mike meanwhile had become an ace real estate appraiser in their hometonw of tallahassee.e put in at office, he made time to take care of the home front. >> make sure that dinner was ready, laundry got going. >> so he's mr. mom? >> he's mr. mom. we all said we wanted to be married to mike williams. i mean, we all needed a mike williams in our life. >> mike's co-workers took mischievous delight in wondering what denise had in store for him when she called him at the office. >> "i'm across the street. please-- >> come pump my gas? >> -- "i need gas" -- >> yeah. >> he worked upstairs so you'd hear the bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam down the steps. >> i guess denise needs gas -- >> i guess denise needs gas. >> but now with mike gone, denise would be the sole provider for their young daughter. fortunately, mike had several hefty insurance policies. >> you have a small child and a wife to take care of, sure. yeah, you need to get insurance, you know? >> brian, mike's best friend, and an insurance broker himself, helped denise navigate the claims process. for as long as most p

river in tallahassee county. his article came out in january of 1956 and at the time, this was an unprecedented geography. huey was the first person to suggest a two county version of the murder in which he was kidnapped and was flooring it, before being killed and bei disposed of in tallahatchie county, the influence of his story is easy to track. you just have to follow the map. befohuey story, before january of 56, the maps looked like this. note, that there are three counties. sunflower county is in blue, the barn is clearly identified. the amazing part, is what happened after huey's story was published in january 1956. every single map of the murder published between 1956 and 2005 including this one from 1963, this one from 1988 and this one from 2010 placed at the murder in tallahatchie county and left sunflower county at the map entirely. now, who cares? what i meant, i met phil's cousin. simeon writes, in the 2014. he told me that it does not matter where he was killed. what matters, rather, is that he wa

they're not alone, though, in tallahassee. >> so do i. so did i. >> tallahassee heroes right here . >> yeah. >> so i might root for them. sorry. well, the college team getting all the buzz after one game is the colorado buffaloes. >> danny, you know, it was my last market. i have a big soft spot for boulder and dion and them came out to play against tcu. i could not believe just how much juice they had right off the bat. >> speaking of florida state, that's where their coach prime made his name. now coach prime's son making his name here, too. 510 yards. he threw for the most ever by a colorado quarterback. it's only week one and the buffs took down the horned frogs, 45 to 42. what an upset. and now to tennis and the us open right here. right here. american coco gauff is one of eight women still standing in new york on sunday. >> the 19 year old beat two time open finalist caroline wozniacki in three sets on the men's side and american rocketed his way into the us open quarters. >> yes, 20 year old ben shelton blasted to serves at 149 mil

following the atlas lions accessing the top, there's great optimism that they can become a true tallahassee before them inside plus it's next steps declined the world or there's another team. incense on budgeting, barrel codes, reputation. we're all goes capital robots. more than 50000 fans packed out the principal i abdullah stadium for the 2022 effort code. couple of nations vinyl. there was a record for a women's football match in africa. america last the final against south africa. it represented a massive shift. the women's football, according to captain, his land shut back by him, thanks to the african type of nations. we manage to change. society's conception of women's fitful in morocco, the lodge attendance and support from the fans as evidence. again, progress is thanks to the american f. a and a for the plan introduced in 2020. they professionalized the top 2 divisions. provided set wages, the players and stuff at every club and boasted groceries funding. ship ex club for about a clear heavy weights funded by the men's team. they coach the best players, and if $110.00 of the cost

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and within a month we were preempted by tallahassee. and they said, you can't do that, you're hurting johnson and johnson. you're hurting the big sunscreen manufacturers . and we said yes, but there are 50 other manufacturers that, that, that manufacturer safe sunscreen. but i mean that's, that's the type of thing that we can bad every single day run incentives. it's not just any government stays divided america. he's currently the number to republican presidential candidate behind donald trump. that foster denied the reality of climate change even as parts of his stage experienced the powerful storm this year, and were devastated by hurricane in in 2022. people try to say when we had in that it was because of climate change. but if you look at the 1st 60 years, uh, from 191960, we had more major, hurricane cit, florida than the 60 or since then. this is something that's a fact of life in the sunshine state. i've always rejected the politicization of the weather. what do the people who live in the keys? think office assessment. we all s

