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Estate empire. so from all of the businesses trump had and all of the things he was doing as president to try to boost his businesses, his father, who had been dead for years at that point, is the one who really came through for him. that stuck out to me. >> that is something that definitely sticks out. david jolly, republicans have been very critical of this, they accused democrats of weaponizing this information, politicizing this information, whats your sense of whether or not republicans are...

Reporter adrienne there from the past week. what was it there this past week, what did it look like and what did it feel like, when you were trying to figure out your life? >> when we exited customs there was a line that ran the entire length of the airport and lobby. and the people at the top of the line had been waiting for five hours, basically, to be told they couldnt be helped. but they were just wanted to talk to somebody. so it was pretty -- it was chaos. there were people everywhere. who...

Circulated days ago warning of potential violent extremist attacks targeting migrants and critical infrastructure should the trump era policy come to an end. the alarm keeps ringing on vulnerable infrastructure. thank you so much. lets turn now to around the country. get some quick headlines from coast to coast. the bodies of a man and two boys have been recovered from an suv submerged in a virginia river. police say it looks like the driver had tried to cross a flooded road and was swept aw...

It is hard to -- just the length of the tenure. director from 1924 to the death in 1972. almost unfathomable that one man wields so much power for so long. >> yeah. the book is the story of how he did that and making that power happen. he was 29 when he became director under coolidge and there until the day he died under nixon so a vast swath of the century and how the american security state was built. >> give us a primer. what are the high and low points of his tenure. >> hoover is a pure crea...

Is he resigned, becoming the first pope to do so in 600 years, having that humility to recognize that it is an office and one can step down from that office. he was a huge churchman who for the last 50 years has loomed large over church life, briefly serving as the archbishop of munich in germany. hes known as a real theologian. he came as the chief advisor for pope john paul ii. his legacy is one of real enter length and scholarly focus who was elected after john paul ii reigned for almost 30 y...

They want. so these arent even people in distress. these are people that are taking advantage of a natural disaster and the suffering of many in our community to take what they want. >> cheryl: max gorden with fox weather is live in buffalo with the latest on the ground. max? >> good afternoon. well, people who are calling this the worst storm in a generation, and theres been a lot of snow to fall here. more than 4 feet. maybe even worse than the cumulative snowfall has just been the length of t...

Yeah. if they want to. hes dead, dead right. i mean, in that there are huge opportunities and different kinds of platforms. i think what many actors find is that they get the sort of root here. they get it at its purest form, and thats why they want to come back. that somehow working on shakespeare, and live in front of an audience... and thats. .. you know, because of the live froms, we broadcast them all, but that gives them an experience which is very, very special. i mean, over the years we ...

Died earlier this year. both sides came together in a moment of remembrance and its been confirmed that the australia mens test player of the year award will now be named after him. as for the action — after inserting south africa — australias bowlers ripped through them — with five for 27 as south africa were skittled for just 189. in reply — australia reached 45 for one with david warner unbeaten on 32 in his 100th test. a better day for the batsmen in karachi where an unbeaten century...

Yeah. if they want to. hes dead, dead right. i mean, in that there are huge opportunities and different kinds of platforms. i think what many actors find is that they get the sort of root here. they get it at its purest form, and thats why they want to come back. that somehow working on shakespeare, and live in front of an audience... and thats. .. you know, because of the live froms, we broadcast them all, but that gives them an experience which is very, very special. i mean, overthe years, we ...

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