it mentioned frank luntz.ording to the lawsuits, lunts proposed perdue pharma adapt a strategy of emphasizing "key messages that work." those words were spelled in all caps for emphasis. one of those messages -- and p we're quoting -- is not addiction. it's abuse. it's about personal responsibility. right. so your 19-year-old just died of a drug o.d. after purdue pharma flooded your town with addictive narcotics, but stop complaining. it's her fault she died. it's about personal responsibility. this is the guy republican leaders just went to this week for "messaging guidance on hot topics." you wonder why you no longer recognize the party that you vote for. pedro gonzalezha is a senior writer with american greatness. he joins us tonight. pedro, thanks so much for coming on look, i -- i -- i don't want to be unfair to frank luntz who is not an evil person and i don't want to suggest that. and i don't think he's the cause for the republican party's problems. i do think, however, he's a is symptom, clearly a symp

interesting you mention frank lampard. _ months. interesting you mention frank lampard. much is this months. interesting you mention - frank lampard. how much is this team has? ., ., ., , ., ~ ., ., has? yeah, i mean, do you know what, frank is mr— has? yeah, i mean, do you know what, frank is mr chelsea _ has? yeah, i mean, do you know what, frank is mr chelsea and _ has? yeah, i mean, do you know what, frank is mr chelsea and he _ has? yeah, i mean, do you know what, frank is mr chelsea and he is _ has? yeah, i mean, do you know what, frank is mr chelsea and he is always i frank is mr chelsea and he is always going _ frank is mr chelsea and he is always going to _ frank is mr chelsea and he is always going to be — frank is mr chelsea and he is always going to be loved. you will hear chelsea — going to be loved. you will hear chelsea fans singing his name today. a lot of— chelsea fans singing his name today. a lot of figures players came through— a lot of figures players came through because frank opened the door and _ through because frank opened the door and i— throug

frank was the former heavyweight _ frank bruno name.r heavyweight champion of| frank bruno name. frank was the i former heavyweight champion of the world. the current heavyweight champion of the world, if people can associate these huge, big strong man, if they can crumble and have problems, anybody can, and it inspires people to come forward and say, actually i am struggling. katie not the say, actually i am struggling. katie got the chance _ say, actually i am struggling. katie got the chance to _ say, actually i am struggling. katie got the chance to box _ say, actually i am struggling. katie got the chance to box with - say, actually i am struggling. katie got the chance to box with the big man. it got the chance to box with the big man. . , got the chance to box with the big man. .,, ., , got the chance to box with the big man. ., , ., , man. it was actually really fun. he was much — man. it was actually really fun. he was much taller— man. it was actually really fun. he was much taller than _ man. it was actually really fun. he wa

sorry, frank, did you? fang: i want to add something to what we were talking about as far as having a whole chinese-american g.i. unit. yes, it's true that originally the idea that they speak the language and all that. the language is the same, it is the dialect that kills everybody. majority, over 90% of the chinese-americans who served in world war ii from the united states, even though they were born in the united states, chances are their parents immigrated from the southern part of china. that is all it is. back then, mandarin and cantonese were not the main languages, it was --, which is local dialects. just from a small part of canton , china. when they were to china, they were stationed in szechuan province, that is a different dialect altogether. mandarin was spoken with the units deployed in that area of the attorneys -- of the chinese army, so you had a lot of issues. the other thing i found out by talking to some of the seniors from my legion post, a lot of them were traveling back and forth. wi

for her wedding day when she met frank nixon within three months. they got married look at the special frames that are made on those two pictures. those frames were made by hand by richard nixon when he was a small boy and he surprised his mother and gave it to hannah nixon as a gift. please notice the title of one on the left says mother's boys. it's a beautiful poem and hannah nixon cherished it because she had five sons directly to the right of that frame see a lovely picture of the four boys. it's a great picture to see because he i will explain to you all the four boys that were born in here, but the fifth boy was born later in 1930. he never lived in this house. so, but please direct your attention now to the dress of the dresser was made by hand by richard nixon's uncle and the wonderful photograph how wonderful it is to have a photograph of sarah. and sam wadsworth nixon the paternal grandparents of richard nixon to the right of that is the bible that bible belonged to the firstborn harold nixon one of a treasures. there's many treasures, bu

