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went over there and we just asked to take, can we get statics, parents, phone numbers, so we can get ahold of them and just see if he's at home or something. so they kind of freaked out right away. they're like, well, you don't know where your friend is. you don't know like what worries out like what was last time you saw me? we were like, do we just got him in so much trouble? ah. friday at noon, the phone rang and they asked for andrew and they didn't identify themselves. and i don't know what andrews way at school and they're like, this is a school and said that he was missing. and i'm like, when you mean missing, he's on campus. he lives on campus, how can you be missing? and she said he is missing and i want to put it on the news and i'm like, put it on the news if he's missing. oh, word has gotten to us. at the mighty $790.00 camp jo into our newsroom, and a young man named andrew static has gone missing. andrew is a student at the north dakota state college of science. now, if you're wondering how andrew static looks, please go to k of joe dot com for that. let's help find out. oh,

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so in assembling this program, i got ahold of jim hamilton to ask him if he ever really discussed this issue. he says, as a matter of fact i have a video i did in the howard baker room of the university of tennessee, and i'll be happy to send you a transcript of it or a video of it. so here's a little clip from what happened from jim hamilton's recollection of these events. >> when sam dash called me, early saturday morning, july 14, he said, let's go tell john dean what we've just learned. and a little later, sam picked me up. and we drove to dean's townhouse in alexandria, virginia. john, and his glamorous wife, the always well-put-together mo, met us at the front door. john had a quizzical look on his face because he didn't yet know what the purpose of the visit was. so we went upstairs to their living room. and john and mo sat on a couch. after some preliminary conversation, sam sat down to the left. and i stood before john and mo by the mantelpiece where i could look directly at john, because i wanted to see john's reaction when sam told him what we now knew about the taping syste

and sam said, the next morning, he has all of his staff in, we have to get ahold of john dean because he's our key witness. what if everything he's told us and we built this case on is wrong. and this is all a setup. and that is why butterfield is up here and finally revealed this rather astounding piece of information. so sam dash, he would normally called my lawyer, he called me directly. he was able to get in touch with me because he knew i was in the witness protection program and through the marshals he tracked me down to marathon, florida, where i was staying in a friend's house on a rather deserted beach with lowering my profile as much as i could after 80 million americans watching a week of the testimony. so sam said you have to return. the marshals will get you back up to your house and i need to meet with you on sunday at the latest on something i can't tell you about. i thought that was mysterious. and i had known sam many years, long before watergate and i trusted him. so i said we'll work it out. the next sunday i would meet with him at my house in oldtown. the marshals

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i know as soon as the company gets ahold of this, there's going to be a hell of a lot of questions.l can prove that his problems were work related, why i think they'll be a big breakthrough for the whole rubber industry really. >> if i had to give advice for anybody doing the same thing i've been doing, use osha. you've got niosh to you. it's there for you to use. that's the idea. that's the only protection the working man has. if you don't use it, it's your fault. every union in this country ought to be explaining to their people about these agencies. non-union places, i can understand why some of them people get scared. you've still got the same rights. it's hard, but we are accomplishing things. the niosh studies, taking the nitrosamines almost completely out of that plant. there's other things in there i guess. but at least we know this is clearing up. it's nothing you're going to do overnight. when you get into something like this, you better figure on spending a lot of time with it. and next comes the lawsuit. you win something like that, it's going to be a hard thing to do. b

president biden a short time ago unveiling his newest effort to get ahold of this pandemic, to get millions of americans vaccinated and of course it comes as the delta variant sweeps across the country, crippling hospitals. 1 in 4 new cases of covid now in children. and 1,000 people dying every day. the president warning americans, we're in a tough stretch and that it could last for awhile. the president taking executive action to get more people vaccinated, most federal workers and contractors now must get vaccinated. millions of health care workers, not just nursing homes now, but hospital and home health care, as well. the president also ordering workplaces with 100 or more employees to be vaccinated or tested weekly. the president showing his frustration. and on booster shots tonight, those third shots, the president said he wanted to clear up any confusion out there. he said the decision is in the hands of the cdc and the fda and as soon as those booster shots have been authorized, he said, they've already been ordered up, they'll be ready to go. tonight here, the numbers. 73% of peopl

