she can wait the first ones to break after the strokes in terms of new york artists is interpol and yeah yeah yeahs. these are strange people. they re countercultural by nature. karen oh, she s this violent, swaggering rock boy. and this heartbroken teary rock girl. pack up i m straight and maps is one of those tracks that launched a thousand young female singers in their bedroom somewhere. wait they don t love you like i love you maps so you have this resurgence of rock but you also have this resurgence of brooklyn and indie music. please welcome tv on the radio. tv on the radio, they were a multiethnic, multiracial band coming out of the brooklyn rock
rainfall for hours and hours and hours, john. hours and hours. heed the warnings, please, chad keep in touch throughout the hour and everybody should be keeping watch with jo. fema officials say today s last good day, pack up, get out, evacuate, are people listening? reporter: the time to evacuate is now, if you haven t evacuated already, we re about 20 miles inland from myrtle beach, this is the main highway that leaves myrtle beach, all four of these lanes are going in one direction, out of myrtle beach and that s an area that s expected to be hardest it. eventually these two waves will lead up to i-95. there s no main interstate out
melissa to you. alex, thank you. you are watching plump liv watcp live in houston. he and the first lady have been helping pack up cars to deliver to hurricane victims in the various shelters and to all those who may not have made it, you know, out to an evacuation place as of yet. so they are on the ground there in houston for the second time in a week and today, they are very hands on. earlier, they were playing with children and you can see now that they are helping to load up a lot of supplies. with me now is kevin, chief washington correspondent for bloomberg news and senior political correspondent for bustle.com. kevin, let s begin with you. compare today s visit to texas to the president s trip there on tuesday. and what does he need to accomplish today? well, i think there s a couple of things. first and foremost, the images that you re seeing from president trump touring these areas as well as really getting that hands-on help and
point where they first tasted freedom after more than a year in captivity in a hostile nation. they had us all set to go the night before the inauguration. they told us pack up. you re ready to go. we re going to leave tonight, and there s no way you can sleep when the night that you re being told you re going to be released, and we got you know, the sun came up the next morning. we were still there.
and we re going to decide after the interviews who we re going to release and who we aren t going to release. cook and the other hostages didn t know it, but their ordeal figured prominently in the 1980 presidential election, which saw ronald reagan defeat jimmy carter. they had us all set to go the night before the inauguration. they told us, pack up. you re ready to go. we re going to leave tonight. and there s no way you can sleep when the night that you re being told you re going to be released. and so this evidently was a very conscious decision as a final slap to president carter to hold us until ronald reagan finished taking the oath of office. the constitution of the united states. so help you god. so help me god. just hours after president reagan s inaugural address and 444 days after their ordeal began, the 52 american heroes boarded algerian jets and headed home.