here is the interesting about frank.at, he also advises the leadership of the republican party. so frank works for google and nike and delta air lines among many others. several years ago, how to blame rural americans for thousands of young people in rule america drop dead of opioid o.d. he is not someone that normal people would go to for advice if you are running the republican party, you definitely wanted because frank is effectively a democrat. we know this because we've listened to him. now, the focused groups that he conducts, in real life, they bear no resemblance whatsoever to the views of actual republican voters. so, again the question is how did someone like this wind up with so much influence in the republican party. why do republican officials listen more carefully to frank and they listen to their own voters? that is a mystery. a lot of people have asked that question in washington. as of three days ago, here was our best guess for life. so, why does frank remain a fixture in republican politics at a time w

frank has been a friend of mine for more than 30 years. i met him with newt gingrich back when they were working on the contract for america. as the democrats took over, they started changing the house around so, yeah, i rented a room from frank for a couple of months, but i'm going back to on

he has stepped it up since frank was there? he he has stepped it up since frank was there?e some of those _ there? he has, it isjust a shame some of those players _ there? he has, it isjust a shame some of those players not - there? he has, it isjust a shame| some of those players not putting there? he has, it isjust a shame i some of those players not putting it out for _ some of those players not putting it out for frank, but injob you don't always— out for frank, but injob you don't always get— out for frank, but injob you don't always get on with everyone, but thomas — always get on with everyone, but thomas tuchel has been fantastic. kate is— thomas tuchel has been fantastic. kate is not— thomas tuchel has been fantastic. kate is not so confidential to what is your score production for tomorrow? t is your score production for tomorrow?— is your score production for tomorrow? , ., , h is your score production for tomorrow? , ., , m tomorrow? i 'ust hope we win. -- not so tomorrow? ijust hope we win. -- not so confident- — tomorrow? ijust hope we win. -- not so confident

pete: one of those men was stephen siller whose brother frank is a friend of mine, and frank told me a secret which i don't know if i'm allowed to share. that it was you that reached out to tunnel to towers, not the other way around. you reached out and said i want to be part of supporting that foundation. how did you find him and why were you the one to reach out. >> this was from my parents also with the mortgage and bills. it always would spur me on to walk so i could assist in this and take the pressures off my mother and father. i had to get involved with it. and i just said we have given $1.2 million so far through the whiskey. $5 from every case sold. we give to first responders associations. there is another $700,000 coming their way that will assist with the mortgages and support the families and the children of those lost in the line of duty. pete: wow. $1.2 million with an additional $700,000 coming from a good whiskey. did you expect to give that amount so quickly to tunnel to towers? >> i was always confident in my whiskey that we would be a successful business. when we

frank: i'm frank. lemonis: frank, how are you? frank: very good, how are you? lulu: alright.rawing table. lemonis: so what i really want to understand is, number one, what's the capacity that you guys can produce at, and number two, how do we drive down costs? how do we simplify the process? you're gonna have a tech pack. tech pack has all the measurements, all the tools, all the materials in one box that says, "make this." a tech pack is a template with all the necessary components such as material, hardware, measurements, labels and directions that a manufacturer uses when building and producing a product. what's the maximum number of bags that this workshop could produce on a monthly basis? florence: well, it depends how many... frank: 15 a day? 15, 16 a day? florence: if i do it fast and good, i can do 5 hours to do a bag. lemonis: and how much an hour in labor? frank: between $25 and $40 an hour. lemonis: how much? frank: $25 to $40 an hour. lemonis: $25 to $40. frank: yeah. lemonis: i'm not sure why frank and florence think that the range is okay to be $25 to $40. it co

