they finally discovered him in nelly's room. on her bed face down crying indulgent and trusting as a father loving and supportive as a husband and coming to new york city. and 1881 to live ulysses us brent sought the rest that had often escaped him. for 20 years it proved short-lived. three years later. the family was defrauded by a business associate of his son ulysses plunging the grants once more into poverty. a month later grant felt the first pain of what would eventually be diagnosed. as throat cancer he determined to write his way out of his predicament. to provide for his family and to tell his own story. most notably through his memoirs. with mark twain serving as a publisher who saw no need to edit grants pros. even as he fought through his pain to complete his memoirs grant thought of his family. one day he composed the letter to the president of the united states requesting an appointment for his grandson. then approaching his fourth birthday. to the united states military academy at west point a request that william

they finally discovered him in nelly's room. on her bed face down crying indulgent and trusting as a father loving and supportive as a husband and coming to new york city. and 1881 to live ulysses us brent sought the rest that had often escaped him. for 20 years it proved short-lived. three years later. the family was defrauded by a business associate of his son ulysses plunging the grants once more into poverty. a month later grant felt the first pain of what would eventually be diagnosed. as throat cancer he determined to write his way out of his predicament. to provide for his family and to tell his own story. most notably through his memoirs. with mark twain serving as a publisher who saw no need to edit grants pros. even as he fought through his pain to complete his memoirs grant thought of his family. one day he composed the letter to the president of the united states requesting an appointment for his grandson. then approaching his fourth birthday. to the united states military academy at west point a request that william

powell that her little nellie has become a grandmother. so so elizabeth was very much connected with these with these descendants long after george washington had died. so the last thing i want to talk about before we take some questions. i'm so excited to hear that we have questions is this portrait and this little excerpt so this portrait is done by an artist named joseph wright who actually painted the portrait that i talked about earlier of elizabeth powell this was done in about 1784. i believe and the powell's actually owned. a copy of this portrait and this image is the exact portrait that the powell's owned. it was formerly at the philadelphia history museum now with drexel university, but this the powell's acquired at some time in the 1780s and it's it's a wonderful portrait of washington. this is actually one of the one of the best portraits but elizabeth powell's nephew did not think so. so this this is a very cool a cool little glimpse. you elizabeth's friendship with bush road washington, but actually her very close connection

i need to make nellie see me as a leader today. first impressions get locked in forever.ghtly rubbed me the wrong way. since then, i've loved working with pam. and she's frankly wonderful. but i hate her. i'll have a bottle of the antacid. also, i want to get a souvenir for my son, but his mother doesn't acknowledge my paternity. do you have anything for that? also, i want it to have a florida feel. what is he like? power. ok. and this one is, ha, don't see too many museums around here. ok, twiggy, that's enough. get in that car. hey, are you ok? i'm fine, ok? it's just stress, you know? because i care about this project. frankly, the fact that none of you are vomiting or diarrheal right now, i find very alarming. who says none of us are diarrheal? are you sure it's stress? because i did poison you. ha, very funny, jim. oh, no. i'm serious. i was thinking, for this trip, i have to do something epic. so what should that be? and then, i thought of it. i'll poison you. what are you going to do? are you gonna steal my newspaper or put a cricket in my cereal or something? i'm

nellie was not surprised when she learned that his last name was slightly.ied, a feeling of endless tenderness for this man pushed nellie to the first prudently deliberate action. she decided at any cost to make them not only happy, but also rich, and , by the way, aunt ellie elvira mikhailovna boasted of the earrings she had just bought. of course, gosha understood that the case smelled like crime, but he could not resist the pressure of his beloved from him. she broke, italy, because, most likely, he would simply not agree. he didn’t know, for example, where did she get this machine from? her and her business. once again, the girl pulled off his earrings without hesitation, they served as a model for fakes; the series themselves were unpretentious. just very simple. it’s just that they really had a lot of gold, again pebbles, so they were taken so high by their brother, the guys, simple and narrow- minded, but executive and faithful, the future driver, he could take a car at the motor depot. once i could not resist the plate of passion for music. the tunne

