barry: hi. ben: hey, how are you? lemonis: barry? i'm marcus. barry: hey, marcus. barry.y, buddy. ben: hey, how are you? lemonis: i want to address the concerns that ben has about barry, his business consultant. so, i thought it would be a good idea to actually get barry and ben in the same room and find out if ben's concerns are actually as legitimate as he thinks they are. how long have you guys been working together? barry: about two years. ben is really a genius at what he does. he's really creative, so i've tried to have him bring people in sales, bring people in production, bring people in customer service, but they've been driven away either by the environment or sometimes you get upset at them. they stay two weeks, or they stay a month or whatever it is, and then they leave. i'm frustrated that i can't help more. lemonis: so were you helping him get his financials organized, as well? barry: i was helping monitoring getting the financials organized, yes. lemonis: okay. barry: they're better than they were two years ago. lemonis: oh, really? wow. barry: i put togeth

barry: i would remind her it is $3.5 billion over 10 years.emind her the economy is still 2% smaller than it would've been without the pandemic. i would emphasize it is important the investment be productive and we think carefully about how to allocate it. tom: barry eichengreen, thank you so much. hands down my book of the year. "in defense of public debt." i cannot say enough about it. 226 pages of varied dense, very readable history. as you mentioned lisa to our present moment. lisa: as we encourage debt globally on a corporate and public level. the specificity of what the programs are that the borrowed money goes towards is the achilles' heel of the discussion because you have to get granular and those granularity's have a lot of disagreement going on in washington. tom: the confidence of growth and the way to extricate ourselves from the debt is technology and productivity increasing. those are amorphous things that have nothing to do with the political heat in washington. lisa: there other consequences of those developments. we have not

barry: they want to talk about the baseball team.when you buy the next it will be the same way -- when you buy the knicks it will be the same way. barry ritholtz. lisa, you look at the inflation data. equity markets and dollar react, bonds not. bonds might be looking more regularly at what the components are that led to the decrease. you are seeing increases in rent. it is perhaps we are seeing the offset because those prices went down significantly. airfare is also a huge component. used cars did see a slight dip. new cars increased in price. i wonder how much this report does reflect the delta variant and how it bled out through people's consumers expectation. i found this a fascinating report and i'm not sure what it says. tom: on the data front we do have green on the screen. not over 35,000 on the dow. spx up 15 points, nasdaq with a lift as well. it is about even percentage moves. small caps having a better than good morning. the vix coming in under 19. oil is important this morning. brent crude over $74 a barrel. on the nation

but not barry goldwater.he ones that follow him in the 70s who basically come out of the nixon defeat should say the nixon resignation, they have a completely different although a lot of the same people, they have an entirely new organizing tactic. that's basically the take things people are angry about and use them as leverage to get them into the conservative coalition. it is very much a process. a lot of these issues are the 1960s social liberation issues. one of the guys said it's the achilles heel of the liberal democrats but he means gay rights, he means abortion, pornography, people in the grassroots in middle america really angry about the stuff. they don't really think of them as political issues. we are going to politicize them, we are going to organize a route them. it's a huge part of occult organizing discontent how they build a coalition that can basically do what goldwater failed to do but succeeded in 1980. >> now, people like me, i am a millennial socialist. a lot of us, people in the democra

barry: here's the big question. i'm very familiar with ray's philosophy.mewhat different view than he does. where we agree is china is a massive economic player. where i think the u.s. perspective versus china varies is that we drank the kool-aid and we believe in capitalism and free market economics. to china, capitalism is just a useful tool. it was helpful to bring in western companies to help build out their demand for their manufacturing and their software and their technology and all of the different things that have made china one of the fastest growing nations on earth? where we really do not see i to i is i am not sure if china wants to be investable to u.s. and other investors. the bottom line is they do not respect private property, they do not believe in the sanctity of contract, they certainly do not believe in a free market economy. you can get these changes at their goes 50% of a sectors market cap. tom: i want to come back to you in the coming days and talk about the zero bound and what we talked to ray dalio about because a heated opinion