our security correspondent frank gardner is with us. good to see you, frank.ond rapidly to threats that we see on the international stage, what does he mean? what does he have in mind?— he have in mind? britain has recently undertaken - he have in mind? britain has recently undertaken in i he have in mind? britain has l recently undertaken in masses shake—up of its entire foreign defence and strategic policy, something called the integrated review, and as part of that envisaged having much more of a global reach looking eastwards, particularly towards the indo pacific enter that end britain is dispatching an aircraft carrier and the flotilla of naval warships to southeast asia. it wants to be more assertive and it knows it cannot do it alone and wants to form alliances with like—minded nations so pretty much at the top of agenda today's meeting and perhaps the most important topic of discussion was china. it wasn't an idea of how to contain, confront or combat china but more how to cope with what the g7 foreign ministers view is a rather aggressive or assertiv

frank holland is here with us.ood to see you. >> reporter: good to see you the eu is putting the brakes on use of the astrazeneca covid vaccine supply the commissioner revealing it had not made new orders from the shot beyond the contract ending next month he did not dismiss the renewal at a later time. biden administration says there is a new phase of the outbreak and more relaxed rules may be coming asked yesterday if it is time to relax indoor face covering dr. fauci says he thinks we will see that officials need to be more liberal as vaccinations increase the cdc will update guidelines almost in real-time as vaccinations increase. >>> the wall street journal reporting that melinda gates first met in october of 2019 with a divorce lawyer. according to the journal. she had worries over jeffery epstein. the couple met with him in 2011. in a 2019 interview, bill gates said he did not have business relationships or a friendship with epstein brian. >> thank you, frank. i want to ask you, frank, about the kentucky der

yes, frank. the family says the 19 year old victim put others before himself, and he would have had so much guilt if he didn't cover his girlfriend from the gunfire. so. loving kids. a grieving mother says her 19 year old son, ashley tansen was selfless, known as 80 to his friends. you key, his middle name to his family, they say the security guard who worked at the v, a hospital had dreams to join the army and become a firefighter last friday night before nine san matteo police were dispatched to the san matteo adult school parking lot for a shooting. police found tansen and the driver seat. he dyed it a trauma center of the mother of your your site. that's heartbreaking. you know who's won? very your son, according to t. anson's family, three people approached hands and while he was sitting in his black hyundai with his girlfriend. and tried to carjack him. the victims used pepper spray. one suspect pulled out a gun is a natural instinct was used by the other shell to cover his girlfriend. so o

i agree with frank.ncreases the propensity for radicalization as people see that their behaviors are actually reinforced but it's also their belief systems that are reinforced and i agree with frank too on the cascading effect of other individuals or other places or officials doing the same type of things when it comes to this sort of ballot work that you're seeing. so, you know, it's not really that hard of an analysis. it's been happening in front of us now for a year, and you know, i just had somebody sending me tweets that i had, i think, from last july or august, and i can't believe it's been this long that we've had individuals saying that this type of stop the steal nonsense would lead to things that we couldn't imagine, like it would continue. and again, you never know exactly what the cascading effects but seeing it right now, you're wondering how much further can this go? i mean, how far down the rabbit hole does this lead and does this lead to violence in the future as people's belief patterns

frank holland is back with those. frank, take your time.la news the ntsb released the report on the fatal crash of the tesla crash in texas it has not concluded what caused the crash or what the driver misused the features on the 2019 tesla model s. the report adds in testing that test of road where the crash happened, the ntsb found it was unable to engage the system known as auto steer which helps the car stay centered in the lane elon musk disputed the auto pilot system could have caused the crash. >>> shares of novavax with steep losses as the company is having difficulty getting clearances. shortages of raw materials are slowing the ramp-up in doses novavax is expected to complete regulatory in the u.s. and uk by the end of next month. now pushing that timeline to september. >>> the ceo of america's biggest mall owners simon property groups is seeing shopper euphoria that outlook with the earnings call yesterday the visits are improving week over week, but it is still difficult to know what will stick and what is short-term brian, back

yes frank. stanford university is one of the sites that's taking part in the fizer covid vaccine trials, and i spoke with one family who had both a toddler and a baby who both got the shots. at eight months old baby sauron is one of the youngest people in fighters covid-19 clinical trials. his older brother, three year old andl was the first child to get the shot at stanford, which is participating in the study, the two children got their first fizer vaccine shots in mid april and this month will get their second doses and bill and his brother sword and only got 1/10 off those their parents, xena and oughta via said the two boys didn't have any major side effects. little baby. it's sort and didn't really have any any reaction at all. and the andal just had a sore arm and little fatigue the day after, and it's all got resolved, the palo alto parents said. they weighed the benefits and the risks, xena said after seeing the vaccine success for adult, she felt it was worth having her children vaccin

