gwen: hi. i'm gwen. lemonis: gwen? gwen: can i get a hug, too? lemonis: yes, ma'am.e to meet you, too. amari: i'm amari. lemonis: oh, you're getting a hug, too? okay. how you doing? nice to meet you. amari: nice to meet you, too. lemonis: this is a nice spot. gwen: thank you. fifi: thank you. lemonis: when did you build it? gwen: 2014. lemonis: you're one of the few businesses that survived the pandemic. gwen: we are. you know, last year we did $2.2. lemonis: and the year before was...? fifi: $1.3. lemonis: so you're one of the few business-- restaurants in america that actually almost doubled your business during the pandemic. gwen: we were the only crab restaurant that stayed open in town. lemonis: what's amazing to me is that while all these restaurants across america were struggling through the pandemic, they took a chance by staying open and doubled their business. that shows me that they're risk takers, but they're smart about it. so whose idea was this? gwen: it's her idea. fifi: i was a fashion stylist. i just love crab. gwen: so, i worked at bad boy entertai

gwen carr, thank you for joining us this sunday morning. >> thank you for having me. >>> after nearlyncellor angela merkel is stepping down. what's at stake for her and her country as voters head to the polls. we're going live to berlin next. tonight be sure to watch the cnn film "the lost sons." here's a preview. >> my name is paul franzach. i thought i knew who i was. when i was 10 years old, my mom and dad said you were kidnapped from a hospital. the fbi found you. is this really true? i started wondering, am i really paul? >> for quite some time he was trying to find out who am i. he knews the dna testing could help him find the answer to his mystery. >> the test result said there's no possibility that you're paul franzach. but there's more. what the -- >> i was shaking. >> we were in shock. >> wow. >> everything i thought i knew was a lie. this is bigger than what happened to me. >> now the fubbi is revisiting half century old case. >> be careful what you wish for. you don't know where this leads. >> who might be the real paul? >> who was he, the truth. it's going to come out. ♪

gwen: they have to. amari: they have to. gwen: that is, guaranteed, on the show. ♪♪ >>> welcome to friday and "options action. i'm melissa lee. coming up tonight, it's been the best-performing financial stock during the the last 15 years and you probably have never heard of it oh, and it's in trouble. >>> and big blues. don't let the recent rallies in ibm fool you the stock could soon be singing a different tune. >>> and it's important even though we covered it in "fast money," we're going to cover it again. how to trade the rates let's get right to it. carter werth, what is the mystery financial name on a 15-year streak, and why could that suddenly be coming to an end? >> just as you cited, this is the single best performing stock in the past 15 years, market access, it's a multidealer electronic bond platform, so not a traditional lender, if you will but it is also in trouble. let's look at a few charts first the table just to show the facts. there it is. top five performing stocks in the s&p. and you won't see a tradition

let me go to you first, gwen. tried to give you a voice that has been sidelined by the political process. you've been at the center of police reform since the killing of your son eric garner due to a choke hold by the city police. where have you found the strength to keep going? >> well, first of all, reverend, i want to congratulate you on ten years. first of all, it's you, getting my strength from hearing you, hearing what you have to say, fiving us black history lessons every week, and i got inspire and empowered, and, you know, i said, i want to keep up the fight, keep my son's name alive, and i think this is the way to do it. so here we are seven years later, and we're still together. >> seven years ago is when you lost your son and you've become a leader in your own right and you have appeared every saturday and have often done this show. you have really become a force. dr. dyson, you didn't know i was going to promote your upcoming book, but we stay on top of each other's careers. >> yes, sir. >> you've bee

gwen carr, the mother of the late eric garner and dr.shed university professor of african-american studies at vender built university. he is also the author of the forthcoming book "entertaining race, performing blackness in america" let me go to you first, gwen, because i'm honored that you joined us tonight. for the past decade we have tried to give people a voice who were sidelined by the political process. you have been in the center of the fight for police reform since the killing of your son, eric garner, by a choke hold by new york city police. where have you found the strength to keep going? >> well, first of all, rev, i want to congratulate you on your ten years. but, actually, it was you, just getting my strength from listening to you, and hearing the things you had to say, giving us history lessons, black history lessons every week. i got inspired and empowered. and i says, you know, i just want to keep up the fight. i want to keep my son's name alive. and i think this is the way we do it. here we are, seven years later we are