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but instead of going to let you are now going to tallahassee now you go to wake forest.t makes no sense at all. but that is what college athletics is it is nonsensical ridiculous plan, but at least stamford and cal remain in a power five conference for now until the next bunch of schools want to leave and then the whole thing blows up again. then it is another game of musical chairs. this is not over by any means. >> we will have a deeper conversation about this on our 5:00 show. we will dig into a little bit of pros and cons to all of this. coming up, they stepped up in the aftermath of the maui wildfire disaster. just ahead the hero's welcome home a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks? salonpas, it's good medicine. >> fire fighters a week of helping on the island. they distributed water, supplies, basic necessities. they helped in the kitchen. they spoke of the devastation they saw the number of people confirmed killed remains at 115.

right now i'm at our disaster relief operation headquarters here many tallahassee.efforts are being coordinated from here. there's nearly 600 red cross workers on the ground here in florida, also in the carolinas and in georgia to provide that comfort and hope. and that includes taking emergency response vehicles out into some of those hardest hit communities as it gets safe to do so bringing in food, bringing in clean-up kits and things like that. we have shelters open still since the storm hit, over 1,000 people have spent a night in our shelters or in our partners' shelters. we were at a shelter i heard madison mention, i was at a shelter at madison yesterday, and a family was still coming to check in just yesterday. they just could not stay home without power, without air-conditioning and food any longer, so they were still coming to check in, and we want to accommodate for all of those folks. mike: well, our hearts ache for those suffering after this hurricane. are we fortunate there was not a direct hit on tampa or some other major population center, jay? >> w

i've had fans coming up to me from tallahassee and they said, i'm from washington all the way down here to see the 49ers play. they are excited to see the niners at levi's stadium. >> it's cool to see they come to levi's stadium. anything we should know about or lookout for tonight? >> for the 49ers starting receiver is inactive. he hurt his shoulder in the last game. against the giants team they are 1-1 and blown out by the cowboys and it should not be a big factor but he will not be playing because the an injured shoulder. as for the giants they are without their best player and he will not be playing because of a bad ankle. >> some changes there. anthony i would like to ask you your prediction for tonight. >> i think mike predictions are usually pretty good, right? i don't think tonight, i will go out on a limb i think they have way too much firepower for this new york giants football team and i think they are going to win big and improve to 3-0 and they only started 2-0 twice in the last 25 years. i'm looking for them to win tonight and start that climb toward history. >> that would

because uh you asked me about uh, how about uh, diplomacy out up in tallahassee. i think uh the, the, uh, a pool, a peaceful coexistence, a peaceful solution. and in order to cooperate, to get there. uh, that is something, uh, supplement and compliment the, the a cd which uh, also a co principals of informal dialogue. uh well, i'm terry sim and also chad commitments to cooperating with one another. so that is how we can work together and also cooperate with one another and that's speedy. you mentioned this sort of strive to, it was a peaceful solutions and i don't think there is a single country in the world that's what the argue against peaceful solutions. but the way they go about it is very different. the last time a tech agent has 48 countries, not all of them, by the way, a members of your organization, but many and those cultures. those nations have sometimes longstanding references. i wonder how do they go practically about piece, making them more specifically about neutrality? because i think this concept of neutrality is changing recently, especially in t

because uh you asked me about uh, how do i uh, diplomacy out up in tallahassee. i think uh they, they, uh, pull a peaceful coexistence, a peaceful solution. and in order to upgrade to get there. uh that is something uh, supplement and compliment the the a cd which uh also a co principals of informal dialogue uh well and terry sim and also chat commitments to cooperating with one of the. so that is how we kind of, uh, uh, work together and also cooperate with one. they're not gonna invest speeding. and you mentioned this sort of strive towards a peaceful solutions. and i don't think there is a single country in the world. that's what they argue against peaceful solutions, but the way they go about it is very different. the last time i took asia had 48 countries, not all of them, by the way, a members of your organization, but many and those cultures, those nations have um, sometimes um, long standing grievances, i wonder how do they go practically about piece, making them more specifically about neutrality because i think this concept of neutrality is changing rec

