it's scary. not just for texas but the nation. we appreciate it? >> thank you. have great day. >> todd: you as well. great welcome you, my friend. >> ashley: great being with you as well thanks for having me. >> todd: you always thank me. i'm not in charge of this decision. >> ashley: not your turf. >> todd: "fox & friends" starts right now with another friend in the center seat, carley. ♪ ♪ >> 19-year-old suspect in custody after a violent shooting spree broadcasts on social media. >> this guy had charges. >> we got to this point because of failures of the left to treat criminals as the criminals they are. >> no one is coming into the united states has not been through a thorough screening. >> inspector general's report stating that the biden administration put national security at risk. >> dhs lacked critical data to properly screen. >> a lot of people got on those airplanes that had nothing to do with the u.s.

>> i don't mind being taxed more but the idea soak the rich billionaire tier that sell that elizabeth warren you are everything wrong with politics. >> 24 hours ago and coming bang and getting northerly big win. he is a hell of a player and now i'm in the semis. will that's the fun stuff. this isn't. suspected of live shooting. >> carley: cam page comes just days after police found the body of billionaire heiress and missing mom eliza fletcher and as they hunt for another kidnapping suspect. >> steve: that's right. griff jenkins who knows memphis very well here to give us all the details on this thursday morning, griff. >> good morning, steve, carley and brian. a terrifying 24 hours as memo

feigns were told to shelter in place as he carried out serial shootings four dead and three injured across eight crime scenes. it ended in a high speed crash after he crashed the car that he had carjacked. the worst part of it all he should have been behind bars, not out on the street carrying out violent rampage. this is what we know about kelly's past. in 2020 he was charged with first degree attempted murder, aggravated assault. employment of a fire department with intent to commit a dangerous felony and reckless endangerment with a deadly weapon. he was sentenced to three years. but only served 11 months after his attempted murder charge was downgraded to aggravated assault and he was released in march of this year. strict land had this reaction. >> if mr. kelly served his full

three year prison he would still be in prison today. and four of our fellow citizens would still be alive. >> griff: this just a day after the discovery of a body of memphis mother and heiress eliza fletcher. abston henderson due back in court today. he, like kelly, had a long rap sheet, look here between 1995 and 2,016 times. age 11 arrested for theft. age 14, convicted of rape. age 16 abducted a lawyer at gunpoint and served 20 years of a 24-year kidnapping sentence. meanwhile, tomorrow morning at 4:00 a.m., fellow runners of eliza will run to meet in her honor as they remember the kind mother and teacher that she was. ♪ this little light of mine ♪ i'm going to let it shine ♪ let it shine ♪ let it shine as you mentioned,

carley, police are looking for a it second suspect of the kidnapping of a mother and her one-year-old young son outside of a target store. the one suspect you are looking at here will haste is in custody. the other suspect is at large. the mother and 1-year-old were released. but i can't stress enough steve, carley and brian, how much this city, a sleeping city down on the mississippi river on the south is on edge. people are reaching out to me left and right saying they are terrified. they have never seen anything like this. >> steve: the thing about it, and there has been a spate of murders in memphis of late and the king, which we have been profiling over the last couple of days. griff, it seems like this guy who is now in custody 19-year-old ezekiel kelly seemed like he did random things in the beginning. didn't get a lot of attention for his crime spree where he wound up as you said 8 separate shooting, four dead, three

injured. didn't really get a lot of attention until somebody called the cops around 6:00 last night hey there is a guy live streaming on facebook from the auto zone and he says he is going to kill people. >> griff: let me just tell you, also, in the hearing when cleotha henderson back in court i have a handful of friends concerned about this be in court again today. they were there yesterday and the day before. because they are upset about the fact that these criminals keep getting out. let me just read to you a friend who i knew well in high school sent me this saying, griff: how many people do you know that can say my friend's niece, that's eliza was while jogging and murdered. my neighbor's son was murdered. my son's best friend was held up at gunpoint in driveway. a mom from our school was followed home and raped in her own home in front of her son and i can't even tell you how many carjackings have happened to friends i know. this is not chicago.

