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oh the roll out pass to jesse james! nice touch. 10 baseball 3 bears. chicago up 13-6 at the half and garoppolo let this one fly. samuel, 50 yards, set up a field goal, 13-9 chicago heading t loer ro. , send half 19. look what happened. an 83-yard blast. forget just being in punt position. how about seven points? he nearly scored, just short of the pile on, knocked out of bounds. third down again, garoppolo called his own number and dove in behind a nice block, 16-15 bears after missed extra point. fourth, mitchell time. he had help. pushed the pile four yards into the end zone to get mitchell for his second touchdown in as many weeks. 49ers went for two. now it's a niners' seven point lead. 45 yards, play of the game here, uses his legs to avoid the storm of defenders. oh my, 22-yard touchdown run, gained 103 yards rushing, 33-22 after missed extra point. niners turn to the ground game, bears couldn't stop the toss sweep, great blocking, charlie warner, mitchell, career high 137 yards rushing and then the big fella number 10 crashed in. it's an eight p

reporter: 2021 is a record year, with $300 million in film business it's a boost for locals like jess jamesoot >> we definitely had costume departments come from tv and movies to do some shopping but this is the first time we have ever been scouted >> reporter: it's a big change from a few years ago, when a previous north carolina governor ended film subsidies and a transgender bathroom ban led to a boycott by hollywood. >> all the pictures coming here went to canada and georgia, too. >> reporter: jonas pate created "oute "outer banks" but had to shoot in south carolina. he worked hard to overturn the bathroom law >> if we have incentives, we have work. if we don't have incentives, we don't. >> reporter: there is so much content being created here and everywhere as production spreads, hanging over everything is the tragedy in santa fe on the set of "rust. >> any time anything happens, people stop and say why do we have to do it? and there's a movement to make there not be any real guns onset, and why not >> reporter: but the show must go on, perhaps without live guns, as the entertainment a

many people especially in the east never heard of thehe all-star but they heard of jesse james and sheh the jesse james gang and was much younger but the younger brothers and list movies they were all confederate gorillas in missouri they run a can side of the confederacy and slaveowners. so once i learned that that i learned that it was like the house of cards but then they became bandits afterwords so i have a whole chapter on this in my book loaded if anyone is interested of the confederate gorillas of great hebrew on —- heroes but small children like me but i hope to get back to writing that but the cherokee connection of the all-star daughter got pregnant by a cherokee boy but sent her to a place to place unlimited did this in those days that she gave birth and then that child was taken from her and adopted out because the girl was only 15 years old. but also it could have been prejudice that's the only native connection that i know from the all-star. host: from maine, please go ahead with your question or comment. >> yes. this is a wonderful program i wish i could take your class

the rollout pass to jesse james.t up 13-6 and then garoppolo let this one fly. 50 yards set up a field goal. chicago heading to the locker room. second half, third and 19, look what happened. he split past the

look at this wild pass to jesse james and 10-3 bears and 16-9 in the second half and there in 19 and here is where the game really flipped with jimmy garoppolo flipping and he did the rest and 83 yard blast and almost scored a touchdown just out before the pile on so from third down jimmy garoppolo called his own number and behind a block and 16-15 bears after a missed extra point and moving into the fourth quarter elijah mitchell time and look at this pile pushed into the end zone 4 yards in the second touchdown in as many weeks and brandon was there but the play of the game was justin fields who used his legs to avoid the rush and a crazy 22 yard touchdown run with 100 3rs rushing and only a missed point and gave the niners a one point lead but that expanded wind jimmy garoppolo scored again in 17 of 28 and a season-high 322 yards and a a few touchdowns and the niners got the game 33- 22 and improve their record to three and 4. >> i said you guys need this one just from an emotional standpoint. >> not huge but we know how it is in the lose a few in a row and that was very needed fo

