there has been a lot of power restored already. >> the national weather service will be out surveying the damage confirming the strength of these tornadoes. luckily the weather forecast for the coming days is a whole lot more calm. guys, back to you. >> john: looks like a beautiful day where you are right now. max gordon, fox weather. for continuing coverage, tune into fox weather by downloading the app free, and use the phone to scan the qr code on the screen if you are very quick, up for a couple more seconds and get fox weather that way, too. >> freedom of expression. >> freedom of expression. >> sandra: students at colleges across america are standing in solid

the montgomery county airport, only about a mile away, so the question is the pilot's decision makingess on when the weather was so poor last night and could they see the high tension wires as they were coming in to land. >> a lot of fog. pete muntean, thank you. >>> this morning we're learning more about why nfl player odell beckham jr. was kicked off an american airlines flight monday morning. the flight crusade he didn't respond to requests to fasten his seat belt. his lawyer said he was sleeping and this is a case of a flight attendant being overzealous. let's go to layla santiago. >> reporter: it was just about this time 24 hours ago that odell beckham jr. was about to get on a flight to go to l.a. ultimately being escorted off the flight by police, saying he forgot to comply with safety protocols. let's read together the statement from miami-dade police as to what they say happened. they said the flight crew was concerned for a passenger, as they tried to wake him to fasten his seat belt. he appeared to be coming in and out of consciousness prior to his departure. upon the offic

>> montgomery county. >> i was born and raised in germantown maryland. >> how about we jump into it. first question on the audience mind, what is the affect? >> the chain reaction that took place and then took a knee in august and september of 2016. the best way to describe the affect is to say something about how you came up with this idea that i wanted tof spend a good chunk of my life interviewing them and what not like it started when i was talking into the standard on mexico city and a couple of years ago john looked at me and said after i raised my fist in mexico city people started doing it around tthe country and i was like wh. i always considered m myself a t of an amateur historian. where are these people, who are they, how did it affect their lives. i was curious to know the affect and i didn't realize that was going to be the task. >> the stories that i had written or read. hundreds if not thousands. we need to tell the story. at the start of the pandemic of calling a lot of folks this is one of the pluses of it being at the start t of the pandemic andi know you know this

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donald trump, the same here in montgomery county. he got smoked more than 20 point by hillary clinton. donald trump is not welcome in this more upscale more moderate, yes, formerly a lot of republicans there but they don't like donald trump. let's go back to the senate race in 2016 do you notice about this, this is bucks county. pat toomey carried bucks county. if you come to the presidential race in 2016 and 2020 hillary clinton and joe biden carried bucks county. so if mahmet oz -- if bucks county is red tomorrow night and if mahmet oz is within 8, 10 points, 11 points, he's got a shot to win and that's why he's there tonight and why he's there without donald trump. >> what if the republicans take control of the house. >> the suburbs will decide the key senate races. let's come out to the map here and take a look at it from a different perspective. come out nationally, bring up the house campaigns for you, we're in 2022, and let's take a look at the competitive races. we have 82 competitive races. this is partnering with our partne

this is montgomery county, alabama, you're looking at, where that mother and young son were killed. the father survived, but was rushed to the hospital. and in eastern alabama tonight, many families are homeless after a tornado made a direct hit on their apartment building. at this hour, heavy rains and strong winds now from new york city to boston from this system. but first, the damage from these tornadoes. senior meteorologist rob marciano leading us off tonight from alabama. >> reporter: tonight, the system that spawned nocturnal twisters across three states is on the move. >> i'm right inside the circulation. >> reporter: more than 30 reported tornadoes in all. in caldwell parish, louisiana, flashlights piercing the darkness as they desperately search for survivors. at least two injured there. in alabama, just after 3:15 in this morning -- >> it's rapidly moving eastward. so, wetumpka, you need to be in your safe place. you've got this storm approaching from the west. >> reporter: an ef-2 tornado, winds up to 120 miles per hour, touching down north of montgomery, sending trees

