duane: the short answer is yes.if we expand on that, some of the subsectors of technology may actually benefit. for instance, some of the more hard-core technology companies like semiconductors and so on. the government is emphasizing a lot more on what they call specialties, innovations, focused technology companies. the bigger platform, whether it is social networking, e-commerce and so on, the impact would be felt for quite some time to come. for players on the ground, i think many of us have been talking in the last month on how we adapt to these changes. we have been investing in tech and health care for a long time. we will dial up our activities in these areas. in the meantime unless there is more clarity on the social network platform type of opportunities, we are most likely going to shy away from these opportunities. one immediate big theme we need to sort through is the whole meta-verse concept that is quite exciting globally, and getting traction in china. whether or not this is an area we will look at r

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i talked to ben about it at duane reade last night. he think it is important.onathan: do we have to do the dress again? tom: we should do the dress again. jonathan: not right now. we will do it later. chris grisanti is going to join us on the dress. is that what aoc is going to wear? congers woman alexandria ocasio-cortez saying to buy gold? i don't think so, tom. lisa: it is difficult to talk about these discussions. spending -- but it is the details. jonathan: nuance doesn't fit on the back of the dress, does it, tom? tom: was kim kardashian nuanced last night? did you see the black thing she was wearing? jonathan: you want to go after kim? tom: i'm not going after kim. i'm just saying she wasn't nuanced. jonathan: commodities, crude up. that's got to be the call of the last 24 hours. triple digit crude in the world of bank of america forecasting. what does that mean for the political conversation down in washington? tom: are we ready for $80 crude? jonathan: we are getting closer. what are we, nine dollars away? tom: brent, six dollars away. jonathan: do you

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let's bring in duane the dog chapman. he lost his own daughter around the same age as gabby petito in a car accident in 2006. he was in florida on his honeymoon when people reached out to him to look in to laundrie's disappearance. tell us about this tip and what you're learning at this point? >> thank you, martha, for giving us the opportunity to get the word out there. we're hunting mr. brian down. any tip -- we set up a special tipline, 833-telldog and we've gotten over 1,000 tips so far. so we are working almost every tip that we've gotten and we're getting closer. so let's say that he was with his parents on the 8th at the park. so from the 8th on, that is how far we are now behind him. we're going to catch this guy. i'm telling you right now. >> martha: you said monday onned from that you thought it would take 48 hours to get a zone where you could narrow it down. are you getting close to that? >> well, the zone is where he was between september 1 and september 8. okay? right after he came home and to tell his paren

[chime] major duane williams. [chime] chief roger marvin once -- woods. [chime] captain john c y.discernible] petty officer second-class kevin yolkom. [chime] chief donald m young. [chime] edmund p young junior. [chime] lisette young -- lisa young. [chime] [indiscernible] >> ♪ amazing grace, how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me i once was lost but now i am found was blind but now i see amazing grace amazing grace, how sweet the sound [harmonious singing] amazing grace [harmonious singing] amazing grace amazing grace ♪ ♪ >> i invite you to join me in prayer. let us pray. almighty god, we pause on this solemn anniversary with heavy hearts as we remember this horrific tragedy took place on the grounds of the pentagon, taking from us 184 of nearly 3000 sons and daughters of our nation that perished on this day. we especially remember the surviving families and friends, and ask your continued healing of the grief that they bear each day. we celebrate these great american heroes who have laid such a supreme sacrifice onto the altar of freedom. and, lord, we ask that you bring