we do back by popular demand because frank demand the streaker in.ing a raid delay into the to berkeley high $76. finally he came out like julie said earlier, it was warmer in their shelter in the two. god, i still remember those our initiat into jackson hole, wyoming. thank you for flying united. reckon we'll be landin' soon. phil, honey, you promised-- not till we got there. okay. this year, we're going to a dude ranch with the whole family. mm-hmm. the family. what if dylan buys his own ticket? we'll be sleeping in separate cabins. what if dylan and i share a horse? mm, i hate landing. we'll get through this. alex: wow! it's so pretty. what are you doing? i want my ears to pop. try putting a little rouge on 'em. nobody gets me. wow. isn't this beautiful, little cowgirl? you hate her sparkly outfit, don't you? no, i told you, it's fine. i just didn't like you wearing a matching one. so we haven't told the family yet, but we've decided to adopt a baby boy.

i did find my great grandfather, robert frank, listed. robert, clerk, district, 607 columbia road, northwest. when the original memorabilia log came back from the archives it was placed in a safe. in 1990, the superintendent, ray constanzo, he was in the 82nd airborne in world war ii. he made the determination that it was time to put it back in the amphitheater. the previous historian had said he got a 10 minute notice. they called up and said we were going to put it near the cornerstone. grabbed the peter pan peanut so he looked around and butter jar and those who participated in the ceremony placed their business cards in the jar and put some coins in and a letter, from mr. costanzo, and then they sealed up the replica cornerstone. we do plan to put a memorabilia box in theeplica cornerstone to be opened in 2120 by the employees of arlington national cemetery. it is going to include a declaration of independence and a copy of the constitution provided by the national archives. the tomb guards are going to provide their identification ba

. >> and i am frank somerville.was an emotional and somber vigil where more than a dozen people spoke in shared stories about the man who died in the shooting there at the vta yard. amber lee was there tonight and she is outside city hall now with more on what it was like. >> reporter: frank, the vigil was about 90 minutes long and emotional. we heard from the victims' family and friends about their loss and the immense dedication to their job as essential workers. >> paul de la cruz. >> reporter: san jose mayor samuel carteret the names of each victim killed in the vta shooting. an estimated crowd of 2000 strong came to find solace, including the family of paul de la cruz. >> god took my best friend, husband too soon and i wish i could [ crying ] one last time and tell them how much i love you. >> reporter: the family of a dts bus operator told me they made the sign to show support and solidarity. >> there are no words to express how sad this is to have happened not only in your city, but it is close to home. >> re

frank fryberg, who passed away last week at the age of 94. those of us who had the pleasure to know frank know that he lived a life of service to others. frank joined the navy in 1944 as an electronic technician, and went on to serve 20 years in the navy reserves. frank was a graduate of penn state university, earning his bachelor's degree in physics on the g.i. bill. he later earned his m.b.a. from the university of pennsylvania's wharton school. frank served his community for a decade as a commissioner in manheim township in lancaster county. he was an active member of his church, a national leader of his fraternity, and worked to support countless community organizations over the years. with frarng, you always -- with frank, you always knew where you stood. he always shared his opinions with you, and they were very well thought out. he was recently recognized as one of the most prolific letter writers to the editor in the local newspaper. frank fryberg was a man of exceptional character, of boundless energy and determination, a true servan

frank emma. thank you. now let's bring in our meteorologist college. grogan one of the conditions like it, that's our collar. well you know what, frank? we're actually doing a little bit better tonight. we're seeing a little bit of recovery, so that is good. unfortunately it doesn't last tomorrow, we're gonna be back in. it's interesting and i was talking about, you know the reflect morning being in may. being early. i looked back about 15 years and the last time we had that happened was 2013 and believe it or not, we have red flag morning in april that year as well, so it is early and it is a rough start to this, but here we go. let's talk about current conditions that i'm gonna go up to elevation and let's look at mount diablo, where the winds 23 mph. that's not bad and humidity levels about 36% so i mentioned we've gotten a little recovery going as we started to cool down and get a little bit of more moist air kind of in and if you look down at the service, the wind is also not bad. we have ramped down from where we were earlier today, even as the p