the governor says from temecula to 10, a tallahassee, french ideologues across the country.ight, tempting to whitewash history and ban books from schools. the law also strengthens the state requirement for schools to provide all students access to textbooks that teach about the state's diverse communities and will prohibit school boards from banning instructional materials or library books on the bases that they provide inclusive and diverse of perspectives. this will apply to more than 10,000 schools across the state. >> the 2 unions that represent the san francisco unified school district will soon vote whether to walk off the job in the coming weeks. the strikes could mean thousands of teachers, janitors, school nurses and other workers will walk off the job. the vote comes as contract. negotiations remain stalled between the unions and district. if the strike is authorized, it will affect about 50,000 students across 132 schools in the city. u.s. senator alex padilla has introduced a new bill that he says increases support for millions of low-income americans on medicaid

and according to pugh, tallahassee decline in the number of single men actively seeking relationships or even casual dates currently around 50%. joining me now is liberty visitor, professor in st. louis and opinion contributor for the hill. so not to be at this time of day, but are all the needs of these young men able to be facilitated, taken care of by ai avatars? >> you have to think about this word ai. it's not a virtual girlfriend. it's ai girlfriend. it learns from you. it learn what is you like and don't like. what kind of pictures you like, what pictures you don't like. while not all needs are met, that's the next step, is actual physical girlfriends. ai ones, for that matter. so the next step or the next frontier is one that can meet all of your needs. >> so there's going to be some type of pairing between what i have already shown to the cnn audience and something 3-d that's going to be in your living room or bedroom? >> yes, that's the world we are moving into. and as you said, it's enabling this entire generation of young men to continue in this loneliness epidemic. it's r

closer to god that she was home to god when mary was pregnant with our our third child, we living in tallahassee and mother was coming to washington. so we wanted to have her bless the baby. so we leave the two little ones behind and we fly up to washington for the day. mother comes out. mary, you're pregnant. what you do? and mary says, well, due august eight, but i think i'll be early and mother says, no you'll have that baby on my birthday and i mother i hope not because your birthday is august 26th and if she's 18 days late my life be a living heck so long story short. the night of august 25th, mary into labor. we're like, oh my gosh, the angels at work are going to have a little girl. we're going to name her teresa midnight strikes 120 in the morning and and now comes our baby. and the doctor says, congratulate and you have a little boy. and my wife goes, are sure? and he said, yeah, here's how we tell this is how we how they train us and. so but while mary was still in the hospital we got sandy mcmurtrie mother's very close friend got a call from sister priscilla and suggesting that sandy

gary from tallahassee, florida, i think biden may have plagiariplagiarized fedderman bw can we be suree might have made up the corn possession of a weapon story? that's the one story joe didn't make up. catherine, from munsey, indiana, jesse, what rimes with turk? why are you doing that to me? why would you do that to me? you know what rhymes with that. all for tonight, dvr the show. remember, i'm watters and this is my world. >> welcome back to hannity and welcome all of you and great to see you all. tonight, panic in new york city over influx of illegal immigrants and now an overflow of public schools open today in new york city and this new inundation of children in the public school system in new york, it is way out of control. they had no idea how to handle it

located about halfway between tallahassee and jacksonville to see the devastation from hurricane idalia. he will not be meeting governor desantis and he spoke to reporters on the ramp before departing andrews. >> desantis, sir, with governor desantis today? >> i don't think he's going to be there. >> do you have a message for him? >> we are going to take care of florida. >> now, as mike mentioned off the top, here is the statement from the desantis camp. we don't have any plans for the governor to meet with the president today in these rural communities and soon after im impact, the security preparations alone that would go into such a meeting would shut down ongoing recovery efforts. >> this is not what we heard from president biden head, he said he was looking forward to meeting with governor desantis. and talking about the jobs, and would he be meeting with desantis, yes. and the visit has been planned close coordination with fema and state leaders to make sure there's no impact on operations. earlier this week governor desantis took a question-- excuse me a phone call from president