and in alabama, the montgomery county sheriff's office described the damage in the flatwood community as total destruction. that's where cbs' manuel bojorquez will start us off tonight. ing good evening, manuel. >> reporter: good evening, norah. the national weather service says it was a category ef2 tornado with winds about 115 miles per hour that struck this neighborhood. you can see what it did to this community center. it is destroyed. this is also where a woman and her eight-year-old son were killed in the storm. daylight brought a harsh reality across the southeast. i'm inside the tornado. as overnight storms in multiple states spawned damaging tornadoes and torrential rains. mississippi and alabama took the brunt with the small community of flatwood, just north of montgomery, alabama, taking a direct hit. this is where two people were killed when a tree fell on their home just after 3:00 a.m. in total darkness. >> people knew that we were under a tornado warning, but when the sirens went off, the next theming you know we had the devastation. >> reporter: in hard-hit lowndes cou

it was reported that the montgomery county airport as very low cloud ceilings, only a couple hundred visibility. the big question that ntsb investigators will look into is the weather and judgment of the pilot to press on into the poor conditions and whether or not they simply just got too low on the path going into the airport. big questions here yet to be uncovered just yet. >> so glad everybody appears to be okay. pete muntean, thank you. >>> meantime, we're hearing conflicting accounts over why nfl star odell beckham jr. was escorted off a commercial flight in miami. police officials say the crew was worried he was seriously ill and went so far as to call for help from police and fire rescue but beckham's attorney blames the whole thing on, quote, an overzealous flight attendant. leyla santiago joins us from miami international airport. what more are you learning? >> reporter: well, what actually happened here, ana, depends on who you talk to. what is not in dispute is the fact that beckham was actually escorted off this flight. right? there is video of it, the airline has confir

i'm in montgomery county. >> after i am right now. >> i was born and raised in germantown, maryland,. >> i'm sitting here in tacoma park maryland. >> wow, wow. there you go. that's amazing. >> shout out to maryland. >> how about we jump into it? i think the first question on the audiences mind and a guest mind before to read the book, i'd love to hear in your own words what is the kaepernick affect? >> the kaepernick the fact is the chain reaction that took place after colin kaepernick first set during the anthem and then took a need in august and september of 2016. but i think the best way to describe the effect is just something about how he came up with this idea that want to spend a big chunk of my life working on this book and talking to people and in of income and whatnot. like it started when i was talking in 1968 olympian john carlos is a famously raised his fist on the stand in mexico city, and john a couple years ago looked at me and he just said, you know, they come after raise my fist in mexico city a tongue of young people starting a track meet around the country country

we can now speak to mark montgomery who's a retired us navy rear admiral and now a senior fellow at theion for defense of democracies. he previously served as policy director of the us senate armed services committee. thank you very much for being with us. it is russia's intentions with this latest missile strikes?— intentions with this latest missile strikes? thank you for havin: missile strikes? thank you for having me. — missile strikes? thank you for having me, and _ missile strikes? thank you for having me, and it— missile strikes? thank you for having me, and it is— missile strikes? thank you for having me, and it is pretty - having me, and it is pretty clear that the intentions here are twofold. first, they are seeking retribution for what happened on the battlefield. second, this is about trying to break the will of the ukrainian people. we take that for granted. but these attacks on the critical infrastructure of ukraine, the damage to public health and safety, they can have a long—term cumulative impact on the population in an attempt to break their wills. how can ukraine best

and joining him for this conversation and moderating it is allison leotta, montgomery county's own she's a former federal prosecutor who has been dubbed the female john grisham and also serves the board of directors for the mystery writers of america. and what i actually enjoy about listening to them in a few moments and the journeys that they have been on before becoming a lawmaker montgomery county i used to be a journalist i looked at cnn for 12 years. and it's conversations like this that help inform me and help inform the public about what we need to do better to make our community a more fair and equitable place and to build the movement to make that changee possible. without further ado i like to turn over the conversation. >> thank you aven. i would like to add i'm working on making john grisham called the mail allison leotta. [applause] [cheering] am really excited to be here today with chris fabricant he has written notd just an important book in one i think you should all read because of what it talks about and how it critiques or system, but also it is a thriller. it reads li

