ben in grenada, mississippi, the right approach. i hope i pronounced where you live. go ahead. guest: i think it is a right approach because i don't want to go to work and be around people that don't have their mascot, have not taken the vaccine, because -- mask on, have not taken the vexing, because they will not tell you they have not taken it and i don't want to be around a person that does not wear a mask. i have a suggestion for the ones that think it is not the right approach -- try not to be around people that wear their masks and have taken the vexing -- vaccine. that is those people's rights not to be subjected to people like you that -- i'm not talking about you -- the persons who don't want to wear the mask, where the ones who do want to wear it, they have a right to be around people that wear them, and have taken the vexing. they don't want to get the variant or covid-19. it is the workplace. host: brian from mississippi says it is the wrong approach. caller: good morning. i think it is the wrong approach because it should not come from a presidential dictate. if co

concerns around the delta variant and rising cases, adding several locations to albania, belize, grenada, serbia and slovenia. you avoid all international travel until fully vaccinated but also check your covid requirements ahead of time so you can make sure you can come home. >>> giants fans one step down. first team in baseball to clinch a postseason birth. things didn't stay close against the padres. brandon bell a four inning home run. giants win 9-1. break out the champagne. the earliest they've clenched a spot in friz history and still have to win the division but they're 2 1/2 games ahead of the dodgers. don't forget this friday the giants take on the braves on nbcbayarea.com. come starts at 6:30. a fun one to watch. >>> fans allowed in vegas for the first time for real games, in overtime, brian edwards' catch gave the raiders what they after the hand shake the hug, the call was reversed. >> what. >> then they lost the ball on an interception but they ended up getting it back on fumble. derek be carr found a wide open to give them a win. another fun one to watch. coming up next on

and that the situation here grows more di or by the de loc grenada. and i'm going to be along what we make in a day is not enough for food. and many of us migrants are sleeping in the park on top of each other, begging for food. as mexico's president doesn't do something for us, people are going to begin to steal. and we don't want that. what we want is help and to allow us to keep moving. since the start of the year, mexico's national immigration strategy has been one of containment into a jeweler, hundreds of migrants queue up outside the cities, immigration offices almost every day. here, confusion range intentions are on the rise. the vast majority of people we've encountered outside this government office building say they're growing desperate without a clear answer from authorities as to what it's going to take to obtain the necessary paperwork. and finally, be now to leave up a jeweler. despite promises from mexican political leaders to respect the rights of migrants into silence seekers, those who try to leave us without the necessary paperwor

britain cow town to the united states more than other countries. arguably, we only have to remember grenada when a commonwealth country with the queen is head of state, was invaded by ronald reagan. nothing really happened last time. anything really? there was a conflict, was the falklands in 1982 in the united states goes back to the fascist regime of galaxy area. there was some kind of problem that, oh, american foreign policy, british foreign policy, some contradiction there. was there a special relationship? the fact is there a base is up and down in this country there. drones launched from this country. there were drones launched from diego garcia, british territory occupying the j goes so as to whether the british would ever really say no to anything. the united states told them it's a questionable we mustn't forget, there is some room. is it all top secret? how do we know? how do we get the information that even a trident nuclear missiles deterrent system based in scotland has a 2nd clean and is it operable? without washington, se, se, so, just to touch on an issue that i think is to

there is no way we can move a state trooper from grenada into wilkinson county and know who they need to check on. we need your help so if you are in southwest mississippi or throughout the state and you have power outages in your region, check on that elderly neighbor and check on that person that may have special needs. we want to make sure we limit any secondary effects from the storm. >> overall, how many injuries, deaths, rescues have we seen? the hospitals are battling covid-19 patients will there be anyone extra in the hospital to help out? >> as you know, we secured help from a large number of sources in terms of increased personnel in our hospitals. we have secured the support of close to 1200 health-care workers to be situated in 61 hospitals throughout the state. approximately 75% of the 1200 are here. there are staffing challenges seeing but all the hospitals that has slowed the remaining 25% but we will have more in those facilities today. we have seen a plateau of hospitalizations from covid over the last 15 days. at stage three, our third search was approximately 1444 h

if regan asked milley to save grenada, it would been in cuban hands today. if these guys were in charge of the cold war, he would be running the whole world by now. our troops need a function military led by competent men and women. china is threatening genocide. if these guys can't figure out how to defend an airport, how can they secure taiwan? that's the angle. joining me now is afghanistan veteran retired brigadier general don baldoc. your call for them to step down came before they stepped up to the podium today. did anything of either of them said make you regret signing that letter? >> no. it reinforced the fact that i signed it and the reasons i signed it. to make one point, to add to your very good points, is that we have been warned about lions being led by lambs. it has plagued militaries from time to time and this is what we're seeing in the united states military today. it's unfortunate. >> laura: what i'm stunned about here is we face real problems. afghanistan obviously is a real problem. but we have john kerry going over to talk to china abou

