everywhere the kids were like my grandkids. >> jill! jill! >> little jill. >> tell me about. her >> she was a character. she really was. just a funny little girl. if she didn't have your attention, she would get it. she was a very -- i think she would've been very athletic, she was gifted in that way. >> and brad was the swimmer? >> he was great at it. being a father i thought, this kid is good. >> they were gatherings with david sprawling extended family, the law carts, the descendants of nine brothers and sisters on david's brothers side. the we lock were so entrenched in this area, that they had a road named after it. lock. art >> there could've been a better place for us to be when all of this terrible stuff happened. >> the awful news raised through two families that night. david sister julie was getting ready to go to bed when the phone rang. >> i said what? what are you talking about? but are you? saying >> julie went straight to her parents house. >> mom had all the pictures of brad and jill that she could gather up and was holding them and just sitting on the floor a

that is an artificiality that all of us must deal with, which of course means jill carey hall or -- jill carey hall starts us strong this hour with america. what is your assessment -- with bank of america. what is your assessment for year-end? jill: we are expecting the market will in the year lower rather than higher. we think a lot of the good news has been priced into market this year. i think it has been about earnings coming through which we have seen in earnings seasons. another big beat so far. but multiples are very elevated, and the seller -- the cylinder indicators are increasingly bullish. a lot of the good news has been great. these companies that beat this torrent outperforming that munch, which we saw last quarter. outside of the last quarter, last time you saw that happen was october of 2000. jonathan: walk me through the sector preference within that call. jonathan: we still like some of the cyclical areas. we are overweight energy, financials. i think where interest rates are right now, we would expect them to move higher rather than lower. we still expect value overgrow

joining me now, msnbc contributor, former watergate prosecutor jill wine-banks.rump repeated his lies about massive voter fraud but didn't deny the contents of that call. what charges could he face for what he allegedly asked of acting ag rosen? >> that is a clear interference in the election. he was trying to overturn the election results. when he was told there was no fraud, that there was nothing there, he said "just say that it's corrupt and leave the rest to me and my republican congress friends." that sounds like what he said to president zelinsky of ukraine. "just say you're investigating." he doesn't care about the truth. he just wants the perception so he can carry it forward to his followers, his voters. and that's really a dangerous, dangerous situation. >> jill, do you think ultimately he's forced to testify to congress? >> he obviously has the legal obligation. they have the right to subpoena him and he has no protection. the department of justice has said it will not defend mo brooks in the january 6 insurrection activities, and they went out of the

and most of them afghan's president biden and first lady dr jill biden today traveled to dover air force base where the bodies of 13 service members arrived. the troops were killed in the suicide bombing at the kabul airport on thursday one of them 23 year old marine sergeant nicole g g or g, rather was from roseville near sacramento. she had recently posted a picture of her on instagram it was of her at the airport in kabul holding a baby she said. quote i love my job the white house says the president and first lady also plan to meet with the families of the following service members as well. a family from elpida's says they are incredibly incredibly lucky that they were able to get out of afghanistan before the suicide bombing last week that family spent five days trying to fly out of kabul 31 hours on the tarmac with two young kids ktvu zazzle smith caught up with them today and has more now on their harrowing ordeal. when we reach to the gate, there was 10,000 people's sultan mansoor took these photos at kabul airport as he and his family along with thousands of others were trying t

news in washington you are watching continuing coverage fox news live as president biden first lady jill biden are at the dover delaware airbase to receive the bodies of 13 american fallen service members killed in a suicide bombing attack at the kabul airport this week. the president, first lady, cabinet members and also top military are on hand for a very powerful solemn, somber and difficult ceremony at dover airbase, very peaceful, let's listen in. mike: mike emanuel and jacqui heinrich in washington as we witnessed the dignified transfer of our fallen service members killed in the suicide attack at cobble airport, a very difficult ceremony to watch one can only imagine what the families are going through as a transfer cases are arriving at dover air force base in delaware, being greeted by the president and first lady and military brass heartbreaking scene to witness. jacqui: absolutely you think about how young these service members were and you remember their ages 20, 22, 23 immense sacrifice that they had made and that their families have made on behalf of our country and our val