." >> reporter: reality tv star duane chapman better known as dog the hunter has joined the search.e says he got a tip that laundrie and his parents camped out in florida twice in early september just days after laundrie returned home without petito. >> they were registered, went through the gate. they're on camera. allegedly what we're hearing is two people left on the 8th, three people came in on the 6th. i think he's been here for sure. >> reporter: laundrie's attorney confirms the family did stay at the park 75 miles from their home and he says they all left the park, although he did not say if they all went home together, and now a ft. myers couple says they camped at the site right next to the laundries even providing this selfie, which possibly shows brian walking in the background. >> they kept to themselves. they were there, and then they weren't. >> reporter: it's the not first time laundrie has visited the park. this picture on petito's instagram account posted in february shows the couple at a fort inside the park. his hands clutching those bars. now, laundrie is not a s

the third from the duane street fire highways.ated diseases. among them, john sullivan, who died of pancreatic cancer. his son mike is a legacy kid. the fdny's term for the new generation related to firefighters who died in the line of duty 9/11. >> it's not the day he passed away, but it's the day that made him pass away. >> he works in upper manhattan, latter 34. the same firehouse as his father and grandfather. >> well, hands down, the family and where i am. see your guys in the house, they're so anaysing. our uncles, now our brothers. they've thought me a lot between cooking, you know, that's the big thing. watch out. i'd spend my career own hook and ladder 34 because that's what i love. it's the most beautiful rig on the jobe. the tillers are -- you know, that's -- that's sexy right there. >> the firehouse's street has been named for his father, john p. sullivan way. >> the only thing that i can hope is that one day i make the impact at the end of my career, i could put my goots next to his. i don't want to fill his. i could

captions paid for by cbs television distribution cornelius mannings is suing motorist duane toliver forfter he hit his daughter while she was crossing the street. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 537 on the calendar in the matter of mannings vs. toliver seraile. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. folks, have a seat. >> judge judy: tell me your first name. >> kei'amarra. >> judge judy: how old are you? >> 13. >> judge judy: it is your claim that the defendant struck you with his truck while you were crossing the street. >> yes. >> judge judy: when did that happen? >> june 20th. >> judge judy: where were you going? >> i was going to the store with my older cousin. >> judge judy: what's your older cousin's name? >> khamil. >> judge judy: how old is that cousin? >> i think she just turned 16. >> judge judy: so she was with you when this happened. >> yes. >> judge judy: was she crossing the street with you? >> no. she was ahead of me. >> judge judy: how much ahead of you? >> she was across the street. >> judge judy:

. >> reporter: duane chapman known as dog the bounty hunter showed up at laundrie's parents' home this weekend as seen in the daily mail.com footage telling the media outlet, i will find him. an intensifying manhunt for laundrie as calls for justice grow louder. >> that was kathy park reporting. week for lawmakers on capitol hill. they are working to pass president biden's trillion-dollar infrastructure bill. here's a look at some critical dates this week. the senate has already passed the measure in a vote originally set for today. that's being held up for debate. house speaker nancy pelosi expects a vote on thursday. she's still working to build consensus on biden's $3.5 trillion appropriations bill. the government shutdown could kick in thursday. >>> the golden state warriors have a big week on tap starting with today's media day. but it is likely one topic will be front and center. namely, will andrew wiggins agree to receive a covid vaccine? on friday the league denied his religious exemption request. if he refuses he may not be able to play warrior homes games. the warriors train

the third from the duane street firehouse. now their names are inscribed at the f.d.n.y.an who died of pancreatic cancer. his son mike is a legacy kid. the f.d.n.y.'s term for the new generation, related to firefighters who died in the line of duty 9/11. >> it's not the day he passed away, but it's the day that made him pass away. >> mike works in upper manhattan, ladder 34, the same firehouse as his father and grandfather. >> what i like most about being on the job is hands-down the family and where i am, seeing the guys in the house. they're so amazing. my uncles now are brothers. they've taught me a lot, between cooking. that's a big thing. you know, the hot coffee guy before. now watch out. i'd spend my career hooking ladder 34. that's what i love. it's the most beautiful rig. on the job, those pillars, that's sexy right there. >> the firehouse's street has been named for his father, john p. sullivan way. >> the only thing that i can hope that one day is that i make an impact at the end of my career, i can put my boots next to his. i don't want to fill his. i can neve

