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stage will be the fourth annual patriot awards. and right now we got about 100 of the members of the band here there will be 5,000 absolute fox news fanatics in the house we hope you watch it tonight on fox nation. >> sold out instantly. after sale on stub hub. [crash] >> brian: i will pick that up later. house lawmakers are calling on the crypto ceo sam bank man freed to testify on the collapse of ftx if we could get him here. >> steve: the crypto company. the call for accountability come as democrats hold on to millions of dollars in campaign contributions from that guy in the picture. >> ainsley: yeah he is down in the bahamas. is he talking to reporters. kevin corke is live in washington with all the details for us, kevin? >> good morning, guys, the house financial services committee is set to hold a hearing on the ftx collapse even as the committee chair maxine waters continues to dodge questions about whether

lawmakers should give back their donations. >> do you think some lawmakers that got donations from ftx's founder should give that money back. >> well, i don't want to get into that matter, both sides, democrats and republicans have received donations. >> by every measure, regulators are beginning to follow the money. ftx dolling out major cash to democrats for the midterms including $27 million to protect our future pac, 6 million to the house majority pac, that's aligned with nancy pelosi and 2 million to the gmi pac. now bankman freed faces possible extradition to the u.s. that comes amid news that his father drafted legislation for massachusetts senator elizabeth warren now sbf as is he known is treating his way through the financial calamity adding 18 more tweets to a meandering thread for which he apologized to his failings adding we got overconfident and careless this

as fresh reporting he may be blaming form everywhere girlfriend, 28-year-old wonderkind who ran the crypto firm al meet toe research which you may have heard about now. age. now, he disagrees with that characterization of the funds. but if that is true, that will certainly quarner the attention of regulators. guys. >> brian: yeah, so, kevin, let me ask you, they are also suing some of the celebrity spokes freedom ftx, david boyce suing them. tom brady, giselle? >> you know how this goes.

if you are an attorney and trying to get any clawback, and even if it's far-fetched. you will try to name as many possible defendants as you can will this go very far? probably not. but this will certainly get the attention of egg glarts that will get the attention of lawmakers and ultimately, maybe, just maybe they will be able to get some claw back. although i think the chances of getting that from these celebrity spokespersons, larry david and others is probably close to zero. >> steve: right, they could simply say we had no idea what their business practices were. we were just talking about it. >> brian: i have no integrity i will sign up for anything anyone gives me. >> steve: tom brady, gisele, david ortiz, shaq. >> >> brian: kevin o'leary prosecute wonderful from the shark tank how could he get caught up in this. >> ainsley: and kevin, how much to the republicans? >> that's great question. because i noticed that maxine

waters said hey he gave to both parties. the truth is, anybody who is honest about this understands where the lion share of the money with a was going. obviously to democrat causes. now, that said, understand there is one thing about washington no matter what people del you, there is almost never a circumstance where only one party is involved probably learn more about where the dollars went in the days ahead. >> steve: indeed. kevin, thank you very much. >> brian: zuckerberg -- thanks, kevin. he could say i gave to both parties a fraction of what he gave republicans he gave democrats. and let's see how this all breaks down. >> steve: i think it was the daily beast or the "new york post" asked some of the people who had gotten money on both sides, one republican, a fellow by the name of kevin hearn from oklahoma, is he in congress. is he going to donate the money he got to a charity. some of the republicans in the

senate, who did not respond what they're going to do with the money, if they're going to give it back, murkowski up in the great state of alaska. you have hoven in north korea. boozeman in arkansas. susan collins in maine. richard burr in north carolina and bill cassidy in louisiana. apparently they all got money from him as well. >> ainsley: and i understand. >> steve: they have not responded what they are going to do with the money if they are going to give it back. >> brian: charlie gasparino pursuing this story for a while. he has been over it. five alarm fire something wrong here. he was on last night talking about it. >> i have been doing a lot of reporting on this. i actually know who this guy is for a change. he was always in the background. i was never quite -- you know, he never quite came on my radar screen until he started buying distressed crypto companies over the last three or four months and try to start this exchange that you know, like fcc approved this change where he had a meeting with gary genesee ler

