>> so moved. >> second. >> i will just go to you greg john. [laughter] >> thank you. dr. matthews, i knew you were coming my way. thank you. commissioners, this tentative agreement between us and the district sets up the terms for bus fare educators, a very few assistant couple of things. these are folks who work on our smaller buses that transport students to schools and this sets out the terms for how far the educators must sit from one another, from the driver, the type of ventilation that is to be available in the buses where students need to sit, and delays all that out so students can be taken to and from school sites with safety for adults and students included. that is essentially what this agreement is about. i am happy to answer any further questions. >> okay. is there any public comment on this item? >> please rimmie -- repeat the message. [speaking spanish] [speaking foreign language] >> thank you. >> hello, chris? >> hello. i wanted to give more perspective on the students. they usually need a bus para- educator. these are students who have trouble doing thin

>> so moved. >> second. >> i will just go to you greg john. [laughter] >> thank you. dr. matthews, i knew you were coming my way. thank you. commissioners, this tentative agreement between us and the district sets up the terms for bus fare educators, a very few assistant couple of things. these are folks who work on our smaller buses that transport students to schools and this sets out the terms for how far the educators must sit from one another, from the driver, the type of ventilation that is to be available in the buses where students need to sit, and delays all that out so students can be taken to and from school sites with safety for adults and students included. that is essentially what this agreement is about. i am happy to answer any further questions. >> okay. is there any public comment on this item? >> please rimmie -- repeat the message. [speaking spanish] [speaking foreign language] >> thank you. >> hello, chris? >> hello. i wanted to give more perspective on the students. they usually need a bus para- educator. these are students who have trouble doing thin

>> so moved. >> second. >> i will just go to you greg john. [laughter] >> thank you. dr. matthews, i knew you were coming my way. thank you. commissioners, this tentative agreement between us and the district sets up the terms for bus fare educators, a very few assistant couple of things. these are folks who work on our smaller buses that transport students to schools and this sets out the terms for how far the educators must sit from one another, from the driver, the type of ventilation that is to be available in the buses where students need to sit, and delays all that out so students can be taken to and from school sites with safety for adults and students included. that is essentially what this agreement is about. i am happy to answer any further questions. >> okay. is there any public comment on this item? >> please rimmie -- repeat the message. [speaking spanish] [speaking foreign language] >> thank you. >> hello, chris? >> hello. i wanted to give more perspective on the students. they usually need a bus para- educator. these are students who have trouble doing thin

another way to see it in the success that greg abbot and john cornyn and so many others say that theymainstream of the sanitized story that white historians told about the war and causes and aftermaths and the nobillity of the confederacy and the men that fought and killed to preserve some of the evil institutions. that version of history lost in this battle for this holiday, celebrating emancipation. the optimistic way to view this between the attack on education and voting, while also endorsing a holiday is that when they say they are losing their country or their vision of it, they are right in a certain way. they are losing. the can't critical race theory hysteria and attempts to reduce democratic participation are the attempts of a coalition losing the battle of ideas. let's hope they keep losing. f i. let's hope they keep losing. ♪ sometimes you wanna go ♪ ♪ where everybody knows your name ♪ ♪♪ ♪ and they're always glad you came ♪ welcome back, america. it sure is good to see you. good night syra. night, drive safe. i love you. drive safe. ok buh bye mommy. you guys ready? you s

. >> greg: scary and john ratcliffe says america is falling behind in cybersecurity. >> there's a gaping cyber defense and that hole is called the department of homeland security, by law the department of homeland security has the authority to defend our networks against domestic attacks but authority is not capability and you know, unfortunately i think most folks in the government stopped arguing a long time ago about this. >> greg: so dana, they recovered $2.3 billion worth of bit coin from colonial pipeline, that was the ransomware although to me ransomware if it sounds like something you would put on if you were planning on being kidnapped. >> dana: you never know. you never know. >> greg: a halter top. is this enough just to take the crypto? shouldn't you be putting it in the crypto? >> dana: yes, she basically was saying, yeah, it's really important for us to be prepared. we know that, we've known that for many, many years. this morning on the newsroom, the governments have the capability to push back. so the sound bite, one, we did today in terms of getting that crypto back but i