on next friday, we will -- there will be a massive leaflets drop in tallahassee, leading from the conferencehe ame church and then on saturday 16th, the one day anniversary after the bombing of the four girls in birmingham, there will be a mass gathering in jacksonville -- diverse. people, together and denouncing all of this hate. we have to talk about what, not just to come has killed these people and what is killing across this country. desantis and others are spewing hate rhetoric. hate against black history, against trans people, against women, against immigrants. the suggestion is these are the problem. we know this division and distraction that use hate rhetoric and culture wars to distract from areas that he has failed as a governor -- which i would like to talk about in a second -- but this has a history. in the early 1900s, woodrow wilson spewed hate that glorified the klan. in a few years, had read summer where black men and others were killed and run out of town all over this country in reaction to what was being spewed by the president. in 1963, have alabama governor george walla

airborne on marine one and touring the devastation in live oak which is located about halfway between tallahassee and jacksonville. before leaving for florida president biden spoke to reporters on the ramp at andrews. [inaudible] >> i do not think he is going to be there. we are going to take care florida. >> now a spokesman for governor desantis had the governor will be in dixie company today which includes harsh she would be 20 hardest hit areas where that's about it hours south of live oak were biden and first lady will be. a spokesman for desantis said we do not have any plans for the governor to meet with the president today. these rural communities and so soon after impact. the security preparation of a loan that would going to setting up such a meeting was shut down ongoing recovery efforts. this is not what we heard from president biden here at the white house yesterday. he said he looked forward to meeting governor desantis in florida. on the flight down the fema administrator said she wants a $12 billion in supplemental funding to pay for the recovery effort. earlier this week governor

your state needs and ready to mobilize support the quick sly poke is located about halfway between tallahasseeut governor desantis there to greet him with the gop debate looming former governor now senator rick scott can play host. >> that was a big deal. they help the first responders. you approve through fema the individual assistance to public he publicassistance is a big de. >> a spokesman for governor desantis had the governor will be in dixie company today which includes horseshoe beach. what are the hardest hit areas. that is about an hour south of live oak or president biden is today. for governor desantis said quote we don't have any plans for the government to meet the president today in the rural communities and so soon after impact security preparations alone would go into setting up such a meeting which shut down ongoing recovery efforts. president biden was later asked about the desantis knob. >> no i'm not disappointed may have had other reasons but he did help us plan this. he sat with fema and decided where we should go, where be the least disruption. i'm very pleased. we don'

i'm serious i can't -- >> no i grew up a florida state fan in tallahassee so my high school years neons the man of all time and here's the thing. this was a guy who played multiple college sports at one point there was a baseball game and also a track championship in columbia, south carolina he played in the baseball game went over a race in track played in another baseball game. this is a guy who a lot of people think he's a trash talker but he delivers over and over again. i don't think anybody warninged harder at florida state when he was there our defensive koord coordinator andrews he loves dion he said that he was the first person at practice he was the last person in the weight room. he will not outworked and gosh this guy seems like he puts his mind to it coach prime will get it done. >> i didn't have to ask. i was wondering why this is a topic to be honest -- college football and didn't have to end up asking the question an she gave me a monologue on dion tied to the fact that she wngt to florida state. >> tied to the defensive coordinator while he was there. >> i'm a bit of a

republican legislative leaders in tallahassee had reached an agreement that included a map that preserved district and the governor said, no way. we're not taking this map. here is the map that we are going to pass. a lot of people were shocked but that's what they did. it's extraordinary in a number of ways. i know we see in many states when there's a legislature dominated by one party and the governor of a different party, there are some disagreements when it comes to redistricting. it's very rare when the government is controlled by one party. that's what happened here in florida. >> we heard marisa talking about the potential appeal here, also bringing up the potential impact for 2024. when you look ahead to 2024 and how this fight is not over, how crucial is it, especially when it comes to voting rights? for these maps to be struck down? >> that's right. and it is early. but there are some republicans in the legislature, i have been in conversations with them, they believe that ultimately, they will have to pass a new map that does guarantee more minority access districts. so some of

