joey: all right.cek, ready for the game. >> reporter: that's right, guys. kickoff is in two hours. we've been hanging out with buffs fanses all morning long, so i think it's time to give the trojans a little love. all right, guys, take it away. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> [inaudible] ♪ ♪

we to see you out there,. >> joey: joey i will try. >> ainsley: thank you.aching dangerous new levels as escooter writers are the hacking into building speed limits and overriding the safety software. manufacturers warning about the crashes and even warn about explosions. some of them have happened, actually. here with more kurt the cyberguy. hey, kurt. >> hey, good morning to you, ainsley. >> ainsley: people love these. but they are messing with the governors? >> kurt: if you notice they're littering about every corner of popular areas of town. and for some people, they find them as obstacles that you could trip over on the sidewalk. for others, they are changing the governor on e scooters using an app. so what would go like maybe 18 miles per hour now goes up as high as 40 miles per hour. >> you put that together with pedestrians on a sidewalk. and other people just tooling down, the road there. and that is a mixture of all kinds of danger that's coming together. so people are getting hit. fact of the matter is, pedestrians don't even see these people comi

will: sal, joey, thank you so much. rachel: thanks, joey. of the city while it's going on, such a great point. will: all right, still ahead, heroism in hawaii. we went back to hawaii this last week, and i had the privilege of sitting down with a man who drove his water truck throughout the night to save lives. i'll tell you how many, what he saw and his truth coming up. >> i notice people are dead and needs help, and i have the water truck to do it. and it just -- i'm, like, god, just work through me. ♪ hit it ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a thing go right ♪ ♪ it takes two to make it outta sight ♪ ♪ one, two, get loose now ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a... ♪ stay two nights and get 5k bonus points. book direct at bestwestern.com. hey peyton, thanks for hosting slider sunday. you got it! but aren't we missing something? hmmm... look who saved slider sunday again! wow... eli! eli! eli! here we go... (♪) a perfect king's hawaiian slider. tastes good too! classic eli... love that guy! seriously? king's hawaiian slider sunday... the only way to sunday! ti

joey. >> hey, good morning, guys. i'm wearing a uniform i borrowed from rick reichmuth because there's a little bit of rain out here. as the rain picks up, the energy picks up. they've got music playing, the wounded veterans just showed up, several of them with run this 5k with prosthetics, some in a wheelchair, but everyone here is here because they want to be, and is we're having a great time. we care about being here with each other. this is a reunion for us, and we're having a fantastic time the, guys. rachel: [inaudible] pete: thank you, joey. we were trying to -- we were with listening, but we were also trying to get to the bottom of haute. will: how do you say that word, joey? >> that's hottie. will: it's spelled differently. it's a different word. [laughter] we're going to get -- >> don't come to me what with words, okay? pete: thanks, joey. love it. we'll keep checking in. by the way, go.fox/t2t where the fox corporation is matching donations for this race. very cool. rachel: and we're going to be checking in

well, joey, i mean, you might not have the easier job but, joey jackson will make it look easy.argue as the defense? >> ladies and gentlemen of the jury, a lot of smoke, very little fire, okay? here is the reality, you advocate their interests, look at fund-raisers that congressmen and senators have all the time. what are they for? so that people can pay money you not do anything for them and don't represent the interests. the extent to which there were dinners offer lunches or text messages is not the issue but how that influenced his official action? would he not have engaged in the behavior of doing the best job he could for the interests he thought were important and to the extent it intervened in criminal investigation, it was his role as a senator to do so, to advocate and to use all of his abilities on behalf of the people of the state of new jersey to be the best senator he could be. unless you connect the dot and establish it was a this for that, you can talk about all the gold bar, you can talk about all the mercedes and all the hundreds of thousands of dollars you wan