we have barry back.ore than 10% but when do we start to see this thing perk up? >> well i think what we're likely to see a change in the marketplace once again, kind of an echo we saw last november when the vaccine took place. as we see covid start to pull back once again, maybe with the updated shots and so for the. i think that whole area of the market will come back with great strength and paypal i think will be one of those leading the way. i use them for venmo. i pay the kid that mows my lawn. he won't take a check. they are in tune with a digital world. i think it is a pathway that will go very, very well long into the future. liz: we got 10 seconds. what happens tomorrow at the opening bell? because it's a really tough call right now for us. the dow down 12 points? >> boys ton college. never knocked down. but the market has wobbly legs right now. i think it will be more wobbly tomorrow. liz: more wobbly tomorrow. that from barry james. great to have you. thank you very much. the dow cannot hold it

if you read reagan's message in the '60s it deviates hardly at all from barry goldwater's, but barryer didn't have an observable sense of humor like that, didn't draw people in. and it strikes me that i don't know if it's a default setting for conservatives and it is neighbor just in the nature of conservatism in the united states, that they tend to do righteous indignation better than they do a lot of other emotions. with barry goldwater there was this sense that you were sort of being lectured to. there was either -- there was an undercurrent or maybe an explicit overcurrent of anger in this, but reagan took that away. so is reagan maybe simply the anomaly among conservatives? is barry goldwater sort of more like the conservative mind and maybe we're returning to that where -- i mean, as jonathan suggested, there was blood on the floor at the convention of '64 among the republicans and it was, you know, are we going to be conservative enough. so is it too much to ask the republicans or conservatives to come up with another reagan because is the reagan personality type just really r

so barry moore from alabama. >> thank you. appreciate you holding this conference. this is pinned on my lapel, my american flag in, not my congressional pin. we need to come together as a nation. my son tells a story, they were doing sort of an experiment in a science class and they put red ants and black ants in a giant aquarium. the ants functioned fine until someone shook the aquarium and they turned on each other. we as a nation are better figure out who is shaking our aquarium. general milley said a few months ago he wanted to understand the white rage and what american people want to understand is the red, white, and blu-ray. how -- blue rage. a president who has created a crisis on our southern border, people coming in unvented,

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we'll see you monday. >> thanks to barry.d ryan!" today, actress amanda peet. and we will see what is cooking with padma lakshmi. plus, "live loves new york week" continues with the taste of the big apple. today on "live," all next on "live!" ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> kelly: will love these extras, by the way. >> ryan: because we don't know when we are on. good morning. i love that. toy.

the awkward moment is last night, ran into barry jenkins.ng to take this swing and be wrong if it's not barry. so small talk, small talk. at the end of it, you know, he said great, love the show. good luck tonight, brett. i love barry jenkins. >> jimmy: so you're equally guilty. so you did go to the party. this is -- maybe this is not a party, because you were wearing a different outfit, you changed. >> yeah, there were no major parties, but apple threw like a thing at the hotel we were staying. so i was able to change clothes. last week's episode, we discovered coach beard's party pants. so i was able to bring the party pants to the party. >> jimmy: they're good looking pants. it was really like a third british invasion last night. it was something else. were you guys aware of that in the room at the time? >> vaguely, because they kept going to "the crown" in london. i'm like, why aren't we in london? but it's fun, because i love london. part of why this is such a great job for me is because i've been an agliphile before i knew it was a wor

all time home run leader barry bonds and giants mascot lucille. there will be a giants themed lounge at sfo. >> we are inviting special guests. we have barry bonds who will be signing the plane and actually making it official that we are also in the post season. this is a buzz, a celebration that alaska and giants are coming together. you will see this in our network through 2022. >> during the event the airline presented a $100,000 check to the willie mays scholarship fund which supports college aspirations for san francisco black youth. >>> a big moment for some kids in safrancisco as they goce tpl newly upgraded baseball field. >> partnered with boys and girls club of san francisco to renovate the field in hunters point. kids made a thank you sign on the chain link fence on the back stop. they even got a cool video message. >> a great project by united healthcare. thank you to them. i hope you enjoy your new field. get out and have fun, run the bases, meet new friends, and enjoy it. >> they hope access to the field will help kids lead healthier

barry bonds added to the custom look by autographing it. alaska's making $100,000 donation to the giants' willie mayes scholarship foundation. ess is very fitting. >> raj mathai with what's coming up at 5:30. >> the clock is ticking as the standoff