. >> shannon: i grew up a florida state fan in tallahassee, then called neon deion but i think he prefersing it up your amazing career in multiple sports. jesse, weighing in on that, i know we can talk to you about that part, you were saying he should go play cricket. so successful in football and baseball and everything else. >> piers: love cricket. >> jesse: i was saying piers morgan. i didn't really mean that. i do want him playing cricket, i want him on the gridiron. he is a great coach and he has transformed the program at colorado. the greatest two-sport athlete, better than bo jackson, i'm sorry bo jackson people, that's fine. now he is bigger than college football. it is hard to transcend college football, bigger than a lot of the stars in college football. everyone is talking about him. my favorite quote -- i know you have yours -- if you look good, you feel good. when you feel good, you play good. when you play good, they pay good. that's my favorite deion quote even though i stole his prime time post. you do look good, piers. >> piers: thank you. i feel good. >> shannon: this g

expected to leave the white house in the next hour to go to live oak, florida, located halfway between tallahassee jacksonville. and as you mentioned, he will not be meeting governor desantis. here's a statement the from a spokesman from governor desantis explaining why not. quote: we don't is have any plans for the governor to meet with theth president tomorrow -- e -- today, of course -- so soon after impact the security preparations alone that would go into setting up such a meeting would shut down ongoing recovery efforts. of course, this is not what we heard yesterday from president biden when he spoke about the jobs and then he was asked a shouted question if he would be meeting the governor. here it is. >> reporter: do you have plans to meet with governor desantis tomorrow? >> yes. >> reporter: and here's the white house statement: their visit to florida, the president and first lady, has been planned in close coordination with fema as well as state and local leaders to insure there's no impact on response operations. now, earlier this week the president was asked if politics would get in t

idalia made landfall near tallahassee on wednesday as a category three hurricane.he storm devastate buildings and businesses and flooded homes. it was heartbreaking. she had many tears and. just thank god nobody died. it sucks to lose everything, but we're safe and healthy and well. everything is replaceable. president biden has signed a major disaster declaration for florida. he plans to visit florida and survey the damage tomorrow. the number of people unaccounted for on maui following those deadly wildfires could drop from nearly 300 and to 50. that's the word from maui's mayor, maui county today reports that crews have searched the entire the lahaina disaster area. they've confirmed 115 deaths, fewer than half of those have been identified, though victims of the august 8th wildfires were honored during a day long vigil held across hawaii. oprah winfrey, who's a part time maui resident, owns a lot of land there. and dwayne the rock johnson, who spent part of his childhood on oahu, created a wildfire fund. the two stars donating a total of $10 million to the reli

i remember back in 2020, i had a big party in tallahassee for that first debate that trump did with biden and the reality is, biden beat trump in that debate. biden -- i don't know how you could lose to biden in a debate but it happened. so we're in a situation now we aren't getting a mulligan on the 2024 election. three election cycles in a war as republicans have underperformed. not in florida, we set the standard. we have to get it right. we see the country is in decline. we can't just be content with managing the decline, we have to reverse it. we need an american revival. what we've shown in florida, it is possible to do. president reagan was somebody when he came in. we were in his library. people said it count be done, we're in an era of limits. the carter performance was optimal for america. i reject that here right now and i have the ability to get job done. he owes it to the voters to defend his record. to defend the decisions he has made and also to defend why is he running on the same program in 2016 that he did not actually implement? for example, draining the swamp. he didn'

if tallahassee perceived threat to the democratic party, the this doj attacks every single time. but when there are actionable threats against conservatives this, doj stays put. violent protesters outside justices home, unpunished. attacks on pro life centers, unpunished. the two-tiered system of justice is clear and it's clear to the american public. the puck buck stops with the man in charge. that man is you. the actions of the doj are on you. the decline of american's trust is on you. the political weaponization of of the doj is on you. attorney general, i need a simple yes or no to the following. do you agree traditional catholics, yes or no? >> let me answer what you saud. i would be happy to answer all of those. >> i control the time. i'm going toens answer the questions. >> you controlled by asking a substantial number of things. >> attorney general, through the chair, i ask you, do you agree the traditional catholics are violent extremists. >> i have no idea what traditional means here. may i answer your question? the idea that someone with my family background would disc