powel that her little nellie have become a grandmother.lizabeth was very much connected with these descendants long after george washington had died. the last thing i want to talk about before we take some questions, i am so excited to hear that we have questions, is this portrait and this little excerpt. this portrait is done by an artist named joseph wright, who actually painted the portrait that i talked about earlier above elizabeth powel. this was done in about 1784, i believe. the powel's actually owned a copy of this portrait. this image is the exact portrait that the powel's owned formerly at the philadelphia history museum -- this, the palace acquired it sometime in the 1780's. it is a wonderful portrait of washington. this is actually one of the best portraits, but elizabeth powell's nephew did not think so. [laughs] so, this is a very cool little glimpse into elizabeth friendship with bushrod washington, but also very close relationship with her nephew. we are so grateful to her nephew's descendants because they have been connec

will he bring along nellie? >> ainsley: we just want jimmie allen. >> todd: i want nellie. >> ainsley: maybe a surprise appearance. we will see. you have to stay tuned for that that's tomorrow. if you are in our new york area go on and sign up. we would love to meet you. >> steve: this is our first year we have had the all-american summer concert series after the pandemic break. i want to thank everybody who has come and thank the crew here at fox for putting on the show and all the featured entertainers, it's been a great year. >> todd: thanks to the barbecue people that stuff is good. each week a different dish. a couple weeks ago that was lamb. best lamb i have ever had. who eats lamb on friday morning at 8:00. we do. it was amazing. >> steve: it was amazing. thanks to the guys at master built. they will be here tomorrow. >> ainsley: the cdc is finally admitting they need a reset. >> steve: you think? >> ainsley: if you go on the website some of the data old data. hard to find. they want to speed up the data releases. also saying they are moving internal staff around. re

at least 37 people confirmed dead including 78-year-old rita hall, 82-year-old nelly may howard, and 65-year-old diana. searching the disaster zone, fema teams are prepared for that number to rise >> the later you go into one of these types of emergency events, disasters, you're finding people less and less because they've been located by family and friends. >> reporter: door by door they check on residents the worst destruction gets a closer look as some kentuckians are still unaccounted for like dennis stacey whose home was swallowed by flood waters. he hasn't been heard from since according to his daughter who says her sister gave a dna sample >> it's chaos. >> reporter: is it heart break >> oh, yeah, definitely. >> reporter: survivors facing unimaginable loss, struggling with a way forward >> people left with absolutely nothing, homes that we don't know where they are just entirely gone. >> reporter: fema says some searches could wrap up in the days ahead, but when you look at the scope of this destruction, it's clear that cleanup is far from over. lester >> all right, jessie kir

nellie ohr worked at fusion gps they hired to get christopher steele to do the anti-trump file.his this go? >> hopefully republican majority in november. and he will have the opportunity to come before congress as some of the whistle-blowers. some whistle-blowers indicated they would be willing to testify in front of a republican majority. right now they fear retaliation. you just saw the memo the doj merrick garland told them not to talk to congress. they will have the opportunity only if republicans win in november. elizabeth: got it. congressman comer, thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me, liz. elizabeth: more on doj photos what they took from trump's florida home. will the doj wait until after the midterms to act on all of this. plus democrats get more powerful irs to go after you to help pay for their spending with more audits they ignore historic fraud and pandemic spending that you will have to pay for too. representative kat cammack, here with us next on "the evening edit". >> every policy that biden does is in complete contradiction with his words. and i think

if a flight is canceled or nelly reports. >> an exciting vacation can quickly turn frustrating for flyerse i just i'm thinking i was so nervous. >> the problem was they said to go online and 4hen i did, there was no other flights to set up. it said february of 2023. >> and robert almeida who was forced to miss his sister's wedding because of flight troubles. i isis is upset because she didn't have my father a walking down the aisle. so she was upset and she's up to him out. there we go because of situations like these, the u.s. department of transportation is proposing changes to protect fliers. >> the proposal was heard by the aviation consumer protection advisory committee over zoom under the proposal. airlines and ticket agents will be giving out refunds quickly for a canceled flight. our flight changes were made. refunds would come within 7 days of the ticket was bought on a credit card or 20 days with cash or check committee member maria rodriguez says the airline industry is changing and it's important to protect consumers. i call it a transformative phase. >> it's an incredible tra

