robert scott is a sergeant with the henry county police department in georgia and says the damage is widespread in the region, with floodwaters taking over neighborhoods. the river rose and overtook the water, overtook the roadways. we did have a lot of people that were getting stranded out there, stuck, so we had to go out and assist with getting them to safety. and he says seeing the conditions up close was a scary sight. when you got high winds and a lot of rain and visibility is very limited, and you're trying to respond to calls and you can't normally get to the calls. another passenger flying in from atlanta is feeling a sense of relief that she board her flight safely. it was pretty scary. it was really the rain was really, really heavy. actually, my power went off for a few hours, so i was worried about that. an oakland fire officials say more local firefighters could be on the way to halloween, especially if weather conditions take a turn for the worse. it depends how long it's going to keep. the rain is going to keep going. the floods that depends on these. the dams and the

robert scott, independent economist, he's joining us from rockville, maryland, and demetrius of a lot sauce is chief economist and found the partner at aurora might cost strategies is joining us from new york. so we're talking about the election campaign today. um the economy. it's the economy, stupid. that's the famous expression from james carville, who was the advisor to bill clinton back in the 1992 election. robert, does that still apply? it's the economy, stupid. and in terms of the selection, are we talking about all the comic issues or is it very specifically inflation prices and the cost of living? i think it's a oh, a economic variable. so certainly inflation is high in the minds of many voters. but uh, i think the overall status of the economy is critical. and whether or not the federal reserve succeeds in achieving a saw planning for the economy. today we had a good jobs report that's uh, that's helpful. but we've had rising unemployment now for 6 or 8 months, and that's a, that's a bad indicator. so we don't know how the economy service providers, particularly 2 months ou

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. >> john: amnon robert scott martha is back, the story before good afternoon everyone i'm martha maccallum and this is "the story." in new york big lineup tonight, bret baier, kellyanne conway all lined up and get pardoned up for the big evening and it is exciting as vice president harris and former president trump get ready to cure off for the first may be the only -- it depends on what happens tonight and if they decide they need to go another round on this but tonight is abc it will simulcast from beginning to end right here on fox. you can watch it along with us. will have analysis throughout -- before and after i should say, is likely going to be a focus on vice president harris and her progressive past, we think that will certainly come up including new cnn reporting that in 2019, she filled out a questionnaire about policy stands for the aclu and in i it, she supported,'s to ice funding and also supported taxpayer-funded, gender condition surgeries for the pain immigrants and federal prisoners. plus this... >> there's no question i'm in favor of banning fracking. and i'm actually --

robert t. scott on an inspiring career and the continuation of his commitment to education and president emeritus of st. joseph's collegiate institute. st. john baptist, pray for us. live jesus in our hearts forever. go st. joe's maria awedders -- more awedders -- mauraders. mr. speaker, i nick was a hardworking and dedicated leader who made a lasting impact on buffalo and everyone whose lives he touched. with deep roots in the city, he was one of three children born to dominic and ruth. after attending school, he graduated from hutch tech high school in 1966 where he was a leader on the field and on the court. competing on the baseball team, the cross country team and the varsity basketball team. in college nick became involved in mentoring and serving buffalo youth. he was the director of the butler mitchell boys and girls club and worked to create a place where young people -- for young people to find camaraderie and receive mentorship. nick became a recreation instructor for the city of buffalo i

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from the downtown partnership, ken rich and marissa rodriguez from the union square alliance, scott robertsrom yerba buena cbd and andrew robinson from eastcott for all of their help and expertise. i also want to thank my staff who started this, sonny angulo and then nate harrell, who inherited it for working with them and the array of different departments ranging from the sfmta to public works to the entertainment commission and fire and food, and scott and ask, mr. harrell to walk us through a little powerpoint presentation. and we will run through it as quickly as i can. i have a number of amendments today, colleagues that have been deemed to be substantive by our at his first land use committee in his own right, new deputy city attorney brad rusty, and so i will introduce those today and ask that the item be continued. one week, and each of the four cbds have three activation areas covered by this legislation. actually, one of them has two. and we will go through that in the powerpoint presentation. so mr. harrell, if you can stand up and run us through, we will start this legislation,

