at glide. [ music ] >> if you coming to glide on sundays you will hear this kind of great music and goat soloist and great ministry there. and next time you are in town, we are going to have young miles bring his drum. we will somehow get him up here. but i want you to close out with one of my favorites. a song for you. so i want to thank you john for being here. there you go. >>> live from the cbs bay studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> right now on kpix5, police are investigating a crime scene in sunnyvale this morning. >>> a spark of hope for firefighters rattling one of >>smokfr thldfires es in state is creating unhealthy air close to home. just how long and air-quality alert remains intact for the bay area. >>> good morning. it is sunday, august 8. let's start with a quick check of

together they built the glide foundation while williams was the face.tani was the foundation of what grew into an institution serving the underserved doing work recognized by even the white house. and she provided such a powerful voice knowing all people, whatever their circumstances deserve to be seen and heard and treated with dignity. as a child, marika tani and her family were forced to live in a u. s internment camp for japanese americans during world war two and she survived sexual abuse from a stepfather tragedies that informed her devotion to issues of social justice. o the white worn by the glide ensemble symbolized the purity of miracle thani's motivation to help all she could, through her work through her poetry, her ministry and her community service jan brought love. light, hope and joy to all who knew her. a lengthy list of more than 30 speakers shared messages. america thani's devotion to others, especially those without a voice. her husband said she became their voice and i'm not just talking about the voice that you hear. i'm talking ab

she found her calling with glide in the late 1960's.he was a writer and san francisco's second poet laureate. turning once again to the weather and the heat will subside a little bit, at least for the inland parts of the bay area. drew: improving conditions not only in temperatures, but also in our sky conditions over the next couple days. today, certainly hazy no matter where you are. satellite over the bay area, this is from today, you can see all that smoke creating a haze. the marine layer, very close to the surface, helping keep the smoke from really impacting our air quality. most of us have good to moderate air quality. fresh air is on the the near surface smoke. tomorrow when we wake up, i anticipate to find those hazy skies first thing in the morning, but by the afternoon we will find gusty onshore winds developing and that will push the smoke tower east. we will find by monday afternoon, our air quality is much better. that looks to be the case as well on tuesday. close to the coast, fresh air, perhaps some haze in lent improv

together they built the glide foundation while williams was the face. kittani was the foundation of what grew into an institution serving the underserved doing work recognized by even the white house. and she provided such a powerful voice knowing all people, whatever their circumstances deserve to be seen and heard and treated with dignity. as a child, marika tani and her family were forced to live in a u. s internment camp for japanese americans during world war two and she survived sexual abuse from a stepfather tragedies that informed her devotion to issues of social justice. o the white worn by the glide ensemble symbolized the purity of miracle thani's motivation to help all she could, through her work through her poetry, her ministry and her community service jan brought love. light, hope and joy to all who knew her a lengthy list of more than 30 speakers shared messages. america thani's devotion to others, especially those without a voice. her husband said she became their voice and i'm not just talking about the voice that you hear. i'm talking

glide was one of the original co-sponsors of prop c. and i will reserve the majority of my comments for later update, but the previous caller couldn't have said it better. covid-19 is making a resurgence and poor air quality days and the dixie fire has been a problem identified as a vehicle for spreading the viruses and we don't know where people are going or what options are. we are seeing all sorts of people at glide stores and throughout the outreach asking for housing linkage and not getting the level that we would expect with the majority of what i have for later and this was a people's initiative and how the resources are being aligned for folks who need them and this body was incorporated to prop c to insure homeless needs were centered. you have done a tremendous job of doing that as you compile the recommendations. we ask you continue to do so and really keep pressing the city for that level of transparency that we need as we provide our service linkage and tlifry. awe thank you, caller. to create in the community and we need a

together they built the glide foundation, while williams was the face. mere kahtani was the foundation of what grew into an institution serving the underserved doing work recognized by even the white house. and she provided such a powerful voice knowing all people, whatever their circumstances deserve to be seen and heard and treated with dignity. as a child, marika tani and her family were forced to live in a u. s internment camp for japanese americans during world war two and she survived sexual abuse from a stepfather tragedies that informed her devotion to issues of social justice. o the white worn by the, through her work through her poetry, her ministry and her community service jan brought love. light, hope and joy to all who knew her a lengthy list of more than 30 speakers shared messages. america thani's devotion to others, especially those without a voice. her husband said she became their voice and i'm not just talking about the voice that you hear. i'm talking about the voice that is present. we call it soul, jan became a potent force of help