[ laughter ] and they just went back and said, just use gwen. >> jimmy: stefani's easier to pronouncemmy: and your dad in the movie is your dad in real life, being played by robert de niro. >> yes. >> jimmy: based on your real dad. >> yes. >> jimmy: how does dad feel about robert de niro playing him in the movie? >> dad went down to oklahoma to spend two days with de niro. de niro wanted to get the essence of my father. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. [ laughter ] so my dad -- my dad's a hairstylist, he don't know anything about hollywood. he goes down there, de niro is like, how do you wear your hat? how do you wear your chain? what do you do? my dad is talking to de niro, giving him sicilian sayings to say in the movie. and de niro is pressing him, asking him questions. bring me notes. my dad's like, notes? i thought i was going to hang out with him for 15, 20 minutes, this guy's got me working six hours a night. [ laughter ] yeah, it's surreal to see my father and de niro chatting it up over the script. real bond of any kind?rmed a - >> yeah, i mean, they hung out two days and then my d

gwen: they have to. amari: they have to. gwen: that is, guaranteed, on the show. ♪♪ man: ♪ we're gonna live forever ♪ ♪ gonna live forever ♪ lemonis: so, we're here in los angeles, california, in the furniture design district, and over the last several years, i've invested in a ton of furniture businesses, and i've really fallen in love with design. so, i had a family reach out to me looking to take their business to the next level. now, this particular business, mod barn, has a lot of potential, and it's run by a brother and sister. let's take a look, see what it looks like. this is the showroom? wendy: yes, this is our showroom. ryan: we do custom furniture. we specialize in murphy beds. lemonis: in the three-year period, the business made almost $700,000. how much money is in the bank today? wendy: we have about $5,000. wendy: we need to get customers furniture. i've made so many excuses. lemonis: how late is this job? nathan: three months. lemonis: that's a real problem. that would piss me off if i was the customer. are

didn't show up, gwen was, like, show up!hen working with you, you're the hardest working woman in show business. you've not had a day you don't completely show up for this thing. so you get a sense of people who respect the job and mostly respect the audience and out of that derives a kind of patriotism. and other networks talk about patriotism, but i think we try to serve a certain kind of america, and we try to exemplify that service in the way we do things in the culture around here, and it's just been an honor to be part of that for 20 years. my next 60 years will be just as good. >> woodruff: next 60. (laughter) the "newshour" has been just incredibly fortunate and honored to have you with us and, of course, mark for all those years and then jonathan joined us almost a year ago. jonathan, you get to sit next to david on friday nights. it's not exactly like every other television show. >> woodruff: no, it's not like every other television show. this was an important job to get, succeeding mark shields. the e-mails saying

joining me now is congressman gwen moore, wendy davis and founder of women's rights organization and professor melissa murray, congresswoman moore, i will start with you. right off the bat, you saw democrats fled the state of texas, they're trying to get assistance on this. what can be done and what is being talked about right now in washington with the biden administration about how we can basically save texas? >> well, let me say there is a bill made sponsor in the senate to codify roe v. wade. in terms of voting rights, we are continuing to try to get the two democrats to agree to suspend the filibuster. the texas case is another reason to suspend the filibuster. the argument of once republicans get in charge, they have been ruming in the minority already for too long. that argument does not hold weight. we have to use the power while we have it. i am very helpful. i remember john mccaa doing thumbs down. public pressure are not going to assault in the capitol, not on january 6th but a sustained effort from people will ultimately get us across that t threshold. >> we have senaor s

