myrtle beach today and new york next week. guidance and information and told me to nail it. i appreciate those expectations. >> one name: george washington.. pete: oh, man, i can do that. i can do that. by the way, don't miss brian tonight on one nation. we always love watching, 8:00 p.m.. there's the lineup right there. all right, brian kilmeade, thank you, brother. a female hains gender athlete is hurdling all competition after previously struggling against the boy's division. clay travis on the fight for fairness next. will: a year before competing with the boys, the student never finished ahead of 25th place. pete: in is in washington state, a sophomore who, by the way washington state has no requirement for hormone suppression or anything like that. at this point, if you're in washington state, their athletic association says if you're a girl, if you're a boy and you want to compete in girl's sports, there's no barriers at all. so this particular runner had -- he'd been running with the boys would have come in 145th place

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the theme of myrtle thought he was leave who love unsung to the hospital on the liberty of the give them i had serious problems on a personal level and i was unable to live there, but it went and got it. you want to know their story. you so my grants clarified and reliable information for my grants. ah, did a neighborhood volunteer group and measure it? many spaniards ran errands and organized food for those in need during the pandemic . they were honored by the e u parliament for their efforts. welcome to the cove at 90 in special report long cove. it can lead to severe mental health problems. we talked to psychiatrist leo share about just how severe and why plus, how dangerous is the so called twin demick, a simile tiniest, wave of covey, 19 and influenza infections. and can it be prevented? but 1st, we visit a group of graffiti artists in zimbabwe. damn murals, tell the stories of women and girls during the pandemic. at the studio in zimbabwe capital herrera graffiti artists are working on concept to help stimulate debate on social issues made worse by the pandemic. out there focuses

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very little, except the fact that among the ukrainians returned to war about 70 people who were in myrtle and that as of style factory that you might remember from the spring. i think the most extraordinary things that they are talking at these exchanges or even happening basically in the kind of years of 2014 where the fighting was actually a lot less intense and over many fewer victims. this was a lot more difficult. they were constantly trying to have exchanged and they wouldn't happen and they would, can counsellor last minute. they are happening now. and ukraine and russia are somehow finding a way to deal with each other at the same table. thanks. nick t w's, nick conley and keith. all right, well, as we mentioned earlier at foreign ministers from g, 7 countries are wrapping up at 2 days of talks in the german city of minster and our political correspondent, julia. so deli, has been following the story force i at julia. now, what is your main take away from am what we've seen so far they've, they've actually mentioned already at that ukraine. m was central to this meeting and that t

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coastal real estate is hard to save as park lands lyndon johnson wanted it developed to be myrtle beach. kenny centered -- and these new frontier conservation is said no. we are going to save a big part of texas is golf and today it is a national seashore. a major place for see turtles to hatch and go experience golf ecosystems without too much human interference. anthen in point reyes california, marin county north of the golden gate bridge, some of the most expensive real estate in the planet, has been put aside for the national -- natural world. for all our children and children's children to enjoy. right off the bat i am giving you three of the big kennedy seashores, kennedy put into work a whole idea of saving others. with the kennedy johnson effect on seashores, like fire island new york got saved by lyndon johnson but it was kennedy's impetus. as i mentioned earlier, the beautiful islands in wisconsin, if you have not been go. it is so remarkable. the other thing that kennedy did is he started honing in, that rachel carson book, and he put a presidential science committee togethe

just ask carley and ainsley in myrtle beach, south carolina.g to be having a big event on saturday. go to brian kilmeade.com. >> ainsley: you are going to have the biggest out. >> brian: i think so. south carolina. all the pressure on you. also, december 2nd, newark, new jersey, have a chance to go on stage, it's going to be streamed on fox nation, pete and rachel are going to be there. along with carley and going to be shocked at what they're going to be doing. >> ainsley: dress up in period characters? we have to wait and see. will you wear your george washington wig? >> brian: don't give it all away. come in person. we have a few seats left. going to be fun. >> ainsley: going to be a lot of fun. >> brian: thanks to everyone in brandon for coming. >> carley: if you live on the east coast go to the show. >> brian: like you have never seen before. i haven't told them what they're doing yet. >> carley: if you have back problems get the paperback version because it's lighter. >> brian: very good point. >> carley: there is the pitch. >> ainsley: s