joey. anyone has an opinion that is different from your narrative you will be smeared, president trump has not been in office for in time, but everything is his fault, what is your take. . >> i worked for a band in georgia at top of country, i worked on the nonprofit and other business, but i saw how they made music, there are 7 of them in the band, i don't know when their political views are because they love their fans and love people they put music out to lift people up, i don't want how old marin morris is. >> 12. >> she talented. i listen to her songs but she has to be gen-z, she thinks that advent of don ddonald trump is why country music fans have an opinion of country music, i don't know if she remembers the dixie chicks, they wore a shirt that said futk one time, toby keith because hhe supported troops of iraq war. they were vulgar and flashy about it. they rejected the dixie chicks and they lost a career out of that, marin morris is a blip on radar compared to dixie chicks, countr

san jose state alum, joey chest nut is considered the greatest eater of all time. this weekend, he lost. >> he never loses. >> australian james webb beats joey chestnut in the chicken wing eating contest championship yesterday in upstate new york. web ate 276 wings in 12 minutes. >> you know, joey chestnut, his thing is hot dogs, pork, not chicken, so that's the problem. >> 276 in 12 minutes. joey chestnut only had 240 chicken wings. >> wow, it's okay, he'll get him next time. >> i can't think about that. >>> up next, holiday baseball for the giants and a's. a dramatic wow, you get to watch all your favorite stuff. it's to die for, and it's all right here. streaming was never this easy, you know. this is the way. get gigabit extra internet on the xfinity 10g network made for streaming for $25 a month for 2 years. could you turn down the volume? here, you can try. get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. >>> it is a season of streaks for our san francisco giants, and the current streak is bad. >> it stinks. >> not good. >> four

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and human beings, and one of them was delighted to meet, johnny joey jones.bodies that strength. he embodies americanism. he wrote a fantastic book, unbroken bonds of battle, i want to check out this clip. >> you know a tremendous honor to have joey jones with me, i know he is all over fox, and he appears on fox, but he has never been on this program before. and i have to tell you, somebody who really admires a handful of people, i really admire you, joey jones, unbroken bonds. this is an emotional book. it is such a fantastic book. and your humility could be seen throughout this, you don't want to talk about yourself a lot, you want to talk about your brothers, some of whom survived, some did not, some are having issues, this is a patriotic book. you can get it at amazon.com or any other bookstore. but briefly tell us, we know you lost boeing yo both your legs. but yoke i i don't know if people know how. >> my job in marine corps was to take bombs apartment most people know, you refer to them as roadside bombs, the way that enemy pries to kitried to killou u

i have an easier job than joey here. because the evidence as you just laid it out is pretty strong.ltimately, corruption here, bribery is where you're trading something that's official. you take an official action in exchange for a thing of value. obviously he receives a lot of value. you just laid it out laura. gold bars. cash that was in -- jackets bearing his name. he was literally, there was a connection between him and the gold bars because he was conducting a search to see how much it was. his wife was getting a job where she didn't have to show up, getting that money. what is the official acts, there are some really key things. he was telling for example a secret to the egyptians. he was assisting them in tryingg to move along payments for military equipment, trying to get them, you know, the foreign aid that they would need for example. he actually wrote a letter, he ghost, wrote a letter that was arguing their cause. why didn't he put his name on it? he didn't put his name on it ladies and gentlemen of the jury because he knew if he did it would lay bay area his bare his. >

good morning to you, joey. let's start with this major setback for mark dmeadows.hat's your take, joey, on this ruling, and what are the implications for trump who has already formally notified the judge that, he, too, will try to move his case to federal court? >> yeah, 0 so obviously, good morning to you, amara, it is a significant setback. a notice of appeal was filed by meadows friday afternoon. and so, we'll see what happens in that regard. but i think the judge clearly gave an indication that these were political activities. and we know that there's a hatch act which would forbid real political activities from being engaged in by federal officials and the judge was concerned in as much as mr. meadows as we see there was engaged with the campaign. to theent that the campaign of the bred is connected to your official duties as serving as president as it relates to your governmental functions, the judge said, no, i do not buy the argument that he was acting in his official capacity relating to duties under the color of law. that as the judge noted, in accordance