presenting this item will be our chief of labor relations, greg john. >> thank you, dr. matthews and commissioners. i promise to be succinct. this evening, the item is to approve a tentative agreement between the district and the international brotherhood of electrical workers, also known as local 6, regarding the distribution of proposition j revenues. just a very little bit of background. san francisco unified school district and the ibew have tentatively agreed to this m.o.u. regarding the conditions of this disbursement. the unit members will receive an add on of 4% to their base hourly salary, and it comes out of the prop j parcel taxes. this is a fiscal impact which is described in the boarddocs background, and i am available to answer this if the commissioners have question. >> great. thank you, and also thank you for acknowledging the background on boarddocs. this is before you made any comments on any item. let's open it up for public comment. >> operator: we're opening up the item for public comment. please repeat that in spanish and chinese, as well. [speaking

john cox. greg are theaters having a revival. 22% of movie theaters are open. film about homeless men watching porn, i am told brought in $57-million dollars across north america. and crowella the nancy pelosi story took over 27 million. what do you think? >> do you go to movies? >> no, i don't like to go to the movies. you have to sit there and watch it. that's it. i don't sneak booze in. i don't go to the movies. >> greg: but you are drunk. i might as well as develop a drinking problem because you accuse me of it every day. i might as well enjoy being drunk. i like to watch movies at home. i can play on my phone and ask my husband every 10 minutes what is going on. >> greg: you are an actor. ? >> well,, i was an actor. thanks. >> [laughing]. >> new yorkers ip am good. i went to the movies yesterday. that's why i do with my kids. we have dates. me and my 7-year-old saw godilla and king kong. when i was a kid we would go our bikes to watch movies. and a conversation afterward who would like someone with 1 head when you have 3? that was brilliant. her mind was g

but texas governor greg abbott, senator john cornyn say the vice president is is not going anywhere nearhere the crisis is. we have the this debate, will the vice president have good answers why the biden administration repealed trump's border policies that were working, remain in mexico, catch-and-release and the border wall? joining me former acting dhs second tar chad wolf, florida senator, rick scott, police sergeant union president ed mullins, jason chaffetz is in the house. "the federalist" chris bedford, darrell issa and retired army colonel james carafano. president biden breaking away from the spending agenda. he was forced to deal with skyrocketing violent crime. businesses big and small fleeing cities because of that. the president blaming gun violence and media calling out democrats for finally acknowledging the problem of crime and backing defunding the police amid skyrockets murders and homicide. critics say democrats are doing this because they fear midterm loss, the nation's largest police union slamming politicians and media, gaslighting the public, blaming police for ri

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we're rebooting "fletch" up in boston we start on monday, and we're very excited greg mottola is directing, myself, johnvery exciting yeah, it's very, very exciting it's very exciting we all loved the movie growing up >> jimmy: dude, you're perfect >> it's an '80s staple and we're going to sort of reboot it and update it for the 2000s >> jimmy: you're perfect >> well, thank you >> jimmy: i want to -- i was going to talk about "top gun maverick," of course >> oh, we can talk about that too. >> jimmy: yeah i mean - [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: i'm so excited, you've got some big movies right now. i always loved -- but "top gun maverick." >> well, i think i'm just going to go through the '80s and try and be in all of either the sequels or the reboots of all of those >> jimmy: yeah, that's so smart. >> keep your eyes out for "labyrinth." >> jimmy: wow! [ laughter ] wow, that would be fantastic did you bond with tom cruise >> tc? yes, i did >> jimmy: tc [ light laughter ] wow. and you call him tc? >> well you know - >> jimmy: wow. >> once you know him -- i had actually met tom a long time before it was at

greg, ohio, republican. >> good morning. >> you're on with john. >> talking about impeachment, the biden administration becausebest friends home down in texas, they killed the family. you don't hear nothing about that they are covering it up and i'm tired of fighting -- >> impeachment would be a measure to potentially address this but unfortunately, what we need to do is put a policy in place now that will provide for the border now. if you look at the makeup of congress at this time, it's highly unlikely even articles of impeachment would be considered in the democrat controlled house much less try and the democrat-controlled senate so what we are concentrating is more reinstating policy that we know has worked in putting in place new policies we believe will even enhance even further the situation on thehe board. >> arlington, washington. jeff. democrat. good morning. >> good morning. it needs to be pointed out that nobody in the biden administration has talked about we have open borders and the only people saying that our idiots on fox news and trumpet tears were saying we have open borders. how much of the

