cheryl: -- ipo to. cheryl: you mentioned ether. reese witherspoon has gotten behind that, and that's giving it a boost. do you have an idea of the academics behind the platform? there was a 9-year-old that made several thousand dollars on the gamestop trade s. that the kind of activity that you're seeing now, and is that the demographic? >> no. actually, i think that narrative is common place but slightly misplaced. you know, we have this remarkable data set that shows the average self-directed investor is actually very responsible. it's a lot larger portfolio, right? we've add had billions of dollars connected to commonstock and the average portfolio is upwards of $400,000, the median is somewhere between 30-40k. so it's really not just teenagers in their parents' basement. these are real thoughtful investors who are, one of the things we're seeing, they're very careful, right? they're intentional about their risk, but they're also sort of use classic portfolio theory, and they'll outperform the market because for the first time e

cheryl: yeah. very, very true. thank you, sir. jeff flock with that live report for us. good to see you. >>> well, defense giant raytheon flipping today -- slipping today after "the wall street journal" reported that u.s. authorities are investigating whether the weapons maker may have paid $1.9 billion in bribes to a member of qatar's ruling family. meanwhile, americans and u.s. allies still looking for safe passage out of afghanistan as the taliban takes over. coming up, we talk to one airline who joined the fight to bring our people home. as you can see right now, we've got pressure on the dow, dow is actually escalating a little bit with 29 minutes to go. we're down 251. the s&p lower as well. nasdaq still hanging on to gains. my gains on the nasdaq will be -- any gains on the nasdaq will be the 3w-6th record -- 36th record close on the year. we'll be right back. let's go walter! after you. walter, twelve o' clock. get em boy! [cows mooing] that is incredible. it's the multi-flex tailgate. it c

cheryl: did you buy a house? is that what you're saying? i love my house is beautiful what do i need another place part. cheryl: i'm just curious, let's talk about the way that people are, this is your business and your website the way that people are actually buying a lot site on scene, presume and virtual tours becoming the code of staple. >> it is there was an agreement between buyers and sellers the seller doesn't want to be walking through the house if that person is it serious, for the first time last year we saw people agreeing on terms and seen the property in person. we saw a tenfold increase in virtual touring and more 3d scans so you can walk to the house, except inside the bathroom, people are much more willing to do that and some was about covid risks and now people are moving across the country. so they're not going to take a flight just to see a house and realize before they walk in the door that it doesn't have curb appeal. more in bar were putting deals together based on online information and when we get to the inspection

cheryl: all right.onnell mcshane live from the newsroom, thank you very much. >>> well, 5 below living up to its name today, disappointing revenue figures and lack of guidance from the discount retailer. look at five below, stock is down more than 12.5%. and a warning from land's end weighing on its stock today. where the stock stands right now in the final hour of trade. land's end's ceo on what the retailer is doing to fight back against covid supply chain country of. s. as we go to break, you can see the dow is up by 82 points, nasdaq and s&p still strong. we may have record closes for both those indexes today. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ if let's go walter! after you. walter, twelve o' clock. get em boy! [cows mooing] that is incredible. it's the multi-flex tailgate. it can be a step, it can even become a workspace. i meant the cat. what's so great about him? he doesn't have a workspace. the chevy silverado with the available multi-flex tailgate. find new adventures. find new roads. chevrolet. the chev

cheryl: many agree with you on that.here's another piece of news that just crossed pfizer and merck are going to launch new trials of an oral covid-19 drug they did experiment oral drug something that is easy to administer being oral drug for those who are infected with covid-19. do you know anything about this and what is your initial reaction. >> i don't know about pfizer in particular but i do know about merck's these are good ideas, we need a whole therapeutic in fighting this battle it starts with vaccines and masks and when people reject those and get infected anyway then we need other modalities. ironically while they reject the science of vaccines and masks they of course want the science of antiviral and monoclonal antibodies when they get sick. cheryl: the more treatments, the better for those that do get infected. i do want to ask you about this, from fda chief, he said that he believed there is going to be an emergency use authorization approved by the fda by late fall or winter for children to get vaccinated