then he started coming up. and i started of asking myself a question everybody needs to ask themselves. why didn't he raise any eyebrows at the fcc buying this stuff. what was the secret sauce that allowed him to make so much money when the whole crypto universe is getting toasted. steve: two charliens point so much money crypto world last couple of years, it is so lightly regulated, you know, there has been some suggestion that what he was doing trying to curry favor with the people that would write the regulations. but, here they are. all those people who put all that money in it, a lot of people actually owe taxes because they made money. realized capital gains on it and now the money is gone. >> unbelievable to me. >> ainsley: unable to pull their money out how do you pay taxes. >> steve: they took capital gains but ultimately the money

is gone. >> brian: dming with a reporter. flip-flops on hanging out with bad shorts. i don't think it sunk in is he broke and destroyed some lives. >> ainsley: the vioxx reporter said he talked to him and interviewed him in the past. writes him on instagram and dms him and writes back. for an hour they were exchanging dms you can go online and read all of their dms. he is still trying to raise funding needed to pay back all of the depositors. >> brian: good luck with that. >> steve: looking for $8 billion. >> ainsley: who is going to give him 8 billion? >> steve: who going to give him money. today is thursday. what happens a week from today? >> ainsley: thanksgiving. turkey. >> steve: we know for a fact that while everybody looks forward to the biggest meal of the year, this year, thanks to inflation and everything else, there is going to be the average

cost, they did -- they crunched the numbers, it's a 20% higher this year than last year. it's interesting. i have been listening to people who have been talking about how they are going to try to streamline things. some people are going to not do as many side dishes because they take a lot of time and they cost a lot of money. a lot of people are not going to have as many prebig meal snacks. and i have got a tip. do you know what the legendary cook, home chef, julia childs, do you know what she would serve as the prethanksgiving snack to her many guests? little gold fish crackers. >> ainsley: really? >> steve: that was all she did. she were also drinking martinis. >> ainsley: those are really good i eat my daughter's quite often. >> steve: have enough martinis hey who loves anything else i love these little crackers. >> brian: take a look how much everything costs. butter is up 26%. vegetables 18. the turkey itself almost 17. vegetables are 16.7.

potatoes 15%. and biscuits and rolls. there is a chance. ainsley, you have embraced this idea of a cover charge for your family. >> ainsley: right. >> brian: how are you doing? great to see you aunt sally, 28. dessert 29. >> ainsley: we each bring items my mom and my aunt do the majority of it because my grandmother used to split it with her. but then my sister will make something, i will make something. my brother will buy something and bring it. and so we all just bring different things and that i that way we share the costs. and less stress. >> brian: what about hungry man dinner they all have deserts there. >> steve: have that throughout the year. one of the suggestions they make is buy frozen. whether it's vegetables or fruit or turkey frozen is generally cheaper. >> ainsley: less work and cheaper. >> brian: shoot your turkey in the frozen tundra of minnesota and dead frozen. >> steve: another great piece of advice.

for you saying that people should charge their family members. >> brian: that's what i'm thinking. >> steve: this is much like your suggestion that people when they knock on your door for halloween you should charge the trick-or-treaters. how many people came to your door? >> brian: i didn't have many. >> steve: did you have any? >> brian: i had a few. that's a cute little kid, $11 if you like some candy. they would walk away. >> ainsley: does everyone in here remember in college you would go to a questioning party and someone at the door with a big poster that said $10 to get in. this is what we have to do at the kilmeade house. >> steve: we got the money up front. >> ainsley: put the kid on the door. >> brian: i will do it. >> steve: lots to talk about thanksgiving one week away. my wife and i were in walmart shopping in the grocery department over the weekend. a lot of stuff going fast. so, shop early. >> ainsley: do you all the cooking? >> steve: no, kathy. she writes cookbooks. >> ainsley: she does everything? >> steve: yeah.

>> ainsley: you need to help her. >> steve: i help her a little bit. >> ainsley: get the kids to do something. >> steve: marcus luttrell's wife melanie has a sweet potato casserole in cookbook. best thing. >> brian: sweet potatoes in the mres in afghanistan. >> steve: that's why he makes them now. a week to thanksgiving. right now we give thanks, carley shimkus joins us live here on the stage. >> ainsley: we are thankful for you. >> carley: standing here the whole time. covid is over, i'm closer. this is where the lighting is. >> steve: all about the lighting. >> ainsley: all about the lighting. >> brian: so into lighting. >> carley: hungry man dinners are great. i ate them as a kid. >> brian: snack table sitting there by yourself. >> ainsley: salisbury steak. >> brian: never been repeated. >> carley: macaroni and cheese. >> ainsley: or the lasagna. >> brian: big meatball with a dent in the middle.