from the downtown partnership, ken rich and marissa rodriguez from the union square alliance, scott robertsrom yerba buena cbd and andrew robinson from eastcott for all of their help and expertise. i also want to thank my staff who started this, sonny angulo and then nate harrell, who inherited it for working with them and the array of different departments ranging from the sfmta to public works to the entertainment commission and fire and food, and scott and ask, mr. harrell to walk us through a little powerpoint presentation. and we will run through it as quickly as i can. i have a number of amendments today, colleagues that have been deemed to be substantive by our at his first land use committee in his own right, new deputy city attorney brad rusty, and so i will introduce those today and ask that the item be continued. one week, and each of the four cbds have three activation areas covered by this legislation. actually, one of them has two. and we will go through that in the powerpoint presentation. so mr. harrell, if you can stand up and run us through, we will start this legislation,

robert lewandowski took to make it 2—0. billy gilmour struck back for scotland straight after the break. the comeback gathered steam and scottay got his side back on equal terms. but poland won another penalty and nicola zalewski fired it home for the 3—2 win. scotland travel to portugal next on sunday in belfast, it was a very different match with northern ireland getting their group three campaign off to a good start with a 2—0 win over luxembourg. luxembourg were on the back foot from the off and paddy mcnair gave the hosts the lead after ten minutes. their superb start continued, and after a quarter of an hour they got a second through dan ballard. northern ireland are off to bulgaria on sunday. san marino made history by winning a competitive match for the first time with victory against liechtenstein. the world's lowest fifa ranked team also ended the longest winless run in football, stretching back two decades and 140 games to when they won a friendly back in 2004 — which was also against liechtenstein and by the same scoreline. 19—year—old nicko sensoli, who plays in the italian fourth tier, was the scorer. england p

robert. long before his arrest in florida the suspect ryan routh had other brushes with the law. he traveled across the globe volunteering to fight in the war on behalf of ukraine. cbs's scott macfarlane has new reporting on what we know about the suspect. >> reporter: the picture a emerging ryan routh includes a criminal past and spend thousands of miles. in north carolina he was convicted on the weapons charge and later hit-and-run and resisting arrest. and a since removed post on social media he wrote he was a trump voter in 2016 but by 2020 he would write he's disappointed adding i'll be glad when you are gone. during trump's term, routh moved to hawaii. >> every interaction we had with him was very welcoming and kind. >> reporter: when russia invaded ukraine in 2022 he traveled to the war zone seeking to fight posting "i will come and die for you." he would later tell "newsweek" romania he was instead encouraged to recruit fighters. >> i'm 56, there were like i have no military expense there like you're not an ideal candidate. >> he didn't come across as a radicalized person at all. >> reporter: cbs's holly williams covering the war heard from routh via text message. >

robert kennedy junior. you're doing this through social media by the platform. you people? yeah. they've done it to scott ritter by breaking into his house. they've done it with all molly? yes. should tell a and a who who was 3, who's trial starts? i think on the 5th of september, so they are, they are desperately trying to control the narrative. and these are examples of how they're going about doing it to. yeah, and you know what, there's one more thing on that. why does the media resort to name calling of people that they disagree with? and, and, and how is that? how is that good journalism, by the way, here, this, this is interesting. listen to this. so when tulsa gabbert joined, the trump train also, the 1st thing i did is i started monitoring the reports that were out there, right? and i, and i went through all the networks and i found the one on a, b, c. where just casually, the reporters talking about these 2 individuals are not going to join the trump team and they refer to tulsa gabbert and kennedy as conspiracy theorist. and i'm thinking that's not just bad journalism. it's bias journalism. an

robert lewandowski stepped up to make it 2 nil. they'd played well but wasted chances until billy gilmour struck back straight after the break. the comeback gathered steam and scott. they're off to bulgaria on sunday. to cricket and england head coach brendon mccullum has been setting out his expectations as he prepares to take over all of england's cricket teams. he's extended his contract by two years to take control of both the test and white—ball squads. this week he'll be coaching the test team at the oval, where the series against sri lanka will conclude, and says the timing is now right to take on the two jobs. over the last two years, it would have been nigh on impossible for anyone to do all three formats, and i think hence why, you know, we went down the split coaches route. now, with this, with the schedule easing, i would say slightly easing, but easing enough, i think it gives you the ability to be able to have one person in the role. just another line of cricket to bring you, also involving england, but for their white—ball squad. the captain of which, jos buttler has been ruled out of the upcoming three—match t20 series against australia, a startin