cheryl: emits in the delta. trying to get back to normal and furloughed workers back on airplanes. what do you think this means for the airlines now? >> it's going to be challenging but also all that's been going on back and forth between the countries of the domestic travels are strong for the u.s. airlines and with kids going back to school we will have to depend on more than domestic travel. we have to depend on international travel. cheryl: we have the situation with candidate that i want to ask about the canadians open the border to the u.s.. u.s. is extending and the canadians don't want to come and again that's dollars that could be going to new york and detroit in other cities. what is your reaction to back? >> cheryl there is no logic to this. canadians are vaccinated 60% so they are healthier than our own country from a vaccination standpoint. $1.5 billion a month is lost in the border cities you mention better hit the hardest. cheryl: it's on both sides and it's heartbreaking to see what has happened

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cheryl: what about the focus on the u.s.? also avoid exposure to asia? >> the dividend fund. dvy i-shares is a great avenue to outperform the s&p. companies are flush with cash, they're raising their dividends and that is a great opportunity like slow and steady. people are looking for yield. that comes through with a nice little offset in the u.s. cheryl: quickly we've seen the 10-year ticking higher, the yield on the 10-year and that obviously had serious effects on technology stocks. but that also will have generic effect if will on any etf you recommend. what do you think about the 10-year and are you worried? >> cheryl, that is a great point. that is significant. the velocity of the 10-year is key. what happened people are looking at their portfolios, they're looking at stocks especially large cap tech. large cap tech gets hurt when yields on the 10-year go higher. i don't think it is an accident china stimulating their economy the way they are. every day coming out with a headline, that forces you to sell tech, get mone

cheryl casone has more. cheryl. cheryl: that is right, dagen.n his first address to the nation since the last u.s. troops left afghanistan. >> extraordinary success of this mission was due to the incredible skill, bravely and selfless courage of the united states military. now, some say we should have started mass evacuations sooner. and couldn't this have been done in a more orderly manner. i respectfully disagree. cheryl: this as the taliban and its supporters are parading through the streets hoisting fake caskets in celebration of those american lives lost as well as some of the lives of our ally as you can see in that video. meanwhile, the white house doubling down on the claim that nobody could have known the afghan army would collapse even as a transcript has surfaced revealing back in july president biden pressured then afghan president ghani to get the perception to the world that the taliban wasn't winning. well, the 13 service members killed in afghanistan last week snubbed on the house floor. house speaker nancy pelosi blocking an a e

cheryl: okay.peculating but i expect -- you know what, this is why dq is amazing and reigns supreme, dairy queen or dairy king. cheryl: i got you. dagen: i want a mcflurry, sorry, the machine's broken. i don't know about that. i'm questioning what's going on. cheryl: let me go across the street and see what the scoop is. dagen: they're delicious if you can find a place to make you one. a growing number of republican law make aers are calling for fiewn be impeached or resign over the botched afghanistan withdrawal. mitch mcconnell says that's not going to happen. >> the president's not going to be removed from office. it's a democratic house, narrowly democratic senate. that's not going to happen. the way the behavior is adjusted in this country is through ballot box. in the meantime, we're trying to stop as much of this as we can. dagen: joining me now, fox news contributor, former federal prosecutor, andrew mccarthy. andy, i want the to point out to the viewers that you led the terrorism prosecuti

cheryl: yeah.kdowns, restrictions, other measures, businesses are closing left and right. it's not just the tension of the federal unemployment benefits that's adding to the problems. you had several small business owners last hour, here's what they said. >> we can't run our restaurants without our people. and it's not our -- in my opinion, not our responsibility to be their health advisor on top of everything else. >> they're forcing us to be the vaccine police and we're being the mask police and the long-term effects of covid are still having an effect on businesses. cheryl: while the extra federal benefits have expired, the president ordered business owners with 100 employees or more mandate they get shots or get tested weekly. even here in new york, we had three tourists from texas beat up a hostess because of the vaccine mandate. not kidding. that happened. todd: a very defensive facebook firing back at the wall street journal. cheryl: in the wake of the journal investigation facebook is fight