>> carley: we could keep talking about food but i have news to get. to say waukesha parade killer gets six consecutive life sentences plus over 1,000 years in prison. darrell brooks previously convicted of killing six people and injuring more than 60 others after driving his car through a christmas parade in wisconsin last november. dozens of relatives of those killed and injured attended the sentencing when the horrific attack unfolded, brooks was out on bail for a domestic violence charge. north korea firing yet another ballistic missile into the sea of japan overnight. the weapons test comes as the hermit kingdom promises to boost its military responses to new u.s. security commitments to the region. north korea has conducted a number of -- a record number of missile test this year. firing hundreds of artillery shells into the sea. the rogue regime saying washington is, quote: taking a gamble. it will regret.

>> a bill to provide federal protection to same sex marriages. bipartisan group of lawmakers voted to open debate on the legislation which also includes protections for interracial marriages. a dozen republicans voted alongside democrats to advances bill signaling it will have enough g.o.p. support to pass. and did you hear about this major disappointment for an american ultra marathon runner who thought she set the 100-mile world record fact in february camille herron finished a grueling race in nevada in just 12 hours and 41 minutes. but it turns out the course was 716 feet short. herron telling "the washington post," quote: this is highly impactful on me and my career. i'm 40 years old. of my time is now that i'm in the best shape of my life. these moments can be fleeting. i think she has still got it. who cares about that 700 feet.

>> steve: i'm sure she walked another 700 feet. >> carley: she would have done it no matter still the winner. don't harp on this. >> brian: you have no official capacity though. you can say that. >> carley: but i have a strong opinion so i think that should count for something. >> steve: i do too. >> brian: everyone takes carley's side. coming up straight ahead. joey jones is testing his luck at the casino. there you go. [laughter] >> steve: go ahead, joey. ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: up next, rachel campos-duffy made the trip to florida, too. she is presenting an award tonight. she joins us as we continue live from the seminole hard rock hotel and casino. look at her red, white, and blue. ♪ ♪ time. it's life's most precious commodity, especially when you have metastatic breast cancer.

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>> steve: i did. they said they didn't have any. can you check really? i want to take a nap. what do you make of chuck schumer? there he is talking about 11 million people are in this country illegally. do you think that's a hard number? >> first of all, i think there is more than 11 million. let's get back to his proposition here, the greatest joy in life is having children. having a family. and so solution, you look at his party, nobody has done more to destroy the american family through their policies and through the cultural things that they are pushing. so their solution to a declining birth rate isn't to encourage young people. >> brian: get other people. >> rachel: denying people of the joy of that fixing economic conditions blake it hard to have a family. people want a family. and so i look at this and i think, you know, last week was hard for everybody politically on the conservative side.

and my husband always says if you want to save america, save your family. and i think that what republicans and conservatives need to do is think about the politics because it matters and the policy matters but also, work on your family. don't listen to these people that are telling you foreigners have to have your babies. work on your family. work on changing the culture towards culture is anti-child. >> brian: he says everybody here gets to stay, that's 25 million people who broke the system, broke the rules, and now get rewarded with citizenship. is he crazy? this was the old chuck schumer, listen to this in 2009. >> illegal immigration is wrong, plain and simple. until the american people are convinced that we will stop future flows of illegal immigration, we will make no progress on dealing with the millions of illegal immigrants who are here now and on rationalizing our system of

legal immigration. >> ainsley: wrong then but now it's right? why? >> rachel: also is he pushing for that you will daca. remember we said secure the border first and then we will talk about what we are going to do with daca, that is not happening. the border halls never been more porous. not just people are coming over in drofsz, 6,000 illegals a day. it's more than that it's that we have the most dangerous border in the world. i mean, it's embarrassing as a country how dangerous our border is. cartels run the border and cartels are now taking over in mexico they are so powerful, they are destabilizing mexico. this is our closest neighbor, it's very dangerous, not to mention, of course, the child trafficking a and everything else that's happening. >> rachel talking about the thousands of people who stream over our border yesterday when the federal judge sullivan said title 42 is going to end in five weeks, the worry is it's not