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blue star families tapped general gwen bingham to be the co-chair of this racial equity and inclusion we're looking to do is to assess the needs of our military families of color and to get a sense for what their highs and their lows are. >> they were reporting more financial distress. >> military spouse deployment continues to be a concern. >> this has included a number of military spouses from military families of color, and they are training them in how to really help make life better for military families. >> this fellowship provides me, the first step, phenomenal mentor source with us and teaching you just from a leadership perspective as a military spouse how to position yourself to move forward and upward. this is life-changing. >> policy-making can be kind of boring sounding, but that's what change is, you know, taking challenges and figuring out how to make solutions. that's what chara is doing and that's what many, many more people are going to be doing in the future. >> ultimately i would love to be on the hill making change on the policy side. >> can you please give me two

yes, those is gwen list will when they go. yeah, not in him, but as you, we're going to get the better the to good people with another one, a nice this is low at a source in the spam barely spill into this, but actually we're still in life. look, al arrows such a savannah has become a little easier since the election of april morale is in the presidential elections of 2005. it was the 1st native indian head of state in south america and an outspoken advocate of the coca farmers. under his rule, the law is the previously imposed some restrictions on coca growing. we're relaxed and this is good, but other day work i'm you know, the can this will scale look, look this on the calendar who will not be here in the spring. i will. busy get that in there in the blue here again this year and go to school, consultant and local schools gimmick. assess him says sarah says he's never seen cocaine as far as he's concerned. his coca is a powerful therapy against fatigue, pain and altitude sickness. but because of the fight against drugs, he

and, you know, we miss gwen if ifill, she was a truth teller.i can spot a perfect victim from a mile away. i could have told you this gabby petito story was going to blow up. we all know who gets attention. we all know who gets coverage, that has to change. imagine the men, women and children in the community where gabby petito who went missing who know for the last ten years 700 indigenous people have gone missing and nobody said a word and one missing white woman turns up in their backyard. >> part of the story if it is something that benefits all women, this 911 call, we know the call was about brian laundrie allegedly hitting her, and you look at the moab police tape, right. and it looks like she's going to be the one who gets in trouble. i wonder what this says for all women, though, about -- and for policing when it comes to how they should be approaching these domestic violence incidents and how perhaps they should be asking more questions. >> it is very important to have these conversations. and this is a sisterhood, right, the sisters s

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thanks to gwen for that.n. >> john: yeah. so many people suffering and our hearts go out. >> sandra: coverage of this storm will continue here on the fox news channel. thanks for joining us. i'm sandra smith. >> john: good to see you. see you tomorrow. i'm john roberts. "the story" starts right now. >> martha: thank you, john and sandra. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. breaking right now on "the story," in moments we expect some tough questions for the pentagon. we will take you there live as soon as that gets underway. that as to the chairman of joint chiefs general milley was asked to what extent would the u.s. consider coordinating with the taliban beyond what we saw during the evacuation. >> any possibility of coordination against isis-k? >> it's possible.

>> yes, this gwen moore, can you hear me? >> yes, how have you recorded me. >> you're not. >> this is gwen moore voting no. >> appreciate that reenforcement. [roll call] [roll call] >> will the clerk suspend for a moment? i'm informed that some of the on-line people can't hear you. i can see one for example, that's visible. okay, will you proceed? test the mic, please. >> miss murphy? >> murphy votes no. [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] >> excuse me, this is gwen moore, how am i recorded? >> repeatedly. [laughter] >> okay. the clerk will report how ms. moore is recorded. >> miss moore is recorded as no. >> no. thank you, miss moore. >> mr. chairman i have the final. >> the clerk will report the roll tally. 25 nays and 18 ayes. 25 nays and 18 ayes, the amendment fails. there are no further amendments, the question is now on the adoption of the amendment in the nature of a substitute. all in favor signify by saying aye. opposed no. >> in the opinion of the chair the ayes have it and the nature of the

that's it for me, emily and gwen here at our to 0. stick around the world math, and we'll take over in just a few moments time. but the news allan, by financial ah, there's a wave of sentiment around the world. you would actually want accountability from the people who are running their countries. and i think often people's voice is not heard because it's not part of the mainstream news narrative. obviously we cover the big stories and we'll report on the big events going on. but we also tell the story that people generally don't have a voice. and then when i was a child that never be afraid to ask a question. and i think that's what actually we're really does. we all the questions for people who should be accountable and also we get people to give their view of what's going on. little is more distressing for a woman than a month 20 pregnancy going horribly well. aside from then being punished for salvador devotion a lot, i've seen women incarcerated for years. some say they're only crime with a devastating still, but i mean, our story of one woman struggle that ignited miscarriage, of