will carry it _ makers of it. 7,500 baton barris will carry it through _ makers of it. 7,500 baton barrisstrip honouring the queen and her platinum jubilee year and also recognising her as head of the commonwealth. the baton includes a 360 degrees camera to record and transmit stories from across the commonwealth. one baton, one, wealth, 90,000 miles before it home for the start of the games. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. live action on the fa cup for women and the champions league him a follow up on the app. but have a lovely evening and bye—bye. good evening. today brought us some showers, yes, but a lot of dry weather and some spells of sunshine. over the next few days, though, the emphasis shifts back towards wet weather, windy weather, albeit with some drier, brighter interludes. through this evening and tonight, we will see cloud and rain spreading back in from the west, but where we keep clear spells for a good part of the night across eastern areas, it will turn really quite chilly. some parts of scotland, up towards the north—east, could get a

barry's day to day, really. - left. and how long does that last? barry's day to day, really., really. if we i left. and how long does that last? barry's day to day, really. if we do several miles if we are quite far away from our normal base, when shift from a one half since the tank will last us. shift from a one half since the tank will last us— will last us. you see people there fillint u- will last us. you see people there filling up their — will last us. you see people there filling up theirjerry _ will last us. you see people there filling up theirjerry cans. - will last us. you see people there| filling up theirjerry cans. because do your mind when you see that? i think for us it's more of an added anxiety into our day, we already were quite a stressfuljob, and now trying to factor in where we can actually fill up with fuel into our day. actually fill up with fuel into our da . ~ ., actually fill up with fuel into our da . . . . actually fill up with fuel into our da . . . actually fill up with fuel into our da. .. ., day. what are the plans? what sort of alans day. wh

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barry, any thoughts on this?her than being one of those people that left new york city, you know, listen, when i got to new york in 1984 it was a mess, you walked through times square and dealers everywhere an amazing transformation that i lived through over the next 30 years. it's sad to see it go the other way. i saw the same thing. it got considerably better and turned the other way. it's quite sad. dagen: would be disney world compared to being chased down the street by violent mentally-ill homeless individuals or walking through the -- maria: goes back to leadership. dagen: maybe eric adams, assuming he's elected does something about this to reverse it but, we will see. maria: yeah. leadership and policy, bad policy equals bad outcomes. we will take a break and then we will get into the policy around vaccinations, vaccinations required for border control agents, jackson county sheriff is here and talk to me about the biden administration's hypocrisy at the border. wait till you hear this. we will be right ba

and with barry goldwater, there is the sense that you are sort of being lectured to. there was an undercurrent -- or maybe an explicit over current, of anger in. this reagan took that away. it is reagan the anomaly among conservatives? is barry goldwater more like the conservative mind and maybe we're returning to that where, as jonathan suggested, there was blood on the floor at the convention of 64 among the republicans. it was, are we going to be conservative enough? so is it too much to ask the republicans, or conservatives, to come up with another reagan? is the reagan personality type just really rare? you can see hubert humphrey, he does find among liberals, but reagan is almost a v hubert humphrey of conservatives. what do you think? and jonathan you can try that one out to. >> i think the question is -- is a really interesting. one in many ways it is why haven't we seen conservatives, over the last 50 years, in spite of the fact that republicans had this long streak of winning the presidency, why have republicans not really been able to put forward whatever o

people may not know or remember is that, while half of that concert got out, you weren't the last, barry it started raining, historic flooding came to central park. and people don't necessarily know you were hosting a four-hour broadcast on cnn of the concert, the last two hours of which was a wet camera pointed at an empty stage while you vamped endlessly. >> for hours. thing is, i got the gig because my boss said, you know, we need somewould be to anchor in the studio because don lemon's going to be there and they were going to be doing it all. but in case something happens, will you sit in the anchor detection? yeah, sure, i don't know anything about the concert. i was i'm there reading the newspaper hour after hour and all of a sudden the concert ends two hours unexpectedly and they're, like, you're on the air! i was, like, uh, okay, let's do this! >> stephen: what's the game plan? is there somebody in your ear going, we're getting carlos santana -- >> thankfully, carlos santana growth to come in right after his performance. we banked an interview with carlos santana which literally

