anthony: what is down-home southern cooking? where did it come from? who s responsible? well, it s always useful when asking those kinds of questions, wherever you are, to ask first, who did the cooking back then in the beginning? where did they come from? ashley: when you meet people here, you know that you re seeing a direct descendant of a slave that was here after, um, the slaves were freed. anthony: ashley greene grew up on mosquito beach on james island in charleston. her mother owns the property, which has been in her family for generations. fact of the matter is in the old south back when the dishes, flavors and ingredients of southern cooking, which is to say american cooking as opposed
750,000 homes and businesses still without electricity. down from a peak of two and a half million. the air force 202nd red horse squadron. using front loaders and backhoes to clear debris off the street. meanwhile, in charleston south carolina, people are grateful they were spared a direct hit from ian when it may plan all as a category one hurricane. cleanup is minimal. no storm related deaths. download the fox news app. scan the qr code or go online. frustrations over homelessness and crime boiling over in portland oregon. the city council was questioned about window officials might get the growing problems under
of south carolina you get a sense of why officials here in charleston feel a bit better. when you look at myrtle beach, for example, the storm surge caused rescues that needed to take place along the boardwalk there at the motel. you look at pawleys island, an entire pier was washed away. that was what the police department called historic and catastrophic flooding. so many people say that they have gotten better in this area. the water is receding. but still, a significant impact here in this region. i want you to stay safe. please, my friend, you ve done as a lot, you know how to do this. keep your team stay. even the storms, as they pass through, they can still cause. damage shaquille brewster in charleston. this is what used to be an rv park in san carlos island near the trump factory, across the road from it. look at the broken would, the roofs strewn about. think about the structures that were and the people who call that home. where are these people tonight?
yet, there seems to be a connection. this columnist a year earlier shot his parents and dozens of classmates. he was on prozac. killed his grandfather and ten kids. he was on prozac too this 25-year-old shop she was off zoloft he was on zoloft. in 2014, this 34-year-old it also includes dylann roof, who was a 21-year-old in charleston. we have heard next to nothing about the fact that he was taking ssri or less.
opponents in both of these races. katie arrington in the case of mace race, he s been supporting her. she lost this seat to democrats back in 2020. that s why many republicans here believe this is still a swing district. they believe this race is important for that reason, but up in the seventh district here in the state of south carolina, a tough race for tom rice, no doubt about it. russell fry is a state representative, backed by the former president, but several candidates on the ballot there, this could go into a runoff. so the bottom line here in south carolina is that the former president, his persuasion, his power, will be tested once again but a slightly different context given the fact that the hearings are under way in washington at the very time that people here are thinking about who they re voting and who they re voting for. victor? all right, jeff zeleny in charleston, thank you. severe weather is affecting all regions of the country right now. record heat in the mid