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Through the region in what has become the deadliest u. S. Mainland hurricane since katrina. Well take you live to North Carolina in just moments. Welcome to Fox News live, im Jacqui Heinrich. Griff im griff jenkins. Meanwhile, former President Trump is returning to butler, pennsylvania, today at the same field where he was nearly assassinated less than three months ago. Elon musk will be among the notable guests there. Alexis mcat also, who covered that event in july, is there again in butler with more. Hey, alexis. Reporter hey, griff. Yeah, things are going to look much different than they d...

He was born in 1937, grew up in harlem, the son of jamaican immigrants, he worked his way through school on an rotc scholarship and served 35 years, 3 1/2 decades in uniform in the u.s. army, served twice in vietnam. came to washington and served in the white house as a white house fellow, went back to commanding forces in europe and around the world, served as deputy national security adviser and national security adviser under president reagan. i think where he came to the attention of the entire american people was during the gulf war in 1990 and 1991 when he appeared regularly at those pen...

Decisive way, he showed restraint. he said if we try to liberate baghdad we will incur more casualties there than we did in liberating kuwait in a first place. there always was a sense of balance in the man between a kind of principle and a real determination. i think people underestimated the steeliness of determination, but he also had a sense, again, of limits, of restraints, and whether it was in their personal relations with people, there was a formality -- i remember once i was called over to see him, joe, and i got to the door of the oval office and john sununu was the chief of staff at...

Of george herbert walker bush, those are words that could be applied to him. he possessed qualities of greatness and goodness. i think that's why you'll see over the next week an outpouring of grief but real joy in the celebration that awful of us as americans were able to live in the same life span as this great american. >> let me get to something tricky. it was his decision not to proceed into iraq but limit the mission of desert storm into liberating kuwait. i remember at the time because i was following it and reading about the chopping up of the iraq army, blood alley, all we were doing ...

Navigated this with china and egregious human rights violations. his most formidable challenge whether to lead the country into war, which he did, liberating kuwait. and he put together one of the coalitions in the 20th century, 30 nations backed by mandate including soviet union. >> and you got the feeling through that, despite the successes you enumerated over great challenges at times, he never took personal credit for it. he was always the one to thank the military. he didn't show up for the ticker tape parade. >> i don't think he had time. there was already three challenges sort of closin...