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jill ravitch, 47% wants her to stay. the ballot needs to be postmarked by september 14th. >>> happening today, bay area demonstrators will rally and march against nuclear weapons. 76 years to the day since the u.s. dropped the first atomic bomb. the bomb dropped on hiroshima. three days later a second bomb on nagasaki. the bombings killed 226,000 people. protesters along with nagasaki bomb survivor plan to march at the lawrence livermore lab at 9:00 a.m. >>> the dixie fire is now the second largest fire in state history. now it spans an area larger than the city of los angeles. so far those flames have scorched nearly 490,000 acres. at least 400 homes and other structures have burned down, including hundreds in greenville, a town destroyed by the fire last week. four people remain unaccounted for. containment is 21%. >> hard to look at those pictures knowing what so many people have been going through. smoke affecting a lot of people weather not helping. >> it has been windy but i want to take a look at how many acres ha

jill and i would never have thought we would have to join you in the capitol rotunda not once but twice. once to honor officer brian sicknick, who lost his life, and then to honor billy evans, who lost his life as well. both gave their full measure of devotion to the country at the united states capitol. their families are here today -- yes, you should clap for the families. [applause] i know, like others know, from personal experience, getting that phone call. it is nice to be honored and have those you lost remembered, but it is tough to be here. it brings back everything like it happened 10 minutes ago. so i offer you not only our condolences, but recognize your courage, the courage of your children. you have our most profound gratitude. you know, the fallen, in my view, our casualties of a struggle literally for the soul of america. a struggle that they did not start, a struggle we did not seek, and a struggle that by the grace of god will win. i know this is a bittersweet moment. as proud of brian and billy, as you are, it still brings back the pain of the moment it happened. also,

countries are pushing jill biden to leave soldiers at the airport to keep it open.l be successful in that? it is really tricky _ be successful in that? it is really tricky to _ be successful in that? it is really tricky to say - be successful in that? it is| really tricky to say because joe biden is in a bind here at the moment. he's been very defiant about his decision, he wants out and once the american troops out of there, he knows the longer they stay there the more at risk there will be. it's a tricky one. they have forces on the ground but the uk and other countries know they can't do it without the americans, they need the us power there. they imagine there will be trying to persuade the deadline so that they can get more flights into, orflights over to try and help with the evacuation process. joe biden wants to try and win over his allies. rememberwhen wants to try and win over his allies. remember when he won the election last year he said he wants to show that america is back and wants to have a good connection with his allies and says that his predecesso

and i agree with jill. if you go to a concert or restaurant you want to make sure that that is safe as possible, as well. let us be clear. a moral obligation is safety. the moral obligation is to protect the weak and the vulnerable. the first moral principle is not i have my freedom. the first moral principle is to not kill people. do not put them in the hospital. that is the first moral principle. you are an employer. you are a restaurant. sports event, theater, that is what they should be paying attention to. >> jill, we are talking about the anger of the vaccinated here point in your mind, what should the vaccinated be angry about this morning? >> well, i think it is perfectly fair to be angry that your fellow citizens have not done their part. to fight a virus that is impacting all of us . as the professor says, it is the most dangerous for the most vulnerable in our society. particularly the old. people with compromised immune systems. people who are recovering from organ transplants, cancer. those are

you know, jill and i are just getting back from dover air force base, up in my home state, where we met with the families of 13 fallen heroes in afghanistan who lost their lives in the service of our country. and while we're praying for the best in louisiana, let's keep them in our prayers as well. you know, i've just been briefed by the fema leadership -- and we have real leadership -- on hurricane ida and the preparations for rescue and response. and the storm has made -- as you know better than anyone, but i'm speaking to the public at-large here -- the storm made landfall a few hours ago and it continues to rage and ravage everything it comes in contact with. this storm is a life-threatening storm. governor edwards, an old friend, has characterized it as one of the strongest hurricanes -- the strongest in louisiana history since 1850. and its devastation is likely to be immense. we shouldn't kid ourselves. and so the most important thing i can say right now is that everyone -- everyone should listen to the instructions from local and state officials just how dangerous this is and ta

jill murphy, who's died at the age of 72.llions of people, of paid work. while some benefitted from the government's furlough scheme, others had to find alternative employment to get by. 0ur correspondent david sillito has been speaking to one group of people who found themselves facing an unexpected career change — the cast of the west end musical, mamma mia. he plays "somewhere over the rainbow". it always begins with an overture. a little musical welcome from 93—year—old david dennis to his daily carer, stephen beckett. hey, david, how are you doing? i saw a sign, a care agency was looking for staff. i thought i want to contribute, i want to do something, i can'tjust sit around. # here i go again. # my, my, how can i resist you? people at the care agency, they all gave me five minutes. # waterloo, promised to love... it is a bit of a change from what stephen was doing just over a year and a half ago, performing in london's west end as one of the three dads in mamma mia. and stephen's co—stars... richard trinder has been pa

