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Everyone. Welcome to cnn this morning. Im amara walker. Im omar jimenez in for victor blackwell. You woke up, youre here. You didnt scare me off. It was intimidating but we made it. We want to start with, look, we have a lot to talk about. Lawmakers getting ready to return to capitol hill. Will they be able to avoid a Government Shutdown . Plus, stranded in the desert. Tens of thousands of people stuck at the burning man festival in the Black Rock Desert after torrential rain in the area. They are being told to shelter in place and conserve food and water. And those scorching hot temperatures ...

Because you have led a remarkable and fascinating life. And this book talks about not only that life that also your political history and the issue. And also officiated at my wedding. So a long time. A relationship now i have 95 law clerks. And seven have gone on to become judges. Fourteen are tenured professors and leading law schools and one is in the United States senator. Thats. [laughter] also how to write this memoir personally with the insightful view. Almost everyone should write a memoir. Once they hit 50 or 60 because our recollections with children and grandchildren need to know. Bu...

After the president launches a tariff crackdown on china. Well discuss the potential for global trade war with stephen nation. Plus mcmasters out, pompeo and bolton is in. Will ask about the president s moved to the right on National Security and get the latest on the Russian Investigation after the top layer quits. Our top layer of the week. The subject of a new Childrens Book all right now on fox news sunday. Chris hello again from fox news in washington. Thirtynine days, thats how long it was from the School Massacre in berkeley, florida to marchers this weekend on washington and more than ...

Manufactured home dealer Palmetto Homes of Beaufort worked with Perry’s team to customize the home.

A South Carolina family has reached a settlement after a protracted battle to safeguard their ancestral land from development, securing the legacy of Josephine Wright, a Gullah-Geechee woman who passed