we are gliding down, moving to a new phase of the recovery. there is still reason that we see it in earnings, in the labor market, the baton passing from the stimulus to a self reinforcing growth in the labor market. there are reasons for optimism even though the run rate is going to be quite a bit lower. taylor: what is the direct economic ramification? should they start tapering? julia: i think the ramifications are very moderate, and that is the intention. they're going to start tapering in november. we are going to get signaling all along the way this week, at the september meeting and then the plans will be unveiled in november or december, depending on the pole that the delta variant takes. they are going to go slow -- on the toll that the delta variant takes. they're going to be slow and very methodical. there should not be as much of a shock to markets. taylor: if it doesn't have that big of an impact, why continue to buy these bonds, even if there is this uncertainty out there and all these other factors? we are still looking at a lot

she was married to glide minister cecil williams.wo days memorial y jace his c will live on. >> she has done so much for women and minorities and people that are challenged. i cannot even count how many people's lives she has substantially changed by herself. >> she also published several collections of poetry and was the city's poet laureate from 2000-2002. glide is still planning a public memorial which it hopes to hold in the coming weeks. >>> soon will pay $85 million to settle a lawsuit claiming it violated users privacy. the lawsuit alleges zoom shared personal data with facebook, google, and linkedin. they also claim that the service allowed hackers to disrupt meetings at the height of its use during the pandemic. customers complained of people setting profanity or even sharing pornography. under the settlement, some subscribers will be eligible for 15% refunds. >>> a federal judge in san jose will sign off on the deal to finalize it. >>> the gilroy garlic festival is coming to a close and organizers say it was a huge success.

scientists with the monterey bay aquarium research institute captured this whale fish gliding through water. pretty remarkable given the elusive fish typically live in the dark depths about 3500 meters deep. however, this bright colored whale fish spotted just 2000 meters below the surface, about a mile and a half down. it does really glide. >> that is not nemo, for ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> dokoupil: tonight, the taliban closes in on afghanistan's capital, now just 50 miles from kabul as u.s. troops arrive to evacuate some embassy personnel. supply lines to kabul are blocked, afghan troops surrender, some executed. >> we are certainly concerned by the speed with which the taliban has moved. >> dokoupil: the threat to the u.s.: we asked former senior c.i.a. official michael morrell what's the biggest risk americans face as a taliban grip on afghanistan tightens. additional covid shots have just been authorized, but who will get them and when? what you need to know. delta's summer spread: vaccinations are up, but so is covid transmission in nearly every state. more fights ov

well a silent vigil was held today for glide memorial church co founder janice miracle tani marika tanisuddenly on thursday at the age of 80 after a recent cancer diagnosis. she was an american poet from san francisco and ran the city's glide memorial church there in the tenderloin district. the church caters to the poor and homeless and advocates for gay rides a public memorial for bureau kahtani will be held in the coming weeks. san jose bar that's been around for almost nine decades closed its doors for good this weekend patties in had been sitting on the corner of montgomery and san fernando street since the end of prohibition back in 1933. on saturday. the bar served its last drinks two regulars to make way for google's downtown west campus. that deer done station development plan will include office space is residential units, green spaces and retail offices as well. we have a pretty nice weekend out there today. we did. yeah, i mean around the bay it was, you know, seventies eighties lost the nineties and low 100. so pretty nice weekend and if we go forward here, we got more of t

. >>> san francisco's glide memorial church held a a a a janice mirikatani founded the glide foundation. she was married to minister cecil williams. yesterday's service was private for members of glide's congregation. they say janice's legacy will live on. >> she's done so much for women and minorities and people that have challenged lives. i can't even count how many lives she's substantially changed by herself. >> she also published several collections of poetry and was the city's poet laureate from2000 to 2002. >>> the search is on for the thief who broke into the sacramento history museum and made off with several gold artifacts. surveillance video captured the burglar going in it through the main entrance early saturday. the man headed right to the display cases with the gold and smashed them. the alarms went off. by the time officers got there the thief was gone. gold is currently going for more than $1800 an ouncvalue of stolen items. >>> if there's something strange in your neighborhood you're not going to want to call a new york woman. she fell through the roof of a substation

