simon sound, which is the entranceway into the new brunswick river for all this commercial shipping. so clearly, she's going to be a hazard to navigation for quite a while. >> the good news is officials think the fire is out, but they have to stabilize the boat now in order to continue rescue efforts. how do you go about that? >> what that means is you want to be able to minimize the movement of the ship. i don't know by the looks of it and i don't know the depth of st. simon sound. i can't tell whether she's lying on the bottom or not. most li you want to make sure the ship isn't moving and isn't taking on any more water, number one. number two, that you have prevented a reflash opportunity for the fire, that the fire is completely out and there's no way it can start again there or anywhere else on the ship. so you want the ship firmly placed and stable in terms of movement so that you can then conduct recovery operations and go look for those four people still on board. >> do you have a sense of how dire the situation could be for those four members who didn't make it off before th

profound take matthew raymond the suspect in a 2018 mass shooting in the canadian province of new brunswick he specifically cited the rebel as having informed his views and stuff majok about the rebel media and just last month the author of police filed a criminal complaint alleging that the rebel had breached a section of the canadian criminal code by willfully promoting hatred of the muslim community the videos they reference featured faith goldie and tommy weapons in these houses are enemy combatants who want to kill you minute and destroy you they want to destroy our way of life you're teaching people that you know people in their community are trying to destroy them up and their idea of culture. and i think it's almost. you know a logical next step that some people will choose to act on and i think that's what so dangerous about farm like is that it provides fake answers to really significant concerns that people have and that should be discussed and debated in society but must be done so with truth and honesty and fairness rather than you know misinformation outright lies. there's a r

new brunswick -- no. 1 sfusd's true transition guidelines. at this time, we will take public comment for those who have submitted speaker cards for public session. we have no comments. thus, i'm going to call a >> we are back in open session. in the matter of sfusd, the board gave direction to general council. section r., adjournment. that concludes tonight's board meeting. good night. you. >> when i first moved here people come to san francisco to be the person you want to be can be anyone you want. >> the community is so rich and diverse that i'm learning every single day san francisco is an amazing photoy town historically been base on evolution and that applies to every single professional field including philanthropic arts today what i do is photo based art manifests traditional forest and some colonel lodge and other frames of digital forest is a meeting that has been changing like super rapid and the quality is not extended by the medium if you took forest in school or you get a job in a newspaper they'll give give you a list of how to

areas canada like of new brunswick n new found land where hurricane watches have been issued by the canadian national weather service will be talking about the continued impacts of dorian across the northeastern seaboard and even up into canada throughout the course of your weekend. back here at home, it's just been a foggy start to the morning very much so on the gray side for san francisco not so much in san jose. you add those low clouds to start the day they have since cleared out now and skies are showing signs of clearing now for areas in the east bay like berkeley as you can actually see the view down from the hills on into the east bay itself. now skies are gradually going to continue to clear offering up quite a lot of sunshine today and a good thing because well temperatures are going to be quite comfortable we have a low sink an earlier this week and now an even deeper low is moving in. this is going to result in prolonged cooling today tomorrow on through sunday. all the way to your weekend temperatures very close to average if not just below average for this time of year so comp

about the indian river area northward, especially up there towards volusia county, duval county, new brunswick, new jersey. i have wind gusts and also inland flooding in the minor category. with the storm being offshore, i don't think that's going to be a huge concern in areas of east coastal florida. let's talk about georgia's impact, 20this is just for the coastal area. same thing for you. the biggest concern is right along the backwater ways and along the coast, the possibility of that 4 to 7-foot storm surge. up into south carolina, you do notice the potential here the storm surge at least moderate. we'll have to see how bad. it depends on the track further to the north. with the more rainfall we get, the more prone areas of flooding in north carolina and south carolina. that's about three days away. this is the area of concern, chris. the storm surge of 4 to 7 feet all the way up here to coastal south carolina, back down here towards stewart and palm bay. by the way, if it people remember with matthew three years ago, the storm surge was 4 to 7 feet. we're expecting a similar event. some

new brunswick -- no. 1 sfusd's true transition guidelines. at this time, we will take public comment for those who have submitted speaker cards for public session. we have no comments. thus, i'm going to call a >> we are back in open session. in the matter of sfusd, the board gave direction to general council. section r., adjournment. that concludes tonight's board meeting. good night. >> i'm rebecca and i'm a violinist and violin teacher. i was born here in san francisco to a family of cellists, professional cellists, so i grew up surrounded by a bunch of musical rehearsals an lessons. all types of activities happened in my house. i began playing piano when i was 4. i really enjoyed musical activities in general. so when i was 10, i began studying violin in san francisco. and from there, i pretty much never stopped and went on to study in college as well. that's the only thing i've ever known is to have music playing all the time, whether it is someone actually playing next to you or someone listening to a recording. i think that i actually

