and we had a partnerfor games was madison and we had a partner for that games was madison and we had a partnerfor that and the partner for that and the biggest stress that i always found her individual targets of the world championships is maybe the emotions of overwhelming and prove detrimental. i tried to go on out and rationalising what i feel. this conversation mean recording onto the fenceis conversation mean recording onto the fence is to start and also i'll be wondering whether the person behind me can see my arms shaking. and it often so way. you don't wonder what will be, useful and what will be in the moment which makes it a lot easier. i had a friend who tried to turnit easier. i had a friend who tried to turn it into motivation to say if you know that is a release, just be excited for the gun going off. it doesn't really work. i still feel very nervous. but if you can convince us that you know the moment that you're feeling your element is when it all starts, why you so nervous beforehand by make coverage on the bbc and before we go, between manchester city _ on the bbc a

madison, how much are they spending? >> well, on average homes in naples are going for between one and two million dollars. those buyers they want space. that is why we're seeing increase in interest on the west coast of florida compared to the east coast, miami, fort lauderdale. here not only get more space but pay lower property taxes compared to the other coast of florida. this is not the only area seeing a bump in the second homes. across the u.s. we're seeing interest increase in people buying that second home. in fact redfin estimates that the demand for second home has increased by 60% since january 2020. otherwise known as the start of the pandemic. when it comes to maples, people are looking at this area in particular because they like the outdoors space. they like the proximity to the beach, opportunity to enjoy outdoor activities. this house right here is located on a golf course but if you want to snatch it up for $5.9 million, you don't even have to leave the house. you can practice the short game right here

john tyler became a favorite of bishop madison. bishop madison asked young john tyler to read one of the graduation orations on the day he graduated in july of 1807. the other thing that comes out of tyler's relationship with his father at this time it comes out of his relationship with bishop madison and william and mary is by the time he graduated at the age of 17 he was brimming with self-confidence. almost full of himself, very confident he'd certainly moved past the reticence and the attributes he had had when he was ten, 11, 12 years old. very much confident in himself. confident in his ability confident in his intellect, he had been largely classically trained. trained in subjects like greek and latin, ancient history, politics, political economy is very much equipped with both what he got at home and also what he got in college to pursue the career in politics he so earnestly wanted. his father was good for his self-esteem as was bishop madison in other words. tyler once had dinner with thomas jefferson not long after he gr

madison rushed after him and picked them all up. this time he'll also play a part he'll carry the box with the handkerchiefs to the capital, brazil. yeah. and handed over to members of the parliamentary inquiry who've been investigating the government's handling of the pandemic. it's due to conclude on october 19, and madison like much of brazil has been watching the prob every day on t. v. luck miss on a prelim allow the bas, wow, i think this parliamentary inquiry is fundamental for the country. and for those who have lost dear ones and need to know why the president still in denial, but for the 1st time i feel backed by an institution investigating what led to this tragedy. the prob showed us that it wasn't just ideology or politics that kept the government from buying vaccine sooner. it unveiled corruption scandals proving this was also about some people making a lot of money. poison madison son died young at the beginning of the pandemic. he says everything possible was done to save him, but he also lost a cousin who worked as

madison bumgarner went five, gave up four runs, struck out four. giants come back from a 3-0 deficit. brandon crawford takes bumgarner out. tying the game at 3-3. fast-forward. autumn nine. still tied. late night lamonte wade jr. hit scoring steven duggar. good night, game over, drive home safe. giants magic number how about the dodgers and padres? fernando tutty's junior, this bot is going to hollywood. are you kidding me? over the arcade. they said 467 feet. it had to be 500 plus. the dodgers hit five bombs. they win 8-3 to stay toh ree tot warriors training camp after missing a few days for personal reasons. he said he's not going to try to pressure a teammate into getting vaccinated so he can play in home games. >> he's not going to tell me what i should do with my body. just because i'm a leader of the team don't give me the right to go tell me -- tell them what to do with his. it's his personal choice. larry: joe burrow for since he, trevor lawrence for the jags. great throw on the run to tie it. two big touchdown catches. acute reception wit