. >> robert decker is saddened by the shooting death of his estranged son in a road rage incident thursday in orinda. a vase of flowers marks the spot where 50 year old scott patrick decker died. decker, driving a toyota forerunner, was shot and killed by an older man driving a tesla model y. neighbors say the two drivers had been involved in a rolling dispute that ended when the older man pulled out a gun and shot decker dead at las vegas road in la espiral. the shooter, who was detained, told police decker had gotten out of his suv and punched him. a day after decker was killed, i spoke to his father by phone. >> it's just sad. it's just so sad that such waste of talent. >> i asked him about reports that the man accused of killing his son told police he had acted in self defense. >> i have no idea what scott did. you know, he could be pretty aggressive at times, so i don't know. but i'm going to let i'll let the cops figure that out and i don't even want to get involved in that. >> neighbors tell me decker was engaged to be married and had been taking care of his fiancee's children in orinda on friday. no one answered the door of the suspected shooter's

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robert lighthizer, terrific person. wilbur ross, steve mnuchin. former sec chairman, james clayton. [indiscernible] johnson. senior advisor, stephen miller. my friends and respected business leaders, all. john paulson, jamie dimon, steven witkoff, steve schwarzman , scott bessette, jeff straka, richard kurtz, former head of the world bank david now pats, and the two cochairs of a presidential transition team being inundated with phone calls and requests, linda mcmahon and howard let nick. thank you very much. as we gather today, we have an economic disaster on our hands. we have an economy in crisis. the failing nation. a nation in serious decline under the radical policies of my former opponent, joe biden. and my new opponent, kamala harris. one point 3 million workers have become unemployed in the past 12 months. i don't know if anybody knows that. the typical american family has lost over 28,000 dollars due to rampant and record-setting inflation. credit card debt has reached the highest in history, with more than one in three americans reporting they have maxed out their credit cards. they maxed out. families now need to earn an estimated $110,000 per year to afford a typical home, meaning 65% of households are locked out of buying just an ordinary

. >> robert becker is saddened by the shooting death of his estranged son in a road rage incident thursday in orinda. a vase of flowers marks the spot where 50 year old scott patrick decker died. becker, driving a toyota forerunner, was shot and killed by an older man driving a tesla model y. neighbors say the two drivers had been involved in a rolling dispute that ended when the older man pulled out a gun and shot becker dead at las vegas road in la espiral. the shooter, who was detained, told police becker had gotten out of his suv and punched him. a day after becker was killed, i spoke to his father by phone. >> it's just sad. it's just so sad that such wasted talent. >> i asked him about reports that the man accused of killing his son told police he had acted in self defense. >> i have no idea what scott did. you know, he he could be pretty aggressive at times, so i don't know. but i'm going to let i'll let the cops figure that out. and i don't even want to get involved in that. >> neighbors tell me becker was engaged to be married and had been taking care of his fiancee's children in orinda on friday. no one answered the door of the suspected shooter'

so after billy gilmour and scott mctominay , mctominay scored, mctominay, mctominay scored, there's roberte at the front. he scored one of the penalties but 97th minute right down to the wire. give away a penalty. a little bit of scotland there. just what they always seem to do in scotland. they always do this. but anyway . they always do this. but anyway. so anyway it could have been something, but it wasn't northern ireland better for northern ireland better for northern ireland. they beat luxembourg two nil. so well done. northern ireland. portugal beat croatia two nil. the reason i mentioned portugal and croatia is that cristiano ronaldo scored again. so he scored 131 goals, 213 caps. it was his 900th goal. but the thing is, they can't drop him. it's almost like robert martin. roberto martinez, who's the manager, is scared of him because he's 39 and it's just insists that he plays. >> yeah, so he's still scoring goals. why not? >> he's sure he is. but is he contributing much to the team. and there's other great portuguese players. yeah. you know what. >> watching ronaldo play he's like

scott who related to on my mother's side, who are you? okay. and he offered the command of the union army to someone who served under him. robert, we and robert, we turned it down and usually know the historians just skip this. but i wonder if you have any thoughts on what would have happened if he had said yes, i can't speculative history or something. i just i just don't do. i won't do it. i want to add a footnote about winfield scott. it's very important that i the fact that the concerns about would the electrical power come off right. and general winfield scott, he was at this point the commanding general of the united states army. he was on his last legs. he was he was like six foot four, 350 pounds or something. he had every ailment imaginable. but this guy was loyal to america to not to a fault, but he was loyal to america. he was not going to let anybody interfere with this electrical. so he fills washington with troops. cannon cavalry, and he makes this wonderful pledge that anybody tries to interrupt the electoral count. i'm going to strap them to the front of the cannon and maneuver the hills of arlington, virginia,