cheryl casone has more. cheryl.f the private rescue operations are still ongoing, dagen. the taliban says they're now in control of panjshir valley, the last region. secretary blinken speaking from qatar insisting the taliban continues to claim they will allow people to leave but in the report says state department holding evacuations not the taliban. >> they said they will let people with travel documents freely depart. we will hold them to that. the international community is watching to see if the taliban lives up to commitments. we believe that a number of those who have american citizenship, many of them dual nationals who remain in afghanistan is somewhere around 100. cheryl: an american women and her children were rescued from afghanistan thanks to the heroic efforts of a veterans group led by corey mills. the group says the state department is trying to take credit for their mission despite playing little to no role. well, the justice department vowing to protect abortion seekers in texas after a new state l

cheryl casone has more. cheryl. cheryl: that is right, dagen. good morning.he state department is refusing to give details on what exactly happened to those who don't pass the so called vigorous vetting process. more than 30,000 americans and afghans have arrived in the u.s. since the taliban took control of afghanistan but tens of thousands remain trapped behind enemy lines, neighboring nations closing land borders. meanwhile, president biden visiting u.s. troops injured in last week's isis attack at the kabul airport as his approval rating stinks the lowest point -- sinks to the lowest point of his presidency. remnants of ida pounding the northeaster, killing 46 people from maryland to connecticut as body cam video shows nypd officers saving a driver from floodwaters in central park. and then in queens, a bus driver being hailed a hero for getting her passengers to safety after the bus became flooded with three feet of water. seven tornadoes ripping across pennsylvania and new jersey. drone video capturing the damage left behind including several homes comp

thank you, cheryl.e deadly attack on benghazi. remember back in 2012, islamic militants targeted two u.s. government facilities in benghazi, libya, they set fire to the main u.s. diplomatic compound and ambushed a nearby cia annex, the u.s. ambassador to libya and three other u.s. nationals were killed in the attack. joining me now is benghazi security team member, mark geist. thank you for being here. an incredible weekend to mark all of this. do you feel we are any safer today? >> no, i don't. i mean, especially with the debacle of our pull-out from afghanistan and the irony of it, maria, is that the people they that were in charge of the so-called assistance or rescuer, the program in benghazi, are the same ones that failed to bring us home without our own, without any other help is the same group that's in charge of the pull-out of afghanistan. maria: that's right. this is the same group that worked under president obama, that has been begging to get back into an iran deal. look, we know that 113 am

cheryl has the details. cheryl: unclear who will replace him.lice received a 911 call on august 12, regarding an incident between gabby and brian laundrie. witnesses claim to see brian laundrie hitting her. when they made contact with the couple an officer claims he was not that she was the aggressor during the dispute while gabby petito was later found murdered in wyoming. brian laundrie remains instant-- missing and dog the bounty hunter is joining the search giving fox news information on his possible whereabouts. >> and they registered to stay at this park. they registered, went through the gate-- gate and allegedly what we are hearing is two people left on the eighth. three people came in on the and it to people left on the eighth. i think he has been here for sure. cheryl: brian laundrie's parents releasing a statement saying they did not help him flee the fbi. to federal reserve bank presidents resigning on the hills of controversy over about the leaders investment trading and question about ethics. dallas fed secretary said he's acknowle

vice for five minutes. >> thank you, chairman cheryl. first of all, mr. mcclain, you mentioned the cost of mapping would be approximately $3 billion and you touched on the time frame. how long would it actually take to complete that mission. >> i believe we could accomplish that in a decade for two reasons, one is the number of survey systems that are available that could be accessed, but even more so the opportunity to increase technology to be delivering better methods, better products than we have today would be the inspiration of such an ocean shot, much as the space shot, the moon shot, was the inspiration for so many technologies that have been the fruits of the investments that the aerospace industry have invested. i think there will be a logic that follows that we won't use today's technology and over the course of the decade that we will be happy the entrÉe and the inspiration for innovators in the country to be building and making new tools to do this in a more automated way, a less fuel-consuming way and also less personnel dependent. it would