yeah, i think whatever gwen has done over the years, it's no bullying is balance sheet. right? is borrowed from the bank and find out from local governments and viewed. and when they build the, you know, they start sending these apartments about 2 years before they are. so they've gotten more and more and more. so it's like a snowballing, i think the last year that they can sell this snowball has become a little bit to be. so they want the restrict basketball from the farm getting bigger. but of course, the downside of that policy is that, you know, that kind of triggered the problem within 12 months. i think the government still has a lot of things that can do the number one for our people government. they have to make sure these 600000 units apartments can build on time. otherwise, you could basically the fact as many as 2000000 households. and if they couldn't get this apartment they paid for, they could demonstrate. and then also they are a solvent construction companies and other suppliers working closely with ever grant. and they haven't get paid either and the ever going

ah, hello, i'm emily and gwen. this is al jazeera, alive from joe. how are coming up? european union says it's ready to engage with the ask and taliban under certain conditions, spot one, recognize it government. a man on security watch leads to stab to several people in the new zealand supermarket. the prime minister says the attack was i so.

you're watching al jazeera, i'm emily and gwen a reminder of our top stories this our cutout foreign minister has held tools about gun it's done with. he's dodge county in several western nations. have often to engage with the taliban and push the group to form an inclusive government. president joe biden has defended his decision to withdraw troops from afghanistan. he said it was the right decision to end what he called the forever war. and the u . k. foreign secretary is being questioned by a home entry committee over the country withdraw from us get this done. he's defended version security operation of the airport saying all intelligence pointed to cobble, not falling to the taliban. so quickly. it's business as usual on the token border crossing between pakistan and afghanistan. it's a crucial land route for supplies into afghanistan is come all high to report. it's another day of life i door come border, the people from of what it's on approaching into budget on and all the ones who are stranded and focused on are now going back across on that day. people are now hoping to red

ah, hello, i'm emily and gwen. this is al jazeera alive from joe. how are coming up? european union says it's ready to engage with the ask and taliban under certain conditions by one recognize it, government and man on security watch list. several people in new zealand supermarket, the prime minister says the attack was isolated fire and japan is set to get a new prime minister. yoshi hide a suit said he will step down later of the governing pansy. ah. begin in afghan. this down we're fighting is escalating between the taliban and resistance group in the pantry of valley. the mountain is enclave is about 150 kilometers north of the capital campbell. it's been the only province to hold out against taliban rule despite being entirely surrounded. the national resistance front is a multi ethnic group, made up of militias, informa afghan security for members. dozens of people have been killed on both sides in recent days. child straps, it has more from a village near the pen. she is. behind me, you're just about be able to see the town of goulburg hall. now that is the ent

whatever gwen has done over the past 10 years, it's been snowballing, is balance sheet, right, is borrowed from the bank and find out from local governments and been viewed. and the one that builds, you know, they start setting these apartments about 2 years before they deliver. so they've got more funds and then the buy board. and so it's like the snowboarding, i think the last year that they can sell this snowball has become a little bit will be. so he wanted to receive basketball from getting a fever. but of course, the downside of that policy is that, you know, that kind of triggered the problem within 12 months. i think the government still has a lot of things they can do. and the number one for our people government is that they have to make sure these 600000 new apartment build on time. otherwise, you could this could affect as many as 2000000 households. and if they couldn't get the department they paid for, you know, they could demonstrate. and then also there are a 1000 construction companies and the other suppliers working closely with ever grant. and they haven't get paid eithe

protest is opposed to seizure of ruling powers by president kaiser saying, ah, hello, why mainly i gwen this is al jazeera alive from dough house. so coming up, we wed deliberately gift in the black we where there was anger and frustration among allies from recalls. exam back to camera and washington was dumped from a multi $1000000000.00 submarine deal security based around us capitol hill as the borders of january 6. right to imprisoned the insurrection holder rally, and to top us advisory panel recommends a boost jacoby dine pain shot only for the elderly and those that risk of severe disease. ah, we start with 2 new z where thousands of protesting in the capital 2 news in the 1st major demonstration since president car said seized ruling powers and dismissed parliament in july. mm. opponent. calling said move and organized. the president has indicated he plans to amend the constitution, but this is powerful labor union and the biggest party in the dissolved parliament have come out against it. that's going to remind her of the race in developments into new zia, in july, president sa