so let's take a ride to my city much rather nelly dinning her a k. a one dawn is no, maybe as dawn, full super. and a rab loves his town, which locals coolest walker. it's nearby as a 3rd largest city and his home of choice. not just because of the vibrant local music scene, but also because the world's largest sand dunes are just a 5 minute drive away with this is freedom, it is best man and having the best of both worlds with shannon jones right beside each other. so we have in the freshest head, you know, so this is basically suck up on me wrap. and his crew are sand boarding prose. those still in the making. they even hope to represent thwack up in international tournaments one day with but after a bad full, a rab has her to shoulder and need some t. l. c. and is may head to mon desa. the big township on the outskirts of swan, probably most people live here. and this is also where my, my august has her practice. the traditional feeler takes care of all kinds of hanes and thoughts from forth injuries for connecting with your ancestors. for the her

learned from the turkish defense minister, who spoke on air like half an hour ago, his son that russell nelly russell, that left this morning go. the support is going to be an clean golf by the boss. first, at the shores of the nor them is stumble around 12 gmc, which is 3 pm local. normally, it takes around 2427 hours for these vessels to come to a turkish rates from the ukrainian force. of course, thinking that the best support is mind and they need to be very careful and cross through a safe corridor. the vessels are to be selling a little slower than usual speed. of course, there are challenges ahead. there is still a trust ship between the ukrainian russians, but the turkish cup to ankara is neil assured that russia hopefully will not violate this agreement. as this also helps them to export the grants that have been indirectly affected by the sanctions imposed towards russia. me or i will leave that thanks so much soon, cuz all now nearly 900 medical facilities in ukraine have been damaged or destroyed during russia's invasion. the conflict has full hospital staff to come up with new wa

rob book nellis is a physiotherapist helping patients with long cove it and is himself living with the condition. he has seen a rapid rise in those seeking help and knows how it's affecting those who are trying to return to normal life to their employment, only to relapse through the effort. they can do things and just the things are going to take a tour on them. it's really about getting people to ease back from the intensity of doing whether it's walking different patterns and saw that there may be work in 2 days a week, but via experts in the field. i know peter accordingly, so the not having the financial hurt cuz lots of people of fearing been really struggling financially. no grassroots groups have also been crucial journalist nor injure meals, set up a podcast the long cope. it's sessions for patients desperate for support. it's now being used by health practitioners as a source of information. you know, we're looking at one and 5 according to the cdc people developing a prescript syndrome that is a massive cohort or long private community there advocation for themselves. meanwh

. >> the owner nelly lewis, she blamed it on aliens, mutilating her horse. >> how credible are the law lewis' games? >> all the children of the settlers, they're salt of the earth people. >> any interest in making up a story? >> no. they never tried to profit off of it. they're kind of pissed off that it turned into such a big deal. buies creek that is wild. the episode is called "cattle mutilations." watch the fascinating documentary. mind blowing. it's out today on fox nation. free memberships on tuckercarlson. .com. coming up, we'll tell you the worst decision in joe biden's life. we'll tell you what it is straight ahead. >> brian: august 11th, two years ago, that joe biden made the worst decision of his political life. watch. >> that's all right. you ready to go to work? >> oh, my god. i'm so ready to go to work. >> is the answer yes? >> the answer is absolutely yes, joe. i'm ready to work. i'm ready to do this with you for you. i'm just deeply honored. i'm very excited. >> brian: yep. queue the piano. she was one of the most disliked presidential candidates ever to try to become p

upcoming teacher governors, nelly gore bay at in rhode island. we are blessed to have candidates from all backgrounds, diverse candidates running up and down the ballot. we are excited to throw our full support them -- full support behind him this fall. host: part of that is money for these candidates. guest: absolutely. our name is early money is like yeast. we get involved with candidates early. we typically work them for three to six months before we make a decision on endorsement. when we put our stamp of approval on a campaign, it sends a message to funders, voters, this candidate is running a competitive campaign. we find that path to victory. we find their path to victory. we are proud of our impact over changing the face of power in this country over the last early eight years. we are not planning to start anytime soon. host: how far down ballot do you think it is important that the organization get involved and support candidates? guest: i have a personal take. i was a state legislator for 10 years. if you think about access to abortion