cheryl casone with those details now. cheryl: that is right, maria.6 people were shot across chicago just this past weekend, nine of them fatally. now, mayor lori lightfoot is refunding the police after slashing nearly 60 million from the budget. >> expansion of the officer wellness program for the chicago police department, so our incredibly hard working officers have the resources they need to recover and heal from the stress and trauma they also experience every day. cheryl: she's re-funding the police, overall the mayor's $16 billion budget also getting some help from the federal government. the city's going to receive nearly $2 billion as part of the american rescue plan which will be used to fill the city's budget gap over the next three years. meanwhile, oakland, california reaching a grim milestone, the city recording its 100th homicide of the year with a total of 10 people killed in just the last seven days. oakland's police chief now pleading with the community to stop the bloodshed. well, justin trudeau won his third term as canada's prime

cheryl cheryl is live with that.oming up. y unstopables in-washt boosters keep your laundry smelling fresh way longer than detergent alone. if you want laundry to smell fresh for weeks, make sure you have downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters. ing more than 1,000 mourners paying their respects to gabby petito overt weekend it come as new dispatch video reveals at keation with brian laundrie in utah. >> maryann joins live with more on man hunt for laundrie as fbi returns to his home. maryann, what's the latest? >> well that dispatch recording showing new legit on exactly what happened to disappearance of gabby petito during utah police dispatch recording, a caller describes laundrie as the aggressor. just before petito is seen in tear wheel being questioned by police. >> seeing a male hit a female domestic, he got into a white ford transit van with a black ladder on the back florida plate. according to utah law officer required to mac an arrest or issue citation when they believe domestic violence occurred instead

thank you, cheryl. federal grand jury has indicted a former attorney for the democratic national committee. told the fbi that the trump organization was communicating with the russian alpha bank but when the fbi investigated the claims they found insufficient evidence to support them. we all know that the russia collusion story with trump was made up and a complete lie. new york post columnist and fox news contributor miranda divine is with me now to talk more about that and system of the other stories in the news. miranda, great to see you. we've been waiting and waiting for john durham to come up with some indictments, what's your take on this indictment of michael? >> well, look, it's a great start and i think it should make them be quiet for a while. it's more than just lying to the fbi with this lawyer, he seemed to be engaged actively in propagating this completely false story about donald trump and he's, you know, implicated in hillary clinton's campaign who were actively selling the misinformati

cheryl, that does not make sense. >> he lied about being in california, he had not cooperated in anyway. supposedly they moved car. because law enforcement said, you cannot leave it here overnight. we have no way of knowing when he lift, we know he left tuesday. what they told us, we have no idea of direction he went, whether he was on foot, car or train or plane, we have no idea. >> you say he didn't drive that car to the reserve? >> we don't know. >> that -- >> we don't know. >> how did they know to pick it up. nancy: we know in the last hour. a body has been found. and we believe it is that of gabby petito. outraged building, could her life have been saved? (vo) how do you know when you've found your team? whether you're winning, or just doing your best. when you're on the lanes, they're right behind you. reunite with your team. go bowling. welcome to allstate. where you can pay a little less and enjoy the ride a little more. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ now, get new lower auto rates with allstate. because better protection costs a who

cheryl casone with the details there. cheryl. cheryl: that is right, maria. good morning to you.tech giant hiked starting wage to $18 an hour. the company plans to hire an additional 125,000 warehouse and transportation workers. in some locationses amazon is giving signing bonuses of 3,000. they're also offering other benefits like funding college tuition. back in may, amazon was offering 17 bucks and hour. right now, the stock is fractionally higher. but many companies are scrambling to hire workers, especially with the holidays right around the corner. two fda advisors saying covid vaccine boosters are unnecessary for most americans, citing a lack of scientific evidence. they published a report in a prominent medical journal, revelations spell trouble for the white house as third doses for the shot expected by the end of the month. the officials say boosters are unproven, unnecessary, and could pose serious health risks. the two are resigning over this disagreement. an advisory group meets this friday. president biden cut off again and this is raising questions over who is runn