new brunswick -- no. 1 sfusd's true transition guidelines. at this time, we will take public comment for those who have submitted speaker cards for public session. we have no comments. thus, i'm going to call a >> we are back in open session. in the matter of sfusd, the board gave direction to general council. section r., adjournment. that concludes tonight's board meeting. good night. >> here we are responsible to oversee the drinking water distribution system. in san francisco changes in the fire code required anyone doing representtro fit to the home to get a new fire service this caused the need for new water services to spike. we used to do 200 a year. now we are up to 600. >> if you are building a new house you need fire protection. you have to make application to the water department for that. if you go through the process we come out and install the new line and the new fire line. >> the project got kicked off by two of our a gms, steve and eric. they recognized the need for improving this process. they pulled together the project and

new brunswick -- no. 1 sfusd's true transition guidelines. at this time, we will take public comment for those who have submitted speaker cards for public session. we have no comments. thus, i'm going to call a >> we are back in open session. in the matter of sfusd, the board gave direction to general council. section r., adjournment. that concludes tonight's board meeting. good night. >> hello, everyone. welcome to the bayview bistro. [cheers and applause] i am san francisco mayor london breed, and i have to tell you, first of all, when it is hot in san francisco, it is hot in the bayview. [laughter] i mean, really hot. on a regular basis in the bayview, and potrero hill neighborhood and the mission, we know that those are the hotspots in san francisco. i just came from the sunset and it is hot in the sunset. i knew it was going to be even hotter in the bayview. i'm really excited to be here today because nothing brings the community together like food, and here is an incredible opportunity to really not only enjoyed the delicious food provi

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we will see the outer bands across portions of new england and new brunswick in tampa is dealing with a strong almost extratropical system as we get into the weekend. >> hopefully people have been listening to you and heeding your warnings, thank you so much. some other headlines for you quickly. listen to this. a charging cell phone may have caused the devastating boat fire in california. according to the la times a member believes the fire started in the galley where phones were charging overnight. official cause will be revealed next week. 34 people were killed when the scuba boat caught fire and sink. crewmembers tell the ntsb they tried to save the people sleeping below decks but the fire and smoke was too intense. the boat's owners insist it was up to standards and they filed a lawsuit to limit payouts to families. a new arrest in the case of a missing connecticut mom, the girlfriend of jennifer's estranged husband is facing evidence tampering charges. michelle admits that she helped clean a so-called coffee spill from this pickup truck, but claims she never smelled any coffee.

so now the impacts here going across halifax, new brunswick, up towards corner brook here, newfoundlandacts to be on the high side with storm surge and a great deal of wave action, but finally, after it seems to be days and days and days that we have been seeing this storm kind of pound the east coast and now getting up and out to sea, eventually, but even still, a cat 1 hurricane is possible here as we head into your sunday morning wake-up, into newfoundland here. that will be the big impact as we roll forward. as it gets into cooler waters, it will eventually diminish here into monday morning but to think how long this storm has been going on. it's not just dorian, though. keep in mind, we have the entire atlantic here that continues to be pretty active. so these are other zones, gabriel there, good news, diminishing as the storm itself. tropical wave to the south. and then we also have other tropical waves here coming in off the african coast, and that will continue to bring in those waves. the question is how it kind of unravels as we head forward. it is going to be a busy stretch.

coast guard officials saying it was leaving new brunswick when it drastically leaned to its side.ight now there's an active search for several missing crewmembers. christina coleman following the story for us and joins us now. christina. reporter: arthel, 20 of the 24 crew members were safely rescued from the burning chip but the coast guard says they cannot get to the other four people because of smoke and fire. it was too risky to be on board this cap sized vessel. the coast guard now waiting for salvage professionals to determine when it safe to go back on the large cargo ship again to continue rescue efforts. the 656 foot vehicle carrier completely on its side around 2:00 a.m. coast guard watch were noticed that the large cargo ship overturned and caught on fire. it was leaving the port of brunswick which is a deepwater port in jones georgia, 65 miles south of savannah. ntsb is investigating trying to figure out what could have possibly caused the fire. >> the fire that was observed this morning was coming off the starboard side that look to be about the area of the cargo and