will: laura: the white house is giddy about this, reuters describes this is a glide path to the $3.5 trillion tonight and there right above this so your response. >> a couple things. it is the person in my state stuck in traffic who is fearful of their home flooding, who wants to have a better job, would like to make more money but doesn't make a lot of money now who really likes this village i talk to fox news watches, they love this bill. is that somebody who is wealthy? for the wealthy this means less. they have chauffeurs, private jets, they can flying here and there, it is the people who live in their own home at risk of flooding who like it. going to 3.5 trillion, pelosi wants to link the two, she doesn't think she has the votes for that 3 points for -- laura: i you on the show tonight saying nancy pelosi hasn't came down her vote you you think -- >> the renewal of the eviction for apartments, the votes on 3.5 -- he is hoping to follow these together to get a test. mike we is helping. republicans are trying to help nancy pelosi. laura: the tax increase the bipartisan infrastruc

signed is for the monterey bay aquarium research institute captured this well fish gliding through thekable site given the elusive fish typically lives in the dark depths of the sea >>> time for a look at this morning's top stories. fans finally returned to levi stadium for the first time since the pandemic began. safety was increased with tickets and parking passes going digital and requiring muum. the chiefs come out on top 19- 60. >>> the governor is campaigning this weekend to get california's divide no in the recall election. it is one month away. the ballot is filled with more than 40 names. the republican assembly is thinking about endorsing a single benefit candidate picture dozens of aftershocks are hitting haiti after yesterday's earthquake. it demolished one community and left more than 300 people dead. thousands hurt. it is the nation's largest quake since 2010. >>> taliban fighters have entered the afghan capital of kabul and are waiting for a surrender of the central government. date sees speak of the provinces in the nation on saturday. >>> a 3rd dose of the covid-19 vac

. >> look at how hard she's working and he's just gliding back. we're going to keep watching animal videos here. you can watch "saturday night live." it's up next. take care. ♪♪

senate majority leader chuck schumer says it is on a glide path for approval.hing for the $3.5 trillion budget resolution package that was released this morning or raising the debt ceiling either. you keeping score here, everybody? hillary vaughn is, she's keeping track of all of the legislative movements. she's joining us live on capitol hill. where do we stand on the infrastructure bull? that's what i'm -- bill? i'm interested in at the moment. >> reporter: we're expecting a final passage vote at the very least at 3 a.m., but it could happen earlier than that. you're right, waiting at the end of that glide path -- which we do understand there is enough support to get that bipartisan infrastructure package through -- there is that $3.5 trillion reconciliation package that senator bernie sanders introduced today x that is a raising eyebrows not only among moderate democrats, but also republicans who are worried about rising inflation and the impending debt limit. treasury secretary janet yellen saying today that if congress does not raise the debt limit, the u.

she cofounded the glide foundation that has helped san franciscoians for decades. the memorial was private that says janice's legacy will live on. >> she has done so much for women and minorities and i can't count how many people lives she changed by herself. >>> she was quite a force. she published several collections of poetry and was the city's poet from 2000 to 2002. she is planning a public memorial for the coming weeks. >>> someone apparently broke in to the sacramento history museum and made off with several gold artifacts. the burglar was seen on surveillance video entering through the main entrance saturday. the man headed to the display cases with the gold and smashed them. the alarms did go off but by the time officers arrived, the bandit was gone. it is going for more than $1800 an ounce. the museum has not released a value on the items that is stolen. >>> a lake tahoe beach may be getting too popular. what officials will experiment to cut down with traffic on visitors. >>> will we have any beach weather this week? meteorologist drew tuma is up next wit

if that's a glide path the professor required for his investment, it is well oiled >> it feels like the fed will be successful in avoiding a taper tantrum because of a great taper telegraph. it's been no accident that more speakers over the last two weeks have been more hawkish it's like a concerted effort to get the market conditioned, as you reported, i don't know, a month ago, six weeks ago, that they were going to do so that when they ultimately do taper, everybody is cool. >> you know, that's an excellent observation on several fronts. the first is that very model reaction to our reporting today, very modest reaction last week i think we hit all-time new highs while talking about a very significant contingent of the federal reserve moving towards a september taper announcement and so, yes, the -- power has been consistent at conditioning the market for that. the more interesting thing is to look at the probabilities out there and what's happened to the outlook for fed rate hikes those have barely budged if powell wanted to accomplish two things, he wanted to avoid a tantrum and sep