florida, you got to go to tallahassee.ees, instead of having one open every single block? >> jim, we have the majority of our growth is coming from our existing franchisees that are reinvesting. if we look back over the restaurants opened the last year, over 90% came from the existing franchisees reinvesting, which i think speaks to the strength of the model and the strong unit economics that they're enjoying. >> so the chicken sandwich, i would have thought after pop eye's had already done it, that we were done. no. i mean, what is it with the chicken sandwich? >> we're really excited about the chicken sandwich. it's bringing in a lot of new guests to our brand. it's an easy way to introduce them to wingstop. but yet it's allowing them to navigate the rest of our menu. so we're seeing a halo effect in our business. and that's really what's fuelling that double-digit transaction growth that we've been enjoying. >> i got to tell you, i'm a on premises guy, but a lot of people are using doordash. are you advertising doordash

the president and first lady visited live oak about 80 miles east of the capital, tallahassee, meetingsidents, local officials and first responders as the area took a hard hit when the storm roared ashore wednesday. crews are still working to restore power to many. the president highlighting how the community has come together to help one another. when people are in real trouble. the most important thing give them is hope and there's no hope like your neighbor walking across the street and seeing what they can do for you. president biden had planned to meet with florida's governor during his visit, but on friday it was announced that desantis had no plans to meet with biden. the governor's office. in a statement saying such a meeting could hinder disaster response efforts. the president saying he was not disappointed by the governor's decision. he may have had other reasons because but he did help us plan this. he sat with fema and decided where we should go. where would be the least disruption. the president was joined by republican florida senator rick scott. first off, the president

the president and first lady visited live oak about 80 miles east of the capital, tallahassee, meeting with residents, local officials and first responders as the area took a hard hit when the storm roared ashore wednesday. crews are still working to restore power to many the president highlighting how the community has come together to help one another. >> the people are in real trouble. the most important thing you can give them is hope. there's no hope like your neighbor walking across the street and seeing what they can do for you. >> president biden had planned to meet with florida's governor during his visit, but on friday it was announced that desantis had no plans to meet with biden , the governor's office. in a statement saying such a meeting could hinder disaster response efforts, the president saying he was not disappointed by the governor's decision. >> he may have had other reasons because but he did help us plan this. he sat with fema and decided where we should go. where would be the least disruption. >> the president was joined by republican florida senator rick scott.

forecasts predicting it would intensify by the time it reached tallahassee. but an hour after it started nearing florida's west coast, the hurricane began losing strength. this change showed in the number of insurance claims filed within two days of the storm. the state reporting 3000 insurance claims compared to 62,000 claims after hurricane ian tesla that was being towed after hurricane idalia spontaneous caught fire. video of the aftermath shows the remains of that vehicle being towed away in pinellas park, florida. yesterday. it was captured by james mclynas, who says the driver was towing the flood damaged car when it suddenly burst into flames. firefighters say saltwater may have been what caused the ignition. no other injuries were reported and a family from bradenton, florida, was shocked to find a reptilian trespasser in their home yesterday seeking shelter from the hurricane. police responding found a non-venomous banded water snake under a dresser. a police sergeant was able to catch it using a kitchen pot. the police department says the suspect th

the second point is two weeks ago in tallahassee, there was a death watch on ron desantis's campaign.e was improved enough last night that i think that will go away and land him in the all important iowa caucus and new hampshire primaries. while trump is still the favorite, the front runner, there's a lot going on in the early states, and the candidates who are competitive there, i might add, scott, i think he had an okay night, better than before, they're becoming more competitive. there's a cbs poll -- >> but the clock is ticking, mike, how much time do they have? >> the primaries were very late. time is always a resource you can't make more of. but at this time in, say, 2015, my old buddy john mccain was dead in the water at this time before the 2008 contest. trump did not have a lock at this time. the front runner in iowa was scott walker in the early polls. primaries moved late. the real season that counts, things really start moving around thanksgiving. we've got to wait and see, and i think these debates are an opportunity for those contenders to talk to those voters and grow a