a great job with the author of "charade", and we are happy to have david marcus on tonight.oming on. this is a book for discussion but one of the biggest ones. >> i think cuomo is one of them. it is sickening to watch all the lives he cost and knowing what he did to the city that i love along with de blasio. but the lies are narrated from the beginning.k it is a lie that the trumpok administration wasn't doing anything in january.is they were working on a vaccine and testing npp much before china reported a single death. the infection fatality rate was a lie even early april from a doctor and vastly lower than what the world health organization was telling us with sort of chinese sponsored fearmongering. so much of the masking debate was a lie. good, solid information was simply being suppressed and not being told to the american people. it was obviously a lie in the beginning. you can't catch covid at blm rally, but you can't have an outdoor church service. all of these were lies. quite frankly, i could have saved myself a lotso of work abt writing about the true things we

david marcus, congratulations on the book.hinks tucker. >> tucker: so on january 6th, that was the day that pearl harbor, 9/11 but actually only one person was shot to death that day. that person an unarmed air force veteran ashley babbitt. it happened at the u.s. capitol. who did that and why? we still don't know. ashley's husband is suing to find out. he joins us next with an update on what he has discovered. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: so within hours, literally within hours of the riot at the capitol on january 6, the organized course of propaganda begin telling us come again coming unison choreographed vote we had seen, not about the election stolen ft really happened, but instead, a group of cueing on white supremacists attempting to overthrow the u.s. government, insurrectionist more dangerous than isis. this was worse than 9/11. this was worse than pearl harbor and they said this. but the amazing thing is that that claim totally separated from reality saying it actually was internalized, not just buy a lot of the population but by

dagen: here now david marcus, new york post columnist, author of "charade: the covid lies that crushed the fact that that would even be a question in the new york mayor's debate is crazy. and the fact that the answer isn't of course not is equally crazy. i mean, aside from just how dangerous this is, and it's cheerily an enormously dangerous -- clearly an enormously dangerous idea, we have a situation all across the country where people don't want to be policed because they're being vilified because the media treating them horribly, and thousand you want to send them -- now you want to send them in violent situations with no guns? this is dangerous and, frankly, nuts. dagen: it is. and i always talk about this, in new york there are myriad reasons why crime is spiking the way it is. it is that police officers are not allowed to do their jobs, they're retiring in droves. nobody who would be a terrific police officer will step up and maybe go to the academy. i've heard that from longtime veterans, that they don't want their children joining the police department. it is draining people ou

david? >> all right, marcus moore on the virus again tonight for us. marcus, thank you. >>> next tonight, we have new reporting here on those crippling cyber attacks affecting gas prices and the u.s. meat supply. today, fbi director christopher wray was grilled on capitol hill, pressed on security, after both companies paid ransom to russian-based hackers. and that second attack, that meat producer, jbs, we have now learned paid $11 million in ransom. u.s. authorities tonight pleading with u.s. companies not to pay. here's our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas now. >> reporter: tonight, the fbi director with a stark warning. ransomware attacks costing u.s companies millions of dollars have tripled in the last year and that may be just the beginning. >> so the scale of this is something that i don't think this country has ever seen anything quite like it. and it's going to get much worse. >> reporter: wray says the fbi is investigating more than 100 ransomware attacks, each case with dozens, if not hundreds, of victims. and he's urging companies

david. >> all right, marcus moore on the virus tonight. and as you heard marcus report there, the concern over this delta variant, the variant first seen in india, is growing tonight, given what they're now seeing in the uk. and what we're beginning to see here in the u.s. so, let's bring in dr. ashish jha, dean of the brown university school of public health. dr. jha, always great to have you with us. we know this variant from india is now the dominant strain in the uk. i know they're very troubled there by what they're seeing in young people. we're now beginning to see this variant in the u.s. president biden with that rare warning about the variant in the last 24 hours. and we heard dr. fauci say, we cannot let this happen in the united states. so, let me ask you, is it a possibility that we're going to see this spread in the u.s. and what concerns you most about this variant? >> yeah, david, thank you for having me back. and unfortunately, it is a possibility. we still have almost half of americans not yet vaccinated, about a third of