now catching up, barry is stepping due. would the previous regina just for electron texas? i think that leaves a sensor upon ease. men also that lowing the testimony that people gave to the sea. i think it's very difficult for the government justify this 360 degree chad from a government bad to respect that you might rise the lol. so to make some risks, shoot ok. those who have so why would why would the government cut this feel then? because it clearly for people who been waiting for this report to come. and if it turns out that the government is cut to deal with the former administration for electro purposes, will they pay that price at the ballot box? i'm not too sure. i mean be alert pro commission to cali. electra barry had where came on as individuals with integrity and if the commission mandates to count and declare elections again, mr. german, i think we can expect some surprises in terms of that we were there next year. we'll be around and be possible. fallout from this river on holy and unexpected lands. but this is really very disturbing because mr. german abuse

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for brand new episode of tucker in america today tucker spoke with barry meyer. -- they found a new client. here is part of the conversation. >> fusion was basically to go through donald trump's business, personal history, whatever to dig up whatever information would be detrimental and unflattering to donald trump. he has a long checkered business career. there is plenty of stuff with business records, bankruptcies and business problems there to dig up. come the springing of 2016 it's become clear that donald trump going to be the republican party nominee. who ever, you know, there is no interest in being on his bad side. so who ever is funding fusion at that point says, sorry, we're done. they then go to lawyers for the democratic national committee for hillary clinton's campaign and basically pitch them on continuing their political opposition work against donald trump. they say at that point we would like to start looking at his activities in russia. because we haven't really looked at that closely before. they get the go ahead, the money to do that. that is when they hire christopher

banister and citi national rockdale chief investment officer tom galvin good morning to you both barry the markets the last couple of weeks, below the surface for longer than that if you look at the value and cyclical stocks. what do you think would be the trigger or storyline that might create the kind of potential downside that you are anticipating >> yeah, we've been negative on the value cyclical and small caps since the summer and like the defensive sectors and industries and that call has been right but our market correction call has been wrong we to see the pmi indices falling off sharply in the fourth quarter third quarter should be okay we also think that the broad dollar, which is overweight, the chinese currency, that's going to strengthen, and the chinese will cut rates by the end of the year that has a disinflationary effect it would cause oil to pull back. if your ten-year yield is sticky here in the 1-3s and your inflation s fall yield goes up and that will squeeze the market so all these factors should coalesce along with covid in the northern cold states coming back af

barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. o god, who by your glorious power brought hope into our lives, fill our lawmakers with your peace. in the intricate challenges they face, provide them with the ability to persevere through life's storm

so, dr barry, talking about her optimism and things moving forward. —— dr berry.he we still don't have a court date for the trial itself.— the trial itself. the presence of the trial itself. the presence of the presence — the trial itself. the presence of the presence there _ the trial itself. the presence of the presence there is _ the trial itself. the presence of| the presence there is extremely controversial, we know many people were tortured there, why is it still in existence? why are those prisoners being kept there? well, there are 39 _ prisoners being kept there? well, there are 39 people _ prisoners being kept there? well, there are 39 people still- prisoners being kept there? -ii there are 39 people still here. there was a peak of around 780 boys and men who were here at one stage. a lot of them over the last 20 years have of course been transferred to various countries. but there are ten of those 39 who have been cleared for transfer and could potentially be released in the coming months, some of those, though, were cleared for transfer as far back as

barry, you oppose. welcome to the conversation. go ahead. caller: i'm an independent, but eileen left. i just him to agree with this border policy. all democrats and republicans, they want these immigrant in here for the cheap labor always. that's just the ones that run businesses, the democrats and republicans. i just don't understand what's going on either. all you got to do is round them up, get them out of here. whatever happened to the 70's and 80's when they would come up for a few months a year and work the cops. for some reason our government wants them to stay now. host: all right, here's the white house press secretary jen psaki talking about the challenging situation at the border. [video clip] >> this is devastating footage to watch but what we are trying to do is protect people. one way of conveying that this is not the time to come, we have in implementing title 42 and it's not just about people in the united states, it's also about protecting migrants that would come and be in mass groups. we are also surging resources and tak

