and he's interviewing general alexander under webb about the battle of gettysburg and specifically pickett'sb said, you, kelly, no artist has ever gotten it right. the cyclorama painting didn't look like that at all. the painting in the harrisburg state house, it wasn't like that all. no one's got it right. we'll tell you as well. let's get it right. they get out a big piece of paper and. kelly would say, describe your appearance. what kind of uniform did you wear? webster's shell jacket, tight pants, boots. kelly was a hat cap. he said i had my cap on. and kelly said, did you have your sword drawn? and webb says, yes. and i put it into a man because he was great. we'll use that for the painting. and webb says no, it was one of my own men. so as the confederates were pouring over the wall, the high water mark, the were beginning to break. the line began to break, and webb made example out of one retreating union soldier, and he skewered with his own sword. that's something you don't write about in your memoirs and you don't want it depicted art. but that's how kelly worked and the painting w

workers head back to the bargaining table while port workers from maine to texas could soon hit the picketting, steve. >> it's a tale of two strikes, almost lyrical, isn't it? the first side in the port workers dispute haven't talked to each other since june. and we're days away from the end of the contract. port workers are looking for a better deal on wages and concerned about automation of port cranes and trucks that could lead to job losses. they're asking a federal agency for immediate relief, requiring the union to resume bargaining. this is four days before the ila's six-year contract expires. you would think they could have got together earlier. thankfully, boeing and its workers are getting together. there's a new offer from boeing, a 30% increase in pay. the workers want 40% over three years. hopefully we can end this strike. it's costing them a lot of much-needed production time. have a lovely weekend, back to you. >> and to you, steve. appreciate it. thanks. >>> still to come, start spreading the news. aaron judge inches closer to a record-setting season as the yankees secure ho

about 10,000 housekeepers, cooks and staffers hitting the pickett lines in cities across the u.s., asking for better pay, health care and reduced workloads. they say the industry has rebounded since 2020, but their wages have not. the strikes center around marriott, hilton and hyatt hotel chains and could expand to other cities. >>> pope francis is visiting indonesia this. >>morning. his 11-day jaunt will be the longest overseas trip of his papacy. what's on the agenda for the pope's trip? >> reporter: good morning, frances. this is, without a doubt, the longest and most-demanding trip pope francis has ever taken over the next week, two weeks, he's going to be visiting indonesia where he landed this morning, then east timor and papua, new guinea and singapore for a total of 20,000 miles. that would be challenging for anyone, let's alone an 87-yeard man who has had trouble walking without a cane or more recently a wheelchair. he had a few other issues like frequent lung infections that forced him to take frequent breaks. on the flight from rome to jakarta, he looked like he was in good spi

about 10,000 housekeepers, cooks and staffers hit the pickett lines across the u.s. they say the industry has rebounded since 2020, but their wages have not. >> when you look at how much people are making compared to 2020, hotel workers are poorer than they were then. >> growing up, i saw working in this hotel in particular, you could make a living. but it feels like in recent years, especially since the pandemic, that's not the case anymore. >> the strikes center around hyatt, marriott and hilton hotel chains. they could expand to more cities as the negotiations continue. >>> pope francis is in indonesia this morning, arriving in jakarta just a few hours ago. he will also travel to papua, new guinea and singapore. the 11-day jaunt will be the longest foreign trip of his papacy. let's go to claudio lavanga. what's on the agenda for the pope's trip? >> reporter: there's no doubt this will be the longest and most demanding trip pope francis has ever undertaken, as you mentioned, over the next two weeks. a bit less than that. he will visit indonesia where he landed earl

vice president harris has literally walked the pickett line. the campaign also pointed out that they have the backing of many local labor groups saying just yesterday they were endorsed by teamsters in michigan, nevada and wisconsin. garrett haake asked former president trump for his reaction. >> mr. president, any reaction to the teamsters' decision not to endorse? >> no, it's a great honor. they're not going to endorse the democrats, that's a big thing. >> big difference in the industrial states you think? >> i think it will. the teamsters carry a lot of weight. >> reporter: the union released an internal poll, showing 58% of its members support mr. trump. but, in a statement, they say they were left with few commitments from the candidates on top issues and found no definitive support among members for either nominee. today the former president will be here in washington, d.c. he's attending two events focussed on fighting anti-semitism and supporting israel. meanwhile, haven't hvice presids will be in michigan where she'll hold a virtual ca

he is interviewing general alexander webb about the battle ofof gettysburg in pickett's charge wasn't like that at all nobody's got it right in the pants in the knee boots, kelly was a happy cat and they said did you have your sword drawn and webb says yes and i put it in to a man and kelly says great doctor the painting and he said webb was only one of my men and the confederates were pouring over the high watermark and then getting to break the line begana to break and webb made an example out of a soldier in his own sword but something you don't write about your members and depicted in art that's how kelly wrote it, the painting wasn't made with the preliminary sketches and webb says makingt eye contact with the confederate general who is leading his troops overow the wall i didn't know who he was but he looked into each other's eyes and every gettysburg book talks about that climactic moment at the high watermark did he come up to you and sandra to give you one more shot at the gettysburg book that you will find them know that ever happened, kelly again details and hopefully one d