this is not new york. this is a small loved city where memo feigns have the most pride. will rendezvous ribs, home of elvis and bb street. it doesn't hand there right now they feel the officials are not doing enough. >> brian: don't this have a problem hiring cops. >> griff: it's widespread, the complaints. not just the policing and you see memphis police trying to take also the sentencing. they want this thing called truth in sentencing which is to hold criminals accountable and hold them in jail for the crimes they committed not in the case of ezekiel kelly who had his murder charge downgraded to aggravated assault that's why he was able to be out for 24 hours livestlivestreaming this rampag. >> steve: absolutely right. griff, thank you very much. because it was in 2020 he was charged with first degree murder

and reckless endangerment, he was sentenced to three years but he only served 11 months and the mayor is absolutely right. had that guy been serving the full sentence -- and we don't know why he was released early probably because he was younger and there are a lot of cities that are soft on crime. that guy would not have been out on the street to commit this string of carjackings. we need to point out he not only murdered people but griff just mentioned the carjacking, i think he carjacked three or four different cars. he killed a couple of people and walked up to somebody who is just sitting in the car and murdered them in their car. >> carley: 2020, 17-year-olds charged as adult for attempted murder. even if he was given -- even if he served the full three years. i still think that's a slap on the wrist. >> steve: attempted murder three years. >> carley: the mayor is right says if he was still behind bars none of this would have happened. repeat story with the mom eliza

fletcher who the suspect there was sentenced to 20 years in prison or 24 years in prison, served 20 years. got out in the year 2020 and if he was still behind bars, and he could have been if he served his full time, she would still be alive. >> brian: they don't want to get along in society. they want to destroy society. they deserve to be locked up. we have got to stop giving people that don't even want a second chance a second chance because they use it as a chance to commit more crimes and ruin more lives. senator tom cotton sees this pattern. >> it's another horrifying string of crimes in memphis. people of memphis deserve much better than what they have gotten from city government in just the last few days have you seen these crimes and reflective of crime going back to memphis. reflective of crime in cities across america. we have gotten to this point because of failures to treat criminals as the criminals they are. killers like we have seen tonight are depraved sociopaths. they need to be locked up or

executed. that's the way to keep our citizens safe from these criminals. >> brian: this has got to be a major political issue. if you don't bring this up be and running for any significant office, that is criminal. number two, i think the other thing to follow up on is the fact that this guy, when he was in the police car, there is pictures of him smiling. >> carley: smiling. >> brian: he was having a great time. you understand there is people in this world they don't warrant sympathy and empathy. that is one of them look at that shot he would have killed more. >> carley: bragging about it on facebook. clearly dealing with a very sick individual who yesterday spent an entire day murdering people. this is really a huge and horrifying situation because he. >> brian: does he look upset there? >> carley: not at all. the public bus service was suspended. a minor league baseball stadium with game underway was placed on lock down.

two college campuses in the area. university of memphis and rhodes college both placed on lockdown. like you said he recorded it all on facebook. now facebook profile has apparently been removed. reporting that there was already violent posts on it, concerning things that he was saying and so many times when these crimes happen, they are so predictable. >> steve: right. but this guy had a violent criminal past. what's different about him and murders sadly happen every day. what happened yesterday in memphis happens all across the country when it comes to carjackings and murders and people getting held up at atms and stuff like that. but what's different about this and maybe it explains why the guy is smiling. i mean, he live streamed it as you pointed out. it wasn't -- he wasn't just going to commit, you know, robberies and carjackings, it was essentially performance. he showed people on facebook what he was doing he can be seen

getting out of the auto zone. picked up a gun and fired on the guy twice. before he looked into the store he looked into the camera this is no faking this is real blank. this is going to be real. and somebody apparently in the memphis area was watching and called the cops and they were able to identify him generally and identify the car, which gave chase. then he got out of that car, carjacked another car. a dodge challenger and that's the one he wound up crashing into something when the cops were chasing him. >> carley: this whole crime spree started apparently some reporting 1:00 a.m. so almost tuesday. and then the first time that police issued a public service alert was at 6:00 p.m. after that person saw the livestream on facebook. and i'm con wondering why it took police so long to connect the dots. it could be because there is so much violent crime going on in

memphis right now they didn't realize it's just another wednesday. they didn't realize all of these crimes are connected. >> not enough cops and follow up and no punishment, so cops aren't motivated this guy is going to be out shortly again put their lives on the line dealing with those mutants? you got to be killing me. the story in the "new york post" today a woman with a machete just whack ago guy in the head. fractured his skull. yeah. we arrested her a few days ago with the shame machete. gets out again. doesn't even spend a minute in jail. >> carley: there is a cop shortage in memphis crime is up year over year and we are seeing it unfold a. >> steve: all across the country. >> carley: mark cuban unleashing on tax policies. one person is he calling out by name. >> screw you elizabeth warren. you are everything wrong with politics.