madison, thank you very much is. all right, former president donald trump's spac deal is a juggernaut already. digital world acquisition corp. up 356% yesterday on extremely heavy trading volume. today, look at this, it's already been halted several times due to volatility, and right now it's climbing another 107. the top trending ticker on wall street bets reddit room will america with trump's planned media network which does include a social media platform. and there's news on the squid game, but it doesn't involve netflix. to gerri willis for today's fox business brief. >> reporter: hi, liz, that's right. net flex mega hit squid -- netflix hit squid game not enough to get via corp. over the earnings line. missed wall street's quarterly estimates due to supply chain disruptions and a resur resurgence of the virus at its asian factories. moderna given a sell rating and a price target of $245. the stock is up 380% over the it's year. walgreens and cvs are now offering vaccine booster shots after the cdc signed off on

as a result, even if you draw a map that is fairly compact, and draw the district that is madison, draw the district is milwaukee, the other six districts would lean republican by a fair margin. even a partisan lined map could generate six republican districts, to democrats in even state. >> dave, when you look at it proposed congressional district map, were three things you look for immediately? >> multiple analysts can look at the same map and come to different conclusions. something that commission proposes to maximize competition , one party could see that as a partisan gerrymander. when i look at the map, what i am looking for is number one, how much bluer or writer are the seats getting versus how they performed today. number two, wherewith the incumbents fall in these maps. how will that affect how races shape up. one thing that surprises a lot of people, there is no constitutional requirement for a member or candidate to run in the district where they live. if someone gets drawn out of their congressional district, they can still opt to file for a different seat and run in a mor

madison bumgarner went five, gave up four runs, struck out four. giants come back from a 3-0 deficit. brandon crawford takes bumgarner out. tying the game at 3-3. fast-forward. autumn nine. still tied. late night lamonte wade jr. hit scoring steven duggar. good night, game over, drive home safe. giants magic number how about the dodgers and padres? fernando tutty's junior, this bot is going to hollywood. are you kidding me? over the arcade. they said 467 feet. it had to be 500 plus. the dodgers hit five bombs. they win 8-3 to stay to back of the giants with three to play. trayvon agreed arrived at warriors training camp after missing a few days for personal reasons. he said he's not going to try to pressure a teammate into getting vaccinated so he can play in home games. >> he's not going to tell me what i should do with my body. just because i'm a leader of the team don't give me the right to go tell me -- tell them what to do with his. it's his personal choice. larry: joe burrow for since he, trevor lawrence for the jags. great throw on the run t

place in the men's madison by four points, finishing fourth behind belgium. britain have also been competing in the artistic gymnastics world championships this weekend injapan. and while there was no real standout medal success — several new names had the opportunity to announce themselves on the world stage. following his stunning gold on the pommel horse, at this summer's tokyo olympics — max whitlockjoined me in the studio earlier. he's resting from this year's competition — and said the experience would serve those competing well. it's nice being on the side of it this time around, seeing the young men's team and the young women's teams. for them to go out there, gain experience and i think what they showed was, there was a few mistakes, but it's very normal when you're up and coming but but we have shown is difficult level was there. the skill standards were there and they were the roads best and they really are picking a good amount of finals and it's about tying those loose ends up and making sure they go back full of motivation and inspiration

so our governor is ready to call up the militia and he finally gets permission from president madison to go do this. so we have got to get our militia down there to avenge all of these killings of settlers. well, , if there's one small problem with our militia, it seems that our major general has been an little bit of a our room brawl with the bitten brothers, and he has a little affliction. he is taken a bullet summer. in her chest force shoulder and he can really get on his horse with only one arm. so we have to wait until a major general is ready to ride before the militia can go off that into alabama. and not so many years ago the militia reconnoitered with the militia coming from east tennessee in fayetteville tennessee which is south of nashville almost to the alabama border. they reconnoitered there and the people of fayetteville had a gun for this occasion and it was some anniversary, and they've got jackson on his horse with his arm in a sling. but he was ready to go and these young men were ready to go as well. what takes place, , you got notable people there at what is call