we talked to the chair of the board of elections here in montgomery county and asked him specifically about mail-in ballots. and he said that the mail-in ballots, they're seeing more mail-in ballots than they did in 2018. they're not quite at the levels that they were in the presidential election two years ago but they are seeing more than that 2018 election. we've been chatting with people all day here today. and i'll tell you some things we've been hearing. well, importantly, i'll tell you what i've not been hearing, and that's not anyone talking about abortion right now. we're talking to people. they say this is an incredibly important election. one guy even told me that our lives depend on this election. some people looking for change. another thing that i've been looking for, and this is very sbevg to the situation right now in pennsylvania, i've been looking for that split ticket voter. the voter that is going to pshlly vote for josh shapiro, who's the democrat running for governor here who has a significant lead against his republican opponent, and then the voter that votes for

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this as the pilot was trying to land at the montgomery county airport . after seven hours, emergency crews were able to rescue the pilot and passenger . they are doing okay but there is no word, yet , what led to the crash. it knocked out power to thousands in the area . and i heard that they canceled school today because the power outage in the county >> it took so long because they had to turn off power to the areas. also jessica , maybe you could help us understand this . they are investigating but weather could've played a factor . >> it could have played a factor . i don't know the conditions . >> low clouds. >> and that could be a factor coming into an airport . >> a crazy situation right there . >>> it is 5:08 and this weekend marked the 44th anniversary of an assassination. hear from the woman who said she narrowly escaped there a session . >>> and on the bay area beat, why ♪music playing♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ nothing brings the pack together like a trip to great wolf lodge. now open in northern california. ho. ho. ho. it's santa. we got a problem. ♪ ho! h

montgomery county. 30% in. oz at 20%. trump 2 years ago. he has work to do. a lot of that vote is still outstanding. >> the gap will narrow. will it be enough to close the gap. >> it's true. it's all about the philadelphia suburbs. oz knew that. that's where he centered his campaign. he is not running away with. we will be here long into the night for this race. >> in pennsylvania, they don't begin the process of verifying the mail-in ballots. grab the envelope and make sure it has a date on it. a big issue in the primary and verify them before they run them through the machine disblas and the fetterman campaign --. >> they look at them to make sure the envelope meets the conscience of being signed and dated. >> they can't open the ballots until 7 a.m. >> you could argue it both ways. i think everybody knew this would be close. they hired mark ally as who is many things but a democrat's league eagle for challenges and the guy that that was behind the trump-russia collusion charge. this will be bare-knuckles all the way. if it gets so close, that could make a

oz leaving the polling place in montgomery township, pennsylvania.said, and more balance. >> let's wrbring in our colleag michael smerconish, host of cnn's "smerconish". you know everything there is to know about politics in the state of pennsylvania. pennsylvania native. okay. what is at stake here with the state and what's the state of pennsylvania going to tell us about the nation? >> well, first of all, good morning from bucks county, pennsylvania, which is the swingiest of pennsylvania's counties. i should also mention that the dr. oz that i just heard speaking of balance and, you know, putting people together, i'm all for that. man, is that different than the dr. oz who was seeking the republican primary. it is just another reminder that here we are in a general election and the ground has shifted. you've been talking about the issue of the day, i think. it is the mail-in votes. dr. oz defeated dave mccormick by 951 votes in the primary. the general election is believed to be equally close between fetterman and oz. i heard don make reference to