>> okay. >> steve: we are going to tell you what else the billionaire had to say coming up. >> brian: 100 percent right. how an american went from sleeping at a tennis center to the u.s. semifinal. ♪ ♪

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>> ashley: we begin with a disturbing case out of las vegas. a top democratic official is accused murdering a newspaper reporter who wrote stories about his alleged corruption. robert telles is accused of stabbing jeff german to death

last month. surveillance shows him walking around the neighborhood wearing gloves, straw hat and he lost his primary election about a month after gear men wrote articles exposing claims of emotional stress, bullying and favoritism. is he due in court later today. now to a fox weather alert a wildfire that is firefighters in california sweating it out as they battle a series of wildfires during a record heat wave. major blazes burning out of control in both southern california and the sierra nevada. some residents forced to evacuate due to the coyote fire near the border. get all the latest updates by down loading the fox weather app. for free. children peppa pig introducing a same sex couple to the show. the episode depicts a pair of polar bears with two mothers. first time in almost 20 year history of the show that a same sex couple has been featured. the move comes after more than 200,000 people signed a petition

calling for stronger lgbtq representation in british children's shows. and a night of highs and lows at the u.s. open. car lois pulling off an incredible behind the back shot in an epic battle. they made history in a match that lasted over five hours. walked away with the well thought win against the number 7 seed. 22 seed france's tiafoe first black american to reach the semi finals 1973. last american woman standing jessica falling number one seed consecutive sets and those are your headline's guys, back to you. >> steve: steve that one long match ended at almost 3:00 this morning. >> ashley: crazy. >> steve: it kept going and going and going. >> brian: got to be up early and

play again. >> steve: thank you very much. >> brian: after you won the u.s. open is it hard to get to sleep? >> steve: no. >> carley: rock star? yeah. >> steve: by the way ainsley is off today. it's hayden's first day of school and we have got carley on the couch. >> carley: i am not ainsley. news flash there. >> steve: great to have you. >> carley: happy she is with her daughter as she should be. >> brian: got to sleep in an extra hour. >> carley: i got sleep in an extra hour. i got a little nervous. has this ever happened you wake up in the middle of the night and look at the alarm clock what's happening? is everything okay? it was 10:00 at night i was like is it 10:00 in the morning? >> steve: you only have one alarm clock? >> carley: i actually have three. >> brian: and a butler. >> carley: no. i don't have that. >> brian: just interviewing? >> carley: next year i will. >> steve: do you know who has butlers the rich. the super rich. one thing you hear all the democrats and they have got these grand plans to, you know,

do great things but who is going to pay for it? well, they always have the same mantra, it's they are going to soak the rich and somebody who has been saying that for a number of years is elizabeth warren, the senator from the commonwealth of massachusetts. just take a look. here are some of her greatest hits on taxing the rich. >> one thing we need to do is to get the billionaires to actually pay income tax. we have a debt problem partly because the very richest people just aren't paying. >> we all understand the importance of making sure that billionaires who have been paying virtually nothing in taxes are forced to pick up and pay something to help run this country. >> the 99.9% paid 7.4%. i'm tired of free loading billionaires. >> brian: it was not too long ago when we had that mantra probably the 80's greed is good? we used to hail people who were

successful whether in finance or anything else. wow, look at the size of the car. wonder what that guy or woman does. i wonder how they made their money. wow, they must have cheated they must not be paying their taxes. an accountant robbed people or took advantage to be successful. it's wrong backwards way of thinking that has people instead of looking up to the successful resenting the successful. another self-made billionaire is mark cuban that fits that description. >> carley: that's right. here's the soundbite of the week, i would say. mark cuban making it very clear not a fan of senator elizabeth warren. >> i don't mind being taxed more. i wrote a blog 20 years ago most patriotic thing can you do after military service is pay your taxes that's what allows everybody, you know, to live and to prosper. but, yeah, the idea of just soak the rich, billionaire tier let's sell that cup? screw you elizabeth warren. you are everything wrong with politics. >> okay.