i'm emily and gwen a reminder about health stories this our thousands of hanging to the streets. chinese use capital in the 1st major demonstration after president car said these powers in the midst minutes in july. they were opposed to the president plan to amend the constitution, frances recalling its ambassadors for the u. s. and a strategy to what he's calling a stab in the back from his angry after astronomy, a cancelled and multi 1000000000 dollars submarine contract to, into a military lives with us. and u. k. at an expert panel in the us has rejected government plans to roll out 19 a booster shot to all americans age 16 and older by the 8th, endorsed extra 5 by and pick shots. the people over the age of 65, hundreds of police officers have been deployed around the u. s. capital for rally planned by far right groups. please say they've detected some threats of violence ahead of the march in washington. they say organizes of the justice, the j 6 rally, say they want to show support to those arrested for taking part in the capital riots. in january, hundreds of people breached the b

to limit abuse on its platforms. annual warmness following developments from argentina's capital. gwen is aries. he certainly saying i'm doing all the right things. freedom of speech. who wouldn't one that's more clarity with the use of social media again, most in brazil with welcome not yet job. also now or has a long record of using and abusing his social media. his songs have been investigated, setting up fake news accounts during his run, run up the election in 2018 organizations. let reports with our frontiers of criticize job was for an hour of attack using social media the media itself in brazil. and just last month, human rights watch were criticizing job olson. our oath blocking the accounts of anybody who criticized him. journalist opposition politicians, commentators were being having their accounts closed down. so we're starting to be freedom of the press with clarity in the way social media is used in brazil will come as a surprise to many of the say, i think many will be suspicious. they've happening now because tens of thousands of his support is a gathering in brazil an

lieutenant general gwen bingham, the arm's second black woman to become a three star general.'t stop serving. >> she is on the board of blue star families a support network for service member love ones. she mentors spouses of color. for brianna keilar, whose husband is a green beret, it hits home. >> i'm the mother of two children of color, and because their dad is in the military, they are more likely to join the military when they get older. i want to make sure it's an inclusive place. >> i just feel a sense of wanting, a sense of desire to pay it forward or pay it back to the next generation that is up and coming. >> okay, up next, you will meet my champion for change, a mental health leader smashing stigmas and creating a new way to treat anxiety and depression in schools. that's easily adjustable has no penalties or advisory fee. and we can monitor to see that we're on track. like schwab intelligent income. schwab! introducing schwab intelligent income. a simple, modern way to pay yourself from your portfolio. oh, that's cool... i mean, we don't have that. schwab. a moder

beginning up my right, at the far end, paula gwen grant is secretary of commute occasions for the archdiocese of washington. father charles fortin novus, priest secretary to the cardinal. father daniel parsons, vicar general and moderator for the archdiocese of washington. kevin wincing, retired u.s. navy captain, and the club member who arranged today's luncheon. lori russo, president of stanton communications and cochair of the headliners team. skipping over our guest, the producer for ewtn's "the world over." and auger 10, managing editor of the arlington catholic herald. dr. jared patton dale, senior advisor to the president and founding scholar of the museum of the bible and associate publisher of christian scholars review. dana ritter, washington bureau chief, cbn news. and our cochair of the clubs podcast team. and the former publisher of the baltimore examiner. thank you one and all. [applause] i would like to acknowledge additional members of the headliners team responsible for today's event. besides the miraculous kevin and lori at the head table. i also want to send a shout out to