i'm going to be going to south carolina tomorrow going to myrtle beach over in south carolina, barnesrnoon. make a reservation. makes it easier. >> ainsley: you'll be standing out, it's going to be huge. >> brian: good problem to have. plus it will be december 2nd streamed on fox nation with special appearances by some special people at fox news, be able to talk to america great from the start. all five books. american history, 1776 version, your version, not the 1619 version. >> steve: go for more information. >> ainsley: can you give us a hint? >> brian: it's like something you've never seen before. we try to re-create the great moments in history. >> ainsley: we? we? >> brian: yeah. >> steve: are you going to be acting out? >> brian: we have rachel and pete have been committed. my buddies rick and pat come out and we re-create some great moments. >> steve: not ready for primetime players. >> brian: not close to ready. they remember the moments, though. it's all based on the dialogue. >> steve: all right. in the meantime, coming up on fox and friends.com, the party putting a spotlig

from myrtle. in 1944, when i was 10 years old, i almost lost my mother from a botched abortion.ortion when i was 23. i was unemployed and suffering from health problems. i had to borrow money for the abortion, but i was fortunate enough to live close to a clinic. i had an abortion in houston a few years ago, when my birth control failed due to antibiotics given after a surgery for cervical cancer. one in three women in our country have had, or will have an abortion, and that's not a choice made due to inconvenience or a simplistic disregard of human life. quite the opposite. i'm perplexed about why you're wasting time on these bills that are not pro-life at all, but only designed to prevent women from getting needed healthcare. i see no legislation providing easy access to birth control to reduce the need for abortion. i see no legislation to provide for childcare, a living minimum wage, or family leave. i am opposed as a social worker, a healthcare professional, and as a woman. let the record show that i vehemently oppose hb60. thank you. the letter that struck me the most, and

the tornado threat will be ongoing today, huge watch box from myrtle beach up to virginia beach intoichmond until at least 3:00 today so that will make this storm dangerous as will the wind threat for georgia and the smokey mountains, some trees and power lines down. it will arrive in the mid-atlantic today. across the northeast a bit of a mess. >> all right, rob, we thank you, as always. >>> we want to turn to the alarming flu spike. the cdc says so far this season there have been nearly 3 million illnesses, 23,000 hospitalizations and 1,300 deaths from the flu. those numbers nearly doubling from a week ago, our erielle reshef is at a hospital here in new york. good morning to you, erielle. >> reporter: good morning to you, t.j. new york city, d.c. and 14 states are reporting very high levels of flu-like activity and, of course, this is coming as children's hospitals across this country are already feeling the crush from respiratory viruses like rsv. this morning, health officials with an urgent warning about the staggering surge in cases of the flu. >> here we are again thinking ab

host: myrtle beach, south carolina, you're on with author and historian mark updegrove. please go ahead. caller: hey, good afternoon to both of you. thoroughly enjoying this. ever since november 22, 1963, i'm 66, and ever since that date i've followed politics, read politics, worked local politics, that kind of thing. anyway, my question is going to lyndon johnson. actually i have two. one is was there anybody that l.b.j. detested more than robert kennedy? guest: thank you, sir. the answer, i can't know the mind of lyndon johnson. i am sure that those who were getting in the way of our system of government, whether they be here in our country or abroad, would have been a greater irritant to lyndon johnson. he would have been more contemptuous of those. i think one of the things he could agree with in talking with bobby kennedy is they wanted the best for our country, and they wanted some of the same policies. but in terms of personalities, they were vastly different. i think lyndon johnson saw robert kennedy as a difficult i can't, somebody who was the beneficiary of nep