>> steve: i wonder how he feels. >> brian: he works 80 hours a week. he takes tremendous risks. not every idea he has yields great revenue. but he takes tremendous risk in life. and he instead of people saying well, how did you do that? you have other people saying why don't you pay me more? why don't you work 90 hours a week. why don't you take your capital and put it into that. why don't you spend this much time away from your family in order to invest and put your attention on something else for a short period of time to try to make our country better. to make you more successful. but, in the same process, do you know how many people that mark cuban has hired? do you know how many people who he is giving careers to and an opportunity to be successful? that's what happens when our society. successful people hire other people who can learn from them, grow their company and eventually it spin out on their own. there is no appreciation are ever talk from politicians, the risk they takes, try to make

our economy grow and make themselves successful and the ripple effects through there. all we hear about is give me more money. tax a little bit more. and be resentful of the person with the nicer car and bigger house. i don't know where this came from. >> steve: ultimately, the rich just pay the taxes they owe. if you don't like the rate, change the tax rate. change the tax code. and there have been movements throughout history but when it's finally time, push comes to shove, it's funny how not enough democrats and republicans get on the same page. so they never really jack up, they never really tax the rich. because, if you ask a number of liberals what a fair tax rate would be. they might go if you are a billionaire, what about 75%? why not 85%. >> carley: mark cuban a very successful businessman. $4.6 billion. is he not criticizing elizabeth warren because he is afraid that more of that money will go away. he has a lot to go around. what he is saying it would be that taxing corporations like you said, steve, at a higher rate, which did by the way

happen in the inflation reduction act, base of 15%. and taxing wealthy people more than what they owe is bad for the economy. because it disincentivizes hard work. makes people pay to put money in corporations offshore. the irs in 2018 says the top 1% of taxpayers pay $616 billion in income taxes 40% of all income taxes. >> if you take the state and federal taxes you are paying over 50% in blue states to the tax man and woman. how about this? if 87,000 new irs agents out there the cost of $87 billion, do you know how quick the president has been spending other people's money over the last 18 months? >> steve: i have got a great idea. >> carley: what? steve: let's have elizabeth warren take her proposals and, you know, write them up as you would a business proposal.

and then have her appear on shark tank and let's see if she can make a cogent argument why they should tax the rich. >> carley: that would be more soundbites of the week from mark cuban. >> steve: we got one good one. >> carley: yep. >> brian: new emails reveal president biden's son hunter was happy to introduce business associates to a top chinese official. >> carley: lara trump reacts to the latest hunter headache coming up ♪ somebody ♪ you know that i could be somebody ♪ find your beat your moment of calm find your potential then own it

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♪ ♪ >> ashley: welcome back. we begin with this. john fetterman has reversed course deciding he will debate republican challenger dr. mehmet oz ahead of the senate election. he previously shut down the idea citing previous health issues after suffering a stroke. oz's campaign team big news john fetterman agreed to debate secret debate. we don't know where, don't know when, we don't know how. it's a big secret. new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez is getting a lot of attention for the controversial comments she made during her cover story interview with gq magazine. the squad member saying, quote: imagine working a job and your bosses don't like you and folks on your team are suspicious of you. and then the competing company is trying to kill you.

the congresswoman also opened up about her relationship admitting she wasn't sure if she could marry a white man earlier this year she didn't know if interracial relationship was right for her. all rise for the 55th time aaron judge cranked his 55th home run against the minnesota twins. judge is just seven home runs away from breaking the franchise record which holds at whopping 61 bombs. and can't stop, won't stop. angels mvp hopeful hitting his 33 home run of the season last night against the detroit tigers. okay. so apple unveiling the iphone 14 yesterday showcasing a series of new safety features. this new gadget can send out emergency sos satellite in case you get lost or help in emergency. detection alert 911 in it senses number of a car accident.

most surprising deal of the day apple did not raise their prices to keep pace with inflation. those are your headlines. pack to you. >> steve: that is unusual. thank you, ashley. newly uncovered email raising more security -- scrutiny, that is to say, over hunter biden's business ties with china. his business associate, the nephew of notorious crime boss whitey bulger emailed hunter about a chinese contact he sat with at a dinner he attended with joe biden in china hosted by president xi. bulger wrote, quote: it would be very helpful if you could please send a brief email to mrl if he could meet your local partners to discuss the fund to which hunter replied in part that he would be happy to do this. that all comes as the federal judge white house officials including dr. fauci and the press secretary to turn over email with big tech companies as

they are accused of co-including to censor info on hunter biden and mail-in voting and covid and stuff like that. lots to talk about. let's start once again with fox news contributor lara trump. hey, lara, good morning. >> good morning, steve. >> steve: so does it surprise you that it sounds like hunter biden said he would be happy to introduce his business associates to these high ranking chinese people? >> i mean, does it surprise anyone at this point and, gosh, we are getting really messy the bulger family involved. it's really kind of remarkable. i think, steve, every week we get a little more information, it seems, about what we really nknew in october of 2020 when te hunter biden laptop kind of came to light. we know that while he was vice president of the united states, joe biden was happy to have his son hunter accompany him on all of these aofficial transcription. it appears, in order to leverage his father's position as vice