take a look who showed up, all time home run leaders barry bonds and giants mascot lucille. they're opening a giantsthemed lounge at sfo. >> we are also inviting special guests. we have barry bonds who will be signing the plane and actually making it official that we are also in the post season. this is a buzz, a celebration that alaska and giants are coming together. you will see the plane in our network through 2022. >> looks pretty cool. >>> the airline presented a $100,000 check to willie mays scholarship fund which supports college aspirations for san francisco's black youth. some lucky kids getting the chance to play on an upgraded baseball field. >> the giant outfielder and united healthcare partnered with boys and girls club to renovate. the kids got a cool video message from yaz himself. >> this is a great project put on by united healthcare. thank you to them. i hope you guys enjoy your field. have fun, run the bases, meet new friends and enjoy it. go giants. >> the director says access to the field will hopefully help kids lead healthier lives while having some fu

maria: look, we are also looking ahead to what is to come, right barry have?h it is all about what joe manchin and other the democrat senators did to say how they will vote on it. we have the then menu offo slets from fine chairman widen circulated a list of tax increases as offset to all spending include excise tax on companies with excessive stock buybacks, they include xoois think a with competitive ceo pay limited on executive compensation stringent interest proposal taxes administration annually on deemed income thoughts what could get through whether or not 43.4% capital gains tax 49.6% tax rate for top earners will all of this impact the economic growth story? >> yeah -- this is really fascinating because i have had a couple conversations recently where people are tried to make case this is additional stimulus that is good news, for the markets, stock market in particular, i had to roll eyes at all that thinking wait a minute you are going to spend additional child care credits expand medicare eligibility to pay for that going to have higher capital gai

barry r mccaffrey, we get to come to you and what did you make of the disconnect on display during the testimony today from the advice that these three military men gave the president the advice that the president either says he did not receive, or did not taken. and then we concentrating on the wrong subject? would a 2500 troop contingent have just remain there for five or ten years with at sustainable? >> well my own view is ha we stayed beyond the 31st of august, the taliban uld have reengaged on the war we would've had toreinforce, not 2500, but probably ,000 need troops. we would've kept the afghan government in our force from collapsing. would i do believe is that it wasa legitimate political decision by president biden. and trump. wh withdraw all forces to do it in a very short term. in addition mr. trump teed up the doha agreement which essentially completely through the afghan government under the bus and would clearly result in an eventual collapse. so i don't thinthat the fact that mr. biden may have slightly miss spoke and significant, i think biden coming in e long run to

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when i spoke to barry pollack, the u.s.or assange over the weekend, that is one of the first things he raised that this could be -- if assange is extradited and brought to an american courtroom, his american lawyers would raise the government misconduct as grounds for ms. -- dismissal and is very pollack pointed out, daniel ellsberg's lawyer seceded on that very ground -- succeeded on that very ground. when evidence came out about some of with the nixon white house was planning and did come in one case breaking into the psychiatrist office, that was grounds for tossing the indictment. whether the assange -- whether that parallel work for a stage, we will have to wait and see. clearly, some of the more extreme measures weren't implement it, but some, including surveillance inside assange and it embassy when he may have been lking to privileged conversations, that could factor into a government misconduct. amy: we want to bring in one of julian assange's legal advisers, jennifer robinson. the first have a respond to al jazeer

my buddy barry snatched him out of the car. >> barry actually remains in the hospital.east county transitional living center. >> there was a time when, like so many, i would have -- we would have kept driving. but because of programs like ectoc, i'm changing. and in that change now, we're able to not just be selfish individuals, but look out for others. >> now, the couple in the car are ken and joan williamson. they're both in their 90s. they're also hospitalized, but they're expected to make a full recovery. and pretty amazing on them, they've been married 64 years. >> that's the headline. >> right. >> married 64 years, that's genius. >> i know, that is such a sweet story, though, the tale of the good samaritan. they made such a difference. >>> cnn's coverage continues right now. ♪ >>> very good wednesday morning to you. i'm jim sciutto. with the school year in full swing in many parts of the country now, cases and hospitalizations among children are up. it is important to note, though, that severe disease among children remains very uncommon. we're going to break that