madison square garden. you're also playing barclay center in march. but madison square garden and elton john go together like peanut butter and jelly. i mean, it's the greatest combination. we -- new yorkers love you >> well, you know, i have to say new york is, madison square garden in particular, is the finest place to play in the world i mean, you get really excited you never lose the excitement of going backstage and playing to that crowd. i've done so many memorable concerts there i've played my 60th birthday concert there. the concert for 9/11 >> jimmy: yeah >> and then there's something about that new york crowd that's just quite astonishing. and i've never done a show at madison square garden where i didn't think it didn't do well and, you know, it's a magic place. i'm so glad they never moved it because if they had moved it, the atmosphere would have gone it's just a magic place. >> jimmy: yeah, that place has good bones, yeah >> it's great in new york because new york's a magic place and you got the best show in the world right in front of y

so president madison had already decided to send negotiators to europe to negotiate a peace treater treaty with great britain so the treaty of ghent ending this war was signed december 24 in belgium but word did not get to new orleans this was happening and general jackson had his men in a good defensive position waiting for the british navy and british soldiers to come. shauna plantation just down the river close to the mouth of the mississippi river in new orleans. and the british do, and it is the thing that myths are made of. the battle of new orleans. i can still hear tennessee ernie ford singing about the battle of new orleans. so the timothy volunteers, it was a ragtag army. they had some kentucky sharpshooters, you've got some enslaved people. you've got some various other folks from new orleans in the army they held the day. and now the war is over. shooray. we have defeated the british. not once but twice. and the first george washington defeated them in the revolutionary war. the second george washington is andrew jackson. and people here are enthusiastic to know him. he is a na

her concentrated and overwhelmingly blue cities madison, and milwaukee. as a result, even if you draw a map that is fairly compact and draws a district that is madison. draws a district that is in milwaukee, the state's other six districts will lean republican by a fair margin for even a partisan blind map could generate six republicans , just to democrats. >> texans and 15, 16% population growth in last ten years, 29 million people living there gaining two congressional seats. >> that is right. texas is an example of how demographic change can constrain what a party might otherwise draw. texas has 23 republicans and democrats right now. republicans are going to try to have the states to new seats for themselves. but they have to play defense as well. 95% of texas population gained was non- white in the past decade on a net basis. what that means is republicans have a lot of seats particularly in the suburbs that are becoming more competitive. at the 23 seats republicans currently hold, nine of them are districts where president biden got more than 47% of

madison sun bruno, who had died at age 25, a few months before. oh, the visa, 600000 deaths, caused a lot of sadness when i lost my son. there were some $7500.00 debt from cove at 19, and it was already an incredible landmark. one person is an incredible landmark. since then, it seems that the awareness of those who should have been taking care of us has not changed at all. the ceremony was interrupted back then by a ball so narrow supporter who started tearing down the cross as saying the media was exaggerating the severity of a disease which the president had called to the little flue. marshal rushed after him and picked them all up. this time, he'll also play a part, he'll carry the box with the handkerchief to the capital brazilian and handed over to members of the parliamentary inquiry who've been investigating the government's handling of the pandemic. it's due to conclude on october 19 and madison like much of brazil has been watching the prob, every day on t. v. luck miss on a bill and a lot of this wall. i think this parliamentary inquiry

place in the men's madison by four points, finishing fourth behind belgium. sri lanka beat bangladesh by five wickets in the days first match of the t20 world cup. bangladesh opener mohammed naim top scored for his side with 62. as they set sri lanka a target of 172. charith asalanka came in with the score at 2 for i, but turned things round smashing 5 sixes as he scored 80 not out. fittingly he hit the winning runs as sri lanka reached their target with seven balls to spare. they go second behind england in their group. pakistan have beaten india in an historic victory at the t20 world cup. it was the first meeting between the sides since 2019 as stuart pollitt reports. this is what two years of anticipation sounds and feels like. matches between india and pakistan may be sporadic but in sport there remains no bigger rivalry. drama is guaranteed — often from the start. shaheen shah afridi on target. both openers out inside three overs. pakistan have never beaten india in a world cup — i2 defeats over the decades. could this be lucky 13? they've got to ge