president to make mope for the biden family and whether we are talking about china which we know is true. china, russia, we know the biden family has profited to the tunes of millions of dollars from all of these countries and i got to tell you, we all know how different this would be if instead of being hunter biden it happened to be hunter trump who had done these things. it would be treated totally differently. i think people look at this sort of thing and they say wait a minute, how is it that we have a sitting president of the united states who could potentially be compromised in his decision-making based on the things that we know now about his son, his son's business dealings, joe biden has repeatedly lied about any information he has had about it. we know that those were lies. we know that he knew. but then you see the fact that they are able to just at the drop of a hat raid mar-a-lago. they are able to label parents going to school board meetings

as domestic terrorists. yet, nothing gets done about this. there's more information leaking out every day that suggests that joe biden as president could be compromised at our national security at a certain point could be compromised by hunter biden, by the biden family business dealings. it is very scary stuff right now. >> steve: lara, hunter biden in these emails that fox digits has reviewed said he would be happy to introduce business associates to top chinese officials. i wonder if white house officials are very happy that karine jean-pierre and dr. fauci are going to have to turn over their email to find whether or not they were in cahoots with big tech to tamp down the story about hunter biden or disinformation as they referred to it regarding covid. so it will be interesting to see what they are able to reveal with that. >> yeah. well, i think we are all very closely watching this.

gosh, how many times were conservatives censored? i know it happened to me time and time again. they would put a banner at the bottom of anything i posted. take it offline totally. crazy part, steve, so often all of this information has turned out to be true whether with covid, whether with hunter biden's laptop. whatever it might be in retrospect. don't forget not too long ago, they wanted to have a disinformation czar who could be in charge policing this sort of thing the bottom line here in the united states of america you cannot stifle people's freedom of speech to fit your political narrative but that is exactly what it looks like was happening at least from the white house in this situation with social media companies. this is something we should absolutely pay attention to because if this sort of thing is allowed to happen here in america we are no better than china. we are no better than north korea. it's a very slippery slope from here on out. >> steve: well, we remember back

in 2020 big tech called it disinformation about hunter biden just being reported by fox news the "new york post" and the daily mail until the "new york times" and "the washington post" in the last six months or so said yep, we verified it. it's real. >> steve: all right. stay tuned. let's see what happens. lara, thank you very much for joining us on this thursday. >> you got it. >> steve: all right have. great day. meanwhile, speaking of hunter, coming up, we are going to have the actors, lawrence fox, john james and director robert davi from the new movie "my son hunter" are going to be with us live here coming up at 8:30 this morning. that's a little sneak peek. meanwhile it is 6:337 here in te east. janice dean new fox weather documentary airing tonight. she is here with a preview. a full-time job straight out of high school with no college debt. how great does that sound? that's what one construction

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>> janice: when severe weather strikes there are those first to respond. they're rescuers, they are heroes, they are warriors. >> that's what we focus on. the dirty, unsexy work of cleaning out a home and giving someone their family a vision of what the future could be. >> a new fox weather documentary is profiling the fearless first responders who brave the worst elements to save lives and our very own janice dean hosts weather warriors heroes on the front lines and she joins us now with more. janice, i love this idea. profiling and highlighting the real weather warriors, the

people who put their lives on the line to save others during these weather events. tell us about this documentary. >> well, you know, fox weather came to me and said what are you passionate about? obviously i have been here at fox for almost 20 years now. covering some of the worst storms over the last two decades including hurricane sandy who we talk about that storm and first responders response here in new york and new jersey. i told them i am passionate about first responders. my husband is, you know, he has been a firefighter for 27 years now. is he a chief within the department. so, you know, i think bringing those two things together because sean will come to me and say what about this storm? because he fills out a lot of documentation for firefighters, for upcoming convenience, including storms, so he will say to me does this storm look like it's going to effect new york city because that means i have to warn -- >> carley: your jobs are kind of linked. that's what we talk about. sean did not appear in the documentary as much as i would love him to be in it. you know, he is shy on camera.