frank alex savage in the newsroom. thank you, san francisco district attorney chase of boudin, who is facing a recall effort is receiving some support from city leaders. san francisco supervisors dean preston and hillary ronin as well as former state senator mark leno. attended a stand with chase event earlier today outside of city hall. they say that this recall effort is supported by republican operatives and wealthy special interests who are trying to divide san francisco. today that politically motivated opponents of chase to bodine are using typical tactics against politicians. they're using fear and they're using misinformation to attack a district attorney at a time when crime and especially violent crime and crimes against women are down by 30% organizers of the recall effort, though, say that movie is so. sean crime they have until august 11 to collect more than 51,000 valid signatures from san francisco voters to qualify for the valid coming up in 5 30 new information about the detective who was shot and kill

he was booehind the dodd frank act. chairman frank, let me start with you.sident wants to raise taxes on individuals earning more than $400,000 a year and raise corporate tax rates from 21%. does that seem right to you? >> you have to start with the basic question. are we now spending at the federal government level of everything we want to spend? even republican senders have said they want to spend almost $700 billion on infrastructure as they define it specifically, physical concrete infrastructure. how do you spend $700 billion that you are now spending without any deficit or raising taxes. the three practices here. maybe a trillion dollars after a compromise or more of infrastructure but i am taking the republican number of 700 or so billion. >> you can't do all three of those. you can't do two of those. you can't increase spending by hundreds of billions on infrastructure and not raise taxes and not add to the deficit. you got to pick. if you want to go forward. you need some tax increase and you decide how to do it. >> governor. >> well look, first of

john hawkes and logan lerman play estranged father and son frank and sean fogle, the latter of whoserving a stretch in prison. unhappily reunited with his dad upon release, sean reluctantly agrees to accompany frank to ireland, following a deathbed request from his mum, who was clearly a screenwriter in her spare time and knew how to spot an off—the—peg, last—wish road movie set—up. initially, things are touchy and hostile, but after meeting up with sarah bolger�*sjewel — yes, she really is called jewel — the frostiness seems to thaw and formulaic movie bonding ensues, albeit temporarily. you wanted clark kent for a father. had clark kent, wanted superman. there's little in end of sentence, that played at the edinburgh film festival way back in 2019, that seasoned moviegoers wonn�*t have seen before, although hawkes does a fine job of quietly portraying the loss and pathos of frank, a man whose son despises him for what he perceives as his weakness and frailty of character. # i kissed my love by the factory wall... # but while this largely sidesteps the blarney romance of wild mounta

thank you, frank. state to state is just part of president biden's plans moving forward. he wants to celebrate more than just independence day this july gold by july, 4th is to have 70% of adult americans. at least one shot and 160 million americans fully vaccinated along with getting shots. two states that need them. the president announced new efforts to increase the availability of walking appointments that local pharmacies and improving vaccine education. the president's announcement comes as the white house let's focus away from herd immunity. ah, goal, many health experts say is elusive and would be better to deliver as many vaccine shots as possible. a top health expert in india is now warning that the coming weeks in that country will be horrible. the number of covid infections and deaths is increasing at an alarming rate, the country of nearly 1.4 billion people has witnessed scenes of people dying outside of hospitals that are overwhelmed with patients. india's official count of coronavirus c

that is the situation here in south south sudan is a so back to you, frank. tom i was listening to that interview with that neighbor earlier when we when we got it, and one of the things that struck me was that he said, you know, the guy scared me this mr cassidy scared me. and i also thought it was interesting. if you have a surveillance camera, why would you point it across the street at someone else's garage? wouldn't you want it to focus on your front yard? i think it probably was focused on his front lard. i'm singing. oh i see what happened. it was a wide shot that we zoomed in on so that you could see it. my photographer tells me that that is the situation but you would normally have a to see who's cn new york and all of that stuff, so that's how that video came to be. but this guy has been. you know, we had incidents with this man for a number of times over quite a few years. all right, tom, make our life force tonight in san jose, tom. thank you. haven't gavin newsom traveled to san jose to meet with the victim's families. he expressed frustration to