like 5,000, 6 you, though, 7,000 a day. they are preparing for 18,000 people a day to come over. >> i know, it's never going to stop. and one of the things that made me sad about the election last week was kari lake because i actually believed, she was the only one i actually believed on the southern border governors that would actually declare an invasion and stop it in arizona and set an example. i know greg abbott is now saying that he is going to declare it, but, remember, he is saying i'm going to return them to the border. he is not saying i'm going to return them to mexico. >> brian: only has so much power. looks like texas lost a partner in arizona. you know this new governor is probably going to take up those big containers that are temporarily blocking the border now. >> rachel: absolutely. >> steve: rachel, thank you very much. >> rachel: great to be here. >> ainsley: awards tonight. >> rachel: be at the patriot awards. so excited so see where my seat is. >> ainsley: sean was on earlier. you are on.

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♪ >> carley: we are back with headlines, starting with a plea from the nypd rather. police asking the public for help identifying the individuals in this surveillance video. their linked to a citywide carjacking pattern, the crew of armed robbers is tied to at least four carjackings involving get this deliberate fender benders. the victim was attacked after being held up at gunpoint. california congresswoman karen bass becoming the first woman elected to mayor of los angeles. the veteran democrat finishing with about 53 percent of the vote in her race against republican turned democrat rick caruso. bases now is time to get to work

and, quote: house people immediately. talking about the homeless crisis there. now, to an incredible sight in the stands during a low scoring football game. a dedicated fan going viral after building this life-like snowman at last night's western michigan vs. central michigan game, can you believe that? that fan didn't have gloves, a hat or scarf. western michigan went on to win the game 12-10. janice, that's the snow you were talking about. >> that is awesome. i mean, listen, i'm really glad that i'm not there i'm not going to lie. i am here at the hard rock outside where the beautiful pools are and the cabanas to my left. it is spectacular the rest of the country cold. florida the only state not feeling the artic air coming southward. show you the current conditions where we are right now. 69 beautiful skies.

sun is going to come out this afternoon. spectacular pool day. here is the forecast for hollywood, florida, 77 spectacular degrees, 80 degrees in key are looking. south florida good today and tomorrow. a little bit of rain this weekend for you. so, of course, fox weather.com keep you updated on all your forecast details. across the country. we are talking about 20's and 30's. look at memphis is 27. 31 in chicago. 39 in new york. again, i am so glad to be here today for this wonderful patriot award that is happening tonight and then across the great lakes. this is going to be a huge story this weekend, because buffalo, new york, watertown, new york, feet of snow in just a matter of days, we could be top three in terms of top three day snow forecast totals for buffalo, new york. talking about 2 to 3 inches of snow an hour. we could see anywhere from 3 to 6 feet of snow. so, of course we will -- i know it's crazy. crazy, there is your forecast today, so the snow across the

great lakes and fab blues sunshine for florida for the patriot awards, i do have the best location, right, steve, ouncely and brian? there's no question. >> brian: right, not in buffalo. >> steve: janice, are those chase lounges in the water? >> janice: they are, look at that i think that's supposed to be there. i think that's on purpose. >> steve: that is cool. >> ainsley: great for kids they make it like a slope. >> steve: excellent. >> brian: as long as you have a wet suit. >> ainsley: still enjoying it in the water when you get hot splash yourself. >> janice: absolutely. >> steve: janice live from hollywood. >> brian: big news is buffalo has snowover night president biden returning from the g-20 summit taking only one question as he is pressed on that fatal missile strike in poland and where it came from. >> what's your reaction to president zelenskyy saying that the missiles have landed in poland were not ukrainian?

>> that's not the evidence. >> steve: fox news contributor and u.s. marine vet joey jones joins us live from the patriot awards here in hollywood. good morning, guys. >> so what do you make of that? it looks like we were on the verge a couple days ago of world war iii if that missile was from russia, but now it looks like the ukrainians, according to our pentagon, shot it. >> you know what's interesting to me of the three actors saying something, poland, the u.s. and ukraine all saying what you would expect them to say. all saying what is most advantageous for them. ukraine says this is a russian missile. bring those nato forces in and go to war. of course the u.s. says no, that was not a russian missile and we shouldn't just bring those nato forces in and go to war. what do we do as the american people. see the exact same amount of skepticism. not over the legitimacy of ukraine fighting back but the information we are getting from our government about what's happening and there is nothing wrong with that it's true. it's very skeptical.