. >> reporter: duane chapman believes if brian is not there now, he was at some point. parents, parents attorney released a statement that any speculation the laundrie family helped him escape is false but the bounty hunter thinks -- this is an anonymous tip at this point and should be treated as such. todd: everybody of hard to this weekend had an opinion. todd: a washington school district getting a lot of controversy for its decision. jillian: a teacher in washington state said she was forced to remove the flag from her classroom over claims it was a political message. she says black lives matter messages are allowed. this teacher wishes to remain anonymous but says she received a letter from hr that says they were highly concerned about the impacts of thin blue line flag has on students. listen to jason rants on this very topic. >> that is what is behind this, the anti-police sentiment. there is no reason why you could be allowed to put up a blm flag or lgbt q pride flag which are up in the school and yet a thin blue line flag goes too far. jillian: the teacher said

physically birth your child and you have those nine months to bond with your baby, it's like me and duanemuch because i didn't birth her. maybe she's not going to respect me as much because i didn't birth her. maybe he's not ever going to be able to love me fully, completely because i wasn't able to do this, and i'll never know. you know what i mean? >> trevor: right. >> and it just -- it's brutal and heartbreaking and it sucks but no one ever tells that story. when i'm reading in "people" magazine about someone who's had a baby via gestational carrier like we did, it's i found an angel on earth, and now our angel is on earth and there's nothing in between. and i felt like, okay, now again i'm defective because my story doesn't match that. i feel so -- i just feel messy and icky and just i feel like i'm covered in loser juice that i can't get out from under. so, in just writing it, i started to release it. >> trevor: oh. >> i started being able to release it. once you name it, claim it and let it go -- you know, sometimes i'll break things down that -- or i might text you and be, like, i

asa hutchinson and mike duane in ohio. does that give you pause or are they wrong in this?> i respect people have their right to opinion. the governors have been extraordinary partners. republican or democratic governors, we have the privilege to work with them closely over the last 90 months. from time to time there will be disagreements but that does not mean we don't stop with one another. we know a lot of businesses have welcomed that we know and help keep workplaces safe. dana, if we ultimately want to get people back to work and keep them at work, hey, i am coming back to the workplace then it's going to be safe. these vaccinations will help people to do that. i believe they'll not improve public health, they'll get people some piece of mind. >> the president's new plan has some exemptions. any concerns people will abuse those exemptions in order to avoid getting the vaccines? >> well, it's always a possibility. it's something that we fortunately have experience with in our country. we have vaccine requirements for a number of illnesses. you and i went to grade school

as duane dog chapman now involved in helping trying to find laundrie, telling fox he went to the homeo talk with ryan's dad. they didn't respond. they called 911. the focus of the search has been at the carlton reserve in venice, florida, which has been massive in scale. the parents said their son was heading there when they last saw him, a florida cattle rancher told fox it's not really a place where humans can easily survive. >> to make it out here for ten days, five days, there's no water supply, there's no fresh springs. there's no stores available unless you go 12 miles either direction. there's no possible way. no possible way. mosquitos would carry you off in the first night. >> the fbi was at the home of laundrie's parents to get personal items that they could test and match for dna. the parents and step parents of gabby petito holding the news conference. we're expecting a couple of different things for them to thank everybody for the outpouring of support and announcing the gabby petito foundation and taking questions. more tomorrow from the press conference. back to you. >>