trump: the vise president joel pickett said abortion in the ninth month is oppositely find, also sayingbirth, no longer abortion because a baby is born. >> there is no state in this country where it's legal tequila baby after is born. >> jesse: abc knows the fbi crime numbers are a sham. [ chuckling ] there is valid cities of new york, chicago, la, they don't shared with the feds. impartial -- birth abortions keep? abc itself say the have no restrictions on abortion, under two modes were born alive and terminated in minnesota over the last few years. abcs entire line of questioning was designed to suppress the trump vote. >> president trump to third time running for president. you have long vowed to repeal the affordable care act also known as obama care. you failed to accomplish. >> are you acknowledging he lost in 2020? >> mr. trump: said that sarcastically. you know that. >> on watch all of these pieces of the videos. not detect the sarcasm. mr. president on junior 60 told her supporters to march to the capital, you said he would be there waited were there with them. the country in t

>> elicits fentanyl came over the open borders illegally that killed my son pickett didn't give him thence to learn from his mistake. joe biden, kamala harris, every democrat who supports these open border policies are complicit in the deaths of 300,000 innocent americans, including my son periods because she is going to join us tomorrow night, whose son passed away because a fentanyl. joining us now judge jeanine pirro, cohost of "the five." it's great to see you. great to be on instagram live with you a few minutes ago. kamala harris hold yourself out as a champion of woman. she is the only candidate, she said, who could stand up for the fundamental freedoms of women. what about the fundamental freeman not to be raped, assaulted, have your child poisoned by fentanyl? >> or have your child traffic. under the biden administration of 300,000 kids are lost. you can bet your bottom dollar that those kids are involved in sex trafficking or child labor. they have lost these kids. every mother you just heard from is suffering a pain that will last forever. kamala harris is not a real prosecut

they will join the pickett line with 10,000 others in several states.better pay and better staff loads. >>> the personal airplane of the country's president was taken -- they flew it to florida. the $13 million plane is in violation of u.s. sanctions against venezuela. back to the five special. for all headlines, go to foxnews.com. [ ♪♪ ] [ ♪♪ ] >> dana: we are celebrating this labour day weekend taking a trip down memory lane. all sorts of funny stories, here is a look back at some of the best. >> residents of a beautiful vermont town are trying to ban selfie taking influencers that invade their town during foliage times. >> i would have taken my nephew sent him out there. have him bring friends and have him start charging $20 a car to park there. make money from them. you know the people that bought walter white's house in breaking bad, she yells at everyone. she yells there ready to scream at everyone. >> do you know this woman? >> a panera bread drive through employee wouldn't take her orderer because her child was taking a temper tantrum. >> i may

you saw president biden on the line with so many of us on the line during the pickett to say this is a team and we support kamala harris and here's why. >> john, it brought to the fore with obviously a lot of money, it gets dumped into ad wars. there's a lot of money spent on events and rallies. it felt to me the convincing would have to be done at the grass roots level, that it would have to come naturally from the community and the trusted voices these guys listen to, who aren't necessarily campaign surrogates. and i wonder in your experience going out into the world and talking to young voters, what's are the critical, like, delivery systems by which you convince people the election matters and that one candidate in particular is the one that they should be voting for? >> first of all, i'm so glad that you are doing this and that you talked to folks. and i hope everyone watching tunes in because that will decide the election. what those people end up doing will decide the election, and most voters in the country ant like us. they aren't political junkies. they're not watching msnb

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. >> hello sandra pickett turns out germany is now reversing course on its long-held open border policiesing to officials they say it is to object their own citizens from "islamist extremist terrorism and serious border crime". take a listen. >> i have ordered and already have notified the e.u. this serves the further irregular migration limiting and acute things from islamist terror and serious crimes. >> reporter: the crackdown is a major one on the open-door policy german had on the refugee policies of one donald trump called a catastrophic mistake peer terminal officials now say they aren't the only european nation turning to stricter border laws. they tout this. "more than 30,000 people have been denied entry at the land borders with poland, austria, switzerland and czech republic since october 2023 oh. >> because illegal immigration are immigration are refugee flows whatever's almost a call this phenomenon is upending and roiling a number of european societies you may see other countries looking to emulate germany. >> apparently the united states department of state here is now bloc