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cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. we are talking about the line strikes happening right now. >> it is certainly going to stay active as we head through the next several hours. the red flag fire warning in effect until 11:00 tomorrow morning. some drier and sunnier weather on the way tomorrow afternoon. let's get a look right now. we're seeing it pick up over the next couple hours. this is our system moving closer. it is pulling up this instability from the south and at least 68 line strikes tonight over california. some of those happening in the bay area. at least 20 of them. you can see this activity is moving from the south to the north. and we're focused on two different areas. one in the north bay and one in the east bay. you can see it is moving to the north. into st. helena at 11:39. even heavy rainfall toward cobb and middletown as well. let's bring it over to the east bay. we've seen this reason be the most active right here toward discovery bay, also bethel island. all of this moving to the north with the pot

cheryl casone with those details, cheryl. cheryl: kim jong un accusing the u.s.uote, hostile policy toward his nation. ordered officials to take tactical measures. has scheduled emergency closed-door meeting today at the request of u.s., uk and france. she's free. pop star britney spears is free literally. her fans celebrating outside the la courthouse as the news broke. britney posting the video on instagram saying she was on cloud 9 celebrating by taking flying lessons, by the way. there she is. apple new iphone 13 is facing delays. covid outbreak in vietnam and customers may have to wait a month or more. other iphone models delayed by several weeks. take a look at stock in premarket. apple up more than half a percent, maria. those are your headlines, back to you. maria: cheryl, thanks very much. chuck schumer announcing that lawmakers have struck a deal in the beginning of december and looks like a government shutdown is now off the table. joining me right now oklahoma senator, remember of the governmental affairs and finance committee james lankford. great to

cheryl, that does not make sense.yway. supposedly they moved car. because law enforcement said, you cannot leave it here overnight. we have no way of knowing when he lift, we know he left tuesday. what they told us, we have no idea of direction he went, whether he was on foot, car or train or plane, we have no idea. >> you say he didn't drive that car to the reserve? >> we don't know. >> that -- >> we don't know. >> how did they know to pick it up. nancy: we know in the last hour. a body has been found. and we believe it is that of gabby petito. outraged building, could her life have been saved? and returns right from the doorstep. it's a whole new world out there. let's not keep it waiting. age-related macular degeneration may lead to severe vision loss, so the national eye institute did 20 years of clinical studies on a formula found in preservision. if it were my vision, i'd ask my doctor about preservision. it's the most studied eye vitamin brand. if it were my vision, i'd look into preservision preservision areds

cheryl casone with the details right now. cheryl: that is right, maria.sionals including doctors and nurses filed a lawsuit saying that it violates their constitutional right by not including a religious exemption. the state of new york has until september 22nd to respond and is considering its options. the mandate requires that healthcare workers in new york receive at least one shot by september 27th. well, the elizabeth holmes trial resumed yesterday, prosecutors continuing to build their case against her, jurors hearing testimony that holmes painted a rosier picture of the company's revenue projections than was true, testimony goes towards the prosecution's claims that she deliberately lied to investors, partners and patients, holmes facing 10 counts of wire fraud, two counts of conspiracy to commit wire fraud. if convicted she faces 20 years in prison. apple unveils the highly anticipated iphone 13 during a launch yesterday. it looks a lot like the 12. it's got a bigger screen, an improved camera, faster microprocessor and longer battery life. it cha

. >> cheryl, right? >> right. >> and you have been married, 20 years? >> should have been but continue. ton. i am not saying it because she's my wife, because she can really sing. she's great. i always look forward -- we heard you at the annual conference at -- conference at the united methodist church last month. >> right. >> and we heard her and the choir and of course your band and all that you bring. >> thank you. thank you. >> we were quite blessed . >> when i go and see you at scotts which, i did not long ago, i ask for certain sogs and "my funny valentine." you still have that on your repertoire? >> yeah, for a bit [ music ] [ music ] music ] [ music ] . >> you might be wondering who is the young man in the center here. this is miles. the son of john and cheryl, and played the drums and you told him to come up and join us in the last segment. john, play stand. that is one of the standards there at floyd. [ music ] [ music ] music ] >> if you come to glide on sundays, you will hear this kind of great music and great soloists and great ministry the