trying to get ahold of this situation. i'll give you an example. just last week we were in the city of tampa shuler in southern mexico. it's a city that's about 50 kilometers north of mexico's border with guatemala. and the estimates that we were hearing on the number of migrants that were stuck there into but she was as many as a 100000. now the vast majority of them from haiti telling us that they've been stuck in southern mexico for months after traveling for weeks or even months from other parts of the american continent like brazil. and sheila, now we use the term stuck because this is really been the policy by the mexican government. we hear this, the criticism of hard line us immigration policy, the deportation flight to haiti, but make the mexican government has also been heavily criticized for documented cases of abuse and mistreatment of migrants as well as this policy of containment that prevents migrants from leaving southern mexico from leaving and trying to look heading north toward the united states. now that's faced a lot of critici

she said she was trying to get ahold of the white house over the weekend and didn't get a call back.uess visit from the director of homeland security today. that seems a little like you're not doing your job. >> it's an emergency level, same level after you've had a hurricane. same level where you need fema on the phone and they need to talk to the administration. that's what happens in a city of 25,000 and there are 13,000 new people under a bridge. when i first saw the footage, friday the drones started operating again. i said this doesn't normally look like it normally does. then i thought how do thousands of haitians end up there? went and read about it. these are people who entered in 2010 after the earthquake. they worked mostly in brazil until the rio games when jobs dried up there and were slowly migrating. it's a new immigration problem that we have not been talking about under any administration. >> one of them, i read this article about a haitian who immigrated to chile. had been in chile. then he said he heard biden was letting people in. so he joined folks and they get a

aspect in our city is looking to pull funds away from our police department and supporting them to get aholdriminal enterprise. it's unfortunate. you can see it every day in city council. you have a faction of socialist members that are looking to pull money away, allocate it somewhere else and they want to see people weak. they want to see crime he's late because then you -- escalate because then you need more government. and that's the problem. we are in an absolute political pandemic here as well. todd: look at these numbers, chicago shootings of kids year to year up 8%. more children have been fatally shot in chicago than have died of covid in the entire state of illinois. willie, how much blame does the media have for allowing the chicago politicians and elite there shift the focus to covid, away from the epidemic of violence? >> well, i think they play a large part. we know that the media has really turned a blind eye to communities like mine in englewood and focused everything on co-i have. i mean, everything -- covid. i meaning everything. that's allowed people to not even realize th

it was controversial and there's evidence that it happened but what happened was george norris got ahold of the scandal. he'd found out about the secret meeting and he blasted all over the media. once it became a public scandal calvin coolidge had lost and forded already said he wasn't going to run for president. he took them out -- himself out of these running for president prematurely and he never got this project. had he been president he would have been a president unlike any president we have ever had or he would have been in autocrat. he would have been unable to deal effectively with groups like congress or the press or anyone else. he would have just wanted his own way. would have vanished using for years. and in fairness for didn't really wanthe to be president. he knew he was lucky to have the worlds largesthe one-man band running this enormous a profitable company and he could do whate he wanted and tell anybody what he wanted. he didn't have to kiss babies so he wasn't built to be a -- and he knew it and especially his wife claire. his wife was dead set against henry ford bei

it took almost 5, 5 1/2 hours, to finally get ahold of someone.e just really tough to get and cell service was bad. the first person i got was my mom. and i always kid and say, calling your mom is like calling cnn, because everybody's going to know, okay? and it was great that she was able to start communicating. the most important call i wanted to make was to my wife. i didn't get her until about the seventh hour. i know that she knew i was out, but i don't think she believed it until she got that phone call from me. >> the last hour, i spoke with a widow, terry stradda, who lost her husband in the attacks. she said she would like to see this country go back to september 12th, meaning how close people were, how united this country was. do you remember it that way? do you long for that? >> i do. i certainly long for that. we've heard it a lot today from the president, from the vice president, from lots of other speakers. you know, our strength is in our unity. and it's really, really true. we saw in the building, when that building was struck and