democratic boats are concentrated overwhelmingly blue cities madison and milwaukee. as a result even if you draw a map that is fairly compact and draw the districts that is in madison, trawl the district that is milwaukee, the state's other six districts would lean republican by very fair margin. even a partisan blind map could generate six republicans are just to democrats. >> host: won the state for the first time its histories and gaming a members at trump state and 2020, montana. >> actually montana had to districts as recently as 1992. it's gaining back the seats it lost in the 1990 census. back in the 1980s so you spent eastern district and a western district in the state. the western seat elected a democrat the eastern seat elected a republican. now there's a commission in place in montana must consider how to divide the state for 2020. even montana leans republican over all, it is possible a western seat could be competitive if it includes a democrat leaning cities of boseman, butte, helena and great falls. the state supreme court got to a appoint the tiebrea

thanks to congressman madison cawthorn, emily compagno, todd piro, kat. i'm greg gutfeld. i love you, america. ♪ ♪ >> hello and welcome to "fox news @ night" i am grace -- in for shannon bream. and breaking tonight a late night at the capitol hill ends a weeklong standoff as the senate votes to temporary lift the debt ceiling by $480 billion. >> we have averted it at least for now. >> trace: the breaking details coming soon plus mounting c

i know i right here there is a movie theater in madison. one of the nicest in the area but madison isn't one of those places that you can go do at nighttime here in 2021. it's like the second you pull, you cross that madison county line, woop, woop, you getting pulled over. >> as a black person. >> as a black person, you cannot. when we talk about the struggles and how we are strong black people, we're not diminishing the fact that any other race has been through anything. what we're saying is a lot of racists haven't been through what we've been through and what we're still going through, a lot of people think that's the thing of the past. it's current. the things that they were going through then, we're still going through now. so until we find a way to not fix but begin to mend what is going on is we're still going to be going through the same struggles the same struggles, the same struggles. >> we have time limitations on this show. we have so much in that conversation we need to hear. i'll post it to my social media account and give a

thank you very much is, madison alworth. do not miss tonight american dream home with cheryl casone at 8 p.m. eastern followed by mansion global with casey mcdonald only on fb, this prime. check it out. -- nbn prime. -- fbn prime. >>> take a look outside off studios in manhattan, yep, we expect that the winds will really start picking up. you can see the flags starting to wave here. extreme weather not helping the struggling supply chain in the east and west coast or thes. they're now resorting to financial penalties to get goods off the loading docks and onto the road more quickly. blue yonder is the company that helps speed up the supply chain. how can it help when the whole chain seems to be in quite a few broken pieces? blue yonder's ceo is here. what he's discovered and what's happening now. it's a fox business exclusive. >>> closing bell, 30 minutes away. s&p on track for an all-time record close, same with the dow. nasdaq up 21 points. ♪ ♪ >> my name is jennifer griffin, and i've been at fox news for 25 years. wel

archibald and great britain team mate laura kenny won the madison at the tokyo olympics. but this time in roubaix the scot was partnering neah evans. they finished just a point ahead of italy to claim the final step on the podium behind netherlands and france. that's all from sportsday. now on bbc news, ros atkins takes a look at what's behind the recent

archibald and great britain team mate laura kenny won the madison at the tokyo olympics. but this time in roubaix the scot was partnering neah evans. they finished just a point ahead of italy to claim the final step on the podium behind netherlands and france. that's all from sportsday. now on bbc news, ros atkins takes a look at what's behind the recent rise in covid cases in the uk. here in the new uk, new stage of the pandemic began when borisjohnson said this injuly. said this in july. we said this injuly. we will move away from legal restrictions and allow people to make their own informed decisions about how to manage the virus. the plan was clear. in england, they would be no rules requiring masks, social distancing, ventilation in schools or vaccine passes for residents. instead, the emphasis was on the uk's vaccine roll—out, on personal responsibility, on accepting that we must learn to live with the virus. three months on, this is how it's going. this week, the uk recorded its highest number of daily infection since mid—july, and it's far higher than any of

byron: what i did was i went to madison avenue. i said, listen, you are spending $270 billion a year advertising and almost zero is going to black-owned media. why it is important to say black-owned? it is important because you don't have a seat at the table if you don't control your image, how you are seen around the world. you are not really part of a democracy unless your voice is widely heard and amplified, you are just kind of a background player. what i said was women don't really own their networks, so they are not controlling their image. asian people are almost invisible. you have a bunch of white guys that own spanish-language networks and they can't even speak spanish. we don't have a real democracy unless everyone is at the table and being heard. you can't do that without ad support. i said to madison avenue, i need you to lean in and provide real economic inclusion. romaine: as we record this today, bloomberg is reporting that you and a few other partners have regrouped here on your bid to buy the tegna network. byron:

madison square garden, "nyc still rising after 20 years: a a comedy celebration." listen to all these comedians that are going to be at the garden this sunday amy schumer, bill burr, collin jost, collin quinn, dave attell, dave chappelle, john mulaney, jon stewart, michael che. [ cheers and applause i'm going to be there. >> jimmy's going to be there >> jimmy: yeah [ cheers and applause >> very nice of you to -- i know you're a busy guy so thanks for doing that >> jimmy: are you kidding me you sent me a text and you go, "well, i might put this thing on with jon, and would you be interested?" and i go, "anything. obviously for the city and for you, i'll do it. but i mean, was it hard to get all these -- this is - >> the lineup is nuts. yeah, it's like the avengers [ laughter ] and me no, it was -- it was really cool me and jon just reached out to -- luckily, we have really great friends and we reached out and everybody was super stoked to do it. and it was just like -- you know, it's obviously a thing that's close to me and stuff so, i got a lot of people wanted to

madison school district's superintendent kenneth baca says they mandated masks indoors from day one. >> all we're trying to do is keep kids in school and keep them safe. [ cheers ] >> reporter: those protocols -- >> freedom, that's what i stand for. [ applause ] >> reporter: an increasing source of division at schools and businesses across the state. >> let us choose what is best for our children thank you. >> reporter: do the cdc findings reinforce what you've established here with mask mandates >> it reinforces it, and it's reaffirming and very comforting to know that the mitigation efforts we've taken is paying off. >> reporter: the district's mandate and new study results giving beth kohler and her two kids peace of mind >> masks and other policies like that help us keep our kids in the classroom which is where i want them to be and where they want to be >> reporter: parents now armed with new evidence about masks in a debate playing out across the country. steve patterson, nbc news, phoenix. >>> still ahead tonight, new fallout over sexual misconduct allegations in women's socce

madison cawthorn should be used as a weather vain. you can see how he picks up on the themes that are not just coming from the steve bannon level and donald trump level but the republican street and that republican street is armed, they're angry with an entire belief that america and that they no longer want the america that the rest of us, the 60% of the country live in and they're willing to take up arms for it on the other hand, when he is saying these things, he also sees himself as a propaganda in waiting, to he can be brought out and will be lifted up by the republican street to being a senator and some other state. they don't care about the effect of those words. if you remove the words from his speech, washington d.c. and christian, you would have the exact same terminology that i found analyzing al qaeda and isis communications. it's almost the same. >> you know, it's white nationalist thinking that bannon is trying to spread. he said he wanted to turn breitbart into the home of the alt right but always manage to find people

. >> martha: that's where we find madison alworth. hi, madison. >> the governor is asking for ships to consider the ports here. to give you idea of the ports in california, they're waiting for anywhere between 9 and 13 days just to get to the port, which is where i'm standing here. this is port everglades. the wait times for a cargo ship here, zero dates, no wait at all. that's why the governor is calling on the companies to consider ports like this one. i'm with the director of the ports, jonathan daniels. the governor wants more routes to florida. are you seeing that or increase in routes and activity at the florida ports? >> we're seeing more activity. we're seeing larger ships, more cargo move on and off of the ships. there's one of our ports that has seen the movement of one of the routes that was taking place because of the congestion just a little north of jacksonville port. so the vessel was moved down. when it gets here, it will be hard for them to leave and go back to the congested ports. >> this is a problem that we're seei

buster posey got madison bumgarner for how many years. he will use those reps to his advantage for the first time. plus, raymonde is back, working at recology is more than a job for jesus. it's a family tradition. jesus took over his dad's roue when he retired after 47 year. now he's showing a new generation what recology is all about. as an employee-owned company, recology provides good-paying local jobs for san franciscans. we're proud to have built the city's recycling system from the ground up, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. let's keep making a differene together. >>> baseball in the leadoff spot. they never face each other, but if anyone can hit madison bumgarner, it has to be buster posey. tonight, giants fans will watch him pitch for the first time at oracle. >> naturally he's downplaying it, but he meant so much to the world championships that were won here. i'm sure the fans are waiting to see him, and recognize him, and appreciate him for all of those good times. >>> bumgardner received a standin

