word grew about the adventures of dillon hisself, the author.llon and his parents, susan and alex. thank you guys for being with us. dillon, this is one story. i mean, everyone wants to read this. what is your book about? >> it's about a christmas story. >> i understand, dillon, that it's about a boy with your name who is decorating the tree. the star on top explodes. a bomb somehow has been put on it overnight. then you get sucked into a portal and go back in time to the very first thanksgiving. how did you come up with that idea? >> he has an amazing imagination. >> yeah. >> it's unbelievable. >> him putting it in the library, we weren't surprised that he did something like that. his determination has always been when he wants to get a project done or he wants to do -- make something happen, he makes something happen >> he did. >> there yeah, he did. >>. >> you have been wanting to do this for a while, right? is this a plan you kind of hatched for a while. >> yeah. >> tell me about it. how long ago did you first decide, hey, i want to put a bo

just bring back dillon.me for life. >>> time for the weather let's go to meteorologist bill karins who, frankly, bears resemblance to the man in that surveillance footage. bill, do you have that? >> i don't. first, monobob and now the portland pickles. you set the bar here, jonathan. >> we do our best with sports. a wide variety of sports. >>> let me get to the multiweather event. this is not fun if you're in the middle of the country, st. louis, chicago, the storm is going to have multiple problems. we could deal with tornadoes, ice jams, flooding, high wind damage, fires. this whole thing could be kind of nuts over the next several days. 57 million people under wind alerts. 27 million under flood watches, 20 million people under some winter alerts mostly in the midwest. we add another 9 million that could deal with severe weather later on tonight and tomorrow. this is overnight hours, dallas, tulsa, all included in this. damaging wind, isolated tornadoes and then that threat spreads tomorrow from little ro

but then the show wouldn't be the show. >> i am going to stay in dillon.to stay together. and that's the way it is. yes? >> no. >> what do you mean, no? >> you've got to go to austin. this is your dream. >> that's what i'm telling you. >> what we wanted it to feel like was that the audience was just being invited in to a very small town, very intimate setting. >> i don't want to be responsible, nor do i want to have this baby be responsible for you not living out your dream. >> that's what i'm saying. you are my dream. >> i have walked with you all these years to get to this place. you and i together. >> this is about just a couple trying to actually be in a marriage and make it work instead of what we always see on television. and then i felt a very strong, deep desire to not just have her be the sideline supporting wife. >> it looks to me like on your sojourn, tim, you missed two biology exams and what looks like a pretty important term paper. in your english lit class. let's start there. >> i don't know what a sojourn is. >> it's going to keep you back

author dillon and his parents alex and susan join us now. congratulations. so many people have sent to me. i love reading and books. you did something at your young age that so many people would love to do. what was your inspiration? >> he wanted to get his story out there so all the kids can read his adventures. >> yeah. >> bill: what's the story about? >> a christmas story. >> bill: and what do you like about christmas, dillon? >> i like decorations. >> bill: me, too. i like that. >> dana: what was it like that you had a wait list at the library? >> there is. 55 -- >> dana: we might have lost them. what kind of luck are we having today trying to get this kid on the line. alex, are you there? maybe not. >> bill: we'll hang with it. this is covid cable, folks. we can still use that phrase, can't we? >> dana: an interesting story. he writes this graphic novel. draws the pictures about his own christmas story and puts it on the library shelf. one of the librarians found it. they put it in the lie bear. -- library. did you sign up for a book? >> dana: you did a

i've had a couple dozen today unless i'm dillon seriously with them. because she's like you to put them and you both of us separate them with one will you can the premier yes, is it you funny little glass cache? it should pharmacy beer with their food useless women over at the most disadvantaged recent gigabyte at which i'm longer at the shifter. griff is what i feel for now for the figure like a safe cutter with. i'm so to deal with the simplest go with the process. ploy, does your dog also come and claim your record of the year? be removed from our senior associate. google, which is patricia, but if might ask her minneapolis to curtis to just the formula because he said what about sincerely for you, for money from those are possible mission essential, new talk, but most of cell very pointers back goes in the house, the seller i yeah, got it was a piece with. so you file a parallel, mozilla, it um about about of its supposed to chombo cham abruptly from us or tom stobel failure. it wasn't supposed roku you could on schedule. we're short, you've stumbl