they carry all types of currency to boot and franks, ethiopian bear, euros, and builders newer. her son started this work 10 years ago from savings when her husband died. i was on the phone period on the see what happened. we are aware of the exchange rates because our bank gives us this sheet. it's free. it's through this sheet that we know the exchange rate law. the dozens of women work in money changing in the city. it's a simple job making it accessible for women with little schooling. only 43 percent of women have 4 more education in the country. in the horn of africa. i would like to show medical model. i know it's a decent job. it's better than being jobless. you worked in a living for your children. when you sit here, you have cash flow. you don't need to back from anyone working on your own. from that that was awful. i just do more than that. on this day. medina has around $1000000.00 shoot and frank the equivalent of $5600.00 in her purse, a substantial sum. and yet her colleagues are a place down the risk that someone steals money that are come to us get. there are lo

to be frank, it is not quite _ lukashenko. to be frank, it is not quite clear, _ lukashenko.t quite clear, as _ lukashenko. to be frank, it is not quite clear, as you - lukashenko. to be frank, it is not quite clear, as you have l not quite clear, as you have already reported, today is the first evidence we have had that he is in pre—trial detention. the video was clearly taken under duress while he is in detention. so we know there are a number of potential charges he faces, including as mentioned in the video, allegedly organising mass riots, and for that he would face 15 years of detention. and a number of other similar charges in terms of public disorder which he faces. because belarus, as we have seen, does not follow the rule of law, and because he has not had access to an independent lawyer or his family, the next step is not clear. it is clear what should happen, he should be released and be able to leave the country because the detention is completely unlawful and we hope the international community will continue to press for his immediate release. there are so many

eric: his name is frank ca pole la.ffa. >> he said that he couldn't fit in the drum body first, feet first. they had to turn him, put him in head first. eric: your father said hoffa couldn't fit in the drum? >> he couldn't get the legs to bend right, so he had to take him out and put him in head first. eric: frank's father co-owned the garbage dump searched in 1975, but frank showed our expert the exact spot. we used ground-penetrating radar and came up with large pieces of round buried metal just like the big drums that frank said we would find with one of them holding hoffa's body. is that metal? >> that's metal. eric: definitely metal. we found several round-shaped metal objects buried here, some were on top of each other. this could be, this would be the spot. the fbi told us, quote: the fbi's committed to locating mr. hoffa. throughout the nearly 46 years since the disappearance, people are come forward with tips and information. when we are able to develop credible leads, we pursue them and will continue to do so

and frank says you know what, i'm gonna go in i think to go down to missouri i believe?and makes a deal, he puts his pistols down and says you know what i'm willing to take my chances and he goes for the trial. and to your point evan, he has one of missouri and then he goes i think you will place it in alabama and he had a face there as well. he has a trial there. the key here is, what is so compelling about matthews piece, is that these trials take place and this guy is a cold blooded murderer and continue doing after the war. can you explain to me how in the gods name did he get off? >> do you want to take away their matthew? brian matthew jordan? >> i think it hits on one of the other big seams of the book, which is a non linear experience. we think that these men come back and we've looked at the problem of reintegration as though it happens immediately after the war, they readjust to civilian life and then the issues of the war or put behind them. i think a lot of that emerges again from hibernation pieces and what a lot of these experiences look at like the guerril

i don't know, frank somerville only exciting news. the executive director says that there will be some big changes to keep people healthy and safe. they're expecting to announce the lineup within a couple weeks. just another sign that san francisco's. music scene is coming back for one year. the sounds of birds have been the only songs filling san francisco stern grove. but now for fans of the festival news of its reopening is music to their ears. i think that's great. i think people will really enjoy that, and i think it's still outside and i think it'll be really nice just to have the community have a space to get back together and have that be outdoors and local and free, really. we really exciting that sort of thing to come back. the free festival, which typically draws more than 10,000 people every weekend will have major changes. all those the shows will still be free. people will need to make a reservation in advance. stern grove festivals executive director bob fiedler says that's because capacity will be limited initially to