state is sort of evenly divided but democratic votes are concentrated in overwhelmingly blue cities, madison and milwaukee and as a result even if you draw a map that is fairly compacty and draws a district that is madison, draws a district that is milwaukee, other six districts would lean republican by a fair margin so even a partisan map could generate. every-- >> every 10 years since world war ii florida has been a state that has gained congressional seats. had eight in 1940. they currently will have 28 seats. what's happening in florida? >> florida is perhaps republicans biggest opportunity to gerrymander. in florida, back in 2011 republicans got to draw the map, but they were somewhat constrained by this new states constitutional amendment called fair districts florida which was passed by voters in 2010 to try to curb gerrymandering. republicans had their maps overturned by courts in the middle of the last decade, which resulted in democrats gaining a few seats in the orlando area and st. petersburg, but what has happened in the past few years the florida supreme court has taken a hard

madison lives in west lafayette or wherever it is. drama okay. i imagine all your call in writing to the applicants have so many conversations, and people ask you to write things. how do you choose when you all this incoming information and the history is a wonderful resource for taking the most important thing to write every day. there's so many choices. >> guest: that's unusual for you to say those people say howdy come up with things to write about? that's the most commonly asked question of a columnist and it's the question i when i began as a columnist asked my friend bill buckley, said howdy come you come up with things to write about? i would say the world irritates me, i musically, piques my curiosity. the world is just littered with things to write about. it was said of napoleon that he could not look at a landscape without seeing a battlefield. if a conus yacht to be able to come you cant look at the work without saying column topics. they just come at you. >> host: what is the difference between writing about politics and speaking abou

madison lives in west lafayette or wherever it is. drama okay. i imagine all your call in writing to the applicants have so many conversations, and people ask you to write things. how do you choose when you all this incoming information and the history is a wonderful resource for taking the most important thing to write every day. there's so many choices. >> guest: that's unusual for you to say those people say howdy come up with things to write about? that's the most commonly asked question of a columnist and it's the question i when i began as a columnist asked my friend bill buckley, said howdy come you come up with things to write about? i would say the world irritates me, i musically, piques my curiosity. the world is just littered with things to write about. it was said of napoleon that he could not look at a landscape without seeing a battlefield. if a conus yacht to be able to come you cant look at the work without saying column topics. they just come at you. >> host: what is the difference between writing about politics and speaking abou

you heard the sound bites in madison's report. it is impacting them, the supply chain, part of the reason we're in trouble heading into the holidays. it all ex-s ex-exacerbates what we're feeling in the environment. talking about national average with a two handle. that is remarkable that is gone. >> yeah. it is. and in its place now americans are schellerring out $420 million every day more on gasoline, which doesn't include diesel at four-year high. the bottlenecks are pretty awful. then you mentioned the energy crunch overseas. china with coal, europe with natural gas and we'll not get much relief anytime soon. jackie: of course it will get cold. we'll start to see that blistery weather coming that means heating prices are going up as well. patrick, always great to see you. thanks for the perspective. >> thanks, jackie. jackie: restaurants getting slammed on multiple fronts as they try to recover from the pandemic. we have rising food costs, supply chain issues are so bad some can't get the ingredients they need. they have trou

the government has also saved the countries on the verge of running out of a session. madison's fuel and wit. the protesters, however, deny they've been holding back shipments of food and medical supplies. i'll buy arnold gallow by them by on the statement from the government was only meant to gain sympathy from the public water out of the protests. we haven't stopped even a single got shipment with food or medical supplies from leaving the port number. ok, i that demonstrates as agreed last sunday to allow the resumption of exports of crude oil from landlocked south sudan through a terminal on the red sea port. there also force the closure of a pipeline that carries imported crew to the capital cartoon. sudan was already facing shortages steaming from the economic up people caused by the overthrow of present or more has an al basheba in $21900.00. put sudan, still had an al jazeera paying for the pandemic. the new case chancellor explains why taxpayers will have to fund his plan for britain's economy. plus the nobel prize for madison goes to, to americans, scientists for their resea