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. ♪ >> there was such a strange dichotomy to gwen stefani, super girlie but then kind of tough.ery guy who ever annoyed you. >> look who's here. hi. >> we ran into each other. >> we're shopping today. we thought we'd take you with us. and alanis is here with a brand-new album, brand-new look, i noticed. >> yeah. >> i was dropped from mca records after having made music through my teens. and my personal promise to myself was that i wouldn't stop until i wrote a record that really exemplified and nailed on the head what was truly going on for me. ♪ ♪ is she perverted like me would she go down on you in a theater ♪ >> it was a pearl clutch moment. what did she say? women can say that? yeah, they could. she was sing being a relationship that had gone wrong, but it wasn't this kind of nice, oh, my god, you left me and i'm sad. this was rage at this man. you didn't hear that a lot from women. ♪ i'm here to remind you of the mess left when you went away ♪ >> in america alone, "jagged little pill" sells 50 million albums. it's alanis' moment. ♪ [ cheers ] >> over the last four years, ju

talk to me about some of the collaborations this time around. >> i'm really a huge fan of blake and gwen who do you think everybody else is going to be really excited to see? >> i'm a huge carrie fan from what she's wearing to the way she perform and i think people would agree and i think they'll be excited to see luke combs and luke bryan. i don't think you can have a bad performance for the show so you have to tune in to the whole show. >> what happens behind the scenes. give me a speneak peek and brin me back there when you're waiting to take the stage. >> we're all kind of in our buses, chilling. that night understand it was so hot in nashville so all of us were trying, the girls to not sweat. i was trying hard to keep cool. we were all just mingling happy to be in the same place again, haven't seen each other in so long, it's nice to come together as a country music family. >> we are excited to see you take the stage. thank you so much. the cma summer jam airs at 8:00 p.m. right here on abc. we'll be right back. the x-rays from your urgent care visit look good. just stay off that le

. >>> and there was no doubt, gwen stefani shares a behind-the-scenes look at the emotional moment shes to the dress, "today," tuesday, september 21st, 2021. >> today is a special day. >> for my mom watching in arizona. happy birthday! >> sending love to our five beautiful grandchildren. >> from des moines, iowa. >> celebrating our 50th anniversary. >> visiting from maple grove, minnesota. >> and louisville, kentucky. >> we're sisters from baltimore county, maryland, and we love "today." >> we love you right back. welcome back to "today." we're so happy you're joining us on this tuesday morning. last day of summer. >> soak it all in. >> we're going to get right to your news at 8:00. president biden in his first address to the united nations urging united action against global threats, including climate change and the covid pandemic. peter alexander is joining us with the latest. hey, peter, good morning. >> hey, hoda, good morning to you. among the key issues at this year's united nations, the ongoing tensions between the united states and china, addressing the submarines. not only rel

. >> reporter: a systemic issue the late longtime anchor gwen eiffel coined missing white woman syndrome woman syndrome is the idea that young white women and girls get much more news coverage than other demographics when they go missing. >> reporter: blacks only make up 13% of the u.s. population. they account for nearly one-third of the missing persons cases in the united states. >> if you see her, tell her we love her. >> reporter: in washington state, mary johnson's family is still waiting for answers. johnson went missing late last year from the preservation. >> she's a native american woman. i'm not racist or anything but she deserves the same treatment. >> reporter: online, black and brown families are using #gabby petito to post about their missing loved ones hoping to gain momentum. a move that helped the family of daniel robinson raise awareness. robinson went missing in june. >> we shouldn't have to depend on other stories or other cases to push our own story. and i'm just -- we just want answers just like anyone else. >> reporter: those families saying they didn't get the sam

. >> reporter: a systemic issue late longtime anchor gwen eiffel coined missing white woman syndromete girls and young women, they get much more news coverage than other folks of different demographics when they go missing. >> according to 2020 fbi data, blacks only make up 13% of the u.s. population. they account for nearly a third of the missing-persons cases in the united states. >> if you see her, tell her we love her. >> reporter: in washington state, mary johnson's family is still waiting for answers. johnson went missing late-last year from a reservation. >> she is a native american woman -- sorry, i'm not racist or anything but she deserves the same -- the same treatment. >> reporter: online, black and brown families are using hashtag gabby petito to post about their missing loved ones, hoping to gain momentum. a move that helped the family of daniel robinson raise awareness. robinson went missing in june. >> we shouldn't have to depend on other stories or other cases to push our own story. and i'm just -- i just want -- we just want answers just like anyone else. >> reporter