existence of sergei fedorovich next to her, but let's say, i remember how a small episode there was nellie. wonderful. i am a stranger who walks around moscow, what kind of person is this, where does the alien language come from? he is, they were. they are so intelligent she is or almost intelligent, cries of kesa actress architect musician woman. a tiny episode, when the nameless heroine skoptseva helped a girl who was late on a night walk to avoid a conflict with her mother, there were no mobile phones then. how to be? hello maria nikolaevna, this is nadia saying what your name is alena and alena is mine. what we do is do nothing, we read the book aloud. it was also absolutely such a beautiful improv with a superstar in the middle, lasting a minute and a half. well, even better yo-my need and that she agreed like that, well agreed well. my shooting is complete. thank you at 1:00 am. everyone left. thank you very much. thank you. no, this beautifully appeared and beautifully dissolved in the night city. and then i, maybe i'm wrong, but i don't think that sergei didn't really let her go,

and then there was ellen, known as nellie, their precious daughter, and the little, one jessie.ho grew up in the white house. these much love children gave their children 13 grandchildren, and those grandchildren produced 19 great grandchildren. they, in turn, yielded 41 great great grandchildren. that is where i come in. i am number 40. and now i am the youngest surviving member of my generation, and i'm the only ulysses. and there were two younger ulysses, one of missouri, and one in france and two generations below me. that i got the name ulysses was unusual. it was an odd enough name to give a baby in rural ohio in 1822, but it was even stranger to name a baby that in 1955. unusual names were not fashionable in the 50s. in ulysses s grant's reputation was at its lowest by the time i was born. but my mother julia, the fourth of her name and the family, was the youngest child of major general ulysses s grant the third. the general's third grandson and first namesake. all of my mother knew it was that she loved her father, and the i was going to be the last grandson. she and my

whoa, nelly. that's a lot of cake. anyway. let's do this together. as a big old gay family. yeehaw!se ] >> once again, the president of the united states of america. [ laughter ] good lord. okay. so from time to time jimmy likes to shine a light on the finest journalism on tv. and with that said, congratulations are in order for meteorologist greg dootra from abc chicago, winner of tonight's award for "excellence in reporting." [ cheers and applause ] >> kind of hung up just a little bit -- i moved the map. i didn't know -- i can do th wa! >> did you just discover that? >> oh, oh, oh, oh, man! it's a great day! it's a great day. i didn't -- i just -- i've never -- >> seriously. >> i've never touched it -- oh, my gosh. you can tilt it? what's going on here? [ cheers and applause ] >> i've watched that clip so many times. it's so joyous. he's so joyous about technology that has existed for 15 years. does he not have an iphone? imagine how much better your life would be if every morning you woke up and you could just navigate the iphone and be just transported to another world like whe

designed a lot of these tools, near times reported some very good stories a couple years ago bite nelly bowles. i called them extensively in the book. entering the silicon valley leaders think these screens where kids are as bad as a drug. they are addicted and the silicon valley's hired consultants and addiction and content and junk for persuasive design to get people onto the sides and hold them there especially the kids. it's all great the stuff out there. it is 15 -year-olds. fifteen -year-olds do not want to go to the national gazan gallery of art and look at paintings by old masters. they want to connect with other 15 -year-olds. that is the social nature of adolescence. they're more interested in what happened at the party last saturday that what happened at waterloo 205 or 26 years ago. the social impulses and all of the insecurity of the adolescent ego. all of the confusion i'm not sure who i am my identity is just beginning to form. i'm just now coming into contact with the big wide world out there. she read uncertain anxiety with the world a pleasing affirmation can go into t