montgomery county, montgomery county of maryland, one of the most liberal areas of this capital regiony were not requiring a covid-19 negative proof to come back. what is going on, patrick? why is the district doing this? >> good morning. yes, this is another example of democrat overreach and a big city. griff, d.c. school students were out a better part of the year and forced to take virtual learning. we lost a lot of kids. and disproportionately impacted, disadvantage constituencies with huge overlap with the african american community. this is another barrier to learning for the district of columbia. this is unusual orthodox and not being done anywhere else. it is just another wall that d.c. public schools and democrats in the city are putting up to prevent here or there is no reason for this whatsoever. >> griff: stacy, is there any recourse? who can you call? the superintendent and mayor muriel bowser? >> you know, i have tried calling and for other reasons. they will be involved in our decision-making when they feel like it. yes, we can call all we want, but the word around town

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we start off in montgomery county, pennsylvania just outside of philly. >> good morning. with just one day to go in the neck-and-neck senate race, right now republicans are trying to seize on president biden's pledge over the weekend to shut down coal plants nationwide. at a rally on saturday for dr. mehmet oz former president trump accused biden and fetterman of waging a war on energy-rich pennsylvania. then last night dr. oz held a rally in north hampton county in front of 1,000 people according to the campaign where he spoke about energy independence. >> i believe we can have all of the above energy policy, right? so we can be the leaders nationwide drop prices because inflation is driven by energy prices but also create livelihoods in our community and protect our nation from foreign adversaries who take advantage of the fact we are not energy independent right now. >> earlier that day oz hosted a round table in bucks county alongside maine senator susan collins. the focus bipartisanship. for most oz has been trying to convince swing voters in philadelphia suburbs tha

we got you covered with bryan llenas in montgomery county, pennsylvania where prices are going up as mehmet oz closes in. alex hall in las vegas where it's the issue of crime setting in. and jacqui heinrich in nearby new mexico where you might think a visiting president would be talking about the border. you might be wrong today. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. so much to get to, so let us get to it. beginning with bryan in the keystone state. what is happening there, bryan? >> neil, good afternoon. inflation, inflation, inflation. it's top of mind for so many people here in pennsylvania. the latest fox news poll of 1,000 registered voters here in pennsylvania finds it's in fact the top issue for voters here. some 33% of voters say inflation is. that's six points higher than july. here's what some voters told us this morning as we spoke to them here in montgomery county. >> prices are going up. fetterman has a plan to help getting people back to work. >> i don't trust either one of them. they both have good and bad policies. i got rid of a bunch of payments. i should be putting

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joining us also is former obama white house official and montgomery county council member will jawandok about this issue, the idea of the pressures imposed to have conformity, the idea what we consider to be professional or we consider to be beautiful, what is punishable, and how we take people seriously based on their appearance. we are aware of this. but hearing it from a former first lady about that pressure in the white house i found particularly striking given that we knew there was a lot at stake and a lot of eyes on them. what did you make of that? >> well, first of all, i thought, sister, america wasn't ready for a black woman in the white house, period. let's just start with that. but also as i read through what she said, understanding the first black family, the first black president, she also understood -- i worked for hillary clinton in the white house, and the first lady takes on a lot of whatever our cultural baggage is about women. i remember the first time she wore pants it was -- you know, freaked people out. >> or a sleeveless photo for the portrait. you remember that

this cut out power to 120,000 pepco power customers in montgomery county, and had to cancel school.s how afraid he was that the plane was going to get blown by the wind out of this transmission tower. we know now that the ntsb and the faa are investigating. this happened in the dark. this happened when the weather was poor, the visibility was bad. the clouds were low. the ntsb says the weather will be a big part of this investigation. >> remarkable. remarkable that they were able to stay that calm. pete muntean. >> i want that guy to be my pilot even though he had a crash. i still think -- >> really? >> yes. i still think his calm and cool nature is what you want in a pilot. >> pete, thank you. >>> will smith is on a media tour to promote his latest movie and is opening up about the slap that got him banned from the oscars for t the next decade. that's next. l freedom. we're investing for our clients inin the projects that power our economy. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. research shows people remember commercia