our legal analysts elliot williams and joey jackson are with us. also with us our senior political analyst gloria borger. gloria, the democratic governor of new jersey says senator menendez should resign. and just last hour democratic congresswoman abigail spanberger told me she's also calling for his resignation. clearly this is a very, very significant development. >> oh, yeah. and also, wolf, the leader of the state democratic party in new jersey has now called for him to resign. so you can see what's brewing in the state of new jersey. you know, menendez is a powerful senator and this was supposed to be a safe seat. right? he's up again in this next cycle. it's supposed to be a safe seat. and now they've got to make a decision whether they say to him we don't want you to run on the ticket or just let him run as he says he wants to do. in the senate it's been much more muted. chuck schumer is saying everyone is innocent until -- until found guilty. and that is of course true. and he stepped aside as chairman. so you don't hear the chorus coming

joey instead of banks or ma'am., maybe call me in just to kind of alleviate their fear. >> yes. >> regular health care that could help a person is no longer available to so many people. i'm totally grateful that so many people have stepped up and opened clinics in states that are still open. >> yes, i got you. >> but i think we have a kind of hard struggle ahead of us. >> all right. let's go. and great savings. (crowd cheers) here, take mine. (farmers mnemonic) introducing new buttermilk biscuits in sweet and savory flavors. so, everyone can have their perfect biscuit. ♪ or add one on the side. get a breakfast biscuit sandwich with a side for just seven dollars for a limited time. my cpa told me i wouldn't qualify for the erc tax refund, so i called innovation refunds. their team of independent tax attorneys will work with your cpa to determine if your company is eligible. [whip sound] take the first step to see if your small business qualifies. meet the portable blender we can barely keep in stock. blendjet 2 gives

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and the guys like you.oey jo joey joey jones on here and joey gave his body for our country, went to war 3000d? what happene ho 3000 people died on 911 3000 have died since 911 on 911 illnesses. and how about the 7000 men and women that died because of global war on terror? n die ofthat's what we shouldro. be talking about and that's who we should be honoring today. >> and, jones, you did eight years of service. you worked with the explosive ordnance disposal as, a disposable explosive ordnance disposal technician. you were in iraq and afghanistan. separate tourss in in afghanist. >> you were responsible for disarming and destroying over 80 ied saving. you know, god knowos how many thousands of lives that's thousands of pounds of of explosivesthat's tf. >> and august six, 2010, you stepped on and initiated an ied. you lost both your leg i.s above the knee, severe damage to your right forearm, both wrists rig. >> and you know, what are your thoughts? because you know what?ave an there's there's so many that suffer like you have and others that never came home . yeah. first of all, add

joey jones, i will start with you. combine all of these things, what do people make of how this administration views this? >> sometimes when people tell you how they feel, you should believe them. that's what joe biden has done. when they are on the tarmac greeting the bodies and he is looking at his watch to see what time it is. he doesn't understand the gravity of what happened. he doesn't understand as a president of the united states what laying your life down for the country means. he pretends his son died in iraq and pretends that a kitchen fire is the same thing as losing your home and family. he doesn't get it. after 50 years in politics we can't teach it to him. >> pete: of course not. congressman, you have done so much for those families and those fleeing afghanistan, there to the bitter end and lost their lives the gold star families. when they see a statement like that come out in the middle of the night, how do they believe they will ever get answers? >> yes. these families are grieving. they are also angr

we're going to keep riding waves. >> thank you joey. that is awesome, i agree.oy the rest of the day. meanwhile, wakeforwarriors.org. week two in the nfl. a full slate of games, including a show down between two young quarterbacks and falcons and parkers. kenny albert starting his 30th season with fox will be calling that game. kenny, great to see you. does it feel like 30 years? >> good to see you too brian. it doesn't feel like 30 years. feels like the first game in 94 was yesterday. great to be here in atlanta. should be a great game on sunday. >> first off, when you look at the packers, jordan love seemed to step in like he was playing for years. >> history has repeated itself. aaron rodgers sitting in green bay and gets his opportunity. jordan love sits behind rodgers for three years and now gets his opportunity as the packers started. he played well in the win over the bears last sunday. i spoke to the head coach and he is so impressed what he saw from love not only in the game but over the last three years during training camp, pre-season, the amount of i