. >> reporter: barry karacostas is a friend. oh, look at that.t, "damn, i need you guys." >> want to share a biscuit? >> reporter: for barry, bubbles is not only his trusted companion and best friend, he's a soul mate. >> i think we, you know, look big and strong or, you know, a little bit dominating, but we're not. we're very soft and gentle on the inside. i smile quite a lot and am very social, and he's the same. i don't shake my butt as much as he does. >> reporter: so, there you have it. dogs and their owners may look alike-- or they may not-- but the bond is so much more than fur deep. it's unconditional love that we humans do our best to live up to. >> pauley: and now, all the president's pets. starting with president biden and his family, who recently said goodbye to one of their german shepherds, 13-year-old champ, while the bidens tell us his younger brother, major, is being joined by a cat. the first family follows in a long white house tradition, as mo rocca will remind us throughout the night, starting now. (♪ harp ♪) >> reporter: whe

along with us, jonathan lemire, general barry mccaffrey, dr. nahid bhedalia, thank you, all. >>> it's been 240 days since president biden became president of the united states. >>> columnist and author george will with some choice words for those he accuses of hijacking the conservative movement which is now, obviously, barely recognizable. all of it as "the 11th hour" is getting underway on this friday night. hour" is getting underway on this friday night. ♪ when you hear 'cough cough sneeze sneeze' ♪ it's time for ♪ 'plop plop fizz fizz' ♪ alka seltzer plus cold relief, dissolves quickly... instantly ready to start working. so you can bounce back fast with alka-seltzer plus. age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. introducing xfinity rewards. our very own way of thanking you just for being with us. enjoy rewards like movie night specials. xfinity mobi

barry black. >> let us pray. eternal god, or shelter and shield, today we again remember 9/11.we recall the tragedy, infamy, and heroism of that day, we better understand that freedom isn't free. we remember how the pain united us so that we knew that we were not hyphenated americans, but one people. lord, whose us in these contentious times with a similar spirit of oneness, inspiring us to work for the well-being of all people. we are grateful for the protection you have provided us, for the 20 years since that calamitous day. as we embrace the promise to never to forget, help us to never forget that you continue to be our refuge and strength. a very present help in times of trouble, so that we have no need to fear, though the earth be removed and the mountains carried into the midst of the sea, we pray in your sovereign name. amen. >> ladies, singing god bless america, the united states army band. >> ♪ god bless america land that i love stand beside her and guide her thru the night with the light from above from the mountains to the prairies to the oceans white with foam god

. >>> the fight for the governor's office coming to the barry at this point. new numbers showing the state of the recall race two weeks out. >>> subways inundated with water, roads turning into rushing rivers. extreme flooding like new york is never seen. now, new england could get hit next. >>> the last picture of the weekend of the summer. with the delta variant and the caldor fire in tahoe, the labor day might look a little different. expert advice with tips for last-minute planners, live. >>> good morning is thursdays at every second, gianna franco. good morning to you. we have live team coverage all morning long as it is burning out of control. we are live in south lake tahoe but first let's go to mary lee with smoke in the bay area. a little bit of haze for us. from crystal clear skies over the past couple days two a little bit of haze. looking at modern air quality for most of us. that is in yellow as we start off the day. that will be the case as we head through the rest of the day into tomorrow. even though we have an air quailty advisory in effect to

home run king and former giants legend barry bonds was also invited on the tour. has lots of options for getting around these days, from flying out of sfo, to getting a personal piggyback ride from lucille. >> well. a good workout right there. >> there you go, do some squats. >>> i was commenting earlier on how clear it is outside. there's no more smoke. >> rice, wildfire smoke, there's no fog this evening, we don't have any see hayes blowing in. you can see and obstructive visibility which is technically 12.4 miles. offshore wind producing clear skies overhead and dry conditions, but that's a double- edged sword. clear skies, we also have the offshore wind resulting in a high fire threat with the red flag warning in effect for the northbay hills. starts at 11:00 this evening and goes through tomorrow morning. through the work week and the weekend, warmer weather that kicks in tomorrow will stick around through the first weekend of october. we will see it drop by late next week. let's take a look at what we expect for those humidity levels, specifically in the nor