. >> martha: thanks, be duane chapman. good luck to you. that's "the story" for today. it's a busy day. see you back here at tomorrow. "your world" gets started with neil cavuto right now. >> we should keep a steady state of 2,500, maybe 3,500 to work to a gated solution. >> do you share that assessment? >> i do share that assessment. >> do these officers and general miller's recommendations get to the president personally? >> their input was received by the president and considered by the president. >> the president doesn't have to agree with that advice. he doesn't have to make those decisions because we're generals. >> neil: all right. so someone misrepresented something when it came to the military advisers telling the president that the better part of valor would be to keep troops in afghanistan. at the time the president was talking to george stephanopoulos at abc, he disputed this talk that military advisers told him to keep troops there. the military advisers said they throwed that out at the president and as the commander-in-chief he was free to reject it, whic

host: duane is in greenfield, virginia. duane, you are on with author carol swain. caller: yes, ma'am, the first, and i would like to make, you said you were dark skinned. i don't see any skin-- i seen the glory of god all over you. guest: thank you. caller: i want to thank you for your life, thank your mother from me for your life and when you started talking about your religious experience that she experiences, the hair on my legs, my arms in the back of my neck stood up the whole time you're talking. i just consider you a sister in christ. guest: thank you so much and i consider you a brother in christ and you know there is one race, the human race and the book by victor frankel, man's search for meaning, it's that there are two races of that man, the race of decent men and the race of the indecent, so there are decent men and there are indecent men, but there's only one race and that is the human race and if we would just show some love and respect for one another we would be able to get along and we would not have these problems in america that have been manufa

host: duane is in greenfield, virginia. duane, you are on with author carol swain. caller: yes, ma'am, the first, and i would like to make, you said you were dark skinned. i don't see any skin-- i seen the glory of god all over you. guest: thank you. caller: i want to thank you for your life, thank your mother from me for your life and when you started talking about your religious experience that she experiences, the hair on my legs, my arms in the back of my neck stood up the whole time you're talking. i just consider you a sister in christ. guest: thank you so much and i consider you a brother in christ and you know there is one race, the human race and the book by victor frankel, man's search for meaning, it's that there are two races of that man, the race of decent men and the race of the indecent, so there are decent men and there are indecent men, but there's only one race and that is the human race and if we would just show some love and respect for one another we would be able to get along and we would not have these problems in america that have been manufa

monumental that occurred and that is tony, tony, tony, the original members, the brothers ralph and duanenot performed in public for i believe at least over 20 years. >> do you know who they are? i don't care where you are sitting. you are going to get up and start dancing. my drink was sitting at the table. i got up andtarted dancing because i was feeling the spirit and i wasn't thinking about a mask. >> pete: screw the mask mandate. tony, tony, tony was performing. it's monumental. so leave her alone and quit nitpicking. >> don't feel as though you have to be micromanaged about mask-wearing. like we don't need the fun police to come in and try to micromanage and tell us what we should or shouldn't be doing, we know what we need to do to protect ourselves. >> pete: you are the fun police. suddenly the same mayor to forced a crazy mast mask mandates on her constituents, bright way, regardless of vaccination status is all now about choice and freedom. i would call it the tony, tony, tony defense. and don't even get her started on eating and drinking. that whole situation. >> no, i'm not go

that is the same county park where bounty hunter duane chapman said he received the tip that brian andearly september. dog the bounty hunter said his search involves boot crews, grouped teams and search and rescue dogs. previous searches in the carlton reserve has resumed after water levels have dropped. and the fbi was contacted after realizing an angry man at a bar in west yellowstone, montana was brian laundrie. >> we didn't pay him much attention until he got -- he just seemed overly invested in our conversation. it was an odd encounter. he made us all extremely uncomfortable. >> authorities in teton county are crediting extensive news coverage with helping them find the body of another missing person. martha, back to you. >> martha: thanks, jonathan. jonathan serrie in florida. a u.s. marine that survived the battle of iwo jima has died. he fought in the battle that liberated guam from japan. he went on to serve in the inglewood california police department and then for ten years he was a ranger at glacier national park in montana where he lived with his wife. with the iwo jima as

thousands of locations all across the country have begun to administer those booster shots like this duane reade behind me on the upper west side of manhattan. but as you mentioned, the vaccination rate in the nation has begun to drop, so the cdc says she's boosters have now become an additional line of defense against covid. this morning, booster shots are officially under way for up to 20 million eligible americans. in texas, long lines of people ready for their booster shot at this san antonio mall. carol carson says the almost 2 1/2-hour wait was worth it. >> i think everyone should get their booster shot as soon as possible. >> reporter: the cdc now recommending boosters for frontline workers, residents of long-term care facilities, people 18 and older with underlying medical conditions and people 65 and older. >> it's hard to acknowledge i'm over 65 but i'll be getting my booster shot. >> reporter: while federal health officials agree boosters are important for certain parts of the population, cdc director dr. rochelle walensky says the focus is still on vaccinating the unvaccinated.

