This is stateline. I had a huge crush on him. He had this amazing voice. Very charismatic and the passion he had for people came through. He was the guy the town woke up to. Morning dj. Steven b. He was funny and had a great love of music. Everybody loved steven b. It was fatally clear not everybody did. Shot him one time in the back of the had. I felt i was in a madefor tv movie. What did happen . The hunt is on. A yacht. I thought why did you get on the boat . A Scheming Businessman and a missing fortune. You are a multibillionaire and you dont have money . I dont think ill ever get another case quite like this. Hello, and welcome to dateline. Steven b. Williams was a man with a goldenvoice. A former dj who found fame, fortune, and a wealth of friends. Then suddenly, radio silence. Stephen b had disappeared. Detectives would follow a trail of clues from the coast of california to a quiet town in montana. They thought the motive was good oldfashioned greed, but the key to the mystery
[america the beautiful] pete: that is the quantico brass quintet performing america the beautiful live from the national museum of the marine corps in triangle, virginia. Because it is memorial day weekend. You can count on fox friends to make sure we are doing justice by it. We are very glad you are here as well as will cain and carley shimkus. Good morning. Carley: good morning. Will: good morning. Carley: it is such a special weekend for this country. So happy to be celebrating it with both of you. Just filled with fun robberies flexion, patriotism and all the gold star families out there who are waking up this morning watches us right now. Hope you can feel a big virtual hug coming from us because we feel so much your sacrifice. Pete: absolutely. Will: we remember fallen soldiers on this memorial day weekend. We are asking you to send in photos to friends@foxnews. Com. Pete: share them all morning long we want to share them with our audience all morning long. Each soul is special.
murdoch s role in all of this chaos? brand-new reporting about that coming up. but, first, it is a literal political storm in the south. this week showed that the problem of parallel news universes, the problem with alternative realities of information does not just apply to politics. it even applies to the weather. it even affects the way that natural and man made disasters are perceived. texans were left in the dark and the aftermath is just starting. thankfully, the power is mostly back on. the weather is warming up in texas this weekend. but the water crisis is massive. disruptions in water systems are affecting 14 million texans right now. and don t forget about louisiana or oklahoma. both of those states also hard hit as well. so let s truth sandwich what happened in the past week. truth sandwich. start with the truth. the power outages in texas were largely due to problems at coal and gas fired plants. wind farms ran half of what was expected with some turbines frozen.
country. he almost died in world war ii, he had a life of service defending this democracy and we honor him today for his entire life. senator dole began his career serving the united states on the battlefields of europe during world war ii as so many here know. 80 years ago this week, on 7 december, 1941, the japanese launched a surprise attack on what we now know as a day of infamy, an attack on our fleet at pearl harbor. senator dole was just a humble kid from russell, kansas, whose family had struggled through the depression, to the dust bowl and on that day, on 7 december, 1941, he was just a freshman in college at the university of kansas. and like many young americans, like you, like my mother, like my father, like many of our mothers and fathers, the surprise attack on the united states on that day invoked his patriotic spirit and began his journey into the hell of combat. second lieutenant dole was assigned to the famous 10th mountain division and we are blessed toda
was in terrible trouble. president reagan started a commission and ronald reagan and tip o neil. you can t get further on the political extremes than that. bob dole was a key member. they saved social security and kept it solvent and he worked together with a lot of democrats to pass the americans for disabilities act which of course he felt very personally his disabilities he suffered as war wounds in world war ii. and also expanding food stamps, which was very good for america, also good for the farmers in kansas that he worked on very hard with a liberal democrat george mcgovern. it was an old-fashioned democrat who understood if you don t compromise and legislate you don t get things done. we don t see nearly enough of that in washington right now. one other quick thing i would like to add. i don t know if somebody said it already this morning. i didn t realize it was there at the national cathedral, the beautiful cathedral on mount st. all bin that bob dole married eliza