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hey, joey. >> i'm not going to waste any time this is the moment we're kicking this off frank siller>> okay. hey guys -- we're going to honor our heros today and service members, first responder families, lost their loved ones, children and families, thank you we honor you. we love you. [applause] we're going to count down and we're going to go. ready -- five, four, three, two, one -- [horn] yes. >> come on over here guys. [cheering and applause] ♪ ♪ >> frank brought his other microphone for us. do me a favor introduce steven jr. and tell us who he is -- and why we're talking. j steven was my brother's youngest child. his second son, he was nine months old on 9/11, and his father was an unbelievable human being and he's a character, you'll see he doesn't care. no hat on doesn't care about the rein. i try to put him a rein jacket on he said he was already wet. a smart observation. we were talking earlier you said you were doing stand up come did i got on stage today. tell me what it is like to be here today and doing something in honor of your family, dad -- >> it is amazing to be out

it's so good to see you, joey.t this with tonight, but i want to get right into it for everyone. listen to this motion, it actually cites the affidavit of juror number 6:30. listen to what they said. quote, that she had told the jury not to be fooled by the evidence presented by mr. murdaugh's attorneys. she also allegedly instructed the jury to watch him closely, immediately before he testified, including look at his actions and look at his movements, which understood that they thought to mean that he was guilty. if that is true, how shocking is this? >> disturbing, troubling, and outrageous. good to be with you, laura. listen, you know better than anyone that the hallmark of democracy and the judicial process is a fair trial. many watch of the trial, many maggie were riveted by the trial lasting six weeks and maybe not surprised at a three-hour verdict. but the reality is that you have to have a jury that is locked in on the evidence, making conclusions and drawing those conclusions on the evidence without any un

guys joey jones here. he gave his body for the country.went to war. 3000 people died on 9/11. 3000 died since 9/11. how about the 7 house men and women die because of global war on terror. >> sean: joey jones, you did eight years of service. you worked with the explosive disposal technician. you were in iraq and afghanistan, separate tours in afghanistan. you were responsible for disarming and destroying over 80 80i.e.d.s that's thousands of pounds of explosives. august 6, 2010, you stepped an i.e.d., you lost both your legs above your knee, right forearm and both wrists. what are your thoughts? there's so many that suffered like you have and others that never came home. >> yeah, when i lost my legs, t killed corporal daniel greer standing beside me to protect me. the war on terror was terrible. i got back on a hunting trip with a fireman and police officer. two of us were wounded but other two are hurting. the other two had invisible wounds. their heart hurt. they carried friends back in bags. the legacy of 9/11 will continue to hurt. all

[applause] teacher: very good, joey. sunny? sunny: so i'm really unique.que because i like fashion, i like dancing. i have 200 silly bandz. and my dad is a firefighter. [applause] teacher: ok, good, sunny. amelia. amelia, we'd all like to know what you wrote. amelia: i'm not. teacher: you're not going to share? amelia: i'm not unique. teacher: all right. please see me after class, amelia. brody, why don't we move on to you for now? brody: so i actually put the same thing as joey because i also like baseball. i wrote that i love it because i play on a team every week and with my dad on the... [indistinct chatter] teacher: amelia. amelia, i think you're unique. maybe you just need a little bit more time. [amelia humming] ♪ up and up and down again swing it out and swing it in down and up and down again let's go swing a rope again up and up and down again down and up and... ♪ [continues humming song] man: beginnings can be tricky, but they are the key to any script. a strong beginning-- in other words, a strong act one--perfectly sets up the world of your sto