meanwhile duane dog chapman contract with a private search and rescue canine team on wednesday to search barrier islands near fort desoto, we're looking for mr brian the crew of four people in three canines combed egmont key after dog received a tip brian could be hiding off the coast. the team found no conclusive evidence. brian was there. these dogs are. trained to track set the adrenaline of a human way. not like a sock and find the guy. so these dogs are incredible. search teams are also still combing through parts of a florida nature preserve for any signs of brian. in north port florida. jonathan serrie, ktvu, fox two news. state authorities met a short time ago to discuss new efforts to mitigate the state's worsening drought conditions. most of our state is under extreme or exceptional drought conditions right now. the final budget for this fiscal year includes $5.2 billion in water and drought resiliency efforts. new mandatory watering limits have been set for people who live in livermore. earlier this week, the city council issued a water shortage emergency declaration. now the

. >> reporter: duane chapman known as dog the bounty hunter showed up in laundrie's home telling theim. an intensifying manhunt for laundrie as calls for justice grow louder. and, steph, there's still so many questions surrounding this case and officials have not yet released details on how gabby died and as far as the fiancÉe, we know he is still a person of interest, but he has not been charged in her death. steph? >> well, now the dog is on the case so maybe he can help with this investigation. >>> coming up, ten months after losing former president trump pushes the lie after another lie after another lie about election results, including the partisan recount that took place in arizona that reconfirmed joe biden won there. trump still lying about t one of the authors of the bombshell new book "peril" will be here on the constitutional crisis we are in right now. you might not be thinking about t you're dropping your kids at school, paying the bills. constitutional crisis, democracy at risk. pay attention. >>> in the next hour you definitely want to stick around, josÉ diaz-balart w

same reaction to desantis that i do when i see a guy double park his bmw in a fire lane outside a duanest like, "this [ bleep ] guy. >> i was just running in for a monster energy that's a problem >> seth: what? >> i was double parked because i was running in for a monster energy is that a problem? >> seth: no, that's your right as an american seriously, like, maybe bring your pepper spray, too [ light laughter ] anyway, back to ron desantis you're blaming the federal government for not ending covid when your state just passed three million cases. icu's are filling up, hospitals are fighting to get oxygen, and, instead of promoting mitigation efforts we know can work -- like masks, you've actively stood in the way of mandates, even in schools. you can't just make us forget about all that those facts are all public record they don't just disappear like sweet nothings whispered in the summer wind. and, by the way, those don't disappear either "you said you'd love me till the end of time. "well, i didn't know you were gonna put wet towels on the bed! [ laughter ] but that's why fox news exi

wouldn't be surprised if i was watching an episode of "world's dumbest criminals" and i saw rudy on a duaneecurity camera trying to use his own keys to open the shelf where they keep all the razors [ light laughter ] i wouldn't even be surprised if an employee walked over and said, "you again?" in 2001, he was front row at yankees playoffs games, and now i'm pretty sure he sells off-brand merchandise on the sidewalk outside the stadium "it doesn't say 'ny,' it says, 'my' for' my yankees.' [ light laughter ] and then on saturday night, during an appearance at what has traditionally been a somber event, an annual 9/11 memorial dinner, rudy went on an incoherent rant where he, among other things, imitated queen elizabeth and insisted, out of nowhere, that he never spent any time with prince andrew. >> rudy giuliani does an annual dinner every year, with people who were involved with him on september 11th, 2001 and for years, you know, my impression was, it was a somber, poignant gathering of people to talk about what was lost and how the city saw itself through that time not really anymore >>