john cox. ♪ ♪ >> greg: try not to punch grandpa in the face when he buys for a walk-in play.me people had to and from get-togethers. i would have guessed russian roulette. it is so messy. of [laughter] it's a holiday tradition at the house. it would you going to do. of 20% of the response says that often leads to bad behavior in the most common being people quitting when they are losing. arguing, accusing each other of cheating. 11% said they would have seen physical fights break out. i'm at a photosensitive version could bring the game back into rotation >> you won second prize in a beauty contest. >> never included virtue signaling until now. >> recycle your trash. >> your city elected a far left district attorney get out of jail free? >> the real victims are the criminals. >> heretic tax take your entire inheritance tax to the government. >> the only person who wins is the bank. >> corrected monopoly out now. >> greg: strong thoughts on the monopoly? >> before we get to you guys apologize for him for being white will get there, three things to say about monopoly. of first

john cox. ♪ ♪ >> greg: you know, i like to have fun with a lot of our guests but sometimes they can getd a pretty formidable pair. roll it, doris. >> greg: which state deserves your hate? career site -- everybody has heard of that. i pitched at this story so i can't blame anybody. it sounds like the name of the weirdest dwarf, ranked the swab snobby estates in the country and starting at 10 you've got virginia. you've got maine, oregon, california, rhode island, which is actually a state. crazy. is an island? i guess it is. in the top five that was new hampshire, new york, connecticut, vermont, and massachusetts. if you're sensing a common theme, it's that those snobby estates are all blue states. now you know why this is on fox. [scattered laughter] there also mostly coastal and i guess that's convenient for bragging about your summer beach home, which we all have. judge has 7. >> i do not! >> greg: meanwhile, the least snobby a star alabama -- the least snobby, alabama, arkansas, oklahoma, mississippi, and west virginia, already. the states where the fewest people pretend to like npr.

greg was born there? great neck long island spiders. john, her and john, if they listen, i've already heard rumors and this is we were talking earlier, but government overreach in my book. now they've let people open the door, caused cafe society and i have a feeling that there are contrary ends and there, it's almost perverse to me that we're going to try to roll back the sidewalks when it does move inside. as soon as they can, instead of letting the people who were just off the you know, off the clock for a year, use both of them for a while to get flesh again before they start eating back on the sidewalk. stuff. i have a feeling that if they keep pushing this stuff, a lot of people like during prohibition or go to go to some sort of civil disobedience in the form of a speak easy or i, you know, i just won't do it. what, what are your thoughts so my day over dramatic? no, i don't think you are dennis, cuz in some cases people are fighting for their lives. remember the bar owner and staten island who they shut down and he went crazy against

if you can't afford your medicine, abbvie may be able to help. >> john: texas governor greg abbott isng action after democrats walked off of the floor to block a republican voting bill. some of the provisions in the law i.d. changes to address cyber security ballots and security issues. voters must swear not to disrupt voting and early voting required at least nine hours a day. democrats pulled the only card that they had which was to walk out to prevent a core and otherwise us what is past. but are texas, georgia, or other states, republicans seem be on the defensive for something that they say is a good idea. while the democrats controlling the messenger? >> the democrats show the same thing no matter what the details happen to be which is racist oppression. republicans are on the defensive having to say we expand early voting hours. >> john: we appeared to have lost him. richard, are you still there? >> i'm here. as we attempt to get guy back, would you tell us why republicans are having such a hard time driving what is such a good offensive message? >> in 2020, we saw what was the

>> john, good morning. texas governor greg the state of texas is going to build the border wall. now he did not say how or when or where this was going to happen. and he did not take questions from reporters like myself. but we are learning more about this border wall from laredo mayor pete saenz. he was in one of those closed sessions with the governor, and he said that his impression was -- that this border wall was more of a border fence. he says that the governor used that word fence multiple times and that the governor says that this fence is going to be used as the basis to begin to arrest migrants in this state. migrants that cross the border. and that damage to this fence is going to be used as the proof that the migrants indeed trespassed into private property. here's what governor abbott said publicly and how the crowd reacted. take a listen. >> i will announce next week the plan for the state of texas to begin building the border wall in the state of texas. >> some elected officials were very concerned about what ab