jesse james 48 yard touchdown pass. it is 10 6 bears field played pretty well and a half, though, jimmy g airs it out. he finds his guy deebo samuel, that's a 50 yard pitch and catch this led to a niners field goal to make it 13 9 chicago at the 3rd quarter niners down 7 and this was the play that changed the momentum of the entire game. >> he both samuel. 84 yards. later. he's going to get pushed out of bounds when a phenomenal season he's having his 819 receiving yards is the most ever through 7 games in franchise history. that the type of year he's having and that set up this garoppolo. broken plate are going to give it try to give it to the boat. it doesn't work. it doesn't matter me said i'll take this myself. they missed the p 80, though, 1615, chicago 4th quarter. check out this effort from alive to mitchell and the offensive line. it's like a rugby scrum. it he gets into the end zone from 5 yards out to see jimmy g with the late push their niners take the lead. now this might be the play of the year so far in th

off the rollout and a nice touch on the past jesse james and 10-3 with the bears lead and 16-9 the second half and 3rd in 19 and this is what happened. the flip pass to samuel turned into an 83 yard blast and forget a field goal position and how about seven points? almost made it. he was knocked out of bounds so 3rd down again and drop low called his own number and he dove in and 16-15 and the bears after a missed extra point moving to the fourth backorder and elijah mitchell time and push the pile 4 yards to get mitchell into the end zone and the second touchdown in as many weeks and the play of the game justin fields uses his legs to avoid the storm of defenders. oh my goodness. a wild 22 yard touchdown run and fields gained 103 yards rushing and only a missed extra point, 23-22, 49ers but then drop low took it in again and the 49ers got it 33-22 and drop low was 17-28 in the season- high 322 yards and a pair of those rushing scores and the 49ers record is 3-4. >> it's from an emotional standpoint. >> it is huge and unit know how it is and it is tough and we have lost four in a row so t

others i am thinking of bobby bank robert grayson, john will she, betty pearson, willie williams, jesse james, and johnny b thomas, and especially drone little pretty and i don't imagine that these men and women ever dreamed that their stories would be told in the smithsonian. but driven by the hope they hate would not win out they organize themselves at the commission and they raise money and they did something that it never been done before, the began to tell the story and the landscape of the mississippi delta and so it is complex and nothing has been one for the people that you see on the stage, are not only stewardess that tell stories, i also think of them as people who stood in the ark of a long history of racism and vandalism and violence and begin the work of venting that history back towards justice read and second, the story told by the sign is unfinished as a scholar of murdr in his memory but to my dear's convictions is that the story of his murray and converter must not be confined 1955, it is a story use relevance grows more pressing with each passing year. i want you to think

jesse: biden's justice department raided james o'keefe's apartment over biden *'s daughter's missing maybe if biden's children would stop lowing laptops and diaries. >> we are going to win in virginia. jesse: not only doesn't he have the pulse of the people, we don't even know if he has a pulse. not only did joe pass out in the u.k., apparently he passed something else in front of the royal family. it was long and loud and impossible to ignore the source said. camilla hasn't stopped talking about it. but america never got wind of this. our media won't talk about a lot of what we talked about tonight. the biden protection plan is killing the media. cnn is being beaten by reruns of "martin." >> i like to party. i like to party. jesse: the people would rather watch reruns of "martin" than watch the press carry joe's water. he's at 38% approval in the latest poll and that's with the media propping him up. imagine if they treated him like trump and sent the feds to raid the home after cnn reporter because ivanka's diary was missing. and gas was twice as pricey. if it were that bad for my

jesse. >> good morning, james and the president has been trying to explain it.congested ports indicate a strong economic comeback. but even though more americans may have more money in their pockets. they're having to spend more too. >> very soon. we're going to see the supply chain start catching up with the man. president biden offered his 1 trillion dollar infrastructure plan as an eventual solution to the nation's backlogged ports and rising inflation, everything from gallon of gas, a loaf of bread cost more forced the bill invests 17 billion dollars in ports to cut congestion address repair and maintenance backlogs and install new technology. products moving faster and less expensively from factory floor through the supply chain to roam. the president also announced more immediate fixes, more ports around the country will operate nonstop along with companies like walmart, target ups and fedex. they assured me that the shelves will be stocked in stores this holiday. his message came as the labor department reported, the largest inflation surge in more than 3