that refuse to come to see in the front of the bus nine months before rosa parks did in montgomery. in the black community leadership, preachers i might add did not want to fight see what some of t the club class stuff in her own community. she was the model. was a lawyer i did not come from a family over t preachers, third or fourth generation preachers mother had to raise known oil for food stamps my sister and i a lot of these civil rights before me. my membranous 18 daddy took me i wass in james and from the godfather of soul. i remember the letters and on. but jay brown is who we liked. i think i wanted to raise their lists all of this you got to qualify to be a victim you have to qualify to be a leader. james brown hasou made an appointment to go to the white house to lobby for trayvon martin luther king holiday in 1982 and ono the plane i said raven i said yes. whenever called by the surname. never calls and by the first name. very much into you've got to be respected. said yes, p sir. i want you to do your hair like mine will probe to see you becausee this is the first man n

scott goldstein is the chief of montgomery county fire and rescue. chief, good to have you here.ou were able to save these two. let's start with how they're doing. what do you know about the pilot and the passenger and their condition right now? >> right now, as we speak about 3:00 on monday, one had been discharged from the hospital and one was still in observation and likely going to stay another day, but both are in great condition considering the circumstances that they dendure yesterday. >> do you know which one has been released if it's the pilot or the passenger? >> i don't have that information. >> okay. let's start from the beginning and what you know at this point. i know there is an investigation going on, but are there any indications of why this happened in the first place? >> nope. don't have anything, victor, on that. you know, we first got a 911 call for an airplane into the power lines, and indeed that's exactly as you see it, as we saw it, and roughly 100 feet up. so a lot of things then had to be considered and taken into account. >> let's keep this video up be

we have a young hero who was sitting on the bus in montgomery, alabama, refused to leave the front of. and that was before rosa parks. i mean, rosa parks is justifiably famous for refusing to leave her seat and she got arrested and that was the beginning of the montgomery bus boycott and really the beginning of a great movement in the south. but this 15-year-old girl did it first. and so we have a lot of -- we are trying to bring a lot of these obscure people back into the forefront of our attention and inspire young people to say, "this is the way to live." amy: howard zinn in the democracy now! studio in 2009 as he launched the paperback edition of "a young people's history of the united states." he died unexpectedly the next year in january 2010. we end today's show with one of howard zinn's last public appearances. he spoke in november 2009 at boston university. >> when i was discharged from the army, from the air force, i got a letter from general marshall. he was a general general. he sent me a letter, not a personal letter to me. "dear howie." no. [laughter] a letter that was s

college in pennsylvania, i think it is very interesting when you look at the suburbs of philadelphia, montgomerye county, where republicans never had a chance to win, that we have in the past and i am lookinat those counties and saying, our republicans in play here? i think yes and i think it will have a remarkable impact on 2022 and 2024. laura: what is your prediction for republicans in the state? will they pick up house and senate? >> yes, both. i think republicans are doing very well here in pennsylvania and in the midwest. laura: thank you so much for being with us. let's leave you with these images from scranton, the historic city, flanked by mountains. this city might well decide the fate of president biden's agenda, control of the u.s. senate. not for nothing is it called the keystone state. for the week, we will bring you special coverage of the u.s. midterm elections with the unique bbc global narrator: funding for th presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided b

timothy maier's steamboat making the regular went to montgomery which he did every week and get to thinklum, very opulent, "gone with the wind"'s steamboat terror newspaper ads you can read about luxury accommodations aboard the vote. after dinner mayor would go on the upper deck with the mail passengers and a drink whiskey and smoke cigars. they were doing this and talking about the news of theda day. the news of the day at this point was about a ship called thein wanderer which was another illegal slave ship that come in from georgia.bo with 378 people on board who werehe spread around the south n we know they were spread around the southe because "the new york times" reported in montgomery alabama and counted them on the train these africans, fresh off his this vote back and wrote aboutt them. they are strange dialect and so on. the man behind the wanderer story was the famously named charles augustus lafayette lamar and he was a total ne'er-do-well. heas had his parents money on horse racing, gold mining, road building. all he ever did was lose money. he came up with the idea of goin