joey jones joins us now.e one of those brave people and courageous people who signed up to serve. i love how you always say that just be a country worth serving and sacrificing for. today is a good day to reflect on that. to get your thoughts this morning, joey, from a broad perspective as you continue to deal with injuries and sacrifice but also live a full life with family and a farm and a great career. >> i need to get some animals for this farm, i guess. listen, today is the day where we sit back and for someone like me who went to war i get mad and so angry listening to "fox & friends" this morning and the tape recordings and conversation and hearing the stories i'm filled with anger. i hate that but it is who i am. i wish i could go back to afghanistan and settle the score more. that's not my fate. it's not our country's fate. we spent 20 years there. you think we would have settled the score. our enemy is in control of afghanistan and our president says they are upholding their end of the bargain in so

i want to go to you, joey jones. you served our nation. think a lot of people on the surface will look at this and say well, this is so different, i don't know i can accept this, what you think people should know? >> people see this and think you're trying to get high, doing lsd or something and it's about an out of body experience and recreational way. the first thing like morgan s said, this is not recreational and the other thing, if we assign prozac, zoloft and different synthetic drugs and think it's okay and acceptable but you don't want to try the medicine that's worked for lawyers in this world for thousands of years, there's a whole array in each psychedelic or mdma affects the brain different. there's everything from what's legal in the country, religious exemption or hiawatha to going to another country and do something -- a tree bark that's very, a rough show but what this does is allows you to confront suppressed memories. the best way to explain, i was on an ied blast, the guy beside me died. it's probably back in the head, i

announcer: joey chestnut. consumed in 10 minutes, joey jaws chestnut is still the top dog to beat in the sport. i would consider that an extraordinary ability. yeah, i mean i think they're as great as any other athlete. he's got 12 titles, it's unheard of. so he is the apex predator, the greatest eater of all time. unfortunately, we couldn't get the greatest eater of all time to chow down against me, the greatest challenger of all time. but we are on hallowed ground, so we're going to eat some dogs. richard: ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the original nathan's famous on the corner a surfer and stilwell avenues. we have the legendary eric badlands booker, miki sudo, six time nathan's famous world champion, and the up and comer, the fastest rising star in major league eating, nick wehry. johnny: 40? yes, 40 hot dogs and buns, 10 minutes. 41 dogs in 10 minutes. 42 dogs in buns in 10 minutes. god, dude. do you have certain techniques that you like in order to consume more hot dogs-- hot dogs faster? i do cabbage

now, that's joey. i mean, always doing something for somebody else. and you only a rematch.ok my shot, you waited, one jump, ball game over for me. i miss you joey, i really do. eventually we will all get to the same place anyway, somehow. talk to you soon. >> and my uncle, john. too young to have met the people stand up and read this morning, including my uncle but instead i get to meet the people who they touched during their lives and those who continue to carry on their legacy. and the strength, courage, and perseverance that you all continue to show everyday every year when you come here is truly inspiring to me. [applause] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> and my sister, gabriella weitzman. 20 years ago today we lost my sister gabby. the phrase never forget has become synonymous with the day. i say always remember because that is what my family and families of lost a loved one on

so thanks for being here, joey. thank. x next is ben terris, a writer for the washington post who has spent years covering politics via the people on the fringe and the players behind scenes, in the back rooms, on the hill and at crazy conferences, all of which are featured. he brings this wild group of characters together in his new book. it's called the big break the gamblers party, animals and true believers trying win in washington while america loses its mind. oh. and then we have jonathan martin, who writes a reported for politico after, spending ten plus years as the national correspondent at the new york times. he is the coauthor, along with his colleague alex of the new york times bestseller that came out last. this will not pass. trump, biden, the battle for america's future. it is now out in paperback. and i should mention that both ben and, jonathan are going to be signing of their books at 15 in the signing tent. so hope you will come out for that as well. let me start, jonathan. yes. your book, this will not