. — here, he has talked about it a lot, to be frank, and a few more details come _ to be frank, and als come out each time, this time about the extent— come out each time, this time about the extent of his drinking and so on, the extent of his drinking and so on. that— the extent of his drinking and so on. that is— the extent of his drinking and so on, that is one thing. i think to then— on, that is one thing. i think to then start _ on, that is one thing. i think to then start blaming the family for it, then start blaming the family for it. he _ then start blaming the family for it. he did — then start blaming the family for it, he did another interview very recently— it, he did another interview very recently where he basically said there _ recently where he basically said there was no plane attached, there was some — there was no plane attached, there was some blame attached and directed because _ was some blame attached and directed because he _ was some blame attached and directed because he said that his upbringing, he was _ because he said that his upbringing, he was trained to

gavin hattersley frank? >> thanks a lot. gavin, almost the unofficial start of summer memorial day and the unofficial start of the beer season thanks for taking a minute to be here with us >> thanks for having me, frank and kelly. >> so, gavin, historically about 80% of all alcohol that is bought is bought to drink at home and the pandemic accelerating that trend even more and e-commerce alcohol put for you bar and restaurant sales are the most profitable and drive sales of your higher margin premium products. what percentage of prepandemic bar and restaurant sales do you see coming back over the next few months >> frank, thanks for having me on look, we've seen a surge at bars and restaurants and events over the last few weeks we're back to about 85% of what it was before the pandemic and we're pretty excited about that it's got so many positive aspects for our business >> so, we have to talk about hard seltzer you increased production 400% in the last year and you have seen some success hard seltzer is popular across all d

. >>> let's get to the top headlines with frank holland good morning, frank. >> good morning, brian toprade negotiators holding the first talks of the biden administration overnight according to the chinese ministry of commerce, no de developments on trade or human rights the department of justice is investigating the collapse of archegos capital which cost major global banks more than on $10 billion in losses. federal prosecutors sent requests for information to banks with ties with the investment firm. unclear what is being examined and amazon's prime day will be held on june 21st and june 22nd. the ecommerce giant will try to get the summer scale back on schedule amazon notified employees about the date and asked to keep it confidential until the official release in the next few days brian, back to you >>> frank, see kyou in a few minutes. now to your markets and money. your first guest today says we are in a strong bull market, but right now the biggest threats may not be inflation, but perhaps over taxation and regulation joining us now is howard capital management ceo vance howard

some of the big corporate headlines and news frank is back with those frank, good morning. >> reporter little monday morning deal news. apolo is near agreement to buy verizon's media assets the deal could come today and be valued at close to $5 billion. apple and ""fortnite" maker is heading to court the issue is if the tech giant should be allowed to take a 30% of revenue from in-app purchases. >>> and tesla's german trade magazine said there is an issue with the battery power output. brian, back to you >> thank you, frank. >>> the president and congress set to kickoff talks on the latest $2 trillion spending plan it includes $400 billion for things we think of as traditional infrastructure another $600 billion for transportation projects and additional $1 trillion for programs like in-home health care and child care and pro union bills. despite this, the president is hopeful he can get some bipartisan support and the chief of staff revealing the white house has invited senator of west virginia and others to meet at the white house this week we are joined by ed mills. washington polic

wish you had a friend like frank luntz.to. new messages between hunter biden and his chinese-american assistant have just been published in "the new york post," and essential news outlet. have you noticed?en in an email from 2018, the secretary suggest hunter biden c take as much money from that failed venture, writing in part, "i'm a bit hesitated to say this to you because i don't want you topy misunderstood me as a messd up bad girl, here is my untwo cents. whatever money, please take as much as possible." the secretary also message in 2019, "if there's anyone who deserves to be scrutinized for doing business with chinese, it would be donald trump." it is not clear from thehe "dailymail"'s report is whether biden responded to any of these emails. the secretary complained that he did not. tucker? >> tucker: amazing story. matt finn, thank you so much. in that story in the "dailymail," there is also the claim that that chinese woman sent oppo to hunter biden for the campaign. the journalist who broke that story joins us mo