profound take matthew raymond the suspect in a 2018 mass shooting in the canadian province of new brunswick he specifically cited the rebel as having informed his views and stuff the talk about the rebel media and just last month they also a police filed a criminal complaint alleging that the rebel had breached a section of the canadian criminal code by willfully promoting hatred of the muslim community the videos they reference speech had faith and tommy weapons in these houses are enemy combatants who want to kill you minute and destroy you they want to destroy your way of life you're teaching people that you know people in their community are trying to destroy them up in their idea of culture. and i think it's almost. you know a logical next step. that some people will choose to act on it and i think that's what so dangerous about our mike is that it provides fake answers to really significant concerns that people have and that should be discussed and debated in society but must be done so with truth and honesty and fairness rather than you know misinformation outright lies. this is a re

simons there in the new brunswick, georgia. it's difficult to sort of make out precisely what's happening but we see one boat, presumably this is one of -- or the rescue boat that's working there and then off to the side there's another boat. it looked like a tug boat that was in position there. but, again, this is a live picture of this massive ship. we do not control this camera, as i understand it, but this is st. simons sound down in georgia where this coast guard rescue effort is under way, they have made contact according to our ron mott there, they have made contact with the nine -- with the four folks who are still on this ship. plenty of folks have already been rescued. this was a ship that capsized and caught fire. the cause of which is still, of course, under investigation. but a bit of good news here, at 11:30 on the east coast. ron, keep us posted, sir, i know you will. >> will do, craig. >> ron mott. st. simons sound there in georgia. >>> meanwhile, back to politics for a moment as the president this morning honor

profound take matthew raymond the suspect in a 2018 mass shooting in the canadian province of new brunswickhe specifically cited the rebel as having informed his views and stuff majok about the rebel media and just last month the author of police filed a criminal complaint alleging that the rebel had breached a section of the canadian criminal code by willfully promoting hatred of the muslim community the videos they reference featured faith goldie and tommy weapons in these houses are enemy combatants who want to kill you the minute and destroy you they want to destroy your way of life you're teaching people that you know people in their community are trying to destroy them up and their idea of culture. and i think it's almost. you know a logical next step that some people will choose to act on and i think that's what so dangerous about a farm like a bubble is that it provides fake answers to really significant concerns that people have and that should be discussed and debated in society but must be done so with truth and. honesty and fairness rather than you know misinformation outright l

profound take matthew raymond the suspect in a 2018 mass shooting in the canadian province of new brunswick he specifically cited the rebel as having informed his views and stuff majok about the rebel media and just last month the author of police filed a criminal complaint alleging that the rebel had breached a section of the canadian criminal code by willfully promoting hatred of the muslim community the videos they reference featured faith goldie and tommy weapons in these houses are enemy combatants who want to kill you minute and destroy you they want to destroy your way of life you're teaching people that you know people in their community are trying to destroy them up and their idea of culture. and i think it's almost. you know a logical next step that some people will choose to act on and i think that's what so dangerous about a farm like a bra boys that it provides fake answers to really significant concerns that people have and that should be discussed and debated in society but must be done so with truth and honesty and fairness rather than you know misinformation outright lies.

the coast guard was able to rescue 20 crewmembers from that ship here in new brunswick, georgia, yesterdaye picture of the overturned cargo ship. earlier the coast guard said they had heard tapping from inside the ship and that they had been tapping back and again, now they have been able to confirm that all four missing crewmembers are alive. >>> japan is being hit by a strong typhoon that has killed at least one woman and injured 30 other. it's equivalent to a category 4 hurricane on the atlantic coast. more than 100,000 people were ordered to evacuate before the storm arrived and 2 million more were told to prepare to evacuate. >>> hurricane dorian is heading out to see after slamming into canada saturday. the storm knocked down trees, cut power and knocked out a large construction crane in downtown halifax. the capital of nova scotia, anyone who lives close to the seizure was told to evacuate. more than 300,000 people in the province lost power but there were no reports of injuries caused by dorian. >>> relief workers in the bahamas are searching for any survivors. 44 people confirmed

storm and is heading north over canada, moving along north of maine at the moment, it's also over new brunswicko some coastal areas of new england. yesterday it made landfall on north carolina and drenched the state, widespread flooding left hundreds of thousands of people down south without power. jon san serrie is -- jonathan serrie is live with the aftermath of dorian. hi, jonathan. >> reporter: hi, eric. you know, even before dorian made landfall, it was spawning tornadoes, as many as 13 here in north carolina local officials estimate, specifically a water spout that came ashore is what officials believe is responsible for all this damage in this rv park. no serious injuries are reported, but the twister damaged 62 residential structures and 5 businesses. earlier today north carolina governor roy cooper toured the damage by helicopter and on the ground. he praised residents from other parts of the state who saw the damage on tv and drove to emerald isle to help out with the recovery. on the coast first responders are shuttling supplies to a remote community with no bridges to the mainland.