. >> todd: robert mellon nelly and tim, school board members endorsed by governor ron desantis and joins all three of you. bridget how liberal was the sarasota school board before you won? >> well we live in a conservative county and it has had liberal majority for decades, as long as i can remember and it doesn't line up to the community we are representing. now we have 4-1 conservative with student focus so we could not be more cited in sarasota will benefit as well as the students. >> todd: robin, besides the demographics that bridget mentioned, why did you win? >> why did i win? i have the support of the community because they wanted a change. they were tired how parents were being treated at the school board meeting by the majority board members and they were not allowed to speak or their time was cut and they were fed up. so they wanted a conservative board and that is why i won. >> todd: timothy as she were campaigning, what did parents specifically democrat parents tell you? >> especially in this time, school safety, i think when you look at the terrible tragedy around the countr

her incredible radar she senses she's going to have to wait this guy out and at one point his mother nelly even tells her that, she says to nancy who she likes a lot better than she ever liked jane wyman i can see that you are in love with him but he is not in love with you yet. you are going to have to wait and you will know when he loves you but you are going to have to wait and she does patiently, gently, take several years for him to come around and commit himself. >> host: i found the early years fascinating as well, you referenced fewer movie roles, arrival children, bustling home life, ronald reagan begins traveling the country on behalf of general electric, speaking to audiences all over america, honing his speaking style, listening to issues that matter to working americans, it all led to the realization that ronald reagan connected, very real intimate way with people and it all took off, campaigns, sacramento, more campaigns, the white house, tell us about those formative years that prepared the reagan's for their life as public figures and nancy's role in all of it. >> they are

and at one point, his mother in nelly even tells her that. he says to nancy as she likes a lot better than she ever likeded jane wyman, she said i can see you are in love with him. but he is not in b love with you yet. you are going to have to wait. you won't know when he loves you but you are going to have to wait's, and she does. patiently, gently, it takes several years for him to come around and finally commit himself. hugs and on the early years of the reagan marriage vaccinating as well. you referenced fewer interesting movie roles, the arrival of children, begins traveling the country and general electric. speaking all over america honing his message, his speaking style listen to issues that shoot working americans all led to the realization ronald reagan connected in a real intimate way with people. and then it all took off campaign sacramento more in the white house. tell us about this busy formative years that really prepared the reagan's for their life as public figures? and of course nancy's role in all of n it. quickset are reall

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we are a bunch of negative nelly's here. what do you have for us?average, which may not sound like a big increase, but that means there are more than 1 million extra contracts. over 13% of all the options treated today were put on the etf and the biggest trade we saw was a purchase of over 45,000 of the september 9th expiration, roughly 359 places or 10% on money. the $.34 for those. then obviously, some crash potential. that was a decline of over 10% in as many training days. an exceptionally rare event for the s&p. that happens less than 1% of the time over the past 90 years or so. >> thank you, mike. for more options, be sure to tune into the full show. friday at 5:30 p.m. eastern time. i will be with you then, too. >>> coming up, we will break down one trade that has gone nuclear over the last week. will this continue to be a glowing investment or is it just negative chemical reaction growing? those details ahead. >>> first, pinduoduo popping. what the move says about the strength of china tech. "fast money" ahead. thinkorswim® by td ameritrade

so nelly armed forces joined al-qaeda militants for 30 hours.ers died and, 21 were injured. but these numbers are expected to rise. russian officials launched a homicide investigation after a daughter of a prominent putin ally died in a suspected car bombing. and d.c. news is not be able to independently verify this information as of yet. ukraine vehemently denied any involvement in that incident. and first lady jill biden out of isolation follow straits second negative covid test wednesday. she joined the president at their vacation home in delaware. doctors say that the first lady experience minor symptoms while she was vacationing. more with mehdi hassan after the short break. the short break. ♪ ♪ this is the moment. for a treatment for moderate-to-severe eczema. cibinqo — fda approved. 100% steroid free. not an injection, cibinqo is a once-daily pill for adults who didn't respond to previous treatments. and cibinqo helps provide clearer skin and less itch. cibinqo can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. before and during tr

you know the new york times reported a very some very good stories a couple of years ago by nelly bowles and i quote them extensively in the book interviewing a lot of the silicon valley leaders like chris andersen the former editor wired magazine saying these screens for our kids or as bad as a drug, they are addictive and the silicon valley designers of them hired consultants who were experts in addiction and attention what they call persuasive design to get people onto these sites and hold them there, especially the kids now you you asked but wait a minute. it's all great the stuff out there, but you know 15 year olds. 15 year olds don't want to go to the you know the national gallery of art and look at paintings by old masters. they want to connect with other 15 year olds. that's the social nature of adolescence. they're more interested in what happened at the party last saturday then what happened at waterloo 2005 six years ago. so the social impulses and all the insecurities. of the adolescent ego know the confusion. i'm not quite sure who i am. my identity is just really beginning

