so this is picked up by sarah watts in this book "rough rider in the white house." against men who were not men, roosevelt was a master of the political invective. he hurled the most humiliating criticisms at other leaders. criticisms that created images of the undesired body in contrast to the ideal represented by him and other better men. mckinley, he said, had the backbone of a chocolate eclair. some men's shoulders slope like a champagne bottle. mugwumps were political hermaphrodite. henry george was an unmasculine humanitarian. opponents of naval appropriation, a group which roosevelt reserved special ire consisted of a small bunch eunuchs, he said. and one was a circumcised skunk. anti-imperialists were beings whose cult is nonvirility. he thought that the lunatic reformer in eugene fitchware's poem retrospective was aptly described as our short-haired female brother. our short-haired female brother. he -- and you have to remember that everything that theodore roosevelt said is recorded in the press and makes headline news. everyone is following his every utte

"fox5" lindsay watts is live at police headquarters with more on that story. lindsay. >> sarah, laura, investigators here are saying this young man was ambushed early yesterday morning. there was a party going on at the apartment complex where they lived and he stepped outside with his girlfriend and that's when police say two groups of men and there may have been four to five begunmen. as police try to track down the suspects, we talked to swipey's mother today. she's mourning for her son along with so many all around the dmv who knew and loved him for his music. >> he graduated cum lade graduated from high school at 16. he took all his money to make songs and do his stuff. from christmas money to allowance to everything. he's a good boy. he didn't want to hurt nobody. >> you don't love me no more♪ hi to kick in the door♪ >> he was really on the verge of being the next hot outside of d.c.. labels calling. it's like it's sad. >> all he did was go to school and do his mu >>♪ it really hit home for me. it was hard to dot story this morning. you're talking about a guy that kim up

watts in south tampa. great sky, very tropical. same kind of v from sarah houser. those photos on my facebook page, check them out. let's talk about the state. we have wind in the atmosphere today, so the rain that moves by kind of does its thing and moves to the west. already today many spots have had 1 to 2 inches of rain, and then you get additional showers tomorrow, more wednesday and heavy rain on thursday, so between now and friday, rainfall totals pretty impressive. that's why in the summertime jipped rain, you see the reina may have missed you during the typical summer afternoon storms. low pressure moving off the coast of cuba moving slowly west. now sky tower doesn't have much. showers inland are dmriiminishi but we have a lot of tropical moisture over us. tomorrow with daytime heating, showers and thunderstorms build. there could be rain around tampa bay as early as midday as it whips in from the eas southeast. temperatures now in the 70s and low 80s, and the tropics are getting very busy. there's a huge wave coming off the coast of africa. that one will

watts is live at the us gee logical survey. everything you need to know, hey, lindsay. >> reporter: hey, laura, sarah, well, something i learned today is that the earthquake here five years ago was felt by more people than any earthquake in us history. and we have a visual here. courtesy of usgs. take a look at this huge area impacted, stretching out to the midwest, and just for comparison, take a look at this similar size in california. you can see felt by significantly fewer people. and until that is because the rocks out west are better able to absorb energy. the question now, could this happen again? we asked an expert here. >> an active size. we are expecting there would be more earthquakes. we just don't know when and we don't know how large. we could get one tomorrow. it could be a thousand years before we get another one. we just don't know. >> reporter: so you have to be ready, and of course you never know just where you might be. you are looking at video from inside the washington monument five years ago. just imagine being at the top when the shaking started. people were rushing to get outside. you may remember, aft

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quincy by savin >> sarah: trending today online, a dangerous act on "america's got talent" goes horribly wrong. a woman shoots her fianc?e in the neck with a flaming arrow. oh, i can't even watt. she missed while trying to hit a bull's-eye he had in his mouth. oh, the man was immediately rushed to the hospital. he later tweeted that he is doing fine. that is crazy. >> jennifer: the judges look like they're in shock. let's move on. the first lady getting some fashion help from lady gaga's stylist. michelle obama wore this white strapless gown designed by plan dinner for the obamas. >> i can't believe it. >> that is so cute! >> family of bears cooling off in the water at a california beach. you can see them hugging one another, splashing each other. they do plenty of reaction from beach-goers. the bears eventually headed back to shore and went into a nearby forest. i hope people... it looks like which is smart. >> jennifer: so cute, but don't get too close. >> sarah: right. you never know what they're going to do. not your friends. >> jennifer: we're following breaking news out of dubai. a plane on fire after crash landing at the airport. 275 people on the emirates jet evacuate