. >> allowed hotel pickett there on the line. again.kers protesting they say that friday is their final day of a strike. they are outside here. the sydney, a hotel by hilton in san jose. and they are among the thousands of workers from helping the hyatt and marriott hotels across the country who are on strike and started that strike over the long holiday weekend. >> allied the people to understand most of us know that he's very expensive to live in this area. and so we need improve our wages. we need to get our covers. >> the union says that they haven't had any progress in their contract talks and they're hoping that the attention i will force something to happen. a bill aimed at combating rental car theft is making its way through the state legislature. it was introduced by san francisco assemblymember matt haney. and if it passes, it would give rental car companies more leeway to track their cars. companies could activate electronic surveillance technology on their cars as soon as 24 hours after they go off of the rent. a lot current

ninth month pickett is absolutely fine. he also says, excuse sai and afr birth, it's execution.o longer abortion because the baby is born.te >> there is no state in this country where it is legal to kill a baby after born. is bo >> abc news. the fbi crime numbers are a sham. . the most violent cities likether new york, chicago, l.a.,e ed wi they don't share it with the feds. >> and partial birth abortioimp >> abc news itself reports that nine states have no restrictions on abortion. >> under tim walz, eight babies were born alive and terminatednl in minnesota over the last few years. >> abc's entire line o of questioning was designed >> suppress the trumtioninp vot. >> president trump, this is now your third time running for president. you have long vowed to repeal runne the affordable care act, also known as obamacare. the h te failed to accomplis that. >> are you now acknowledging that you lost in 2020? acknowledgmplishou acknoe that . but you did say sarcastically, you know, that it was said, oh, we lostically.t by a whisker. >> that was said sarcastically. i did watch all of

lasalle pickett, pictured here, always loved a good party. she noted, quote, how we live on the rim of a volcano. if we could not dance around its crater, she other young richmond ers thought these parties were temporary escapes from the hardships of war. it was a time to refresh and relax and regain their composure so that they could do their their public duties as well as they could. but they also thought, well these parties are important to show that, yes, the confederacy is still much alive on the home front. there's worth fighting for. there is something worth preserving. not all. richmond ers were so confident about successes of the war. even as early as july of 62, varina davis, the wife of, jefferson davis, confessed in a letter to her husband, quote, she still was pessimistic. the south. she felt intimidate by the north's greater resources and habits, discipline and perseverance. and she declared, if the south should fail, it should be god's decree. in the late fall of 1864, of course, varina just lost one of her youngest children to

carrie pickett and alex miller, funding passes the first hurdle saying speaker johnson pushed mom funding that would require of citizenship ahead of the vote today. despite the popularity of eligibility act, growing that will against and a half dozen republicans announced that it is nothing more than a messaging ploy and not enough time to enforce the same act of the election. -- the save act before the election. let's hear from demetri. caller: i am 76 years old and have lived in california and have seen kamala in action. i also went to college where i was introduced early to a term called glittering generalities means don't say i think for i know, tell me what you did. trump has shown us what he did in four years. kamala has shown us what she can do in almost four years and she had a chance last night to share with the televised audience what her accomplishments were and all she did was deflect. sadly, as a democrat, i am going to have to go back to the guy who had four years as he always said cleaning up the swamp. host: this coming across with the economy and inflation being key debat

intel 3 straight while pickett by camilla. ball. one resulting in a score. then the brewers getting some insurance there to giants. they go on to lose this game. a 3 to nothing. >>and that does it here for us kron 4 news. we'll be back with the morning news at 5 o'clock. i'm stephanie rothman. thanks for watching. ♪ ♪ >> tonight... >> "et" at the vmas.

sylvia is a public policy expert whose abhave itism began at the age of 13, walking the pickett line with her mom in support of farm workers. she has spent her career advocating for justice, equity, and economic prosperity. sylvia as last name means bridge in spanish and translates into her own personal mission statement which is, to build bridges and understanding and opportunity within and between the latino community and the larger society. we wish her godspeed in her new endeavors and celebrate hispanic heritage month. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. pfluger, for two minutes. mr. pfluger: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to recognize pastor darren wood the first baptist church of midland, texas, who will open the house floor in prayer tomorrow. pastor wood grew number joshua, texas, and started his career in 1999. they moved to the permanential basin and started preaching at midland in 2016. his leadership is truly inspirational in the permian basin. he's no stranger to lend ago hand to other

i learned the state, believe it or not is using tanf funds to pay outside private lawyers, kate pickett of the jones walker firm to sue me and others. those similes before they sued me came to my hometown to try to convince me too retain them in this very dispute. the same layers three years ago never even interviewed witnesses before they sued me and rejected eight settlement offer from southern ms. to resolve this dispute early on through scholarships for tanf qualifying zunes a settlement would've shut off the float to the lawyers. and partly i have learned no one was or is working with how they are spends. sufficiently protect against spending unrelated to helping people out of poverty. states have too much flexibility on how they spend this money which leads to waste and abuse. mechanism for oversight of spending and greater clarity and to use of tanf funds for democrats and republicans should agree rampant state misuse of tanf funds is hurting efforts to help vulnerable families and children. i was told ways and means committee was working on this promise was willing to speak to y