jesse. >> good morning, daryn. james, i wish i had a specific answer for you, but something that the president keeps on emphasizing is that these congested ports should really signified that the nation is rebounding economically. but even though more americans may have more money in their pockets. they still have to spend more too. >> very soon. we're going to see the supply chain start catching up with the man. president biden offered his 1 trillion dollar infrastructure plan as an eventual solution to the nation's backlogged ports and rising inflation, everything from gallon of gas, a loaf of bread cost more forced the bill invests 17 billion dollars in ports to cut congestion address repair and maintenance backlogs and install new technology. products moving faster and less expensively from factory floor through the supply chain to roam. the president also announced more immediate fixes, more ports around the country will operate nonstop along with companies like walmart, target ups and fedex. they assured me that the

jesse. >> yeah, good morning, james and darya these open air burn. pits were a very common at military bases during the iraq and afghanistan wars. but current va policies make it difficult to qualify for care. >> president biden marked his first veterans day in office with a promise to those who have served the country are administration is going to beat the sacred obligation that we owe you. the president announced new support for veterans who may have been exposed to toxic burn pits while serving overseas to make sure our veterans don't have to wait to get the care they need. the va will set up a call center and a network of specialized providers to help make it easier for veterans to prove toxic exposure caused their health problems and get faster treatment. our nation makes them a simple promise. if you take care of us will take care of you. if you fight for us will fight for you. if you service, we'll serve you when you come home. va secretary denis mcdonough will also oversee a 90 day review to determine if certain conditions like rare cancers

so he was interested in symbolism when jesse some parallels between the activities of james, the foster william shakespeare, and we'll let say bought us johnson and b, b, c. well, there are some that in a marketable figures in the b, b. c managed to that their arm being more and more pressure to conform to a much cruder kind of nationalism. both johnson himself and some little learning i gather in classics, which he studied of the university. but he wears what learning he house as much says very likely he produced one of the worst books on winston churchill, which has ever come out. and apparently when regular stores, moultrie imagining him as being black churchill, he doesn't know scotland and seems almost to run away from having to see too much of it. in this way is, is a bit unlike his predecessor, david cameron's on the night of the referendum in 2014 as to whether it's got to be independent or not. david cameron made much about the fact that his small, some was reading talk and underpants. now that's not sure we're saying that he performed inside from scotland, but it was at least

have all enthralled to the squad and basically bill maher and the other day james carville no one else is calling it out. >> jesseas he had a long career. listen to what he said about one of your favorite people hunter. >> someone like hunter biden if don jr. had done what hunter biden had done, it would be every night all night on msnbc. but the fact that it's hunter biden and joe is on the blue team, they see that's the problem in america severing so binary. >> jesse: do you think cuomo was processing that at all or not? >> it's just amazing, isn't it? it's so great. i think basically maybe he has had enough of hbo, jesse, and is he looking for a slot on this channel. it's just incredible to watch him in action. just calling out how crazy they have all become. the hypocrisy of the media. i mean, it's just incredible. he does that often on his show. it's so true and cuomo is just sitting there. he kept trying to put himself in the position of well, some people might say this and take the other side and try and, you know, desperately trying to cling onto the democrat talking points but he was having none of it. b

jesse. good morning to you as well. james and darya. the white house tells me president biden is using his visit today to baltimore's port. >> is really a blueprint for the rest of the country on how to ease back logs from covid-19. president biden lands in baltimore this afternoon to showcase how us ports will be able to 17 billion dollars in his recently passed infrastructure plan. they're moving more guts than ever. it's just that it's still not keeping up with the demand transportation secretary pete buttigieg says the new investment will improve outdated supply chain infrastructure. the port itself is kind like a landlord. >> they got the terminal operators and you've got the truckers. >> and all of them are interacting with competing shipping company spread to try to efficiently move these containers buttigieg stresses. the plan also looks beyond the economy by working to cut emissions from ships trucks and equipment. the neighborhoods that are close to them. >> feel that impact including an increased asthma rates in what are by t