>> brian: russians should be scrambling to keep a lid on it. instead don't return general milley's call. we talked to them about deescalating they don't care. >> they don't care or -- yeah, it's not that they just don't care this is a difficult war to be fought. the next step is nuclear weapons. nobody wants that. i don't think the russians want that so they're looking for opportunities to win, opportunities to antagonize. perhaps opportunities to just get us to the table. this has been very difficult to watch. for me, i can't give you higher strategy, national security from a 30,000-foot view, i i can tell you i have got brothers and sisters that went to school to take bombs apart. putting their lives on the line because of some of the ways the ordnance is moving around and the way some of the ordnance has been lost. our lack of ability to track what we sent there and where it's gone has had real world consequence force our own military and intelligence and civilians that go around the world and find ordnance lost on the battlefield and put on the

black market that's only going to go up that type of activity only go up because of this. >> those heroes you talk about taking apart bombs on the front lines or first responders going to be in this room tonight for the patriot awards. you are presenting the courage award with harris faulkner, tell us about it. >> i can tell you that the award truly does exemplify courage. what it means is somebody who did something they didn't have to do. and put their life on the line. risk their life. lost their life. to do their job. in a job that needed to be done. can't tell how is winning it. we have got to wait for tonight for that i was able to be in on the secret and i will tell you what, i'm nervous and humbled for this opportunity, that's how much this means for me and how important. >> brian: harris faulkner will be othe stage. >> harris will be the star. i will be backup. impactful. something every viewer that can tune in does. at least for that last half hour of the show this award is really

important. >> six categories and that's one of the big ones. >> watch the patriot awards streaming live on face tonight joey thank you. appreciate you getting up with us. >> okay, can you hit the slots again now. >> i'm hitting the gym. away from the bar and gambling i'm going to the gym. >> steve: i went to the gym yesterday. the view is out at the tool pools where janice is. >> i will take that shallow water at the pool isn't just for kids kids who have electronnenings, can i kind of walk in it. >> ainsley: i love that shallow. young child. that's great she can play right there. >> joe: me and the kids. >> steve: straight ahead we have more from the fox nation patriot awards coming up including lawrence jones who is hanging with the miami central senior high school marching rockets. you will hear them play in just a couple of minutes. ♪ ♪

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♪ >> as you know, we continued with what we said we would do several months ago, barring not seeing any improvements and continue carnage of violence in the city of philadelphia, more people have been injured. more cars have been hijacked and more people have died. that's unacceptable. >> steve: it is unacceptable far left philadelphia d.a. larry krasner impeached by the state house of represents over the handling of city of philadelphia's crime crisis. >> ainsley: the city's crime rate rose each year since he has taken office back in 2018 with more than 560 murders last year

alone. >> brian: "fox & friends" enterprise reporter lawrence jones has spent a lot of time investigating the filly crime issue. he joins us now. so step one impeach him in the house. it's got to go through the senate. but, message sent and he says it's just politics. >> yeah, he says it's politics and he says that the people in the legislature are rejecting the will of the voter. there is no one outside of philadelphia, actually all across the country that is upset with what the crime is going on. allow lawnessness to happen all over that shootings, robberies, carjacking. if you go to one area, you will see them like setting things on fire, open needles all over the place. it's a disgrace to -- once great city. and i think the legislators did the first step, the right step for the voters, where this goes from here, i'm not sure. it's so progressive in pennsylvania. i'm not sure this goes all the way. but, one thing can i tell you, it's a sigh of relief for some

of the voters that are there in philadelphia. it's just a nonsense what is happening there. >> steve: here is the thing, lawrence, they voted him in. they knew what they were getting. and they got what they wanted. >> lawrence: yeah. i hear this all the time because as you guys know i have been covering chicago, filly, all these progressive cities and i think, you know, these -- all d.a.s were backed by george soros, this thought of criminal justice reform. they took it too far. we are not talking about reformed people. we are talking about people after murder after murder, robbery after robbery. and it goes against the philosophy that was once give people a second chance. let them turn their life around. now they extended it empty all the jails. it doesn't matter if they turned their life around. used to be nonviolent offenses now we know for a fact these are violent offenses. you hear the left. every time there is this mass shooting incident, they talk about the guns. got to ban -- meanwhile, every single day this is happening

people on the street. he is next aoc of the senate. he is so progressive but then when you learned they have impeached the d.a., it sends two different messages. so what is going on? >> brian: republicans in control of that body. >> i know this is baby a tough pill to swallow for some people. it has nothing to do with candidate quality it. has to do with a candidate that has a message and goes down on the ground with the people. all right? and until republicans can form -- we have seen some governors be able to do it. you got ga governor brian kemp that was able to almost double his black men support. so a person who knows how to connect with people can sell this message. >> brian: dr. oz spent so much time in philadelphia. >> lawrence: one time to spend time. there is another to go down there with key demographics, have conversations and present a message to those people. and, if you are not connecting with the voter, you can't blame them.