brian laundrie's sister says she is not able to get ahold of him either, watch. >> we want gabby to bend safe. she is like a sister and my children love her, all i want is her to come home safe and sound and this to be a big misunderstanding. >> kayleigh: ben, this couple went from posting youtube videos and having everybody come into their cross-country road trip to radio silence from this guy after showing up home without her and now he's totally silent, refuses to cooperate, it is no wonder he is suspicious at a minimum. >> ben: i would say yes, at minimum. we have seen the body cam footage released. this is a moment from a parent's perspective, you hope you are never in this type or your kid in this type of relationship. there has got to be somebody right now, that is watching this, that knows something. there has to be somebody in that family that knows more than they're saying. i understand lawyers do what lawyers do and obviously told them not to talk, there has got to be somebody that knows something that needs to do the right thing. they need to come forward and need to talk t

deal and it was controversial and there's evidence that happened but what happened was george -- got ahold of the scandal and he found out about it and he blasted it all over the media. once it became a public scandal calvin coolidge backed off. henry ford by then had said he wasn't going to run for president. he backed out of running for president prematurely and he never got his project. had he been president he would have been a president unlike any president we have ever had. he would have been an autocrat. he would have been unable to deal effectively with groups like congress or the press or anyone else. he would have just wanted his own way. it would have been a very interesting four years. for didn't really want to be president. he knew that he was lucky to have the job he had as a one-man band. he won -- we ran an enormous of profitable company and he could tell them what he wanted to tell them. he didn't have to work nights so he wasn't till to be a politician. he knew it and especially his wife claire. his wife was dead set against henry ford being president she was a very power

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it gets ahold of you and won't let go. you might succeed in pulling one of its little arms off, but then there's seven other little arms that grab you and hug you. little tentacles that stick right now. matthew calamari sr. started as a donald trump bodyguard. he eventually was named trump organization's ceo, chief operating officer. he's the one under scrutiny just like allen weisselberg was. he is now named as a security director. it was mr. squid's the younger subpoenaed to give testimony to the grand jury last week. grand jury testimony is secret. we can never know what happens behind those closed doors, but as a general matter in new york, getting a subpoena to testify before the grand jury means you don't have a choice. you must appear. you are compelled to testify. but you also get a form of limited immunity for anything criminal that you cop to during that testimony. again, as a general matter, if you are being subpoenaed to testify to the grand jury, yes, you have to testify, but you yourself are probably not gett

let me see if i can get ahold of her. hold on. madam chair, we've reached out to her for a chance. would you like to go to general public comment for now and we can circle back to this? >> chairman: that sounds great. madam clerk, please call item number six. >> clerk: item number six is general public comment. for members of the public who wish to speak on this item, please dial (415) 655-0001. meeting i.d. 24930998339 then press pound and pound again. if you have not already

we've got to get ahold of this by pulling a great deal of effort that might include some of the localke about that you and i have discussed but we've got to get those people vaccinated. so i would be hesitant to make a prediction about where we're going to be unless we know where we're going with the vaccinations. >> about 70 million americans who are eligible for a shot 12 and older still have not gotten even one shot. that's very worrisome. you expect the northeast will potentially see a surge from this delta variant, like we've seen in parts of the south in recent weeks and months. >> that is possible, wolf, again, it gets sort of to the same theme of the question you just asked. it is within our power and within our grasp to prevent that from occurring. you do it by vaccination, number one, and you do it by mitigation methods such as wearing masks in indoor places and congregant settings. masking in school as well as getting as many people vaccinated as you possibly can to surround the children with people who are vaccinated. if we get the approval to vaccinate elementary school c

the automobile stylist george barras got ahold of this car, and in the 1960s, abc-tv approached him about designing a car for their new tv series. he only had two or three weeks to do this, but he took this car out of storage and created the batmobile. he used the car as a template for the batmobile car. so this'll give you another idea of how concept cars which harley earl really pioneered were used by automobile makers and automobile stylists. so those were some of harley earl's contributions. he really, he was a maverick stylist who pushed the envelope of automobile style to influence the way cars look even up til today. i want to look at another maverick, and this is a -- does anybody recognize this guy? thisthis is preston tucker, andi would consider him a maverick automaker. so who was he? he was an inventer and a tinkerer, and he loved automobiles. he had a work shop, a machine shop in ipsilanti, michigan, which is outside of detroit, and he was enam mored of speed. -- enamored of speed. he loved speedy cars. and, in fact if, as an inventer who loved speedy cars, this is one of his