a witness told the brunswick news he was on a peer nearby when it all happened. he saw another ship coming in at the time the golden ray was leaving. they were passing each other when the south korean ship just flipped over. trace gallagher is live with us. trace. >> and, right now, food, water and other supplies and also allow more air to calm things down a bit, but there's a big difference between drawing a -- drilling a small hole and getting the men out because concerns like generating too many. but as you said, there has been fires on board and nobody knows what types of flammable gases might be around. plus you mention 4,000 high on debt and kia cars on board, thoe cars clearly compromised, positioning and the last thing r those cars to ship again and pushed the 656-foot vessel even further upside down or on the side saying "one salvage professionals have determined the vessel to be stable, we will identify the best option to continue rescue efforts for the four crewmembers who remain on board." there is also the language barrier with the four crewmembers s

this was brunswick, new jersey. it was known as queens college. just like columbia was known as king's college. that is where hamilton was attending for a few years, and would have graduated from if war had not broken out. my wife graduated from rutgers. it was a nice link to have. it was during one of the reunions that i saw one of these beautiful plaques here, which says on the campus, from the class of 1899, early december, 1776, alexander hamilton had a battery of horse artillery and crossed the ford of the raritan. -- raritan, delaying the advance of the british across the river while washington withdrew through princeton to trenton. that is indeed true. there are eyewitness reports saying hamilton's artillery unit delivered withering fire that dramatically slowed down the advance of the british forces. right where my wife rowed for rutgers crew. on the river. i love to make references to the local stuff. you can also say hamilton, helping found american industry, just west of patterson falls, where he worked. washington crossing the delaware

leland: we pause for a fox news alert, live pictures out of brunswick, georgia, where there has beenp that overturned. the coast guard now giving a briefing on that. a the president ofarbor. natural resources -- department of natural resources made several rescues from the vessel at multiple points. 20 of the 24 people onboard have been rescued at this time. as smoke and flames began to appear, our crews along with the glenn county heavy rescue team assessed that the situation was too risky to further go inside the vessel to attempt to locate the four individuals who remain missing at this time. we are working with the coast guard salvage engineering and response team, the surveyor and the company to stabilize the vessel. once salvage professionals have determined the vessel to be stable, we will identify the best option to continue our rescue efforts for the four crew members who remain onboard. i have met with commander norm whit, captain of the port of brunswick, and he will be here to speak about the ongoing effort with regard to environmental protection, the port and stabilizati

news. i'm don dahler. tense moments in the waters off brunswick, georgia, where a huge cargo shiploaded with vehicles flippedits side. the coast guard managed to pull nearly all of the crew off the ship before a fire broke out, then the race was on to save the crew members still trapped on board. meg oliver has the story. >> reporter: the dramatic rescues played out under the hot georgia sun. >> one, two, three. >> reporter: after more than 30 hours trapped inside the dark underbelly of the cargo ship with temperatures in triple digits, the coast guard began to pull the south korean crew members one by one. captain, when you first discovered they were alive, what went through your mind? >> i was elated. whene tapping was coming back and they had it consistently throughout the night, those -- that made all the difference in the world. it made a huge difference in the world to the team that was able to get out there and extract them. >> reporter: the first three crew members were pulled out quickly once they were found. the fourth, trapped behind glass with no food or water for more then a day, has proven to b

the massive vessel was carrying more than 4,000 new vehicles when it overturned and burned early sunday, closing the port st brunswickday, a coa guard helicopter landed on the side, and rescuers rappelled down and drilled a hole in the hull. they found the cr members alive and safe. 20 other crew members re rescued yesterday. 50 states and u.s. territories have opened an anti-trust investigation into google. the bipartisanroup announced today they are looking into alleged monopolistic behavior. texas attorney general ken paxton was among those speaking outside e u.s. supreme court. >> this is a company that pects ofs all vertising on the internet and they dominate the buyers side the sellers side, the auctio side and even the video side with youtube. >> woodruff: facebook is facing a similar investigation by a separate group of states. three u.s. house committees-- artelligence, oversight and g reign affairs- all investigatether president trump and top aides pressed ukraine for re-election help. at issue is whether they pushed kiev to probe hunter biden's connectionto a ukrainian gas impany. his fathformer vice presi

