industry knows that this is its moment which lot for nothing and leaders and this and you like eric smith, the former chairman of google, has not been saying to hopes of this crisis has been just how essential and fundamental defend the state gifts. imagine the pandemic with out amazon without google, without apple, without faced book, you'd have go back to the 1918 you'd be operating on great fear. ultimately, this in the city will use the aftermath of the treasures in order to shape a much more favorable regulatory with themselves. i think all of us should be grateful that these companies are working really hard to help right now. unfortunately, i think they will actually find quite a lot of reception among general public and that it shows the consequences of this . we could have made different decisions 10 years ago, 2 years ago where we were producer, official intelligence for logistics, for cloud computing as a public court, which would not meet us. so the, from the likes of amazon or google, microsoft. and we will be living in a very different world, and that's one of the far more t

congressman byron donalds joins us along with federal prosecutor jim trusty and attorney general eric smithso this, national security experts warn about the rise of terrorism. the taliban freeing al qaeda and isis prisoners. uk defense minister that afghanistan is spiraling into a failed state, potential civil war. just moments ago opec, breaking news, opec and russia delivers another embarassment for the biden administration, no, they will not drill or pump more oil. last week the white house asked them to do that to help lower rising gas prices. we've also got the former top border chief, rot any scott. he told his worder agents in exit video there are more terrorists than realized crossing the border. we got the story and another development. border agents from california and texas getting shots fired at them from mexico, from across the border. a big border defeat in the courts for the biden administration. we will explain it. we have the updates on multiple states across the country now seeing voters doing a big pushback against covid mandates. hundreds in los angeles took to the stree

chief he is brandon judd and congressman byron donnell and jim trusty and missouri attorney general eric smithlso this national security experts warn about the rise of terrorism, the taliban freeing al-qaeda inactive prisoners the uk defense warns afghanistan it is spiraling into a failed state potential civil war and moments ago opec breaking news opec in russia delivered another embarrassment for the biden of administration saying they will not drill more oil last week the white house asked them to do that could lower rise in gas prices we also have the former border chief he told the border agents in a video that there are more tereus then realize crossing the border we have that story in another development border agents from california and texas getting shots fired at them from mexico from across the border plusro a big defeat for e biden of administration we will explain it and we have the updates on multiple states across the countryes seeing vots doing a big push back against covid mandates hundred in los angeles took to the streets over the weekend and reports of special counsel john

i'm sandra smith. >> i'm eric shawn.se will take questions from the press corps. many likely to be about the administration's response to the rise of the delta variant and the new federal guidance that has come with it. a monmouth poll shows the administration needs to be more clear about that guidance. almost 60% of americans say federal agencies like the cdc have been giving mixed messages. president biden s

here to react is your college professor and cofounder of free black thought, eric smith. the city, currently in the city of washington, d.c. that addison started proposing, i guess, their own governmental primarily black not neighborhoods, but cities, autonomous zones. what is your reaction to this? >> well, i'm of two minds about it. i think the cons outweigh the pros. so what are the pros? this country is no stranger to ethnic homogeneity in town, right? -- in towns, right in italians have their own neighborhoods, jew have -- jews have their own neighborhoods. the issue is they've succeeded, they didn't succeed. what i mean by that is integration was always the plan. they didn't want to segregate. they had to at the time. but integration was always the plan, and this is going backwards. will: right. i think it's interesting, the language you those there. there's no it doubt that americans make choices, and we can pass judgment on the choices that we all make to live in neighborhoods where people look or act or make similar amounts of must be to us. that happens. the que

smith. >> i'm eric shawn. "the story" starts with trace gallagher in for more that. >> good afternoon, everybody. i'm trace gallagher. the white house will take questions from the press corps. many likely to be about the administration's response to the rise of the delta variant and the new federal guidance that has come with it. a monmouth poll shows the administration needs to be more clear about that guidance. almost 60% of americans say federal agencies like the cdc have been giving mixed messages. president biden said the country will in all probability see more guidelines and restrictions. my next guest know as thing or two about crafting white house messaging happening right now. we've got kayleigh mcenany . in california, new covid guidance after two san francisco hospitals reported an alarming number of break through cases among staff. dr. marty makary is here to report. but first, steve harrigan. steve? >> more than 230 staff members at two san francisco hospitals have tested positive for covid. the

their friends brigitte and king eric will help them drive it back to the bahamas. >> so anna nicole smith leaves the bahamas, anna gets a shot of hgh and b-12 on her left side. she's been doing this for a while to maintain her weight. >> on the plane, her left side starts to hurt. by the time she gets to the hotel, she's starting to feel really sick. she has a fever of 105. >> 105 fever for an adult is deadly. everyone in the entourage, they're all telling her she should go to the hospital. and anna says no, she's not going to the hospital. and here's the thing -- they actually listen to her. >> the fact that someone didn't take her to the hospital was really no surprise to me because she was scared the press would find out she was there and then turn it into some big headline and she didn't want any of that. >> over the next three days, anna is pretty sick. she's not eating, she's sleeping a lot, and the people with her are starting to notice some strange smell coming from her. >> she showed me that the side of her body was infected. it looked infected. it was different colors and it was

brinkley historian and author richard norton smith and via zoom in historian author amity shlaes and also sure that witness the battle of 1863. an early age eric began collecting historical relics from throughout history. the broad range of artifacts has grown into of the finest owned collections in the united states. among the treasures in a museum is the large assortment of easy company artifacts in