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best of luck and riverhead. thank you so much. here's a crazy story. a female army officer named dahlia to ray came back from active duty and found a squatter living in her georgia home. amazingly she could not get him evicted. the squatter named a bit since i'm in is a previously convicted criminal with gun, drug and deft charges. he was finally arrested today. dahlia is the owner of the house and joins us now. great to have you on the program. this has got to be something. you are deployed on active duty and come home and you hear that your house has been commandeered by a squatter. >> thank you for having me. yes. i am actually still on active duty. that was quite alarming to find out that someone else had moved into to my home. >> first, where do you sit today? he has been arrested. has he been evicted from your home? have you been able to get your home back? >> i did.
and obvious to me. we wish you the best of luck in riverhead. thank you so much. >> okay, thank you . all right. here's a crazy story. a female army officer named dolia doray came back from active duty and found a squatter living in her georgia home. and amazingly, she couldn't get him evicted. the squatter, a man named vincent simon, is a previously convicted criminal with gun drug and theft charges. and he was finally arrested today. deputy ray is the owner of the house and she joins us now. >> great to have you on the program. this has got to be something you're out deployed on active duty and you come home or you hear your house has been commandeered by a squatter. >> thank you for having me. yes, i'm actually still on active duty. yeah, that was quite alarming to find out that someone else had move into my home. >> yeah. and what is the how it first where do you sit today? is he he's been arrested. >> has he been evicted from your home? have you been able to get
jr. who is mocking this entire clarence justice scandal that continues in --. the ethics, the grifting. it's not about jokes today. if it's a punch line, people know there's clearly something rotten at the supreme court. congress is looking at a stronger code of ethics. the snack judiciary committee held a hearing after propublica blew the roof on this scandal that justice thomas has been raking in millions of dollars over two decades in the payment of luxury vacations from a billionaire donor harlan crow and that he hid it. he also did not disclose a sale of real estate with the same individual, justice thomas selling his georgia home to crow where his mother lived. one top democrat says there's evidence this would amount to
wrong? >> human error >> so the phone you were following wasn't quinn's phone >> yes >> how long did you follow the phone? for >> seven days. >> suddenly the league's vanished when you guys realize that you are following the wrong some phone, what's? >> my hair was on fire i thought how can somethin like that happen we were really back to squar one, who are we looking for. we had no idea >> the rest of saturday went b with no word from queen or the kidnappers meanwhile quinn's mom gayl sykes left her georgia home an head to her georgia home a georgia. >> how long is the drive >> seven and a half hours.
yes. >> quinn hanna gray mom -- >> it's very difficult to say, but she was absolutely the sweetest of all the children >> reed called his mother in that night with devastatin news >> i was in shock, as a mother you think that is your worst nightmare, imagining what is happening to your child. >> what do you think quinn i going on at that point >> being tortured, tied up fearing for her life fearing that she would never see her children again >> while quinn waited for news at her georgia home, he stated the office until about 2 am an then returned to his house
>> he is my uncle, i am partial about how wonderful he is, we have to keep his legacy going. the good they have done for the world, it will continue. >> todd: over the weekend, we learned the 98 year old has chosen to spend his final days at his georgia home. people will disagree on the policy, what has been nice to see, republicans and democrats coming together to talk about what a good man jimmy carter was and that is nice to see in the world we live in. police unions going head-to-head with the mayor of austin, texas and residents are fed up as criminals take over their city. >> we are in the midst of the most profound policing crisis in austin. >> everyone i have spoken with, whether at my daughter's school or church is living in fear. >> ashley: florida governor ron desantis calling out blue cities in their own backyard and one liberal mayor is not happy about
their family during this time. we asked people and georgia to join us to send them our thoughts and prayers. >> griff: carter's grandson expressing gratitude for my soul my grandparents yesterday. they are at peace and as always full of love, thank you for your kind words. carter and his wife said they were married 76 years. at the age of 98 he is the oldest surviving press in u.s. history. >> ashley: turning to this new terrifying surveillance video but we want to warn you might be heavily know my card to watch. new york delhi city clerk. the police gave us a major update about the suspect. we will share that coming up. >> griff: plus president biden announcing billions of dollars for electric vehicle agenda, but those carbon philly evs running on gas power. west virginia lawmaker is here to talk about the claimant
such an unprecedented territory, ashley that even the most seasoned career long border officials are just minds blown where we are. and a trajectory for even bigger more unprecedented record breaking year. ari you hope it gets better. >> i will give you a teaser, we are very, very close to the 1 million mark of border encounters across southwest borders, we will get there next week and that will be over four months. >> ashley: scary stuff, jimmy carter who has been in hospice care and his family of the georgia home. president biden said we admire you for your strength and agility you have shown in difficult times and make you continue with dignity and god grant you peace, brian kemp calling for prayers for the carter family saying marty on the girls and i are praying for president carter and former first lady rosalynn carter and
25 past the hour, this morning there is an outpouring of support for former president jimmy carter who is now recovering and receiving hospice care at his georgia home. carter who is 98 is the oldest living former president. he was diagnosed with melanoma in 2015, which spread to his liver and brain. president biden sent his well wishes to the carters saying to our friends jimmy and rose lind and their family, jill and i are wish you in prayer and sending our love. priscilla, good morning, what's the latest on the former president's condition? >> reporter: jose, good morning. former president carter remains under hospice care here at his home surrounded by his family, including of course his wife rosalind who has been by his side for more than 75 years, and the carter center says this was a decision that he made after a
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