host: james, myrtle beach, south carolina, republican. your top issues. can you rank them for us?to stay off the top the economy is number one. concerned about crime, that is an issue. seems like we have gone to a place in this country where we have decided good is bad and bad is good, and i don't think that is productive for us. those of the top two concerns but the other one is people talk about preserving our democracy. that seems one-sided. the democrats -- hillary did not accept the outcome of the election, abrams did not accept the outcome of the election. i am concerned about the democracy of our country too but it seems to be one-sided right now. there is corruption running deep in our government and it seems to sway the same way. we see what happened to donald trump the russia collusion think. i don't care who you are but if you're being honest with yourself, that was wrong. and people question why people would deny the results of an election. if you are republican and watching what goes on in this country every day, i think it starts to understand. the last thing i will

joey in myrtle beach, south carolina. independent line. good morning morning, joey. caller: the reason i'm calling, i've been following the middle east issue from over 70 years from the time of jimmy carter, when his main issue was human rights and he issued a new law that characterizes every country, based on their human rights policies. and we give our largest -- to israel. i wish the news would give us the truth. israel has -- first of all, it is not democracy. it says it is but it is not. they have over 50 laws that discriminate against christians and muslims who are not jewish. they don't have the same rights of ownership. read the 50 laws that discriminate. recently, amnesty international, all these human rights organizations, and a human rights organization have come out and declared israel is an apartheid state. and yet we give our largest foreign aid to israel. it is not democracy, it does not treat the people they are equally. secondly, -- the people there equally. secondly, the plan was to create state only for jews and ethnically cleanse those who are not

joey in myrtle beach, south carolina. independent line. good morning morning, joey.aller: the reason i'm calling, i've been following the middle east issue from over 70 years from the time of jimmy carter, when his main issue was human rights and he issued a new law that characterizes every country, based on their human rights policies. and we give our largest -- to israel. i wish the news would give us the truth. israel has -- first of all, it is not democracy. it says it is but it is not. they have over 50 laws that discriminate against christians and muslims who are not jewish. they don't have the same rights of ownership. read the 50 laws that discriminate. recently, amnesty international, all these human rights organizations, and a human rights organization have come out and declared israel is an apartheid state. and yet we give our largest foreign aid to israel. it is not democracy, it does not treat the people they are equally. secondly, -- the people there equally. secondly, the plan was to create state only for jews and ethnically cleanse those who are not j

james independent in myrtle beach. good morning. caller: good morning. host: what are your thoughts. caller: if pelosi retires, the lady who ran against that senator in florida. host: val demings. caller: she did not give up her seat. that's why would like to see replace pelosi because this lady is just as strong as pelosi is. she will tell you what's on her mind. and as far as in the senate, schumer, he's a small package but he is dynamite. he stands up and says what he needs to say. and that's what it should be. thank you. >> that's james and south carolina paired to align with republicans, good morning. caller: good morning, how are you doing today. host: go ahead. caller: i want to throw elizabeth warren's name out there to replace pull. nancy is doing a good job at being a republican i have to say i think -- i know her heart and soul is at. and i get it but i think elizabeth warren would probably be a good substitute for nancy pelosi. host: warren over chuck schumer in the senate. one of the most secure of any of this leadership or the current leade

all right, myrtle and mercury are going in.mp of seaweed fighting for his life. he was a shell of his former self, but he was rushed to a specialist turtle hospital and nursed back to health. he is healthy. he is eating well and swimming well, flippers up, and he is ready to go back to sea soon. there you go. the group of turtles hitched a luxury ride back to sea, ferried on a speedboat to an area where they stand the best chance of survival. we'll find a nice patch of sargassum weed, which is a nursery of sorts. it will not only provide camouflage for these littles, but also has lots of little sea creatures so they'll have something to eat. wash backs, the technical name for when baby turtles are swept back to land are often deadly. but ian and ia companions are now swimming around the florida keys, granted a second chance of life out at sea. tom brady, bbc news. on this day, 100 years ago, the bbc broadcast its first ever radio programme. back in 1922 it was known as the british broadcasting company, and ran it's first—ever r