these are run by pepco, these power lines, very critical high tension lines through montgomery county point were without power here. the power has been restored according to pepco. schools will still remain closed. some of the repair and reenergizing work will take place here as crews are finishing up. still some work to be done, though, and we also know that the ntsb and the faa are on the scene. as a pilot big questions that the crews will look at as they investigate this about the weather at the time of the.crash, it was poor, the visibility and clouds were very low. crews and investigators will want to know why this pilot tried to make this landing here at the montgomery county airport. we should have a map of that which shows we're only about a mile northwest of the airport. this spot lined up directly with the southeast-facing runway here, clearly trying to come in to land, although not a successful landing on the runway, instead a landing in power lines here. >> pete, i have to ask you, they deenergized the line to make the rescue. why weren't the pilot and crew electrocuted? i

so for suburban counties there, bucks, chester montgomery delaware. if you look at the margin that he lost pennsylvania by in 2020, it will be accounted for almost entirely by the ground that he lost in those four suburban counties, so the risk for medivac oz, you can bring down -- you try to fire of the republican base, are you simultaneously turning off voters, i know it's across the state, but there are certainly gonna hear about it. are you turning off the voters in the suburbs that you need? by the way, at the end of the night, joe biden, barack obama, charged veteran, john shapiro. they're all gonna be holding the rally. so all of them are gonna be in the keystone state tomorrow. who are already is in the keystone? state our own -- she has been covering that campaign, and she joins us now from wilkes-barre pennsylvania, dasha, tell us right now, three plus days from election day. how each campaign is feeling about where this race sits? >> steve, you set it up brilliantly. you had on so many factors that we're hearing constantly on the ground her

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it happened as the pilot was trying to land at an airport in montgomery county. rescuers did save the pilot and passenger, both were trapped inside and both are doing all right, tonight. no word yet on what led up to the crash, which, as you might guess, knocked out power to nearby residents. >>> a double dose of new tonight. >> good way to put it. to focus is really. how likely is rain on thursday, but maybe more important, how cold is it going to get before that rain gets here? it is going to get cold this week. not so much tonight, that is our view from the top , looking out over the city, real pretty. if we put the current numbers on, we will see temperatures have already started to dip into the upper 30s in some spots. 39 in petaluma, but mid-40s for many other locations. those numbers, from where they are here, will go down, so that when we bottom out, it is in the mid-30s in santa rosa and will be low 40s just about everywhere else. it is cold, but it will get colder than that but i will show you how this will play out. tuesday and wednesday morning in par

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they've got to win big in those collar counties around still into -- philadelphia, montgomery county, and those suburbs. that's also where arts had tried to chip away at fetterman's lead there. he's been targeting suburban women in particular with a lot of messaging, steve, around crime and inflation. and public safety. as we've been talking to voters, that message has been resonating. but you're absolutely right. there's a risk in the rally he will be attending this weekend. not only because he will be there on stage with trump, who lost spotsylvania, but also because the other name at that rally's republican candidate for governor, don mastriano. many republicans in -- the senate race's neck and neck. the governor's race -- joshua pirro has a huge lead. which, steve you know very well -- there are some voters who are splitting their tickets because, especially republicans, feel like they can't cast their ballots for mass rihanna -- i just had a chance to speak to him one-on-one. he's really trying to make the case not only to democrats but republicans as well that there is a space h