jesse. great topic. great comments. i agree with james and kevin for sure, and the last guy that called.et's get the facts out. jacob blake had a warrant, knife. he is trying to steal his car. his girlfriend posey car. --'earl friends -- his girlfriend's car. this was not a peaceful protest. these politicians like the last guy just said that her treating this -- that are creating this problem and not knowing the facts, they need to be investigated and held accountable. it was not peaceful protests. it was riots and people got killed. innocent people got killed. let's stick to the facts. host:-- host: let's go to rudolph. good morning. caller: good morning. host: go ahead. caller: first of all, where did the kid get the gun from? host: that's a good question. caller: i've been hearing he got it from his mother. he was 17 years old. his mother should have been arrested for contributing to the delinquency of a minor. all of this stuff about this country is divided, come on, man. everybody knows what time it is. we've been divided for over 400 years. i don't know why people say that. it has

jesse. >> yeah. good morning to you as well. james president is saying that some of these infrastructure projects could start in as little as 2 or 3 months and time really is of the essence here as both democrats and republicans are already looking ahead to those 2022 midterm elections. >> once in a generation investment. that's the pitch president biden will make to the american people this week selling his bipartisan infrastructure deal he says will mean millions of jobs and more than a trillion dollars worth of projects to address crumbling roads, broadband access and climate change. i do think the voters sent a message on tuesday. they wanted to see more action in washington on nbc's meet the press white house chief of staff ron klain said last week's elections where democrats nationwide suffered surprise losses up and down the ballot, pressured the party to deliver a win for its voters. they wanted to see things move more quickly enough and 3 days later, congress responded passing the president's infrastructure bill, but but a lo

jesse. >> yeah. good morning to you as well. james and darya these open air%burn pits were very common at military bases during the iraq and afghanistan wars. but policies make it difficult to qualify for care. >> president biden marked his first veterans day in office with a promise to those who have served the country are administration is going to beat the sacred obligation that we owe you. the president gnnounced new support for veterans who may have been exposed to toxic burn pits while serving overseas to make sure our veterans don't have to wait to get the care they need. the va will set up a call center and a network of specialized providers to help make it easier for veterans to prove toxic exposure caused their health problems and get faster treatment. our nation makes them a simple promise. if you take care of us will take care of you. if you fight for us will fight for you. if you service, we'll serve you when you come home. va secretary denis mcdonough will also oversee a 90 day review to determine if certain conditions l

jesse. >> yeah. good morning to you as well. james and darya. both of these officials are parents themselves. are definitely playing up to the kids in the crowd. but really trying to get the message across to parents. >> the first lady and surgeon general cheered on some of the country's youngest students who just received their first covid-19 vaccine monday faith and good doctor joe biden visited this virginia elementary schools vaccination clinic to encourage more children ages 5 to 11 to get the shot. nothing is more important that children's health, this age group will get to low doses 3 weeks apart. the same schedule as everyone else but using a smaller needle. please make the decision to protect your children. >> with the same vaccine that has already saved millions of lives. the cdc says nearly 2 million 5 to 11 year-olds have had covid-19. >> while they are less susceptible to serious infection. us surgeon general doctor vivek murthy stress. the virus has hospitalized thousands of kids and killed hundreds the truth is that covid is not harmless. >> in children. that's why murphy told