i'm frank somerville. >> i'm julie haener. we begin our coverage with new video showing the shooter walking across the vta light railyard. >> reporter: julie and frank, so chilling, this video. deputies tell me that it shows samuel cassidy midway through this mass shooting walking slowly with no apparent urgency. share countysheriff's investigators say this shows cassidy in the upper left after shooting co-workers walking across the light railyard to another building where he continues firing. cassidy was armed with three 9- millimeter semiautomatic handguns and fired 39 rounds shooting nine co-workers before killing himself. it could have been much worse. the sheriff says they found an additional 32 individual high capacity handgun magazines with more ammunition at the scene. fbi teams are assisting with 3d imaging. >> we have brought out our evidence response team from the quantico lab. they will be conducting forensic analysis. they will also be doing ballistics analysis. >> reporter: bomb sniffing dogs also found explosive

frank musicians and music lovers have been waiting for this news. it's so exciting for so many people and the executive director of stern grove says that they're planning big acts and also local artists, and they're also going to have some big changes to keep people healthy and safe. for one year. the sounds of birds have been the only songs filling san francisco stern grove, but now for fans of the festival news of its reopening is music to their ears. and i think it'll be really nice just to have the community have a space to get back together. really? we really exciting that sort of thing to come back. the free festival, which typically draws more than 10,000 people every weekend will have major changes, although the shows will still be free. people will need to make a reservation in advance. stern grove festivals executive director bob fiedler says that's because capacity will be limited initially to 15% or about 1700 people for the first concerts starting june 20th. unlike the past where people were crowded together, there will be fencing masks

good evening, everyone i'm heather holmes in tonight for julie, i'm frank somerville the mother says she never imagined that the father of her young daughter would be accused of something like torture, new attend kids. he's m burly here after talking with that heartbroken mom, amber, who's speaking publicly here for the first time about the death of her daughter, frank, the west county detention. specifically where the girl's father is being held. the stepmother is at the jail and martinez tonight, the biological mother tells me she wants answers and justice for her daughter. she was always happy. and it took that from her. sandra garcia made this poster board with photos of her daughter on i e ds memories of a happier time. there is a memorial in garcia's bedroom for the 11 year old angry myself. i'm angry at them, and i feel sometimes like it's my fault, too, because i didn't fight for her, and he was living with her father, rene diaz and her stepmother crystal when she died in their home in rodeo march, 23rd. the couple has been charged with torture, mayhem and child abuse after a

that's right, frank it. the center of this story is the question who should be responding when people are facing these behavioral health crises, especially when they're not really committing any crimes. there's a man in my front yard talking to himself. that's the first fateful call a neighbor placed to the alameda police departments non emergency line about mario gonzalez, even though the caller wasn't describing an emergency or even a crime. police were dispatched. moments later, gonzalez died while being restrained by three officers. you got a pulse? yeah. theo episode raises questions about how the city of alameda responds to calls that don't involve crimes. it seems to me honestly that we do get calls currently for men to haul all of the time. the alameda city council took up the issue during a special session over the weekend, it voted to redirect some calls that don't require police that want to make sure is that our dispatchers and our officers are aware of all the different resource is available. me

figliuzzi host of "the bureau with frank figliuzzi."his podcast earlier today and it is great. i went to fbi.gov to look at all of the evidence that the fbi gathered on this guy, on the serial killer. it's amazing the details that he provided to the fbi. the pictures that he drew, right? the stories that he told of his killings. how common is this, especially when you have someone who killed 93 people? >> yeah, thanks for having me. we're excited about the launch of the podcast and the response was overwhelming for our first episode last week. as you said, it was about sam little. here's the thing, he was not only extremely adept at being a serial killer, he was extremely talented as an artist. it was his way of getting trophies, so to speak, by drawing each and every one of his victims. even as he relived during police interviews each one of his killings in his memory, he became aroused again. he was living this again. here's the problem, though. as the fbi is saying, over 90 murders confessed to. only 60 resolved. so we still haven't