county elections officials have asked for at least until september. 14th to prepare greg lee ktvu fox, two news, republican johnx was in san jose today to discuss homelessness. he's one of the candidates running to replace governor newsom on the recall ballot. cox rolled up to columbus park and his campaign bus where there are a number of people living in tents and rvs. cox says he has a plan to address the homeless problem. one of his goals is to lower the cost of building so cities can build more affordable housing. it is not compassionate to have people just pitching a tent are living in an rv in one of the most beautiful places on earth. that's not compassionate. that's not a life. this is the second statewide campaign tour for cox, who considers himself a political outsider, he says if he wins, he will cut taxes, including the state's gas tax. an effort is now underway in the state legislature to quickly pass an expansion of the golden state stimulus. the legislature has approved the $80 billion stimulus and lawmakers say more funding is needed to make sure people have people in need have access to its res

. >> greg: somebody would buy that glove. people buy john wayne gacy's artwork.lways going to be himself. he can't move somewhere and change his name. they know who he is. doesn't he have an opportunity to somehow make an honest living, even if it's creepy. >> geraldo: i think weiner particularly is a testament to shattered expectations. here's a guy who's going to be the first jewish president. he had a beautiful marriage. he was going places. he was very well-connected. he was going to be mayor of new york, on his stepping-stone to washington. it all came down sending texts of his private parts to his kid. it shows that sometimes the facade that you create hides something that's really rotten. to your humerus wanderings about what's going to happen to him, i don't know where he ends up other than as a joke. let him sell the nfts or whatever they are, i can't figure out what they are. >> greg: katie, do you remember the day? breitbart, weiner's press conference. >> katie: it was ten years ago. the media accusing breitbart of hacking weiner's account and then and

. >> greg: there should be more great artists in prison, would also be going to do? >> kennedy: you are thinking of johnn't think they were a fan but i was sent a box of diapers from china and i was terrified, i have fox look into it. yeah. >> greg: that is pretty good. i was wondering if they had arrived. jessica? >> jessica: very few fans outside the familial circle but i did get one of those build a bear sent to the building that set up what i love you, jessica." they get scared, they have everything get sniffed down so i only got it a month after it arrived. >> kennedy: i got a bunch of presents, size 38.5. >> jessica: that will work. >> dagen: someone famous got me a pair of boots. >> greg: i'm not going to say when i'm going to say. one more thing is up next. ♪ ♪ as your business changes, the united states postal service is changing with it. with e-commerce that runs at the speed of now. next day and two-day shipping nationwide, and returns right from the doorstep. . . nd them near the refrigerated pudding. over the years, mercedes-benz has patented thousands of safety innovations. crash-tested so

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. >> greg: there should be more great artists in prison, would also be going to do? >> kennedy: you are thinking of johnn but i was sent a box of diapers from china and i was terrified, i have fox look into it. yeah. >> greg: that is pretty good. i was wondering if they had arrived. jessica? >> jessica: very few fans outside the familial circle but i did get one of those build a bear sent to the building that set up what i love you, jessica." they get scared, they have everything get sniffed down so i only got it a month after it arrived. >> kennedy: i got a bunch of presents, size 38.5. >> jessica: that will work. >> dagen: someone famous got me a pair of boots. >> greg: i'm not going to say when i'm going to say. one more thing is up next. ♪ ♪ one, two! one, two, three! only pay for what you need! with customized car insurance from liberty mutual! nothing rhymes with liberty mutual. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪welcome back to that same old place♪ ♪that you laughed about♪ ♪well, the names have all changed♪ ♪since you hung around♪ welcome back, america. it sure i

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. >> greg: posted by -- and that was margaret hoover, who is married to john avalon, who is one of the, most obnoxious hacks on cnn. >> probably on twitter than as well. the whole thing is we ultimately -- don't lie to me. that's all i want a tv. greg gutfeld will come up and say this is my point of view, this is my opinion. when you stand up and say no, i am objective, just the facts, just the science, just the truth, and you can see right through it -- that's why people turn the channel. people would rather watch msnbc where the got a point of view, i'm going to tell it like it is, judge for yourself. >> greg: that's why rachel maddow is a pro and i may disagree with everything, but she's not a phony. tyrus, it's like where level of awareness where cnn is at this weird thing where they believe that they know the truth. as you get older, you're supposed to get wisdom where you know that truth isn't -- that's not how it works. it's like you can look at cnn and you can look at fox news and you can look at msnbc and see what they're doing. you can be above it. >> i'm above it naturally,