. >> jesse: yeah, the doj is off to a rocky start. they raided rudy's apartment and james joe biden's diary went missing. now they're paying millions and didn't they have the fbi let dirty laundry guy when they should have had eyes on that slug? what about fentanyl? have you heard about the fentanyl crackdowns? how about the illegal guns? have you heard about a big bust in chicago, st. louis? i haven't heard anything. what about these monopolies in silicon valley? it's crickets. the doj under joe biden is what they accused the doj of donald trump of being, personal lawyers for the president. no, that's garland. >> dagen: greg? >> greg: it's interesting. we've had this crime wave a year. all the focus seems to be on a the noncriminal. in every every element, every story, they pick that side. underneath the undercurrent of everything is like a loathing of the average american, of being stupid, rittenhouse's mother. that's what they see americans as. just like -- they don't know those people. the worst part is about how they're embracing the practices of east germany. they're

james, back to you. >> thanks. raid. 6 17 and in national news, the reverend jesse jackson is in the hospital after he fell and hit his head. he was at howard university to support students who have been upset about their living conditions on campus. they've been protesting for like a month living in tents and sleeping bags because they say that where they live is rat infested an and has mold and that the administration has been ignoring them. so jackson was walking into one of the year's river city buildings for a meeting and that's when he fell, they say that he was just kept overnight for observation. he does have parkinson's disease and he has been hospitalized twice this year, including once for covid. >> in other national headlines. the un climate summit in scotland. we've got president joe biden saying to other world leaders that the u.s. will lead by example in fighting climate change. but the climate and infrastructure bill is stalled right now in dc. >> alexandra limon has more live from the capital high. alex. >> hi there. good morning. and in order to meet the president's ambitious climate goals. he do

jesse. great topic. great comments. i agree with james and kevin for sure, and the last guy that called.et's get the facts out. jacob blake had a warrant, knife. he is trying to steal his car. his girlfriend posey car. --'earl friends -- his girlfriend's car. this was not a peaceful protest. these politicians like the last guy just said that her treating this -- that are creating this problem and not knowing the facts, they need to be investigated and held accountable. it was not peaceful protests. it was riots and people got killed. innocent people got killed. let's stick to the facts. host:-- host: let's go to rudolph. good morning. caller: good morning. host: go ahead. caller: first of all, where did the kid get the gun from? host: that's a good question. caller: i've been hearing he got it from his mother. he was 17 years old. his mother should have been arrested for contributing to the delinquency of a minor. all of this stuff about this country is divided, come on, man. everybody knows what time it is. we've been divided for over 400 years. i don't know why people say that. it has

jesse tenure out of the capital. good morning, jessica. from there. she said it right. baltimore, baltimore. baltimore there. good morning, james and darya. at the white house did tell me that president biden is going to baltimore's port later today to essentially use it as a blueprint for the rest of the country on how to ease back logs from covid-19. >> president biden lands in baltimore this afternoon to showcase how us ports will be able to 17 billion dollars in his recently passed infrastructure plan. they're moving more guts than ever. it's just that it's still not keeping up with the demand transportation secretary pete buttigieg says the new investment will improve outdated supply chain infrastructure. the port itself is kind like a landlord. they got the terminal operators and you've got the truckers. >> and all of them are interacting with competing shipping company spread to try to efficiently move these containers buttigieg stresses. the plan also looks beyond the economy by working to cut emissions from ships trucks and equipment. the neighborhoods that are close to them. >> feel that impact including an increased asthma rate

jesse: not that but in general i will. the democrats are very divided and katie i am delighted by it. you have i guess the bill clinton winning of the party, jameswo national elections. they won in the burbs in the south. in the city they focused on kitchen table issues, got burned a little bit by the culture wars and moved back, had a pretty popular pro business president at the end. so he comes out and says for example they're taking abraham lincoln's name off schools and defunding the police and where does he source this from? the faculty lounge. he knows you can't have the intelligence running the political party, the people that gave us communism, critical race therapy, political correctness. that's crazy. so you can't go woke on a national level. you can only take it so far in the cities. new york and seattle and buffalo, even they pumped the brakes on this stuff and caravel said a lot of democrats are afraid to speak out against this because they'll get sandered as bigots by the socialist wing. that's the point. the socialist wing uses wokeness to smear anyone that disagrees with socialist policies. so if you're joe manchin and you oppose