news now the coast guard is searching for 4 crew mbers aboard a capsized cargo ship off the coast of georgia. the carrier vessel caught fire and started leaning yesterday morning near bonds, rick brunswickgeorgia, thick smoke and flames forced crews to stop the rescue effort. the coast guard says the 20 people who were on board were rescued safely. canceled secret peace talks at camp david with taliban leaders in afghanistan's president. the officials were set to travel to the us saturday evening for peace talks to be held at camp david on sunday. but the president said that he canceled the meeting after the taliban took credit for an attack. they killed 12 people including a us soldier. a source very familiar with the details of the secret meeting said that the plan was for trump to meet separately with the afghan president and with the taliban's chief negotiator. million people are still concerned where they will be able to get their next meal that's according to a new report. and while that number has dropped over the last several years experts say there's still a long way to go washington correspondent jesse to nor has details. we're finally at pre-recession levels of food insecurit

brunswick county ripped apart. hundreds of thousands without power tonight. winds lashing the shore, nearly 100 miles an hour and pushing the flood waters right into the streets of charleston. the new threats as we head into this evening and into tomorrow morning. we have the track here, and abc's steve osunsami leading us off from charleston. >> reporter: hurricane dorian is bringing tragedy to the carolina coast, destroying their homes is with tornadoes and frightening them with waterspouts. >> which way is it going? >> reporter: near myrtle beach, families who rode out the storm had to run from the twisters just after sunrise. someone drove this jeep up onto the beach, and the storm is taking it away, too. the high winds tore the siding off these apartment buildings. the people inside worried for their lives. >> all of a sudden, the windows broke loose. everything was swirling in our bedroom. >> reporter: this is what the storm left of this mobile home park in emerald isle, north carolina. amazingly, no one was hurt. the winds left hundreds of thousands of people without power, when trees came down over power lines. charleston was hit hard. we're seeing this all over town, trees

from america's news headquarters, the search is on for four crewmembers still missing after a cargo ship overturned off the coast of g georgia early this morning. it was leaving brunswick when it drastically leaned to its side at 2:00 a.m. they haven't been able to go on board to search for missing crewmembers. >>> a decision coming in response to a taliban car bomb attack that killed an american soldier in kabul on thursday, the president tweeting, if they cannot agree to a cease-fire during these very important talks and would even kill 12 innocent people, then they probably don't have the power to negotiate a meaningful agreement anyway. how many more decades are they willing to fight? i'm rob schmidt. now back to the greg gutfeld show. uninhabitable. i'm aishah hasnie. greg: is this the decline and fall of dodge ball? dodge ball. we all played it in gym class. you pick teams, you throw a ball at your opponents. the team that loses is dismembered in a gruesome ritual. that's how we did it. in first grade. anyway, researchers in canada now say dodge ball is oppressive since the goal is to marginalize the weak. that's true of any sport you played as a kid. i know, i s

in national news that are you searching for 4 crew members from a capsized cargo ship off the georgia coast, the carrier vessel caught fire and started leaning. yesterday morning near brunswick, georgia, thick black smoke forced the crews to stop the rescue effort. the coast guard says 20 people were on board and they were rescued safely. but there are some now that are missing. >>37 million americans wonder every day where they're going to get their next meal. that's according to a new report from the department of agriculture. and that's the smallest percentage of americans considered food in secure. since the recession back in 2008 so some positive news on that front the report found that the hungriest americans were in african american and latino households, particularly in the south and rural communities. experts say some communities aren't seeing the benefits of the stronger economy and they're encouraging congress to continue funding federal housing and nutrition assistance programs. and national headlines president trump has canceled secret peace talks at camp david with taliban leaders and afghanistan's president. the officials were set to travel to the us saturday

brunswick county causing damage. the latest forecast track is more dire. up to 10" or more of rain in coastal areas and from 3 to 6" in central north carolina. the new forecast projects sustained winds of 100 miles an hour at our coast with gusts up to 125. storm surges will be as high as 7'. in short, hundreds of showers will lose power, and that has already begun. winds will topple trees and power lines and roads and buildings will be flooded. i have activated more north carolina national guard soldiers, and we now have 488 on duty with additional high water rescue vehicles. as hurricane dorian moves northward along our coast, there will be flash flooding. i urge everyone, even those inland, to pay close attention to flood watches and warnings and be ready to evacuate if asked to by local officials. remember, it only takes a few inches of water for flash floods and to wash your vehicle off of the road. the majority of deaths from hurricanes are from drowning. we know that too well in north carolina. never drive on flooded roads and never drive around a barrier. it's there for your protection. turn around, don't drowned. don't risk your life and th