they were prepared did -- the administration has been scrambling for several weeks now, trying to get ahold of the delta variant and concerned about the implications of the variant surging throughout the country. and from fauci, a level of inevitablity, that it was going to come and it was a matter of time and it led them to some degree to get cross watched. with the scientists inside their operation, the fdaer, fda, acco one person, warning the administration to not put a specific timeline on things. to wait for the data to come in and wait for the agency to go through the process. the head of the fda and cdc yesterday, in a closed door meeting with the president's top covid adviser made clear that was coming to pass with moderna, they did not have the data to move forward by the september 20th timeline. they have made clear the timeline still remains that way for the pfizer vaccine, about but moderna is not ready yet and therefore, it's not going to come to pass the way it was laid out. >> so what does the white house now say, and what happens next? >> the white house is making clear they

that is the question that they need to get ahold of this young man, 23-year-old man. was found. how was she killed. that investigation is ongoing at this hour. let's bring in dr. michael bodden. he's performed private autopsies for jeffery epstein and one of the premier experts in this field of work. great to have you here today. >> great to be here. >> martha: you and i were talking in the break. i assume if this was a gunshot, they would have said that right away or maybe not. >> maybe not. it would have been obvious. the circumstances don't suggest a gunshot. the circumstance to me having seen other situations like this is manual strange -- strangulation. i didn't hear if there was a gun involved, a stab, that could also happen. most likely it's a strangulation with hemorrhages and breakage of the bones in the neck. they know that right away. they're waiting still to get some toxicology studies to see if drugs had anything to do with it. taking drugs that she shouldn't have or whether she was on medications that she didn't take would all be important. as you talked

they're having a very difficult time getting ahold of this even though kentucky falls in the middle ofout 50% of the population here is vaccinated. so they're doing okay compared to other states. but that delta variant is just so contagious. it is making people very, very sick. we are in morehead kentucky at saintclair health care, a hospital staffed for 75 patients and they have on any given day 90 to over 100 patients. so their staff is way overwhelmed right now. the national guard is here helping out. federal task force is here as well helping out at this hospital. that tent that you see behind me here, that may be opened up so that either to help the emergency room or to give the monoclonal antibody treatment which is helping some people who have the virus to keep them out of the hospital. the governor here has called for a special session saying that it is worse than its ever been. and he calls this situation dire. and what tear -- what they're t to do more than anything is deal with the students. about a fifth of the schools across the state have had to close down because they ha

if a migrant gets ahold of the reins, they control the horse, which is worse. >> none of our agents strike those reins. it doesn't happen and didn't happen in this case, which is why i welcome this investigation. these agents will be exonerated. >> the agency has used horses for 117 years mostly in tracking and mountains where atvs don't work. the white house announced horses won't be used anymore in del rio where this happened. >> the secretary of homeland security made clear they wants the investigation to be completed by next week and part of the process will determine what happens on a personnel legal and policy level even though he conveyed one of the steps that will be taken. i'm not going to get ahead of that process. >> so dhs says the agent's actions in this case will be judged by department values and training. the union has sent a lawyer to represent that horseman. back to you. >> martha: thanks, william in los angeles. now let's go to south carolina senator lindsey graham who says that it's past time for the biden administration to show some leadership at the border. good to ha

recover from that, as we see, because people who follow him are making it almost impossible to get aholdhandle on it, to overcome it. and the violence and the rhetoric vis-a-vis mask mandates and vaccination is getting so out of control it's dividing us even further. >> mary trump, i appreciate your time, thank you. >> thank you. >>> coming up, an up close look at covid in kentucky. 130% capacity. they've asked the national guard now to help. with e-commerce thas at the speed of now. next day and two-day shipping nationwide, and returns right from the doorstep. it's a whole new world out there. let's not keep it waiting. i order my groceries online now. shingles doesn't care. i keep my social distance. shingles doesn't care. i stay within my family bubble. shingles doesn't care. because if you've had chicken pox, you're already carrying the virus that causes shingles. in fact, about 1 in 3 people will develop shingles, and the risk only increases as you age. so what can protect you against shingles? shingrix protects. now you can protect yourself from shingles with a vaccine proven to be