>>reporter: 15 feet down, just off the coast of grenada stands a ring of concrete children.rst underwater sculpture park. the creation of british artist jason to charis taylor. >> traditional hot wax often the dangers of sea and battling the elements in man versus nature. i'm trying to sort of change that in a way to show how credibly fragile it is, finally balanced. >>reporter: the project began with him casting living canadians and plaster. after hurricane destroyed many of the island's coral reefs. he wondered if underwater sculptures, based on casts could lure diverse interests away from reefs that survived. >> we be i created something that was a distraction, a way to attract them to an area that had been impacted by the hurricane,. >> that would give the reese growing better conditions to grow? >> yes. >>reporter: sculptures made of nonpolluting concrete kept growing and changing too. ocean creatures moved in. plants. fish. coral, slowly turning them into artificial reefs. the first marine sculpture park has led to others from mexico to the maldives. what goes through

this is what communist governments do did my dissertation on the revolutionary government of grenada, 1979 and 1983 and there you have the communist grenadians being helped by the communist cubans in order to spread communist revolution to other island nations in the caribbean so that example from the 80 shows that in the 1950s eisenhower was on to something he was right. this was a threat so eisenhower authorized cia to plan covert action to remove castro from power now at this point. i want to remind you of our discussions in this class about covert action as an intelligence function the purpose of us covert action is to influence political economic military conditions abroad in a way in such a way that the hand of the united states is not apparent. the involvement of the us government is not evident to people or it can be denied plausibly denied. the original cia plan for cuba under eisenhower was to infiltrate some 30 cuban agents cia trained agents to create resistance groups within cuba. i think someone noticed that cuba is a real big place. it doesn't really stretch from washin

the grenada -- and remind me, mr. adams, the grenada and the -- two properties -- right. grenadaa and the diva last year were purchased. it was a very fast process. part of that the city had the ability to be competitive, but also the negotiations moved quickly. and just like that the city was able to acquire over 300 units of housing. those units of housing are a fraction of the cost of what it would take to build the same affordable housing in this city. it is upwards of over $800,000 a unit. the average cost of acquiring the hotel is less than $350,000 per unit. even when you factor in the construction costs, still less than 450,000 a unit. that is a significant savings to taxpayers, but also the amount of time that it saves to deal with this affordable housing crisis we have in our city. it is absolutely unprecedented in the history of this city. all that being said, what we have before us today are two of the first purchases that have been vetted after the grenada and the diva. some of whom will be competitive for state dollars, some of whom will use exclusively our

there have been conflict of course from grenada to the balkan peninsula. as a professional, what was it like to be fighting on behalf of a nation -- i don't know how to put this -- the nation was roused and angry and righteous and unified. did that make a difference to you as a professional? >> not really. i would just tell you that what happened was many years of naval deployments -- i was and enable service -- navy marine deployment, this was situation normal crisis deployment, routine deployments. there was a conviction best summed up by one of my -- my marine from new york who was muslim. he said this is a perfect war, general they want to die and we want to kill them. i'm giving you the rough soldier humor that allows them to go forward into the uncertain terrain of the battlefield with a certain amount of conviction. he summed it up i think for a lot of us. international support that john was talking about was immediately felt in the military area as well and the cia military connection that has restarted their has held all the way through to this da

there have been conflict of course from grenada to the balkan peninsula. as a professional, what was it like to be fighting on behalf of a nation -- i don't know how to put this -- the nation was roused and angry and righteous and unified. did that make a difference to you as a professional? >> not really. i would just tell you that what happened was many years of naval deployments -- i was and enable service -- navy marine deployment, this was situation normal crisis deployment, routine deployments. there was a conviction best summed up by one of my -- my marine from new york who was muslim. he said this is a perfect war, general they want to die and we want to kill them. i'm giving you the rough soldier humor that allows them to go forward into the uncertain terrain of the battlefield with a certain amount of conviction. he summed it up i think for a lot of us. international support that john was talking about was immediately felt in the military area as well and the cia military connection that has restarted their has held all the way through to this da

jackie, if you think about it, joe manchin was a human grenada.shes the flexibility, that the talked to the president about this 1 1/2 trillion dollar idea of his last night but the rest, the democratic party might not be on board with that figure. where are we going? >> listen, sometimes i think you have to take this unpopular view, right? that is what he is doing. he might be a human grenade with respect to the negotiations going on. what it comes to the wall street, when it comes to the market it, doesn't want to see this kind of spending, neil. one of the biggest frustrations, problems, challenges, why we're down 400 points today, why we're seeing choppy trade because of inflation, fears about that going forward. spend this kind of money like a drunken sailor, that inflation will be here longer than anybody would like to see it. that is problem number one. problem number two, you start the week calling it hell week in washington. sure the market doesn't like uncertainty around watching these things very closely. not only spending and infrastru

i was there in grenada where 19 people got killed and 100 wounded.bodies got sent back in body bags from vietnam. if we go back to god's teaching, we will have a great nation. host: thank you for your service and thanks for calling. on the republican line. caller: i want to say there is something strange going on in this country. since april 2020, there has been a group of phd's, biochemists, scientists who are imploring the governor -- government to look at early treatment. we have excellent antiviral early treatment, whether it be ivermectin, hydroxychloroquine, which actually works with zinc. we know all these treatments work. this is the way out of this pandemic. we know people who are vaccinated are getting sick. whether you are vaccinated or unvaccinated, you are going to need early treatment. host: michael, houston, republican line. caller: my comment is what happened to the phrase "you buy it, you own it"? democrats own it. they cannot blame republicans for it. elections have consequences, and we are suffering the consequences of this electio

ben in grenada, mississippi, the right approach. i hope i pronounced where you live. go ahead.uest: i think it is a right approach because i don't want to go to work and be around people that don't have their mascot, have not taken the vaccine, because -- mask on, have not taken the vexing, because they will not tell you they have not taken it and i don't want to be around a person that does not wear a mask. i have a suggestion for the ones that think it is not the right approach -- try not to be around people that wear their masks and have taken the vexing -- vaccine. that is those people's rights not to be subjected to people like you that -- i'm not talking about you -- the persons who don't want to wear the mask, where the ones who do want to wear it, they have a right to be around people that wear them, and have taken the vexing. they don't want to get the variant or covid-19. it is the workplace. host: brian from mississippi says it is the wrong approach. caller: good morning. i think it is the wrong approach because it should not come from a presidential dictate. if cong