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david? >> the challenge ahead. marcus moore tonight. marcus, thank you. >>> next tonight, the first heat wave of the season breaking more records tonight, triggering heat advisories for 20 million americans. temperatures in the 90s from the middle of this country all the way into the east and there is more to come. so, for how long? let's get to senior emergency rob marciano tracking it all for us tonight. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. another day of records for this early june heat wave. everybody in the 90s across the northeast and nearly all the big cities in maine with record highs today. heat indices with the humidity cranking in there. in the midwest, 90s again tomorrow. the western drought update for you you 75% in california, extreme drought. this is not going to get any less red and yes, climate change is a direct contributor to this drought and to this heat wave. david? >> rob marciano, thank you. >>> we turn next here this evening to vice president kamala harris on her first international trip in guatemala. her message to

miami-dade authorities, those victims have been identified as 52-year-old marcus joseph glower, frank -- 50-year-old michael david altman. at this hour 150 people still unaccounted for as hundreds of rescue workers tried to make their way through deep pockets at the site of the partial collapse. officials say a team of engineers expected to arrive late this afternoon to inspect the north and east towers to determine if there any structural issues with those buildings. that has become a top priority following the release of an inspection report in 2018, to expose the parking garage under the 12 story building was causing major structural issues that needed to be fixed. there is no cause yet of what caused the tower to come down but governor rhonda santos says all scenarios at state and local authorities, begin thorough investigations into what happened. todd: everybody has a theory. charles watson, thank you. >> texas democrats are trying to block governor greg abbott from using covid recovery money for the border wall. the group urging treasury secretary janet yellen to issue a formal writing, quote, we are conce

those victims are identified as 52-year-old marcus joseph guerrera, 55-year-old frank kleiman and 50-year-old michael david that brings the death toll to 11, more than 150 people still missing as search and rescue efforts extend into a sixth day. officials say a team of engineers are expected to arrive late this afternoon to thoroughly inspect the sister tower to the northeast. we are told engineers will determine if those buildings have any structural issues that would put them at risk of collapse. >> at that point we might make a determination whether or not there is an issue. in the meantime residents were given the option to relocate. >> reporter: according to a report from the miami herald the contractor told the paper he was working two days before the partial collapse, and underneath the latest cracked concrete, corroded bar, all issues that were raised in a 2018 inspection that raised concerns about major structural damage. right now, a cause is not been determined but we heard from governor ron desantis who said those scenarios will be investigated as state, local and federal authorities, a thorou

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and then told never to speak about it, but david, the president saying today that only in remembrance to wounds heal. >> that truth in full view today. marcus moore leading us off tonight. thank you. >>> we move on now to the other major news this tuesday night and to the coronavirus in the u.s. tonight, moderna joining pfizer now in applying for the fda to give it full approval for its vaccine for people 18 and older. that could help encourage people to get vaccinated, according to authorities. and this country with the holiday marking a new chapter. tonight, new york city, for one, reporting not one covid death in the last 24 hours. that is significant. and the numbers tonight. more than 168 million people have received at least one dose of the vaccine. that's now 60% of everyone 12 years and older in this country. we're also learning tonight, ,000 of a new variant, very similar to the variant discovered in india. and what we know so far tonight. here's abc's eva pilgrim now. >> reporter: tonight, in a major move that could boost vaccine confidence, moderna becoming the second vaccinemaker after pfizer to formally ask the fda for full app

marcus joseph warra, 52 years old. frank, 55. and michael david altman, 50 years old. family members here are waiting for that closure. and among those families who have received some closure is the family of sergio lazano who said he could see the apartment of his parents in the view from his own. they often enjoyed cooking with each other. he has found solace knowing his parents' bodies were found in that debris together. >> i could see my mom cooking from my apartment when night would fall. the kitchen where my dad would sit and watch tv, it wasn't there. it's just like -- i don't know. >> as the search continued, did you have any hope they would be found alive? >> i didn't. i was just praying to god that they went quick, and that they were together. i was told they were in bed together. that's the romantic story, they were together. >> and, of course, it's always hope. it's the last thing that remains here, but that is dimming with so many family members i've spoken to who said they're not going to wait for official word from the locals here, the local authorities

collapse, the newest names to be added to the list of 11 are 52-year-old marcus joseph guerera, frank climan, and 50-year-old michael davidrial grows right outside of the collapse site, families are hoping and praying for a miracle as the chances of pulling people out alive become less likely. >> we have been coping with the news that they might not have their loved ones come out alive, and so hope that they will. they're learning that some of their loved ones will come out as body parts. reporter: now, local officials tell us a team corps of engineers are expected to arrive late this afternoon to thorough ly inspect the structural integrity of the champlain towers north and east and according to a report from the miami harold a pool contractor told the people he was working there two days before the partial collapse and the contractor reportedly said he noticed issues like standing water underneath the buildings pool. he also said he noticed cracked concrete and severely corroded rebar. all issues that were reported in that 2018 inspection that raised concerns about major structural damage at champlain towers south and g

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