. >> how to make sure that i give you a nelly a chance offer some closing thoughts here and i want toremind folks that were one close out here in about two minutes, were going to give doctor fisher five minute break before we open up several speaks come join us, we just scratch the surface of an enormous topic and i know many people have opposing point of use and la would like to offer anything in closing. >> same for me. alternate over and just grateful to be here in conversation my friend so glad the smoke is getting the attention that it deserves. >> thank you natalie and i really appreciate our ongoing dialoguein that continues i've been that has been going on for 20 years and thank you for having us, this is been such a pleasure monroe is been such an amazing home for this book that helps see that i was a writer before i was a writer and i feel really thankful for my patients who have for 20 years, reminded me what matters. and revealed to me what is going on in our society the way that no other where they could not see it in any other way and so you know, thank you for having us

martha nelly, you headed them in front of the 20 minutes. we had to wait until the 85th minute for a 2nd. a kaya suckers, cross swinton of pellets, defender marquis as arsenal wrapped up the. when we started in a really different way down to where we did last season here. but her bill in the mentality and a and finding a way to go through those moments and finding a way to maintain clean sheet. indian lake is going to be vital for our success and we have monitor that. so hopefully that will get some confidence. one in the tim the german booths, legal to start on friday night, and champions by and munich made a big statement they thrashed i in fact frank for to actually won the rope in the last season from liverpool, forward, saudi, a manet made, he's putting to sleep debut, any score in the 61 hammering. and here's something you don't see too often. a house from by and go keep a manuel lawyer, the german international, gifting frank with the only goal of the game of the match. mon, i became cheerleader with the bond fan, joining the tremblin

teacher nelly is in florida. her students are in douglasville, georgia. that the county started in 2015. but as teacher vacancies have increased, so have the virtual instructors. >> we moved from 10 to 15, to 60 or 70. >> vacancies. >> every year? >> every year. for the past two years. >> across the country schools are turning to different sometimes controversial ways to fill the gaps. in texas, some small districts are switching too four-day weeks and in florida some schools are asking military veterans to step in, despite having no classroom experience. shayly is ceo of elevate k-12, that takes virtual teachers and provides the technology and platform to place them via video in classrooms nationwide. she said over the past year, their teacher applications have more than tripled. >> why this different from what we saw during the covid -- >> covid was solving the problem of the child has to be at home. we are solving the problem of the teacher is not in the zip code and an excellent teacher has to teach the classroom. >> but some critics say that in perso

it beat west ham one, nelly came courtesy of title our need for his 1st goal in the pro league since 1999. west ham did have a chance to equalize our deck and rice could not convert from the penalties booked . and one of the most remarkable score lines in premier league history majesty, united cit, bottom of the table after for an ill way defeat that brentford david stokes half the action lessons at manchester united were under pressure after the urban day defeat. to brighten the nav really and the pressure now for the get. 7 a way to brentford the when it go down 10 minutes in after shocking mistake from tabitha heya gifting josh the silver the out. no. it was another era from the head led to brent could 2nd, the goal keep were the least pass this time pounced on by mateus ye anson, lead brentford 3rd goal came from a corner. united defense fell to clear and it was been me who turned the ball into the net. and after just 35 minutes, the game was wrapped up. brentford clearing from their own books to ivan, tony who delivered a fantastic 1st time paul to set up roy and blame o 4 nil t