. >> gliding in. >> coming down at 99 feet a second.'re looking good. >> go for landing. >> 40 degrees. >> i can't believe it. >> you are at 2,000 feet. >> boys underground do okay. 1800 feet up, 39 degrees. 38 degrees, 36 degrees, you're 1,200 feet, pete. 1,000 feet coming town at 30. looks good out there. looks good. 32 degrees. you are at 800 feet. 32 degrees. 600 feet. >> look at that crater, right where it's supposed to be. they're beautiful. due 40 coming down in 5. you're really maneuvering around. come on down, pete. >> okay. 10% fuel. >> 200 feet coming down at 3, need to come on down. 180 feet. 9%. you are looking good. going to get some dust before long. 96 feet coming down at 6. slow down the descent rate. el 0 feet, coming down at 4. you're looking good. 50 feet coming down. watching for dust. 40 coming down. looking good. coming down at 2. you have plenty of gas. plenty of gas. hang in there. >> 30 seconds. >> coming down in 2. he's got a made. >> contact light. >> roger, copy contact. >> pro. >> big storm off. >> okay. >>

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. >> the senate majority leader chuck schumer says the bipartisan deal is on a glide path to pass tomorrowpending for items like roads, bridges, internet access. it's one of the top priorities of president biden's agenda. the transportation secretary, pete buttigieg, has been traveling to different towns across the nation to boost public support for the president's infrastructure plan. i sat down with him today in westfield, new jersey. >> so we waited administration after administration what's your confidence level that sometime tonight we'll get through the senate and move this on towards law. >> looks like it's going to happen we don't know exactly what hour, but we know we're within hours of seeing this through the senate and then onto the house the sooner it can get to the president's desk for signature, the better my department is ready to start deploying these resources and getting them out to communities, mayors like i was meeting with today to start making immediate improvements in the transportation infrastructure that every american depends on. >> what will americans see in the

thank you on behalf of glide for your dedication to this process. thank you for the thoughtful development and deliberation over the recommendations that you put forth over the course of this year, and thank you for working diligently to help fulfill the promise of the proposition. i've said it before, but the immediate needs liaisons have really demonstrated a standard of excellence in their efforts to engage with the community, and their actions have been exemplary, really, in ensuring an equitable citywide approach. going forward, we would like to see some transparency, maybe some easily digestible dashboards over the process, but while you have little control over the products once they leave the committee, the product you that you develop really -- the products that you develop really reflect what san franciscans voted into law in 2017, and thank you so much. >> thank you. >> clerk: there are no other public commenters. >> okay. we will move to item 3, which is approval of our minutes, with possible modification, of the minutes of june 15 and j

they glided along a ship diving up and down, back into the sea off the coast of florida.as a baby dolphin who joined the group later in the swim. >>> and one of the biggest country music stars is rethinking his stadium tour because of covid. garth brooks said he will reassess his schedule following the rise of infections nationwide. he's still scheduled to play his next two shows in kansas city and lincoln, nebraska, but he will not put tickets on sale for his stop in seattle which is next month. brooks restarted his tour last month, and he usually plays in front of a 60,000 to 70,000-people per stadium. >>> and don't look down. one man just climbed a 36-story building in london. 21-year-old george king thompson scaled the stratosphere tower to draw attention to climate change. the former personal trainer says he picked the skyscraper because he was shocked that flash floods had recently hit the area. >> a week ago i was in stratford station, and i saw stratford station flooded. and a photo went viral. i wanted to raise awareness to the seriousness of climate change at th

we'll look at what's happening next for san francisco's glide memorial church following the death ofr, we have a conversation with glide ceo to find out co founder, janice mirror catanese legacy is being carried on at the organization. also we'll update the conditions on the fire lines of those huge wildfires to continue burning north of us and we'll tell you how long the unhealthy air will likely last here in the bay area, those stories and much more coming up tonight live at seven over on k tv, plus alexandria, but first new measurement to help save lives at the border, how the system works at metro by t-mobile... ...we don't think you should pay extra for unlimited 5g. introducing the big 5g upgrade. ditch boost and cricket... ...and save half when you switch. just twenty-five bucks a month for one line of unlimited smartphone data. with 5g access included. plus get a free samsung galaxy five g with trade in. all on the power of the t-mobile 5g network. rule your day with the big five g upgrade. only at metro. can you see my wall of smiles? when i first started using genesys techn