>> no, i think bob dillon, a noted stock investor probably said it best, other times, they are changingn went that way, work from home stocks in the midst of the pandemic were soaring but the last year peloton has gone from $150 a share to $38 a share, probably the best example the pandemic is coming to an end. such a change. during the pandemic was peloton, grub hub, zoom the stocks soared for the last year average work from home. is down about 68% of the market is coming us what a lot of has known, the pandemic affect is over. kennedy: fair obviously not going to build as many bikes and treadmills but they are relying on their description service trying to at more members so keeping the instructors, i didn't realize that highest peloton instructors get half a million in year in salary not to mention endorsement deals with companies that could do this. >> give it to peloton, they get a lot of flak but they have innovated. no one has seen anything like this before, technology meet fitness but that success in a free economy, no such thing as a divine right to stagnation when you are succ

think about that, letting dillon ruth, who killed nine in a church in south carolina, wants to let himcade why biden cannot criticize that, i direct myire to him and merrick garland, not to jen psaki, merrick garland can't get it right in lamont arbury's murder. he can't get that right. >> fantastic point and our president getting hot under the collar about those who don't want to federalize elections. emily, who better to fact check the things we're hearing out of the white house, emily compagno, take it away. >> emily: thank you for that, let's parse the comments you played in the beginning, kayleigh. what is scary, people watch this network when we were discussing soft on crime consequences and she defend today by saying there was additional funding to support local cop programs coming out of the white house she said, she said every republican voted against it, they don't like when we call that out, i will keep calling that out, it is a fact. i fact checked her, she got three pin oakios for it last summer, it was for budget plugging purposes and lawmakers had no guarantee police wou

the get up for dillon pickle the face of the portland pickles is back with its rightful owners.t costume from outside the team office after delta airlines dropped off late arriving back in spirit the search for the thief went viral. yesterday, a breakthrough. >> apparently it was found on a try met city bus -- a trimet city bus turn he mentioned there were some kids messing around with it left it on the bus. he realized it was the portland pickle and knew we had a partnership with voodoo doughnuts and dropped it off here. kumasi: what? reggie: no word on whether the police found the person who pinched the pickle in the first place. fans -- the team tells fans they are relishing this good news. [laughter] kumasi: i am glad you are happy about it. reggie: you know i lived in portland. this team did not exist when i lived there. it is relatively new. i love this story because it reminds me of all the stories i did in portland, which are exactly like this one. there is sort of a feeling of whimsy, there are a lot of questions but are never answered. there are these tie-ins that do n

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hello everyone i am raymond arroyo along with jackie dillon answered doctor nicole saphierpped tonight, tyrus perry. >> police move in freedom convoy protesters using pepper spray to to radical emergency powers. could this attack of freedom happen here? nicole? >> democrat run states are at risk of their mask mandate but

row 18, thursday night on the final lap of the race next to 2018 champ austin dillon. b.j.loud in his first daytona 500, and aric almirola nearly won here in 2018. '97 formula one champion completes the starting lineup. time for the toyota rev up to green. ♪ ♪ >> on friday night, the all-new toyota tundra did fast laps. today the next-gen toyota camera takes center -- camry takes center stage. catch the brand new toyota gr super funny if car. >> we have a lot of assets here for you in cay tone that and in the charlotte studio. let's get first to our crew chief, former daytona 500 winner, larry -- >> mike, winning this race in 1992 with davy allison and 1998 with dale earnhardt, two of the biggest moments of my career. i never even dreamed you would be working on a car in the daytona 500, much less winning it. the minute the season would end, that next day i was working on that daytona 500 car, and when you win the 500, it does not say with you the rest of the season, not the rest of your career, but the rest of your life, mike. >> in turn three. the lights are out atop the

joining me voyager space ceo, dillon taylor, sketls space crypto, cofounder, cody willard, my own friendr 606. dylan taylor you were the 606th person to go into space. passenger in blue origin mission shepard 19. i don't know if you're tired of talking about it but share some of your experience with us. >> charles, it never gets old, honestly. life-changing experience, i'm not overstating that. lifelong dream for me, really transformational, not only is it fun on the way up but seeing the earth from space, it is inscribable, it really is. charles: back here on terra firma you are very successful. you've invested in more than 50 ventures. the latest is the voyager space. tell us about this. >> voyager space is operating company. what we're trying to take advantage of with the fact that new space, as defined by these entrepreneurs is a very real thing. however the industry is not scaling particularly well. so the idea is how do you harness all these capabilities and amalgamate them into a operating company that can really do significant infrastructure projects in space. like private space