but i'm curious -- i'm still trying to understand the difference duane the between theboard of examiners ae code of advisory committees? what is the difference between these two committees, and how do they -- like, how does business come before them? >>> this is senior building inspector thomas sessler. i'm the secretary to the code advisory committee. the way things come to the committee is kind of two-track. one is when there are code changes that are suggested by the board of supervisors or the mayor, we review those and make recommendations to the building inspection commission, as to what their opinion is to what the code change would be. i believe the last one that was a big item was the adoption of ab112, which would be the all-electric building ordinance that came into affect. that's generally where they come from. sometimes there is information sheets and things like the fuel gas piping that we're developing to give direction to staff and the building community, how we will process certain permits, and how we, you know -- that's really the two different things that the code advi

running the search for brian laundrie is now dog the bounty hunter, real name is duane chapman. he got no answer at the laundrie house but he will try to track the sun down as far as the appalachian trail assisted by volunteers. >> we have a special hotline. 833-call-dog and we gotten over a thousand leads. francie and i started this two days ago and we are going through all these leads right now. is incredible. pictures of him here and there and here and there and we are going through all these leads. i would say within 48 hours we will have a location where we start the tracking out. >> up north on long island, the family of his deceased fiance, 22-year-old gabby petito held an overwhelming emotional memorial service. hundreds of peoples turned out that didn't even know her. at the home of his parents the fbi showed up asking for anything that might have brian laundrie's dna on it as their son remains a person of interest in petito's disappearance and death. the left within minutes taking a paper bag. on that august 12th interaction in moab, the cops were responding to dispatc

[bell rings] major duane williams, united states army.rvin roger woods, united states navy, retired. [bell rings] captain john dm nikki -- john d yamnicky, sr, united states navy, retired. [bell rings] vicki yancey. [bell rings] chief donald m young, united states navy. [bell rings] edmund g young, jr. [bell rings] lisa l young. [bell rings] shuyin yang. [bell rings] and her husband, yuguag zheng. [bell rings] >> ♪ amazing grace how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me i once was lost but now i'm found was blind but now i see ♪ >> ♪ amazing grace amazing grace ♪ >> ♪'twas grace that taught my heart to fear and grace my fears relieved how precious did that grace appear that hour i first believed ♪ >> ♪ amazing grace how sweet ♪ >> ♪ the lord hath promised good to me his word my hope secures he will my shield and portion be as long as life endures ♪ [singing] >> ♪ amazing grace amazing grace ♪ ♪ >> i invite you to join me in prayer. let us pray. almighty god, we pause on this solemn anniversary with heavy hearts as we remember this h

we will start with duane in new york, independent. you just got a new governor.hat you think of kathy hochul? caller: i will give her a chance. i do not know much about her. i am willing to give her a chance because she is fresh and new. cuomo was too toxic. i am glad he is gone and i hope he does not run again. that is basically what i have to say. host: in new york, michael. caller: like the previous caller, i am waiting to see how our new governor fares. i hope she does not align too far to the left. one of my problems with my party is the left fringe is pulling the party too far left and away from the middle class. this is something we have been reaching out to senator schumer on there are concerns with regard to the salt cap. we pay taxes on taxes we have already paid. our previous governor said this is hurting business, hurting middle-class new yorkers, which seems to be lost in the press. in general, i feel recalls are important because we do have situations where we had to remove him from office. the governor resigned. with governor newsom, the people are