what was montgomery? montgomery was somebody with a passion for tidiness but is characterized by many people having something in common with eisenhower. it is akin to descriptions of german generals. he's a man with relentless clarity and purpose and an absolute whirlwind. was dedicated to the cause and dedicated to the mission, which was one of the extraordinary traits. as he wrote as war breaks out, april fairy prophetic entry, his determination as a parent, if were he wrote with news of the declaration which now seems to be upon us is as long, drawnout, and disastrous. the remnants of nations emerging from it will be scarcely recognizable. it does not seem possible that people who proudly refer to themselves as intelligent would let this situation come about. millions will be killed and wounded because one man so wills it. a power drunk egocentric. criminally insane and the absolute ruler of 89 million people. and by his personal magnetism, he has converted a large portion of those millions to his expl

so the single engine plane coming from white plains, new york, was apparently headed to montgomery county airpark about a mile away. the impact knocking out power to some 120,000 customers and leaving the occupants on board dangling precariously. we can see the light in the cockpit. of the cell phone from the pilot. the rescue operation, a delicate one involving multiple crews, working to secure the plane and ultimately bring it down, but first power crews had to make sure the powerful electrical current to the wires was shut off, which means crews have to go up to the wires themselves. to put clamps or cables onto the wires to ensure that there's no static electricity, no residual power. the ntsb and the faa will investigate the crash to determine the cause. as for the pilot and the passenger onboard , authorities say they were taken to local hospitals with serious injuries. derek dennis abc news new york derek thank you. residents of houston, the nation's fourth largest city, have been told to boil their tap water before using it is in response to a power outage at a purification plant.

um harold alexander to command the british forces in the middle east and bernard montgomery or monty as he was soon known command the 8th army. monty gave churchill the victory he needed at this little railroad depot called el alamein in egypt. in this battle, which really started in late, october and lasted until early november 1942. was said to have been a world war one battle fought with world war two weapons, which is one reason that it lasted so long. in the end the british did win this battle and in ended once and for all rommel's plans to take the suez canal and the middle east oil fields. churchill later said that before alamein we never had a victory after alamein. we never had a defeat that's not entirely true. but el alamein was one of the turning points of the second world war and is justly famous for that reason a few days later. british and american forces landed on the other side of north africa in morocco and algeria in operation torch it was believed hoped anyway that they would meet up with montgomery's eighth army coming from egypt and they would drive the axis for

don't know that there was this young lady in montgomery, alabama. that refuse to give up or see the front of the bus nine months before rosa parks did in montgomery. and the black community leadership many preachers i might have passed. did not want to fight and make a symbol out of claudette. because she was dark skin, and she was pregnant. it wasn't married. so in came the class thing and i don't think a lot of times cheryl we want to talk about some of the class stuff that we have in our own community. the rosa parks was inspired by clark. they did it nine months later. she was light skin married. she was the model fred gray was a lawyer for rose apostles. also the lord for claudette. he was beyond that and one reason why that story hit at home to me. i didn't come. from a family of preaching many of the ministers that have been in civil rights are the second third or fourth generation preachers. my father was not that and my father left when i was 10, and my mother had to raise me on a wealth and food stamps my sister and i so i didn't have the

for suburban counties there, chester, montgomery, delaware -- if you look at the margin that donald trump lost pennsylvania by in 2020, it can be accounted for almost entirely by the ground that he lost in those four suburban counties. the risk for mehmet oz, you bring down trump, you try to fire up the republican base, are you simultaneously turning off voters? i know it's across the state. but they're certainly going to hear about it. are you turning off voters in the suburbs we desperately need? by the, way at the end of the night, joe biden, barack obama, john fetterman, josh shapiro. they will all be in philadelphia holding their final rally. all sorts of political power gonna be the keystone state. who's already in the keystone state? our own dasha burns. she's been covering this campaign. she joins us now from wilkes-barre, pennsylvania. dasha, tell us right now. three plus days from election. how each campaign is feeling about where this race fits? >> steve, you set it up brilliantly. you had on so many factors that we're hearing constantly on the ground here. look, i'm in luzerne