she also managed the glide memorial church with her husband for many, many years. and i was honored to be able to talk to her. she was always so available and so excited about what they were doing there. and i got to say she never seemed to get old. she just looked so young and she felt so young. and a tribute to her. she certainly deserving of it. thanks for watching. knight knit is next. >>> breaking news tonight on multiple fronts. the devastating earthquake in haiti. entire buildings destroyed. hundreds already confirmed dead hospitals flooded with patients and a desperate search for survivors amid fears of more aftershocks. >>> president biden orders 1,000 more troops into afghanistan. in addition to the thousands already en route to evacuate the u.s. embassy and he pushes back on critics who say the u.s. should not have pulled out of the country. >>> today the taliban closing in on kabul taking more cities and seizing more military equipment. >>> overwhelmed by

it does really glide. >> that is not nemo, for ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> dokoupil: tonighttaliban closes in on afghanistan's capital, now just 50 miles from kabul as u.s. troops arrive to evacuate some embassy personnel. supply lines to kabul are blocked, afghan troops surrender, some executed. >> we are certainly concerned by the speed with which the taliban has moved. >> dokoupil: the threat to the u.s.: we asked former senior c.i.a. official michael morrell what's the biggest risk americans face as a taliban grip on afghanistan tightens. additional covid shots have just been authorized, but who will get them and when? what you need to know. delta's summer spread: vaccinations are up, but so is covid transmission in nearly every state. more fights over mask mandates, and why hundreds of students were sent to quarantine just days into the school year. brutal temperatures, with much of the country broiling, when will the heat break? e acgsosd inloda, t ats of a new stoight i the new violence against ride- share drivers. cuomo's future, a major development in the impeachment

just gliding that front side tail slide across that box straight into the best front sidekick flip your going to see. and the front side boardercross, he does that trick. both of those tricks, better than anyone that's ever ridden a skateboard every time. so that's impressive. >> current leader keegan palmer appreciates what cory juneau just laid down. what do the judges think? it is an improvement. 84.13. so he secures that third place, but will it hold up? >> australian kieran woolley now. some issues on that first run. came off, had a 17.03. keegan palmer leads the way with a 94.04. >> and keegan just charges. he does not hold anything back. every time he drops into the park. he won pretty much everything in australia in 2021. including bozila, which is a major australian bowl contest that if you win that, you are a legend. front side grind around the corner, going 20 feet. slip indy over the ship. he is doing a great job of putting it all together here. just needs to finish strong. back side 5-0 off the end of that rail. oh, i love that! that was after time, eggplant reverse. that

china's already got salesman on the ground in afghanistan, buying a property and doing deals and gliding the way, i guess the afghan is we're more interested in just doing business and less in democracy. well, you know, certainly china borders at pakistan and also borders the smaller border with afghanistan. so they are, they do cheryl land border and it makes sense that they would want some sort of stability on the border. everybody wants stability on their border. look at our border at the moment, there's hundreds of thousands of people crossing the border every month because there's so much instability in central america due to other policies there. but you know, i do have a funny joke, but of course it might get us the platform from, from, from, from, from me during the break. dang frank space is going to tell me a funny joke and you don't get to hear it because everything is censored these days except us. is that right? i think so. don't go away, was far coming. hey, what is it has to do with hunter bite and it just seems weird that are afghanistan . policy makes china the big winne

wise men in your party and women too are the people who give biden this win on infrastructure and glidento 3.5-trillion dollars of family medical leave and bankrupting a future generation. this is insane? >> i am embarrassed to be called a republican when they are wanting it. >> look. there is the kind of behavior which led to the rise of the tea party from people who were furious at the failure of washington leadership. it led to 63% disapproval of republican leaders in the congress just before donald trump ran for president. people look at this and think what is the plan? why do we race the money and go out to vote? we are getting people suckered in. i don't mind if they can't play chess, but if they can't play tic-tac-toe something is wrong. at their luncheon this is anything and should bail on it. it will be worse than they think. the 2700 pages will be followed by 50,000 pages of regulations. there is more than enough reason for those 17 senators to decide they got suckered and the time has come to kill it and not move it forward. >> laura: congressman gordon, it's important to see

wise men, i put that in quotes, in your party, the people who give biden's when on infrastructure and glidethe family medical leave, universal pre-k and all the rest of the stuff and bankrupting future generations. this is insane what they are doing. i'm embarrassed to call the republican when they are supporting it. >> this is the kind of behavior which led to the rise of the tea party from people who were furious at the failure of washington leadership, the kind of thing that led to 63% disapproval of republican leaders in congress just before donald trump ran for president. in many ways people look at this and think what's the point, why do we raise the money and go out to vote if it is just come to get people who get suckered in. i don't mind if they can't play chess but if they can't play tic-tac-toe there is something profoundly wrong and when they get to the luncheon they should look at this. this is something they should bail on. it was a mistake. it will be dramatically worse than they think of the 2700 pages will be followed by 50,000 pages of regulations and more than enough reas