dog, the bounty hunter duane chapman joins us now from florida.ere actually on your honeymoon, congratulations on your wedding. >> thank you very much. steve: you were down there and apparently your phone just started ringing off the hook, hey, dog, you have got to join the hunt, right? >> well, yes. we were notified by a couple family members and our fans just kept pleading with us to no end please, dog, please, since you are in the area? will you check it out. [once francey and i started reading about the case and seeing what was going on, we are in colorado, so the couple had passed through colorado, so we -- that got our attention right away. so, yes, we were down there. i went to the father's house to talk to the dad and he wouldn't ape the door. steve: right. where do you think brian laundrie is? >> well, we have a special hotline 833-call-dog and we have gotten over 1,000 leads. steve: wow. >> so we have really, francey and i started this two days ago. so we are going through all those leads -- it's incredible, pictures of him here or there

brian laundrie is petino's is dog the bounty hunter aka duane chapman he knocked on laundrie's house.has a solid lead in park west of tampa. >> we had a very good lead come up today that he was down here in this park very far away. we checked our lead out it is confirmed. three people came in on the 6th. and two people left on the 8th i think he has been here for sure. >> flowers were delivered yesterday to the home of brian laundrie's parents. locals were quite annoyed when they learned that the flowers were not for a small makeshift memorial for the home but for the parents themselves. no word on who sent them or why. and as we mentioned yesterday on sunday, fbi agents a couple of them showed up at the laundrie house. they knocked on the door. they were met by the screened-in porch by the parents. they left with a little brown bag, apparently it was some personal items of brian laundrie, their son. so as to help make a d.n.a. match that could be used as part of the wyoming crime scene investigation where petino's body was found or it could be used if another body is found and they t

host: ok, to duane on the independent line. this is in maine. good morning. caller: hi.e last caller who spoke, it is all infrastructure. investing in human beings, social services, that is also info structure. none of this money is wasted, and mitch mcconnell lies, and he is not a patriot, because he does not care what happens to this country. the private instructor bills a go to private corporations are fine. privatization is always fine with republicans and apparently the last caller. when it goes to helping people in this country, that is when people talk about price, and it is disingenuous, because this mcconnell has no problem with a $2 trillion tax cut going to his wealthy fans, and the war in afghanistan, that is fine with mitch mcconnell, but then suddenly becomes fiscally irresponsible? and joe manchin and kyrsten sinema are not on the democratic side. nobody complained when the tax cut blew a gigantic hole when trump did it. the entire democratic party, including the biden administration, is united with the progressives, who is blame to demonize for the infras

i believe his name was duane prather, who joined you for the first 12 miles, carrying an oxygen tank.with 40 new york city firefighters. i was at the site where flight 93 made the impact right there in shanksville. i knelt down and we said a prayer with the firefighters. i put my hand on that boulder and was overcome with emotion. i've been surrounded by so many people that love america who protect us every single day. i have ordinary people that have come and walked with me and thanked the foundation and myself for making sure that we never forget what happened 20 years ago when terrorists tried to kill as many americans as possible and did kill 2,977. >> you know, you and your brother, seven children in your family. your parents had seven children. and steven was how old? he was 31 when he died, i think? and along this march -- go ahead. >> he was 34 years old. he was married and a father of five himself. he was my little brother. he was the youngest of seven. my parents died when he was a little boy and we actually had to raise him ourselves. thank god we were much older than him a

will: duane chapman says he plans to search the appalachian trail after receiving trips pointing thattchdog "the bounty hunter." he is in trouble. 150 people stranded on highest observation wheel in las vegas. the pods tilt. the ride reportedly stopped working due to a network connectivity issue. that is terrifying. passengers were suspended 550 feet in the air for 90 minutes before being able safely to get off the arrived. >>> meghan markle and prince harry make a appearance at the global music festival. they called for covid vaccines equity. basic human right. should be available to everyone around the world. mayor bill de blasio at the event. he was quickly booed after taking the stage. >> new york city, it is proud to be at the forefront of the climate revolution with our own new york city green new deal. will: second time de blasio was booed in recent weeks. he received a similar welcome at new york city's homecoming concert last month. an those are your headlines. rachel: as a former political spouse, i feel bad. she is a mess too. you know, meghan markle and prince harry, peopl