in 1978, chris wade offered jim a piece of undeveloped land in marion county price tag of $203,000. it was just some land on the bluff overlooking the white river. and he said, let s just drive up and take a look at it. jim and susan fell in love with it. we get there, and there s water running through it. and the trees were really beautiful. it was quiet and serene. it was almost like looking at a cartoon of arkansas. jim was sold, but he needed some partners. actually, i got this piece of land up in the white river i m gonna buy. you want to go in with me? i ll take care of setting the financing up. jim wanted to offer bill that opportunity to make maybe a few hundred dollars on it. it would be a little bit of a prestige that bill clinton owned a tract in whitewater. the two couples borrowed money from a local bank and put up a 10% down payment. that same year, 32-year-old bill clinton became the youngest governor in the country. the newly formed whitewater deve
firefighters knocked it down. the smoke clearing. the sooty water running in the streets. and then as the mop-up began, the word flashed out like something electric. the house was occupied. someone didn t get out. and up through the ashes, a mystery flared like a stubborn ember that glowed and smoldered and demanded an answer. the inhabitants of the rented cottage, as investigators soon learned, were two young, beautiful people. the successful glossy types that you might expect to see on a reality show. their names are paul zumot and jennifer schipsi. jennifer, an ambitious, award-winning real estate agent who lived like a rock star, or so said her buddy roy. she s like, i m knocking them out like dominos.
our military has made every single day. they protect our freedom, our liberty, our constitution, our way of life that we often take for granted. i want to thank every woman, men and women in uniform, past and present. thank you for your sacrifice. it will not be forgotten. let not your heart be troubled with laura ingraham taking it away. laura: hannity, great to see you. by the way. i think you should wear one of those salmon color hoodies that davidson wore on saturday night live. what if you just came out one night and did the whole opening, breaking news monologue, in that salmon color hoodies? that would be cool. sean: you are breaking up. i can t hear you. hello? laura: you always do that! when i do a good joke, you always do that. it s like that hold the commercial, can t hear you, water running! sean: hang on, the water is running. marco rubio moment.
we offered many times. seth we started reading stories six, seven years ago of young men and women in iraq in the midst of the most chaotic times where you would have somebody who is 24, 25 years old put in charge of running a town. get the water running. get the sewer up. get the lights back on. and at the time the articles were suggesting that these officers would be hot commodities in business because they ve like army do more before, you know, 7:00 whatever the expression is. they are 25, 26, 27-year-olds who did more before they turned 30 than a lot of people do in their entire lifetime. you actually learn leadership. it s a tremendous amount of responsibility to have to take on the safety and well being of a platoon, of young men and
category 2 and 3 wind gusts here, not sustained but a gust or two, easily to 115. there s the center of the eye right through there, so almost due east of wilmington, so 10 miles from each locations, these places are not that far apart, but we are pretty close. we have a crew down here in carolina beach just beginning to get the worst of the eye right now. the worst of what you are seeing on the map will be this, because the onshore flow is pushing in now. emerald isle just checked in with a surge, and the highest spot was about 12 feet, and that means most of the islands and homes have water running under them or water running smack dab into them because of the east