>>news the coast guard is searching for 4 crew members from a capsized cargo ship off the georgia coast. the carrier vessel caught fire and started to leaning yesterday morning near brunswick, georgia you can see it's just shy and and on its side. but it was flaming in there was thick smoke, so crews had to stop the rescue effort for a time. now they have resumed are looking for a few of 4 that are still missing 20 people however on board were able to be rescued. >>ahead on the kron 00:04am morning news, musical instruments stolen from an east bay junior high school and school officials say it impacts the entire community. >>and for the oakland raiders is their last first game of the season at the coliseum what has summer it's been for e raiders coming up we'll recap i mean, if you haven't thought about switching to geico, frankly, you're missing out. uh... the mobile app makes it easy to manage your policy, even way out here. your marshmallow's... get digital id cards, emergency roadside service, even file a... whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa! oops, that cheeky little thing got away from me. my bad. geico. it's easy to manage your policy whenever, wherever. can i troub

brunswick cobb right along the state of south and north carolina. more tornadoes on the way >>> coming up, everybody, our friend and my co-host keke palmer is here talking about her newes on her and talk about her role in a "hustlers." hey, keke. how are you doing? hey, long time no see. >> so interesting to be on this side of it with you. >> i can't wait to grill you. you ready. >> yes. >> here we go. we both have played strippers in movies now. did you know that. >> yes, i did. i did. >> i'm curious, what was the hardest part for you. >> the hardest part really wasn't the stripping part. i think i was more in the movie thinking about, you know, improving, the director and writer was very encouraging so i wanted to make sure i was giving all i had. >> for me it was the stripping part. [ laughter ] you're a big j. lo fan. big jennifer lopez fan from a long time ago. [ applause ] and now that you've had a chance to work with her, was there something you learned about her that was unexpected. >> i don't say it's unexpected. i think it's what you would expect is that she's a boss. with this film she was a part of putting it together. she is a producer. she is a mom. she

brunswick county being ripped apart. brian: hasnie is live in north carolina threatens storm surge happening some time today. aishah. >> yeah. good morning to you. the good newsat dorian, which was actually just that way, the eye, not too far away from more head where i'm standing is now sort of passing by. we are getting hit by the outer bands every few, i would say, 20 minutes we get slammed by these really strong wind gusts which have picked up all the rain flying around a few gusts come every few seconds and you can see it floating around here. right now the city of morehead is under a mandatory curfew it. started 9:00 last night. we were actually pulled over by police here last night as we were coming in which is awesome because they do such a good job protecting this community. they wanted to know who we were, why we were still on the road. why we weren't taking shelter yet. so they're keeping everybody safe right now. the other piece of good news is that power was out earlier a couple hours ago and it is back on. so that's good news as well. that means that first responders can see where they are going if they need a response and power lines are down a

. >> new overnight four crew members are missing after a cargo ship overturned off the coast of georgia. the coast guard rescuing 18 other crew members in the port of brunswicka 9/11 widow is offering a $500 reward for the return of her stolen wedding ring. monica's ring and two of her late husband's wedding bands were taken from a new york home she stayed in last month and they were even blessed by the pope at ground zero in 2015. and tennis star serena williams loses her second straight open final this time to a 19-year-old . >> [applause] jedediah: wow, bianca winning in sets to become the first canadian to win a major tennis title. ed: i was there and people, they announced that. it's amazing that the canadians had never won anything. wimbledon, any of the major tennis titles and it's the same year that the nba championship was won. pete: it amazes you that the canadians don't win many things. jedediah: you knew he would pick up on that. pete: i got nothing against canada. come on. ed: we just talked about 2020 democrats taking on one of ththat story is next. >> ♪ ♪ hey, who are you? oh, hey jeff, i'm a car thief... what?! i'm here to steal your car beca