thank you on behalf of glide for your dedication to this process. thank you for the thoughtful development and deliberation over the recommendations that you put forth over the course of this year, and thank you for working diligently to help fulfill the promise of the proposition. i've said it before, but the immediate needs liaisons have really demonstrated a standard of excellence in their efforts to engage with the community, and their actions have been exemplary, really, in ensuring an equitable citywide approach. going forward, we would like to see some transparency, maybe some easily digestible dashboards over the process, but while you have little control over the products once they leave the committee, the product you that you develop really -- the products that you develop really reflect what san franciscans voted into law in 2017, and thank you so much. >> thank you. >> clerk: there are no other public commenters. >> okay. we will move to item 3, which is approval of our minutes, with possible modification, of the minutes of june 15 and j

andrew cuomo easily rose to governor missus scandal and has since continued gliding through many mores past 11 years in office. and to name a few, the mormon commission, in which cuomo created a special commission of investigators to root out corruption and albany. only to uncover his administration was affiliated with said corruption. in the buffalo billion, 1 billion-dollar economic package deal to upgrade the city of buffalo but cuomo's right-hand man to spearhead the initiative was indicted for rigging the project in this game steered more than $850 million in state-funded contracts to cuomo's allies and eight cover-up of new york's new for billion-dollar bread, dub the mario, bridge, found to be plagued by dozens of failing which engineers secretly replaced to hide faults from inspectors under the guidance of the one and only, andrew cuomo. and when things bubble over as quickly as it did for governor cuomo, sometimes the other headlines are overlooked. >> is not only wanting innocence, the common policy or support desert with maximum aggression it and maximum self-righteousness

clear message from the fed chair that tapering could happen this year but let's delink that from the glide path for rates. looking at real yield, currently the 10-year at 130, you take into account inflation and the real yield taking a leg lower on the back of those comments from jay powell. a dovish message reassuring the credit and equity markets. the focus now turning to the end of this week, september 1, and the jobs data and if that adds volatility to what is otherwise a sanguine take from jay powell. let's check in on the markets in asia, modest gains across the board. some upside in mainland china. more liquidity pumped in by the pboc, although increased concerns, another broadside in parts of the economy as a push continues to restrain and rein in areas of the chinese economy. the msci pacific gaining 7/10 of 1%. the s&p just into the green on the back of the jay powell speech. the greenback has weakened again. u.s. 10 year yield currently at 130 on the back of those comments. fed chair jerome powell, the dovish stance at jackson hole, giving investors a list to start the week. we

last night, an overwhelming bipartisan majority of senators voted to put the bill on a glide path toorrow morning. kathleen: expects the vote tomorrow, tuesday. one reason for optimism is over the weekend, we already had 50 democrats, all 50 in the senate, and 18 republicans saying they would vote for the bill. that is enough to get it passed. of course it is for the cryptocurrency supporting rules, that is what is being contested. because the original bill has been seen by some, including democrat ron wyden for morgan, as t-- from oregon, as too broad. you have to ask these cryptocurrency players to report on information the don't even have. jack dorsey is saying they are overly broad. nevertheless, looks like it will go through. and what is next, chuck schumer and other democrats are saying next we will move on to the $350 trillion social infrastructure built which will complete joe biden's economic agenda. interestingly, the $550 billion bill will add $256 billion to the budget deficit over the next decade. how do you pay for it? that is more and more the big question. haidi: of c

first point that you made that after 20 years, there was no specific plan to leave as you put it, glidet. how could that be? >> when we first went into iraq there was an argument between some others in his office and finally paul interjected and said we just want to get the army into iraq. i think there are a lot of people that decided they just wanted to get the military into these places and that somehow or another, we would muddle through, that things would improve. a generation ends when it's illusions are exhausted. i think it was arthur miller that said that. what you are seeing now on television, this mass chaos and dissolution is the end of the illusions that began long ago in the aftermath of desert storm with her successors. why aren't we using the army? you keep talking about how good it is, let's use it. he obviously was not excited about seeing it employed for reasons other than fighting. well, we have employed it all over the middle east and what have we created? chaos. what have we established in the interest of the american people? nothing. >> tucker: reckless children a