that's what i love about him as well. he is, you know, behind the scenes hero. and i talk to, you know, our members of team rubicon who i'm very close to. five years ago i went out and we assessed the damage that happened because of hurricane harvey. and matt colvin, who is the strategic director of team rubicon sat down with me and talked with me about his service and how he came to be with team rubicon. take a look. >> about 70% of them are veterans. some sort of service. the remainder really ends up being first responders or those that want to help. and that are committed to a little bit harder work than the traditional volunteer may be. serving again with purpose is so meaningful for so many. >> carley: i know team rubicon means a lot to you and they do so much during these storms? >> janice: right. it's people who lived a life of service and after retirement they still feel the need to

serve. they have a serving heart. that's why i love this organization so much. it's a lot of, you know, retired military people who go out, firefighters and police officers as well. >> carley: absolutely. >> janice: we talk about the fact that my husband is probably going to retire in the next year and first call he makes is to team rubicon. >> carley: god bless him. that doesn't surprise me. you have covered so many natural disasters including hurricanes. of all the storms you have covered which one is the most memorable to you? >> janice: well, hurricane katrina, obviously. one of the worst storms to hit the gulf coast, killed over 1,000 people. hurricane sandy, because it happened here in new york, and i had to be on the air while my husband was also trying to, you know, be a first responder, i remember that very well. and the fact that we went on air before really any other media outlet to talk about the impact, the potential impacts of sandy 10 years ago. >> carley: you know that when you are in that situation, when you are the victim of a natural disaster that is larger than

life and you lose all of your belongings, you just will always remember that person that comes to your aid and says it's okay. everything is going to be fine. they are material things. come with me. and people save lives. and that's incredible. >> janice: if there is one take away from this documentary, it's the best in humanity that come out after the storm. you know, strangers helping strangers. that's the common thread through this documentary. >> carley: and we do cover the storms so much. we cover the victim stories a lot. but sometimes those first responders and those heroes that are putting the people in the boat. we don't really get to know them that well. and that's why this is great that this documentary is airing when is it. >> janice: tonight at 10:00 p.m. we also talk about 9/11. 21st anniversary coming up on sunday. some of these first responders, their first day was 9/11. >> carley: wow. janice dean just said, weather warriors, heroes on the front lines tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern time on fox weather. janice, thank you so much. >> janice: thank you so much. >> carley: love you for it.

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after graduating and working a summer apprenticeship. harrison and boroughs in new york says the average pay can go up to $50 an hour with full pension and benefits. you might get a million dollars in your pension by the time you are done. the coo chris joins us now. hey, chris, tell me about this program and why it should be attractive to high schoolers coming out. good morning, thanks for having me. we have been able to take in high school students that are juniors going into their senior year and give them 200 hours worth of work at our main office in albany here. they get some hands on experience and there is opportunity for them to come on with us full time after graduation. >> brian: there is a stigma that you have got to go to college to get that great job. do you think that is starting to change now?

i know it's not the reality. but do you think the perception is beginning to change? >> >> i think that, you know, certainly day in this day and age college is not for everybody. with the rising cost of tuition. we can provide a great opportunity for those folks that may not, you know, the path to college might not be the best path for them. so, when they come on, they can come on at 1 years old make a steady wage and have a sustainable career going forward. >> great program. they teach you a trade. they teach you responsibility and man you get connections especially in apprentice program like you have. when they walk away walk away with a great pension. they have made a lot of money over the years and they don't have that student loan debt that is so prevalent these days.

>> brian: what skills do you need and what are you expecting physically from a somebody who could would take a job like that? >> i think that, you know, we work nine months out of the year. we are a seasonal employer. we start our construction season in march and we generally end right around thanksgiving. so these guys work, you know, work very hard for nine months out of the year and get the winter time to recover and come back fresh in the spring. >> brian: what kind of money do you make starting off? >> we work on the prevailing wage rate system determined by the department of labor. so labor can make between 65 and $75,000 a year in their paycheck and put another probably 30 or $40,000 in their pension. >> brian: what attracted you to this profession, you? >> obviously we are a family owned business. we are going into our second

generation and you know, we are trying to develop the next workforce generation to continue our success forward into the next handful of years. >> brian: are you optimistic? >> pardon me? >> brian: are you optimistic you have the workforce? >> i think it's a challenge. it's a challenge to find qualified people, but i think we are taking it very seriously and doing all the things on our end to make a sustainable future. >> brian: you want a great job look for harrison and boroughs, always looking to hire good people. thank you, appreciate it. patriotic push back one homeowner is getting after being told old glory is flying too high. not happy about it. back in a moment.

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