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you see first lady jill biden there as well and defense secretary lloyd atiaing for t rains of thosebers to come off of that c17 aircraft. i want to read the in kabul, afghanistan, this week. the majority of them under 20. only one 31 years old, and that is marine corps staff sergeant gerren taylor hoover from salt lake city, utah. at 31, he was the oldest of the fallen. his father calling him one heck of a leader, saying his son decided he wanted to join the military at a young age, a very young age after 9/11. marine corps sergeant rosario ricardo, 25 years old, from laurens, massachusetts. the state's governor calling her a massachusetts hero gone too soon. rosario originally from the dominican republic. the country's ambassador to the u.s. says the dominican community shares in the loss. she was one of two women killed in the suicide bombing. the other, marine sergeant nicole gee, 23 years old from sacramento, california. she was married to a fellow marine. days before her death, she was featured in a photo released by the defense department cradling an afghan baby at the kabul a

president biden as well as first lady jill biden and other officials now at dover air force base, abouten soldiers, the 13 who were killed in that suicide bombing attack at kabul airport. they also met with families, their families there, at the dover air force base. we will watch this as it continues, a solemn and very deeply meaningful moment for our american democracy. so, you have diabetes, here are some easy rules. no sugar. no pizza. no foods you love. stressed? no stress. exercise. but no days off! easy, no? no. no. no. no. but with freestyle libre 14 day, you can take the mystery out of your diabetes. now you know. sir, do you know what you want to order? yes. freestyle libre 14 day. try it for free. go with simparica trio it's triple protection made simple! simparica trio is the first and only monthly chewable that covers heartworm disease, ticks and fleas, round and hookworms. dogs get triple protection in just one simparica trio! this drug class has been associated with neurologic adverse reactions, including seizures. use with caution in dogs with a history of these disorder

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july 8, jill biden was still saying "no, they will not come in and overtake the taliban very quickly.rue. what is your assessment of this? did they get the intel and think about it and go against it or did they dismiss the intel? what happened here? >> it is hard to say here, the intel committee provided a number of assessments in different scenarios, but the taliban did advance rapidly. but i really think it is not necessarily the intel, but just a lot of other failures out there, when being leadership itself, you know, we have a situation where collapsing leadership at various levels. you know, i think what is interesting is exactly as we are speaking right now, 245 years ago to this minute, the british were making watching one of their greatest attacks in one of the most disastrous battles, the battle of brooklyn. it was there that, you know, they went through unguarded past and american save the army, but it led to an incredible withdrawal. the first american dunker, kind of what we are seeing now. but i think what i'm getting at with it says washington had an axiom, an iron rule.

. >> reporter: president biden and first lady jill biden attended their dignified transfer in dover,s. marines, a navy sailor and a soldier. in one of sergeant nicole gee's last instagram posts, the 23-year-old shared a photo of herself holding an afghan baby with the caption "i love my job," something she just told her sister. >> some of the last things she said is i love being here. this is amazing work. she couldn't wait to tell me more about it. after deployment. >> reporter: 31-year-old staff sergeant darrin hoover's father said his son was devoted to family and to leading fellow marines. >> and they would have followed him through the gates of hell if that's what it took. and ultimately that's pretty much what he did. >> reporter: 20-year-old lance corporal kareem nikoui's mother wrote on social media "i felt my soul leave my body as i was screaming that it can't be true. no mother, no parent should ever have to hear that their child is gone." 20-year-old lance corporal rylee mccollum will never get to experience fatherhood. his wife is expecting their first child. the servicem

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joining me now, civil rights attorney jill colin jefferson.from your background just how close you are to this story. your law firm takes its name from the late julian bond, the longtime head of the naacp and an institution unto himself. you began researching the deaths of black people found hanging, eventually focusing on your own state, which leads the nation in these kinds of instances, as it did during jim crow. you found that at least eight black males had been allegedly lynched in mississippi since 2001. like jim crow, you found systemic failure of law enforcement to call these deaths what you and the victims' families believed them to be. can you elaborate on these findings, counselor? >> yes. yes, i can. first, thank you for having me, reverend al. what i have found in these cases is that, first, there's a pattern to these investigations. you have a situation where, first of all, the crime scene is not preserved. then you have a situation where evidence just basically is misanalyzed. and then the case is ruled a suicide and it's not ev

ah, the taliban takes jill all about one of the last 2 large cities still controlled by afghan authorities as the u. s. prepares to fly in another 2000 troops to support the 3000 already helping americans evacuate cobbler developing story from lebanon. at least 20 people have died in a gas tank or explosion in the countries of north prompting the former prime minister to urge the president to resign the images from the tv as more than 300 people are dead after a $7.00 magnitude earthquake shook the nation leaving another 2000 and injured aftershock struck throughout the country. ah.