. >> that heather was nowhere to be found, that no one could get ahold of her which to me was very surrealething like that will happen until it does. it's just something you see on "dateline" specials. you don't see it happen in your own life, so your brain almost tells you that it's not happening, that she's just, you know, doesn't have her phone on her or something. >> that's when it dawned on them they could retrace heather's steps by way of her cell phone. she was still on their family plan. >> i ended up going online and going to our cell phone provider because you can look at the call records and they pull up the information and they e-mailed it to us. >> they could see the most recent calls their daughter made and received. after her call to bri heather dialed another number several times. >> these are the early morning calls. >> yeah, and i'm like whose number is this? >> the worried parents suddenly found themselves playing detective in the very real case of their missing daughter. >> we goggled the numbers trying to figure out what they went to. >> and they got a hit. the numbers

that's fantastic, non-fiction where you say shortly after some things you went through, you say i got aholdan, i promise you it's like my whole life changed. andy wrote a book about culture making and after that i had to make a slight change, as for homies, i ain't do it for the money man, i made church clothes out of love. gravity is blowing up and you say i want a grammy and i ain't even tripping on it, i have a mission i'm fighting for. there is a lot densely packed in there. tell us about why you're shouting out books. do you want people to go read those of is that just important to you and how you're mixing your success with saying but it wasn't only pursuing success that got you to these heights. >> the music is beneficial for other people that would help them to change, as well, and of course, music is a stream of consciousness and articulating what i've been experiencing and i want other people to experience that. so there is a lot of authenticity and story telling that i want to see happen there. a lot of many facets where we're artists but there are many sides to us. the music all

even if it's not connected to the internet, somebody gets ahold of that, they have got a lot. >> yeahif someone actually steals the unit and figure out how to hack it, maybe they have a map of your house what's also cool from your mapping technology is you can block it off a room. i don't want it going in my bedroom. you can tell it not to do that if you physically put it in your be bedroom, it will walk right now. >> when will we get it >> later this year, which will mean december 31st. >> all right, thanks a lot amazon robot. >>> critics of modern art say at its most abstract, it's more junk than art. the famed danish conceptua artist honing would likely agree. a museum in denmark recently gave him $80,000 to reproduce an old sculpture. when they finally got the product, this is what they found. two empty frames the artist titled them take the money and run. he told danish radio, the work is that i have taken their money. the museum is going along with the stunt, at least for now. its director says he'll get the money back by mid-january or he'll file charges >>> tomorrow is a big d

kicked back and he's like real comfortable and he says we need to ground these planes we can't get aholdf 93. bush said take it down! why won't he come and say why would you take us down if why didn't he say he said that? this is not a conspiracy theory, jesse. he said that. host: so james, do you remember where you were when you heard about 9/11? caller: yes, i do. at that time, jesse, i was shooting herrion, ok? so -- heriorn. i couldn't get a ride to get my dope. and i said look, some jerk flew into the plane. and i seen another one come. and it's like we didn't know what's going on. and they're in the basement. they're going to save these people. i didn't know what was on but then i ended up going to prison, of course. i got locked up september like 25th, would be to. i didn't get out since 2007. but i remember i was just watching when i was in prison and i was watching it like i watch -- i was always looking down. and i seen a couple of guys i know the kid was going over there. he was going over there and i'm like man, i know that guy. i grew up with that kid and his son goes over t

. >> jackie quickly if you could because we are running out of time if the select committee gets ahold be the political consequences? >> that is a really good question, jake. we've already heard very lightly veiled threats from people like johnny submit who penned about how former president trump could delay the certification of the election saying current white house officials should be looking ahead to the future already to 2023 and 2024 and if they set this precedent here their communications with president biden might come out into the open just as this might potentially happen right now with former president trump. >> mr. eastman the famous author of the how to stage an american coup memo, very interesting. thanks to all of you. really appreciate it. coming up a cdc panel just voted on who can get a covid booster shot and who cannot. we'll break it down, next. stay with us. kinder bueno? woooooow. it's crispy. it's creamy. it's not your average chocolate bar. smooth milk chocolate, crispy wafer and creamy hazelnut filling. it's kinder bueno. ♪ we believe everyone deserves to live