baxter and nelly. send the doggy pictures to me or kevin from home.sampling of our fox news @ night family. kev, part of this segment is to pressure you to getting into a pepper. >> i promise you before next year, i'll have a dog. we'll have a celebration. >> speaking of it, i'll be back for good news@night. you don't want tonis. >> you don't want to miss that. i want to say all the say all the doggies here f we can bring them to -- if we can bring them to work, it would make it so much better. >> i don't think that's allowed. >> thank you, kevin. see you in a few. some of what we know about what instigated the fbi raid on former president trump's home, we found that out after the half-redacted affidavit. it left questions. where does the investigation go now? will there be an indictment? our investigative panel will break it down. now for the weekend forecast. >> i'm meteorologist nick cosser. here is the fox weather saturday forecast. shannon, all kinds of weather happening across this weekend. first of all, the storms we had this evening coming to

so that going back in the 2nd half, that they was level so long as gabrielle marks and nellie made it to 13 minutes later, next to nick had all types of side it's manchester united on sunday it took adding holland 11 minutes to get his 1st touch again, nothing in forest in the manchester city strike and made it counts. as he put his side, one de la city then took advantage of a clearance from the forest go keeper. lovely move here was finish off while you guess it. hollins. eliza, go to said the 2nd half trick into game, but his goal was the best of the knights. how about this from 0 outcomes that made it all new to the champions. and another impressive effort here from city and alvarez, that was his 2nd of the game to give 50 a 6 mil when they say 2 points behind. also in 2nd, little falls at bumpy thought to the season. looks set to continue. they fell behind when newcastle, finding alexander essex scored on his premier, the baby, the swedish international have received his work, be the only hours area level for managed to find to equalize it in the 61st minute courtesy of her birth

one of those victims was 82 year old nellie mae howard. her great nephew is perry county sheriff. joseph angle. the first person that i had to notify the death was my own mother that her favorite aunt had been washed away. and then she washed away quick. these were real lives. people we knew not strangers. kentucky governor andy bashir says that there are thousands of people that are displaced out of their homes because of the flooding. and the good news is that there is no threat of any more flooding or rain in the forecast, but there is another threat to the community here, and that is record heat. it is very hot out here, and i've even spoken with people who don't have any power don't have any air conditioning. so without that air conditioning and with those record heat, it's going to make the cleanup effort a whole lot harder than it really needs to be. and hazard. kentucky mills hayes, ktvu. fox two news difficult recovery ahead for that community. no doubt about it, mills. thank you. one of those things i always think about when you get flooding, especially in the south, and

if there is a suspicion that something nelli is declassified. uh-huh, you will get me in two bills.ly valued. so i think your safety is the first priority. the management decided not to impede the construction of the tunnel. important messages will be negotiated through other channels. we are using the tunnel to misinform the enemy already signed an order to creation of a special department that will work exclusively on materials for transmission through the tunnel. i am glad that the management made such a decision. homer is too valuable an agent for us to neglect his security if the decision was different, i would have you figure out how to cover for homer but in that case we would have to take homer out to the east zone. in case of declassification of the tunnel. homer will inevitably fall under suspicion. for now, the tunnel is working. homer, in complete safety, you can give him berlin that the tunnel will not open anytime soon . let it work quietly well? the operation to connect the cia and the sis with a communication wedge through which the soviet union transmitted secret in

let's bring in retired nypd lieutenant joe card nellie. hard to see that.treet here. 42nd street and 7th avenue. you know the area well. broad daylight. where does this keep happening? >> this this keeps happening because not only the criminals but the mentally ill haven't been getting the help that they need and the soros backed d.a.s like gascon and bragg are continuing to let it happen. it is a useless effect when police officers make an arrest like this and they are turned on the street without the help they need or anything else. this will continue to happen. i applaud the governor in texas for inviting mayor adams to go down there. mayor adams is an empty suit. all talk and he knows what he has to do to make the city right and he is just not doing it. law enforcement is not turning the tide the way it used to. so these criminals are just as we always say emboldened to do the crimes -- commit the crimes they commit and commit the actions that lead up to the crimes. there are 100 times a shoplifter and it takes 100 times to put them behind bars? somethi