i think about the day gwen died and i go over all that emails she sent over the years.orking woman in show business. you have not had a day when you don't completely show up for this thing. you get a sense of people who respect their job and respect the audience. out of that derives the kind of patriotism. i think we tried to serve a certain type of american. we try to exemplify that service in the way we do things. it is an honor to do that. judy: we have been incredibly fortunate and honored to have you with us. you get to sit next to david on friday nights. >> it is not like every other television show. i knew this was an important job to get. details site came in saying he is gone, i am so upset. what makes it so fun to celebrate david is we have been doing this and other venues. i always looking forward to being with david. we are a completely different backgrounds. when i talk with david, i feel like i have learned something. the way he speaks about all the issues is inviting. that is what makes all of the other iterations of this so wonderful. we come to the tabl

are to fort mccoy in wisconsin where conditions are being criticized but democratic representatives gwenoore of wisconsin and ilhan omar of minnesota as congress maintains oversight authority over these bases. another issue facing authorities as the vetting process for these afghans, which is taking place abroad. but has spurred concern. many of the people who had been. >> airlifted out of afghanistan had either minimal or i think it's certain cases. no documents all verify who they work the next step in the u.s. pull out from afghanistan integrating these new residents into the country. >> may in fact be the most uncertain. michael shure news nation. again, that was michael shure reporting. >> and now kron 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >> we have just 15 games left in the regular mlb season. so giants fans, get ready for a couple of very stressful weeks. the national league west competition isn't getting any easier. san francisco started the day just to have a game and a half rather up on the dodgers and the padres haven't thrown in the towel yet either the giants hosting sa

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thanks to gwen for that. of course they're calling it in the middle of complete chaos, what they're dealing with, john. >> john: yeah. so many people suffering and our hearts go out. >> sandra: coverage of this storm will continue here on the fox news channel. thanks for joining us. i'm sandra smith. >> john: good to see you. see you tomorrow. i'm john roberts. "the story" starts right now. >> martha: thank you, john and sandra. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. breaking right now on "the story," in moments we expect some tough questions for the pentagon. we will take you there live as soon as that gets underway. that as to the chairman of joint chiefs general milley was asked to what extent would the u.s. consider coordinating with the taliban beyond what we saw during the evacuation. >> any possibility of coordination against isis-k? >> it's possible. >> martha: we're expected to hear questions about that today and the full context of what that conversation was. my next guest knows what it's like to sit

. ♪ >> bret: fox news has confirmed the former boyfriend of gwen petino purchased a new cell phone priordisappearance. is he a federal fugitive and considered a person of interest in petino's death. tmz is reporting the fbi is looking at surveillance video from a cell phone store in north port, florida. laundrie was allegedly seen purchasing the phone with an older woman september 14th. that is the day his parents say they last saw him. the laundrie family attorney says he does not know the date of the phone was purchased. he says brian left it at home and the fbi is already in possession of the device. tonight virginia democratic gubernatorial candidate terry mcauliffe is dealing with the fallout from a controversial statement during a candidate debate last night. mcauliffe said he does not think parents should be telling schools what to teach their children. in this race is a big bellwether this november. mike emanuel tells us how the fall outis going over this evening. >> republican glenn youngkin has launched a new ad using his opponent terry mcauliffe's own words against him saying

who the hat tipped to the gwen identical, people are paying attention to other cases like jelani day.eks. his family criticized police for dragging their feet in trying to find him. there is the case in arizona of dap yell robinson who has been missing for three months. the 24-year-old geologist was last seen leaving a job site in the desert. nearly a month later his jeep was spotted overturn in a ravine a few miles away. according to police, his cell phone, wallet and keys were found with the vehicle. they say no foul play is suspected. daniel robinson's father says police have dropped the ball in the search for his son. as a result, he's hired a private investigator and is taking up the search himself. david robinson joins me now and mr. robinson, i am so sorry for what you're going through. i have children your son's age so this one hits me hard as a mom. so let's talk about this. i noticed your story after the whole conversation started about missing white woman syndrome. lots of people started tweeting your story and petition to me and that's how i found out about it. not through