you know, i say this in full transparency. someone has to explain to me how brian kemp blows stacey abrams out of the water and neck and neck with herschel walker. one person was able to connect directly with the people and sale his agenda. until republicans are able to do than 00 ground. it's no longer a major city issue college problem is happening in the suburbs as well. >> steve: down in georgia a lot of ticket-splitting. runoff first week in december. meanwhile, lawrence and nancy grace are going to be standing on this gold star under ainsley's chair, tonight you are presenting the back the blue award, right? >> lawrence: this is important award. i can't wait. you all are going to be interviewing the person that i think is going to be receiving the award. law enforcement under attack. see this crime crisis. the only way we get this under control if we back the men and women. of the 95, 96% of the people that do their job, put on a vest every day to keep us all safe. we know they are quitting in

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balsam fir, yum. a parade of christmas trees decorated by country stars. musicians like luke bryant, keith urban and sam hunt just a few gettingen in 00 fun. proceeds benefit the first responders' children's foundation. we love that ainsley, steve, over to you. >> thank you, carley. everyday american heroes will be honored tonight during the fourth annual fox nation patriot awards. >> steve: that's right. our next guest put her life on the line to save hundreds of runners in the month of march. look at this. florida highway patrol trooper tony sandy hook crashed her patrol suv into a speeding drunk driver who was heading straight towards a 10-k race. and she will receive the backs blue award tonight at the patriot awards, good morning to you, trooper tony shuck. >> it's great to have you. take us back to that day. you knew it was going to happen.

>> yeah. it happened within two minutes when she broke through the barricades and our detours, i had two minutes to make a decision. >> steve: heading for how many runners? >> it's unknown. thousands, hundreds, at that time it was close to the end of the race, so, at that phase typically the walkers. the people that bring their families. their children, their, you know, grandma's and grandpas aunts and uncles. >> ainsley: we all know your story here at fox. you are the only recipient this morning that we're actually telling the audience what happened. we were talking about the waukesha that guy got life behind bars. my gosh that could have happened in this situation if it weren't for you. someone in the front of the lime said to the troopers, y'all there is this car coming through. y'all have to stop it or do something or they are going to run over the runners, so you are at the rest stop at the end of the bridge, you come out and you are just -- you are willing to put your life on the line. what's going through your mind at that moment?

she is going to see the truck and stop. any prudent person would see that tahoe, a marked unit with lights on i was going to do whatever it takes to get her to stop. >> are you thinking i'm a mom i have two kids at home i will could die in this. >> a lot of that runs after warts. >> steve: the impact, describe what that was like it? >> was a hard hit. i wasn't expecting it. like i said in my mind if you saw a video a few seconds later i was very casually driving with one hand because did i not believe that the crash was going to happen. >> ainsley: what did the runners say? did she ever say i'm sorry. >> i haven't had any response from her. but, as far as the runners and the community and the nation, it's been an outpouring of appreciation for what i did. i have had so many runners groups and different types of other law enforcement officers who were involved in crashes similar to mine that reached out and so, it's so overwhelming but

it's amazing. >> steve: tonight you will receive the back the blue award this place holds 5,000 people and they will be on their feet clapping for you today. i know one of the things that you would like to do is to inspire other young women to go into law enforcement. >> yeah. we see a lot of men that do it and there is a lot of women out there that do it, too. so if i can inspire one young woman who is watching this to see because we have a tough society right now. and i'm hoping the next generation of law enforcement will include a lot more female. >> ainsley: i know you were injured in march and then you went back to work in july. how are you feeling? are you still in rehab. >> i'm still going through some physical therapy it will probably be consistent for a while. i'm just glad that i was able to come back to work and finish out my career. >> steve: it is an honor to meet you and to salute you don't. >> thank you. >> steve: tony shuck back the

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