it set your dvrs every night so he never miss an episode, john mackey, cat -- our lovely studio audience, shannon bream is next. i'm gregannon bream in new york. ♪ ♪ breaking tonight, former president trump hours from now expected to make one of his highest profile appearances since leaving the white house. a report tonight suggests dr. fauci is about to get caught in the crosshairs. joining us live to discuss the way the media covers the former president versus his successor. shocking surveillance video from

john roberts we live in geneva and "the five" starts now. before greg perino back at the table. ♪ ♪ so here we are, finally back to the table. it's like the first day back at school, remember when you couldn't wait to get back and show off your summer tan into the neat star scar you got at fat camp? you get

john roberts we live in geneva and "the five" starts now. before greg gutfeld with dagen mcdowell, richard fowler, jesse watters and she wants got caught in the undertow in her bathtub, dana perino back at the table. ♪ ♪ so here we are, finally back to the table. it's like the first day back at school, remember when you couldn't wait to get back and show off your summer tan into the neat star scar you got at fat camp? you get to sit next to your best friend to the cafeteria, it's a brand-new day but it's weird to see all of us in person again and up so close, like a class and advanced dermatology. jesse if asked if he has hair is as big and shiny as ever. it's more than a hair. not as thick as it was 15 months ago. [laughter] jesse is getting old, he's losing it. the hair. and he had a baby. good job, birthing person. as a baby gets hair, jesse loses his. you have pests, dana is back sitting on a stack of dog pictures which is probably good for her since this morning she had her first colonoscopy, a milestone in one's life and kind of like your first da

john krasinski? rainn wilson? one thing we know for certain is that they are all white. and that makes them... >> racist. >> gregta from someone who knew her from her hometown or high school, that has to be the case. >> i don't like her, i think she's the worst character in the office except for pam. something i could never handle. but i will still say, kkk princess is quite far. because it was segregated before she was born. she also, you know, graduated from princeton which was segregated before she was born, she's a democrat which they were segregated before she was born. i will say that this is ridiculous, even though a gun i find almost everything she's done to be annoying. i hope that people who could find me annoying will do the same when i'm accused. of >> greg: are we sure that wasn't a early disney film? i'm just pondering. i don't even know what i'm saying anymore. i'm amazed that there were people who could get worked up by this. i'm curious about the back story, but their actual people -- "i'm outraged over this, oh, my god!" >> it must be a tough way to live. looking everywhere for a racist and you

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greg gutfeld, you're attacking handsomeness. it's not that funny. fauci went on to reiterate his belief that the virus was of natural origin which senator john kennedygram known as "hannity." >> dr. fauci needs to cut the crap. i'm sorry his feelings were hurt. maybe he will need an emotional support pony. dr. fauci and his expert friends have told us the virus occurred naturally. it jumped from a bat through an intermediate host into a human being. well, it's been a year. where's the proof? where's the smoking bat? >> greg: great question, where is the smoking bat? i'm picking the lonely bat sitting in a bar smoking a cigarette. perhaps the vaping because that's what the bats do these days. i can't keep up with the bats. clay, what are your thoughts? >> clay: he would've been better off if you disappeared and resigned at 78 years old or whatever he is last year maybe one donald trump lost the election and he had a new president coming in. i think what's going to happen as we continue to investigate what happened, how this escaped the laboratory. fauci, they were doing the advanced function research, tax dollars involved. all the emails and everythi

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john: good >> martha: thanks. i'm martha maccallum in new york. we have three big tandem stories breaking right now. looking live at president trump, the former president of the united states and greg abbott. they're at the southern border where his commitment to securing it with a big beautiful wall helped to elect president trump in 2016. now as his very starkly demonstrated here, you can see where the wall ends and where the gap begins. he's standing on that point to make that very clear demonstration, that it was halted by the biden administration. we'll get you there live in just a moment. we'll speak with florida governor ron desantis as a tunnel was found in the rubble and the questions continue to raise about how long families will hold on hope in that terrible situation in florida as we learn that there are likely many in that building and around it that feared the worst before this happened. now you have a grand jury investigation that will be impanelled in that situation. and bill cosby out of his pennsylvania prison. what a story this afternoon. we believe this is a live aerial shot in collegeville, pennsylvania of him and others on their way back to the house. we're tr