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jill ravitch, 47% want her to stay.d to be postmarked by election day, tuesday, september 14th. >>> happening today, bay area demonstrators will rally and march against nuclear weapons. 76 years to the day since the u.s. dropped the first atomic bomb. the bomb dropped on hiroshima. three days later a second bomb was dropped in nagasaki. the bombings killed 226,000 people. protesters along with nagasaki bomb survivor plan to march at the lawrence livermore lab at 9:00 a.m. the rally will be also virtual. >>> here we go for this monday morning, getting started with the workweek and back to school for a lot of kids. >> back to school. it's crazy. where did summer go. i'm glad we will get back into a routine and everything. all right. so some kids have to wake up early this morning and as the sun starts to rise, we start to see the light coming through the blinds and people waking up and heading out the door, we're going to see the hazy skies we've seen over the weekend. temperatures in walnut creek in the 50s, holding stea

jill and i's hearts ache as all yours do as well. for everyone who has been killed or wounded in this vicious attack. we are outraged and heartbroken. being the father of a army major who served a year in a rack and before that was in casado as a u.s. attorney for six months in the middle of a war. when he came home after a year, he was diagnosed, like many coming home, with an aggressive and lethal cancer to the brain. we have some sense, like many of you do, what the families of these brave heroes are feeling. a feeling like you're being sucked into a black hole in the middle of your chest. there is no way out. my heart aches for you. i know this, we have a continued obligation, a sacred obligation, all of you, the families of those heroes, and obligation is not temporary, it lasts forever. the lives we lost today will lives given in the service of liberty, the service of security, and service of others. and the service of america. like their fellow brothers and sisters in arms who died defending our vision and values in the strugg

. >> plus, first lady jill, or demand for an apology after this. >> the most patriotic thing jill biden is not let him run in this mental state he is in. >> plus, she's getting out of jail after just seven

jill ravitch, 47% want her to stay.lots need to be postmarked by election day, tuesday, september 14th. >>> 6:38. live look outside this morning at walnut creek, as we get started. you can see the sun is rising but the haze out there from, of course, the fires we've seen nearby. today also a big day, first of day school for a lot of kids. how is it going to feel for the first day. >> summer went by too fast. >> it did go by fast but some kids still have like a week or so, two weeks before school starts again. so, you know, some kids are going to be heading out and air quality is a concern today. you may want to limit your time out there if you're sensitive to the wildfire smoke we've been seeing with the bright orange sunrise over san jose. we are looking at air quality numbers just above what's considered good air quality. and so as we go into today our temperatures heading into the mid 60s in san francisco, low 70s in oakland, first day of school there. 92 in concord today with some low to mid 80s for parts of the nor

let's go back to jill and - time. let's go back to jill and graham. _ time.eryone is going to be tuning in to watch _ everyone is going to be tuning in to watch her— everyone is going to be tuning in to watch her on the tv and we will celebrate — watch her on the tv and we will celebrate her fourth paralympics because — celebrate her fourth paralympics because it is an amazing achievement. it is very hard to retain— achievement. it is very hard to retain a — achievement. it is very hard to retain a paralympic title. whatever she does. — retain a paralympic title. whatever she does, we are so proud of her. i'm curious — she does, we are so proud of her. i'm curious to— she does, we are so proud of her. i'm curious to know from you, i have just asked here, how much are you able to keep in touch with hollie? i imagine for her, the her mental preparation, it's really important that she knows you are there all the time. lstate that she knows you are there all the time. ~ ., , that she knows you are there all the time. ~ ~ , ., . , that she knows you are there all

jill and i, our hearts ache as all yours do as well. for all those afghan families who lost loved ones, including small children, or have been wounded in this vicious attack, we are outraged as well as heartbroken. being the father of a army major who served a year in iraq, and before that was in kosovo as a u.s. attorney for six months in the middle of the war, when he came home after a year, he was diagnosed, like many coming home, with an aggressive and lethal cancer of the brain. we lost him. we have some sense, like many of you do, what the families of these brave heroes are feeling. you get this feeling like you are being sucked into a black hole in the middle of your chest. there is no way out. my heart aches for you. but i know this. we have a continued obligation, a sacred obligation to all of you, the families of those heroes. that obligation is not temporary, it lasts forever. the lives we lost today were lives given in the service of liberty, the service of security, and the service of others in the service of america. like