. >>> joining me now, democratic representative gwen moore, a member of the ways and means committee. thank you so much for joining us. tell us this "new york times" framing this morning of a kind of make or break moment for president biden's legacy. all of it on the line in this $3.5 trillion spending bill. what do we expect? what do you expect in the coming days with this legislation? >> thanks for having me. i really appreciate the hair. although i miss ali, the hair is great. good to be with you. i think that democrats on the committee on ways and means are extremely proud of the many grueling hours that we put into our mark where we focused on tax fairness, not gouging the rich, but just being fair and more progressive. and really trying to meet some urgent needs, and that is typically the middle class. we expanded the child tax credit. provided retirement security for folkes. really dealt with climate change. that's another topic, but think about it. we either deal with it now ordeal with consequences that are 14 times worse than the fires and floods and stuff that we've been de

the term coined by the late and great gwen eiffel to describe the media with missing white women likeloway ignoring cases of people of color. joining me is founder of not our native daughters, an organization that he quited for -- created for the murdered indigenous women and children. thank you both for being here. you know, i bring up this because a friend of mine brought up this story about other people missing. there is one guy named daniel robinson. daniel robinson is a young back man 25 years old, 5'8", black hair, brown eyes is his description. his dad hired a private investigator to find him. he's missing part of an arm. he was last seen driving away from his job site in the buckeye, arizona desert on june 23rd. it's similar. he's missing in the same part of the world. it's a case that it has all of that same kind of sizzle, the sort of mystery of it. this young man who just goes missing. i never heard of it until this friend of mine sent it to me. and i guess, that's the issue, isn't it? >> it is definitely the issue and we have been sounding the alarm for nearly 14 years bec

the late great gwen eiffel coined the term missing white woman syndrome more than a decade ago and notas changed since that comment. we'll see time and time again. you mentioned it in the report. hundreds of thousands of people go missing every year. who makes the decision on which cases get attention and which do not? that is very deliberate. it is not an accident that the case of everyone has been talking about the last two weeks is a young, white, attractive woman. you won't get that for sharterial watts who disappeared about a month earlier in houston whose body was later foun. you heard nothing. you heard nothing about jade wagon, a young indigenous woman who disappeared early in 2020 and whose body was later found. we hear the statistics about indigenous women and people in general and no one talks about it. no one talks about this in the broader sense about domestic violence, about violence against women. it just comes down to this one person and this distraction that everyone sort of gets involved with and then they move on without looking at deeper issues behind violence again

a system issue that late anchor gwen ifill coined missing white woman syndrome. >> they get much moreerent demographics when they go missing. >> reporter: according to fbi data, blacks only make up 13% of the u.s. population. they account for nearly a third of the missing persons cases in the united states. >> if you see her, tell her we love her. >> reporter: in washington state, mary johnson's family is still waiting for answers. johnson went missing late last year from a reservation. >> she's a native american woman -- i'm not racist or anything, but she deserves the same treatment. >> reporter: online, black and brown families are using #gabby petito to learn about their missing loved ones, hoping to gain momentum. daniel robin went missing in june. >> we shouldn't have to depend on other stories or other cases to push our own story, and i just want -- we just want answers like anyone else. >> reporter: those families also saying they didn't get the same allocation of resources or treatment from law enforcement. >> there's data that suggests that when people of color go missing, e

. >> take a listen to gwen carr, mother of eric garner, who was on cnn this morning. >> we were veryl, and now we stand without anything. i think they need to go back to the table. they need to rethink this. this is a very necessary bill. and we have to go to negotiations again, because it has to be passed. >> she wants you to go back to the table. >> again, i have talked to her and i have talked to many other members, i'm never going to stop until we get something substantially done. the problem is, at some point this negotiation was not getting to where it needed to be, especially if you can't get donald trump -- what he thought should be done memorialized. i have been in this town eight years. i have worked with lindsey graham, chuck grassley, donald trump and jared kushner to get change that many people said couldn't get done, lowering sentencing, getting rid of the ban for reoffenders. i know how to get things done and we're not getting anywhere. this is one of those moments two good people, both african-americans who had awful, awful experiences with police, we couldn't get it