cheryl: exactly. maria: thanks, share. cheryl: you bet. bill into law, follows a month long battle with democrats who opposed the legislation and left the state in an attempt to block the law from passing. abbott says senate bill 1 will help solidify trust and confidence in the outcome of texas' elections. joining me now is texas' attorney general, ken paxton, ag paxton, it's great to see you this morning. welcome back. thanks very much for being here. give us the scoop on the new voting law. i saw greg abbott's tweet, he says it ensures every eligible voter gets to vote, adds more hours to votes, makes it harder for fraudulent votes to be cast, makes ballot harvesting a third degree felony. it's easier to vote, harder to cheap. that is not what your colleagues on the left are calling it, ken. >> hard fought battle. democrats left the state and what i love about what governor abbott and the legislature did, they kept coming back and waiting for the democrats to return and it passed i think a really good bill. much harder to cheat but it's

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>> last question, let's go to cheryl at "the new york times." >> hi. thanks for taking my question. you've talked a lot about closing the racial divide in vaccination, but if you look at the kaiser family survey, the biggest divide is really a partisan divide. 90 of democrats are -- 90% of democrats are vaccinated, but the groups least likely to be vaccinated are are white evangelicals, republicans under 65. given that the president is not the best messenger perhaps for these groups, i'm wondering what specific steps have you taken to close the gap with those communities, republicans and conservatives, or do you think that they are simply not persuadable? >> dr. nunez-smith? >> thank you for the question. so we think everybody is worth that investment, right, to connect with them and to make sure that they have the information. and the messenger matters and the message matters. i've been very, you know, grateful to be in conversation including with many people from the groups that you just listed to help inform the national public education campaign9 and the strategy to connect with

cheryl: i would hope so. we will see. maria: cheryl, thank you so much.is growing fast, getter has 2 million users since launching in july. not familiar with trauma. senior former trump adviser jason miller was detained and questioned by brazilian authorities earlier this week. consultant, former trump communication's director tim, tim, great to have you this morning, thank you very much for being here. interesting to see you consult on getter. what can you tell us about getter because there's so much conversation about there on censorship on the mainstream social media forms? >> i think you can see what kind of inroads getter is getting. that's nothing short of political intimidation and he sort of waited into a tense situation with president balzinaro and member of the brazilian supreme court and jason got caught up in that. the supreme court justice has authority of doj and fbi if you think about it and being able to detain jason and other party as well for questioning and wanting to know why they were there and who do they have working there in brazil

area news. >> okay, you heard cheryl say it.r, boosters have been approved for some people who got that pfizer vaccine so what if you got moderna or j&j? right now, you don't qualify for a booster rarld rarldless of your age or underlying medical condition or what kind of job you have. the cdc says more data is expected soon, and then they will make a determination. that being said, if you don't get the booster shot right now, are you still considered fully vaccinated? and the cdc says emphatically, yes. okay. still have questions about the booster shots? we have got you covered. we have put together an explainer on who can get that third dose. head to nbcbayarea.com/coronavirus or click on check covid booster eligibility. it is in our trending bar right at the top of the home page. >> okay. did you see it? it was nice to see. it was nice to feel. a welcomed change in the weather. we had rain. this was a live look now of the golden gate bridge on the right side of your screen. it is dry now but earlier a different story. you can

today in the bay's cheryl hurd. larry aims is over 65 and got his booster shot. >> i don't want the disease to continue and evolve. i want everybody to be protected. >> santa clara county health officials making it available to sign up and line up to get their covid shot. we know with some of the vaccines, immunity begins to wane over time. right now just the pfizer vaccine has been through the process and has approval for a booster. >> under cdc rules pfizer booster shots are available for those who are 65 years or older, who got their first round of shots at least six months ago. you can get a third shot if you are 18 or over and have underlying medical conditions and live or work in high-risk settings. >> right now the fda has not approved any mixing and matching of vaccines. >> right now, biden getting a booster eight months after his two first doses. >> that distinction is causing a lot of us a lot of damage for the rest of the country. >> doctors here in the bay area say people need to get vaccinated. >> by fa