. >> john: they should just go around to the pub together and not back at sea pines and bury the hatchet. greglready telling people to put masks back on indoors. dr. marty makary joins us next to discuss all of that and much more coming up in the next hour. ♪ ♪ veteran homeowners, this is the best time in history to turn your home equity into cash. because home values have climbed to all time highs. and so has your equity. turn it into cash now, while mortgage rates are near all time lows. the newday 100 va cash out loan lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value. you could take out more than $50,000. use it to improve your home. pay off high rate debt. pay for big expenses. or put it in the bank for real peace of mind. now's the time to use your va home loan benefit to get cash before mortgage rates begin to rise. call now. >> john: new at 2:00, the word "amputation" is offensive. these days, it is "acquired a limb difference." wait until you hear the rest. welcome to a brand-new hour appeared to be two for having me back. i'm shannon bream interest sandra smith. it could even shake up y

john core in the christian cinema urged immediate support of their bipartisan border solutions actw regional processing centres to ha of migrants on our southern border. there visit comes one day after texas governor gregster declaration in 34 texas counties, addressing what he says is an ongoing surge of illegal migration, abbott saying quote president biden's open border policies have paved the way for dangerous gangs and cartels, human trafficking and. deadly drugs. the criminal cartels control the mexican us border and joe biden administration handed it to them. and costa rica. secretary of state anthony blinken met with senior leaders of central american countries as he biden administration works to address what it calls root causes of migration. well, the president held the white house meeting today with a key gop senator in an effort to try to hammer out a deal on his infrastructure proposal. president biden met in the oval office with west virginia senator shelling more ca pido. they're trying to find common ground between biden's almost $2 trillion plan and the republicans. $900 billion counter offer. i really believed that we should keep working at it. but if we get to the point where there's

greg gutfeld -- i will see you tonight. we are going to a great time. you'll help me through it. >> i promise it'll be fun. >> john should not be forced to get a covid-19 vaccine or risk losing their jobs. now their lawyer says he is prepared to take it all the way to the supreme court if necessary. let's bring in mercedes kolmar for some analysis. good to see you. nurse jennifer bridges and 116 other employees at methodist hospital sued over this policy and mandatory covid vaccination. the judge didn't have a whole lot of the saying "bridges can freely choose to accept or refuse a covid-19 vaccine. however, if she refuses, she will simply need to work somewhere else." the judge sided with the hospital. >> not surprising because as you know we've talked about this. especially with the enforcement agencies and this is the first covid case that actually had a decision. it'll be interesting to see what the judges do. you have an enforcement agency, equal employment opportunity commission basically saying you can mandate vaccinations. you can do that. if you wish to hurt require it of your employees but i think what m

john, to help border patrol agents find him there. the border patrol 17,000 unaccompanied children in april alone. they will touch on gregspikes in texas and the biden administration kills the remaining in mexico policy. the representative michael cloud told me yesterday something has to happen soon before title 42 was listed next. >> border patrols are not built for this. moving title 42 opens up the floodgates and takes away one of the few remaining resources that they have to be able to deport and to process people who are coming here illegally. >> john, a border patrol source tells me this disaster declaration is really a black eye for the federal government. the department of homeland security because they are asking the state to do really what the federal government should be doing peer that is what we are hearing on the ground, john. >> john: boy, i tell you when you see scenes like we saw on the border, disaster is not the word to dispraise stomach describe its appearance before on the border, aishah thank you so much. >> sandra: thanks, john new york city looking a little more normal this week a little after rec

greg from pennsylvania, this world war ii vet celebrating 10 years. frank still cuts his own grass on a tractor every week, and we salute you for your service. john4th birthday justine >> 104 i love it. >> yeah. >> as we said, we've got more music from maroon 5 coming up in just a few minutes on the third hour. >> looking bard to that, plus, some ideas for personalized father's day gifts you still have some time. >>> later on hoda and jenna, father's day gift ideas for gadget guys and dads who love to cook we're going to get this done, father's day in t minus what, nine days? sheinelle, don't we know every day is father's day. >> every day, every da, savannah, every day. >>> good morning, i'm marcus washington. tonight you would be the next covid vaccine lottery winner if you received at least one shot. 15 people will win $50,000. the last drawing had winners in three bay area counties. tonight's lottery is just the appetizer for next tuesday's main course. that's when the state fully reopens and the prize jumps to $1.5 million. those winners will be notified by phone or e-mail using the information in the state's vaccine registry. >>> happening