and 82-year-old nelly mae howard loved ones sayin she was the backbone of our family and we know from the governor that some survivors may be dealing with water issues in eastern kentucky for months to come craig? >> so much devastation there, jesse. good to see so much help as well thank you so much. jesse kirsch in kentucky now to the wildfire raging out west, the mckinney fire has exploded into california's largest blaze this year. it burned more than 55,000 acres in the klamath national forest near the oregon border fire crews are working around the clock to defend nearly 5,000 structures including homes from total devastation. 2,000 people are under evacuation orders, the fire still 0% contained, a serious situation. >> let's get more on that fire threat from overnight. storms, there's a lot to cover in the weather department. >> let's start right now in the midwest. we got flood watches, flood warnings from missouri on into west virginia. heavy showers, thunderstorms, and, in fact, we're really worried about this area here we have a lot of lightning, heavy rain falling at the ra

the nervous nellys are gone.blem has been lack of buying but given how this rally feels with offense really dominating, i think we're seeing investors turning to offense, turning to buying and dumping defensive positions. i think its looks more sustainable, but we'll see >> there's a lot of people i don't listen to. in fact, no, i listen to them because i know they're almost always wrong you're not one of them >> i hope i'm not on that list >> you're not one of them. why do we not need a capitulation low why do we not need a vix that typically has signaled absolute people just give uing up on the market can that happen over a longer stretch of time that people become so despondent that we made a real low? what gets me is i've seen it in the past and i've been doing this a long time, and when you don't buy when you have a chance because you're so scared, which happened again, because everybody said new lows, when it goes up this much you're wishing you could go back, and it usually doesn't go back to where you can

nicole nelly ends up winning that seat and now he wants another shot at it. >> there's a lot of republicansrst. but this is an issue for democrats in new york. people want to be able to read the subways again. they want to be able to put their teenagers on the subway not to worry about watching their backs at all times. you want to go to an atm machine you want to know that you're safe and that's not happening in our city and probably not in yours either. do you hear this lady she gets arrested after 101. this is a profession for her. she says this is her profession. she was just caught stealing some paper towels. so if she's going to steal paper towels what else is she going to steal? >> they steal all the stuff and they resell it to smaller stores. is not just paper towels and electronics but for them stealing the meat and selling it to small stores. they prosecute those small stores as well. it's a whole criminal enterprise. >> right, selling paper towels in an interesting way. she should be fired from her job. >> can you believe she took an interview to talk about -- >> she took in her

he was in pakistan, nellie turns up in the suburbs of kabul. don't tell me this guy didn't have his hands on the steering will of this organization. >> he was the mastermind behind the u.s.: 2017 a lot more injured beauties also responsible for the bombing of u.s. embassies in kenya and tanzania and killed 224 and wounded over 2500. then he took over the terrorist group he had the 9/11 attack. none of his family members were heard, most civilian casualties. it was that $25 million bounty on a set for palming those embassies in africa. he was standing on the balcony of a safe house in afghanistan. out in the open. the cia drone strike sent to hellfire missiles. these muscles are called sword bombs. they have played that allow the weapons to tear through metal and walls. >> let's take a look at this cover right here in "the new york post" showing how comfortable he felt just casually being on the balcony. it's been 20 plus years and may be of you would've spent more time of the actual war on terror and set of nation-building and trying to harm fo

witness last night school board flip in sarasota with brigitte ziggler and ron mayor nellie all poisedn their elections in a clean sweep for conservatives. that's ha real surprise. meantime in the democratic race to square off with war chest ready marco rubio in november value she gets a chance to take you up to the state of new york democratic battle. veteran house leaders. jerry nadler demolished carolyn maloney in the new york 12 race. real shocker there. look at the number 55 to 24. a loss it maloney was all the more disappointing because my a subject any likely played a major role. >> in congress, it is that when women are at the table where decisions get made, the menu of issues expands and agenda changes. i'm really saddened that we no longer have a woman representing manhattan in congress. >> the 76-year-old maloney had been a fixture on the hill for 30 years and now for the first time since 1992, she will have to find something else to do. and this will get a lot of attention today. probably in the weeks ahead. patrick ryan, a democrat, won a special election to represent new