joining me now is ami dillon, founder of the center for american liberty and rnc national committeewoman for california. also joining me is amela and farnaby prager u. p personality. and i'm sorry, despite your last name, percent of americans say that athletes should play in the teams that match their birth . but why is a minority winning this argument? >>>> oh , because the left iso always going to go for that marginalized group and push as hard as they can even though a minority here in this argument, they are a very loud one and a they willt push and be forceful until they get their way. and it's very clear we don't come at this argument being having personal vendetta against trans people. the issue is that we don't want people with an unmistakableom biological advantage competing against women who have fought to be atire lives this point in their sport. leah thomas clearly has that urban identity, better lung capacity, better wingspan than these women. and that is why she's going in and winning these races. it is simply unfair. it has nothing to do with being prominently anti trans o

number of women who worked on his campaign including his campaign chief who was jennifer o'malley dillon now at deputy chief of staff in the white house on the virtual convention, which was a huge success was run by a woman directed in large part towards women. when it came to running out rolling out his agenda rather on he looked to the work of neurattended who at that time was head of the center for american progress later to be nominated for the office of management and budget and dinged by republicans who were terribly upset. you see by her spicy emails on spicy posts, but in the context of joe biden she had laid out in agenda that she called the new social contract. that was the build that better again. almost whole hog biden took that and he said, you know, it meets a couple needs one. it's consistent with his view that government needs to work better for working class and middle class people, but it is also very heavily aimed towards women and he knew that issues like child care issues like universal. a issues like senior care where things that were much much more important to wom

they plan to debut the colors tomorrow at the los angeles memorial coliseum, but first, ty dillon andk this way, because my monitor doesn't work -- oh, yeah. that's good looking. military fatigue colors. looks good, ty. you excited to be driving that car? >> oh, i'm so excited to have black rifle onboard. it is such an honor. not only the best coffee company in the world, but they're honoring our military men and women, it's a company built by veterans for veterans, so to have evan and black rifle onboard, it's such a cool moment and to be back in the cup series at l.a. coliseum, tomorrow is going to be a blast. will: yeah. so, evan, diving into nascar, i mean, having your company logo on a car, that's pretty cool. what made you decide to do this? >> well, it started a few years ago. my good friend johnny morris introduced me to richard childress who ty's very familiar with because that's his grandfather. that family is, i think, is an american institution as far as racing. we love racing here at black rifle coffee. my partners and i have spent a lot of time at tracks. ty's just a per

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hello everyone i am raymond arroyo along with jackie dillon answered doctor nicole saphierus. welcome to the big salish overhears what untapped tonight, tyrus perry. >> police move in freedom convoy protesters using pepper spray to to radical emergency powers. could this attack of freedom happen here? nicole? >> democrat run states are at risk of their mask mandate but not for kids white democrats and doctor fauci keeping kids masked up as we imagine the science coming up too. >> and jackie. >> fox news crew escaped artillery fire as the world plan for russia invasion of ukraine. trey yingst is live with what unfolded just hours ago. >> first fox news alert to. up to 190,000 russian troops are now believed to be gathered at the border with ukraine. as russia prepares to invade welland and munich vice president kamala harris promises swift and severe consequences on vladimir putin if russia does indeed invade. >> understanding our work together in our unity is a sign of strength of our nations individuals and collectively. i do believe i think we all know our greatest streng

. >> i think it is safe to say austin dillon that is his number no disrespect to dale senior, he haslk up and it their signatures all down the walls where the fans came in and the fan sign something to deals tribute. >> we enjoyed nascar but we've been involved in this for quite some time talk about your knowledge and your involvement with nascar. >> when i was in high school i bought a zuzu trooper for $15 and we built a track and raised geo metro's in my trooper that's how much racing is in my blood, i grew up idolizing everything richard childress was, it was all about racing. after i was injured i worked with the nonprofit got to know folks at the track. the way the sport opens the doors in the arms of parts of our military servicemen and women, not just injured but those who have served this is a special place at daytona but a special sport there people like richard when we did the fox station he welcomed us up there never met before shook my hand with a big smile and that's how everyone in the shop was because i serve this country. rachel: your nascar knowledge is so great that