cheryl hurd, "today in the bay." >>> there is emerging clarity on who will get covid booster shots. an fda panel is recommending the booster for some americans. the panel of outside experts says pfizer did not provide enough information about the safety of a third dose of the vaccine for people 16 and older, but the panel did unanimously recommend boosters for americans 65 and older. and those considered at high risk. >> i think we need to target the boosters right now, specifically to the people who are likely to be at high risk. >> the decision now moves to the full fda, which typically does follow the panel's guidance. >>> in an effort to reach underserved communities in san francisco, the city has opened four new vaccination sites. the locations are at malcolm-x academy school in the bayview, balboa high school in the excelsior. those opened this week. clinics in richmond and the sunset elementary school in the sunset will open this weekend. the vaccine sites will prioritize families and staff within the san francisco school district, but everyone 12 and older is welcome. walk-i

george: dancing with the stars veteran cheryl burke is dealing with something we have never seen on thethe situation sunday night when she posted an emotional message on her instagram page, absent for her partner, cody rigsby. >> i feel like i am letting him down. i just feel like honest. george: he let me know he was in sync with his partner. >> half as nails and also a sweetheart. from the moment we met each other, we had an energy connection. so i feel like i am in good hands. >> i didn't want to let cody down. and our salsa was so good. george: in the past when there have been injuries before a show, we have seen taped rehearsals card for that week's scoring. "dancing with the stars" says it will be addressed during the forecast and that cheryl is following cdc guidelines and will be out of the ballroom for 10 days. she is getting plenty of love from her classmates. >> i am so sorry and devastated for you. i can't believe it. i am thinking for a view and praying for you. and from kenya moore, we love you, cheryl, sending you love and prayers. >> i just hope i did not spread it. [voi

cheryl casone with those details right now. cheryl. cheryl: that is right, maria.ll be required to show proof of vaccination before going inside bars, wineries, breweries, nightclubs and lounges. people need their first dose by october 7th with a second shot by november 4th. and starting next month, mega outdoor events in california, outdoor, like sporting events are going to have to show proof of vaccination or a negative test to gain entry. well, treasury secretary janet yellen pushing democrats for more tax enforcement. she wants lawmakers to give the irs more information on tax tax payer bank accounts, it would require banks to report how much money is going in and out each year on accounts with at least $600 in them. this was removed from the biden administration's $3.5 trillion budget et by the democrats because they received pushback from banks and from credit unions. she is still pushing for it. well, former new york governor andrew cuomo causing outrage again. he will get to keep the $5.1 million he made from his memoir whistle bratted his and link -- whic

was the president cheryl in was back in power. this guy would then get his contracts for diamonds and be able to make money, but it didn't work out that way. the company line run by tim spicer for the army colonel, instigated by customs and excise, and he's accused of smuggling weapons illegally. when a private firm gets involved in foreign politics for the benefit of a criminal, you have to stop and ask, okay, this really happened or is this fictitious james bond type story? when it was a true story, these things tend to happen. often times that he, what he somehow managed to get boys would respond to like talking to guinea fan line or arrested at the airport. kind of spicer is facing firearms charges linked to his bid to provide south african trades mercenaries to put down the local result . they were thrown out of the country, but it was needed by some ways understood in the media is a risk, but can be turned. he had to deal with the bad publicity from visual pression, which previously would have been completely undercover. but

unbelievable, cheryl. cheryl: it really was, maria.ene inside a kroger grocery store outside memphis yesterday, the gunman killing one woman and injuring 12 others before turning the gun on himself. police arrived to find multiple people hiding in freezers and offices, the police chief reacting to the gruesome shooting. >> it's horrific. we hate that it happened. this is one of the most resilient communities in america. cheryl: the identities of the shooter and victims have not been released. well, an arrest warrant has been issued for brian laundrie by the fbi abthe hunt for him continues, up until now laundrie has been a person of interest in the death of his girlfriend, gabby petito, the warrant alleging that laundrie committed debit card fraud in the days immediately following her disappearance. the charges were made in several states including wyoming totaling at least $1,000. a second woman has come forward telling fox news she picked up brian laundrie hitchhiking she said she picked him up on augusf in wyoming's grand teton nati