we'll go to barry in williamsburg, virginia. you oppose, barry. good morning to you. welcome to the conversation. >> caller: good morning. yeah, i actually am an independent, but i lean left. but i just don't agree with this border policy. but really, all democrats and republicans, they want these immigrants in here for the cheap labor, always. but that's just the ones that run businesses, though, the democrats and republicans. i don't understand what's going on either. because all you got to do is round them up, get them out of here. what ever happened to back in the '70s and '80s where they would come up for two or three months a year and work the crops and go back home. for some reason, our government wants them to stay now. >> all right, barry in williamsburg, virginia. listen to the white house press secretary, jen psaki, talking about the situation at the border at yesterday's briefing. >> one, it's a challenging situation. it's devastating to watch this footage. i think it's important, though, for people to also know that what we're trying to do is also protect

fortunate he was there, and i thinktoday's hearing was a positive step for the country. >> general barry mack calf rhee, kevin baron and courtney kube, thank you. >>> many refuse to get vaccinated in ohio despite the state's new man date. >>> we'll go live to chicago where we expect to hear soon from former president barack obama as the groundbreaking ceremony for his long-awaited presidential library is getting underway. d presidential library is getting underway -we are here! -for new homeowners, a football game can really bring out the parent in them. it's smart we parked near the exit. -absolutely. -there you go. that w, [whistles] let's put away the parking talk, maybe, for a minute. parking is where the mon is, though. can you imagine what this place pulls in on parking alone? alright, no more talking about parking lots. a lot of these are compact spots. it's not pretty. progressive can't protect you from becoming your parents, but we can protect yo home and auto when you bundle with us. we still planning to head out around the third quarter? let's not talk about aving before we're

also michael schmitt and peter baker and general barry mccaffrey. welcome to the four of you. we have obtained our own copy of the book and we can verify the excerpts. tell us more about this secret meeting that general milley held in his pentagon office january 8th to review the process for military action. this was two days after the insurrection and milley was concerned, according to costa and woodward's telling, that president trump, the former president, had gone into a serious mental decline and was now all but manic. >> yeah. milley goes into a command post in the pentagon and assembles the top commanders there and goes over with them the procedures for how a nuclear weapon should be launched and the law that lays that out. and he reiterates to them to make sure they know that for a weapon like this to be launched, the order has to come directly from the president and that milley himself needs to be on the line. while the book doesn't say this, if you read between the lines, what i think milley is essentially saying is that he was afraid that someone else in trump's orb

barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray.rnal god, accept our praise and thanksgiving. you have been better to us than we deserve, for your goodness and mercy pursue us each day. great is your faithfulness.

barry bonds lunch 73 that season. brandon belt is the giants slugger with under 30. that's what a deep lineup will do, that's why this team is still alive for the best record in club history. the middle game at three in coors field, top one, fittingly, brandon belt tying his 235th homerun of the year. in the fifth with the rockies leading with two on, brandon belt, with giants hom number 236, that sets a new franchise record. felt with 20 long balls, this year, the giants win seven - two. doctors lose, san francisco gains some cushion, back up two games on los angeles. one run in seven innings, this afternoon against the astros. a little blooper, carlos correa, sky boat scores, the game is tied. starling marte drives went into the gap. they hobble to the plate for the game-winning run. the a's do win, 2-1. they are currently 3 1/2 back in the wildcard race. to golf, can europe stop there site at the ryder cup? jordan spieth on 16, he sinks the eagle putt. jordan spieth and justin thomas heights to win their match. the united states leads 11-5 going into sunday. they

. >> joining me is retired four star general barry mccaffrey and former adviser to the supreme alliedvers that can be pulled to get the people out. what should the u.s. government do? >> well, lindsey, the u.s. government is negotiating, obviously. you already mentioned that with the taliban. one of the things, of course, the biggest thing the taliban wants is international recognition and with that some money. so we have leverage over the taliban. the u.s. government, the entire international community needs to tell the taliban if they do not open international airspace to planes, then the whole rest of the negotiation is off. i mean that needs to be done urgently. and then there is the second issue of getting people out which frankly i agree with your ascend of ceo, we need the u.s. government to get involved in getting planes in there and flying people out. there are a lot of more detailed reasons for that. but only governments can do this effectively and quickly and really have the money for it. >> general, let's turn to the report of four americans evacuated by land. how difficul

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