cherie is going to bring us home. when you leave, grab a piece of food so we make sure that it don't go to waste when we left. cherie's going to wrap us up, and then we all going to eat. >> thank you so much, dr. davis. i am cherie miller, and i am the event and membership manager. but that, i am a founding member and the acting treasurer of the san francisco areri can american art and cultural district, the first cultural district legislated by law, and that work came because i am a working actor, i am a working theater director, i am a producer, and that talent was developed through queen mary l. booker in the bayview-hunters point. and i think so many people said it, how we take care of each other, how we see greater in each other than what our present circumstances are, and i also want to shout out dr. scott because when she said she'll give you a bag of rice, y'all, she'll give you a bag of rice because she gave me a bag of rice, and she gave me many other things. she invited me into her home and partnered with s

chery, describe what is happening.ral practitioner in les cayes, so hard-hit by covid. now you have the earthquake. >> good morning. yes, i am dr. chery marie anne-lise. les cayes i and inles cayes -- i am in les cayes. when the earthquake was happening, i was inside with my house with my baby. hit my head against the wall and fell down. i have injuries. i can see everyone is panicking. this morning, we had anoth -- all of the people who were trying to sleep inside their house, they run out and are panicking. he asked the question again, please? amy: what are the greatest needs in the injuries you are treating. are you getting enough supplies and you have enough doctors and medical staff to help with those who are injured? >> in les cayes, especially, we have not enough doctors to care for the patients. in t back place of the country -- we need doctors. people need food and water. they need clothes. many of them have infected wounds so they don't have anyone to care for them where they are. i can even see people trying

cherie is going to bring us home. when you leave, grab a piece of food so we make sure that it don't go to waste when we left. cherie's going to wrap us up, and then we all going to eat. >> thank you so much, dr. davis. i am cherie miller, and i am the event and membership manager. but that, i am a founding member and the acting treasurer of the san francisco areri can american art and cultural district, the first cultural district legislated by law, and that work came because i am a working actor, i am a working theater director, i am a producer, and that talent was developed through queen mary l. booker in the bayview-hunters point. and i think so many people said it, how we take care of each other, how we see greater in each other than what our present circumstances are, and i also want to shout out dr. scott because when she said she'll give you a bag of rice, y'all, she'll give you a bag of rice because she gave me a bag of rice, and she gave me many other things. she invited me into her home and partnered with s

eventually they made it, and the 7th machine gun was shifted along the river river bank of the marne at cheriehey helped the french, including colonial senegalese troops and prevented the germans from crossing. >> the american monument on hill 204 can be seen from the city of chateau-thierry in the marne river vale. we moved our camera into the city near the river to continue the story. >> directly behind mesa monument in tribute to the 3rd division, not only the first world war where they helped stop the germans from crossing the marne but the 3rd division also penetrationed this area during the second world war after the normandy invasion and kept the germans from penetrating even further into the marne area. the french keep this area well protected in memory of the americans who were in this area in both world wars. there were two bridges that crossed over chateau-thierry. really the only crossing points within five miles to get across the marne. the germans had sent some troops. they had fought the americans hand to hand here in the town, but the 7th machine gun battalion was able to get a

brian tate's sister cheri had been waiting for this moment, too. >> i start crying.ies the burden of helping to pin the blame on tate in those awful moments after lisa's murder. >> i can never tell the family how sorry i am that they had to go through what they had to. we're going to have the last word on brian tate. this is an innocent guy that was made a victim by seth. >> all rise. >> a sentencing hearing was held in september 2014. the caldwells were given a chance to address the court, but talked directly to seth. >> you know how close lisa and i was. and you know what you took from me. out of everybody in this room, you know. >> presley, lisa's sister, walked up to take her turn. during all three trials, she'd desperately tried to make eye contact with seth. >> seth was my best friend, my brother, who i loved so much. >> now, she finally got what she wanted. as she spoke, she looked straight at him. and for the first time seth stared right back at her. >> i'm going to leave you with one final thought, that i'm no longer your sister and i no longer love you. >>

but everyone else has to be locked down under masked cherie a we are going to talk more about this atle bit later tonight. we have a really big show. tucker carlson is going to be joining us shortly. first, i want to keep talking to you about stunning arrogance buffoonery. let's talk about the media. and the scientific industrial complex that has ignored innovation totally shut down debate and cost thousands their lives. and i'm not just talking about covid. last night we laid out five truths about covid. facts backed up by studies about mask effectiveness, the risk to children and natural immunity. you should go check it out online. that is if you can find it. because not long after it was posted, twitter slapped it down labeled it misleading. now, there wasn't a single misleading statement in our program. but twitter, youtube, facebook, google, the federal government have all conspired to let only one point of view, one statement, one treatment, one thought see the light of day. and that thought? everyone must get vaccinated. >> i would like to make an important announcement today

. >> doctor, cheri, thank, you stay safe down, there were all thinking about everyone in the storms pathrning to the investigation into the january 6th insurrection, one mystery, may be solved. >> on january six, did you speak with him before, during, or after the capital was attacked? , >> i spoke with him that day, after. i think after. i don't know if i spoke with them in the morning or. now i just don't know. i'd have to go back. i don't know when those conversations happened. >> after months of this, we finally had some inkling about what jim jordan was talking to donald trump about. as rioters from the capital. that's next. capital. that's next. hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation again, are we? no, we're having the "we're getting coverage so we don't have to worry about it" conversation. so you're calling about the $9.95 a month plan -from colonial penn? -i am. we put it off lon

cherie ann wilson is a journalist in fiji — she joins me from the capital suva.ow. this update last night, we now have 327 people admitted to the hospital's and admitted for covid—19 and the last 2a hour period, we now have six. we have reported 653 new cases and 443 deaths now since we have the delta variant in the second wave in april this year. now, we've recorded 411 deaths since april and thatis recorded 411 deaths since april and that is more than the two to be recorded last year, so a year on from when we accept covid—19, we still haven't seen the end of where were going to move on to from now, were going to move on to from now, we still haven't seen the end of this. schools have closed in people withoutjobs, thousands of people withoutjobs, thousands of people withoutjobs, thousands of people without jobs and withoutjobs, thousands of people withoutjobs and our tourism sector is in dire straits. you without jobs and our tourism sector is in dire straits.— is in dire straits. you mention schools being _ is in dire straits. you mention schools being closed

conference, the taliban officials said, quote: we are committed to the rights of women under the system of cherie they are going to be working shoulder to shoulder with us. some see it as an empty promise. there are already reports that fox news has learned of one woman being beaten and killed by the taliban for not wearing a burqa. as of now, president biden is not scheduled to speak about afghanistan today. it's possible that he could take questions at an event this afternoon. is he also going to be taping an interview with abc. a lot of people very eager to see what the president has to say. steve, ainsley and brian? brian: yeah. he has been mia. thanks so much, mark. he is going to speak 2:30 to say we need another shot. big story what's happening in afghanistan. my hunch is he is not going to take any questions. he has no good answers. it's pretty clear also what's appearing is the intel agency tired of being the fall guy so to speak. they come came out and warned over and over again and documents seen in the "new york times" said this could actually happen and they did not have any faith in