hogan was badly injured during jail transfer >> county tax pay have invested a lot of money in that jill. it is still a place of horrible suffering ama: she says she will respond in her own news conference tomorrow morning. dan: in the north bay, a family of six, and four kids had to be rescued. they were hiking in hills. it was warm that day. one by one family members were air lifted from the oak hill mine trail and brought to a community park in town to be taken to the hospital. they are all said to be doing just fine but it is a reminder when it gets that warm, be careful. ama: yeah. but we may have a cooldown coming? >> tomorrow it is going to be cooler. i want to show you the concern that is coming up in just about 24 hours. fire danger rising. winds gusty in the hills. low humidity and with record dry fuels it is concerning. take a look at the hour by hour forecast. it is a down sloping wind. going into wednesday morning, 38-mile-an-hour wind if you look at the hour by hour humidity, 13% humidity down to 15% in fairfield and that is concerning. now the changes are going to be broug

jill biden. he was there this morning, early parts of the afternoon. and the president saluted along with other members of his command staff there as one by one 11, 11 remains passed by. definitely, definitely a difficult day. i want to put up a picture and read the names of the people, i think it's important and you can't read the names enough. sergeant darren hoover, 31 years old, marine corps staff sergeant johani, picardo, 25 years old. sergeant nicole gee, 23 years old, 22-year-old marine corps corporal hunter lopez, 23 corporal dagen page, um better o sanchez, david espinoza, jared schmidt and 20-year-old marine corps lance corporal riley mccollum. several more to go through. 20-year-old lance corporal dylan morola, 20-year-old kareem nikowi. there was navy hospital man markston soviak and ryan nells from coreytown, tennessee. a difficult day for the united states, a difficult day for the white house, a difficult day for the president. president biden has no other public events to announce at this point. he is expected to meet with members of his

jill biden. he is getting a briefing this morning before he left from top senior military and national security experts about the situation in afghanistan. he has told officials on the ground there that they should not go to the airport. they're telling the embassy there that the situation there is just too dangerous, alex. we're in this short time frame where yesterday we were told that there is an imminent threat to that base and to the airport there over the next 24 to 36 hours. that has not dissipated. we are told there are thousands of these trained isis and al qaeda bombmakers that are now out on the scene trying to blend in with the sea of crowds that are trying to reach the airport to get the last ticket out, alex. and that remains a very, very difficult challenge here. if you can imagine, we're trying to get all of our people out and getting the last person out while there is this imminent threat that is not going to go away until we are gone. the question is, we have gotten so many peop

it has grave, create threats for our future and really revealss, jill biden's impotence and incompetence to the world. >> sean: it is scary and how this can happen. we are h going to get our fellow americans out of there? >> i wish i could say that but based on what i've seen from the biden administration over the last twoth days is my office has worked to provide information to hundreds of americans and basically told us that they don't want us to contact them anymore. just send them to the website and hopefully they get a text message. how are they supposed to get through taliban lines to begin with? there's no plan to evacuate ten or 15,000 americans and he would think that the last thing he would do is turn out the airbase and right now we have thousands of our countrymen trapped behind enemy lines at risk of being taken hostage by the taliban at any time. president trump, moments away but for us joining us former cia station chief contributor dan hoffman and former white house chief of staff mike meadows. i've noticed mark meadows that joe biden has tried too blame this on -- let's

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the president and first lady jill biden watched the arrival of the flag-draped remains. last week's attack was the deadliest for the u.s. military in afghanistan in more than a decade. >>> in afghanistan a u.s. official confirms as many as five rockets were fired toward the main airport in kabul. the military's anti-projectile system was fired to intercept those rockets. it's not clear if any of them were hit. the news came just hours after officials say a u.s. drone targeted a dangerous vehicle near the airport, an indication america's final scheduled 24 hours in afghanistan will not be easy or safe. here's abc's ian pannell. >> reporter: with less than 48 hours to go, smoke rising outside kabul airport as the u.s. strikes isis-k militants for the second time. the military revealing an unmanned drone struck a vehicle near kabul airport, eliminating an imminent isis-k threat. the vehicle believed to be carrying a substantial amount of explosive material. an afghan official telling abc news that six civilians were killed. four of them children. the attack just a day after

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jill biden says the u.s.s on track to complete evacuations from kabul by august 31 deadline, but has asked the defense and state departments to prepare contingency plans in case it needs to be extended. >> we are currently on pace to finish by august 31. the sooner we can finish, the better. each day of operations brings added risk to our troops. but the completion by august 31 depends upon the taliban continuing to cooperate, and allow access to the airport for those we are transporting now, and no disruptions to our operations. emily: the taliban said it would not allow western troops to remain beyond august 31. the group said it is also stopping afghans from going to the kabul airport. >> we will not allow an extension the owned august 31. so the u.s. should remove and evacuate all personnel by the set deadline. all their contractors must leave. we are not happy to extend the deadline. and after that, we will have a separate position following the deadline. the islamic emirate is trying to encourage people