that's nathan's hot dog eating champ joey chestnut once again dominating a new food challenge.le cider chestnut. the pride of san jose, of course, showed office chops here at a festival in ohio over the weekend. he ate 69 donuts in 5 minutes. 69 donuts in 5 minutes. setting another world. record. he something else. and take a look at this. tesla releasing a new video here showing the latest capabilities of its humanoid robot up to ms the robot was able to sort blue and green blocks and in matching trays at the same speed as humid. it was even able to correct its own mistakes and adapt to changes up to miss shares ai software with sensors. but tesla's autopilot, meaning it can seamlessly. they say process input from its sensors and direct its movements without human intervention. elon musk believes the robot will someday be doing chores and homes around the world and that it will represent the majority of the company's value. >> but 800 million dollars could be yours if you win tonight's powerball drawing the now a estimated at about 785 million with the cash value of 307 67 mil

and do a better job of what we saw has happened since august here in philadelphia. >> ron johnson, joeyon, thank you. >> thank laura. >> up next we're following breaking news the deadly earthquake in morocco that has killed nearly 300 people. the latestst developments, comig up. how can you sleep on such a firm setting? save 50% on the sleep number limited edition smart bed. plus, free home delivery when you add an adjustable base. shop now only at sleep. meet the chevy zr2 family. they'll never let you down. with features like dssv dampers, mt tires and an off-road performance display. ♪ when the going gets tough, it's a family you can count on. ♪ introducing the silverado, colorado and silverado hd zr2 family of trucks. ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ( ♪ ) constant contact's advanced automation lets you send the right message at the right time, every time. ( ♪ ) constant contact. helping the small stand tall. remember the things you loved... ...before asthma got in the way? fasenra is an add-on treatment for asthma driven by eosinophils. it's designed to target and remove them and helps prevent a

hands and hide my face as best i can. >> reporter: through multiple surgeries, "operation mend" gave joey face back >> when it started to look like me, i started feeling like me >> good morning, ric >> good morning. how are you guys doing today? >> reporter: stories like that keep ric walking. some of the local shops have cans where you can add to ric's quarters sometimes people just hand him checks, occasionally big ones. the "operation mend" folks and the vets they serve are grateful >> ric, do you know how much money you've sent us since you started walking? i says, i don't know it's probably a little bit anyway, and he says, you sent us $200,000 i was very impressed. >> reporter: it's not always easy. ric has had both his knees replaced and both hips, as well, and yet -- >> how long are you going to keep going? >> as long as i can. till i can't walk anymore. >> reporter: for himself, for "operation mend," every step is in the right direction. harry smith, nbc news, murphys, california. >> and we thank ric for letting us walk with him "operation mend" helping vets in a very big way. th

let's bring cnn's analyst joey jackson. joey, thank you for being here. i appreciate it. few in the new jersey house delegation that would happily take a promotion to the senate. that's why you're seeing him with calls to resigning not a lot of calls from senators. we know menendez was indicted once before. it ended in a mistrial. this one, though, comes after a years' long justice department investigation. they've been sitting on those incredibly damaming pictures. how damming is this case? >> kasie, good morning to you. with the prosecutors as you look at what's in the indictment, very inflammatory indictment, having the gold bars, showing the mercedes and the menendez jacket all over it with money in the envelope. if you're the prosecution, you'll say this office was for sale. the reality was that he was engaged with these business persons in addition to his wife in order to do favors that are improper, untoward and outlrigh illegal. and he was doing it in exchange for money and everything that we've seen. the defense will say something different. they will say that he

joey, officer dial has been charged with murder and voluntary manslaughter.s the right charge? >> that will depend upon what a jury concludes. you i think there is going to be a lot of explaining to do from a defense perspective and what do i mean? the reality is that the analysis by the prosecutor will be threefold. were in immediate fear of death or serious physical injury if the conclusion to that was no, what were you firing it for. were you acting without justification. so that is step number one. if there is no immediate, there shouldn't have been a shot fired, much less two, three, four, five or six. and they'll argue this disportionality of the force. did you need to discharge that many time. and the third issue is the issue of reasonableness. final thing and that is the consciousness of guilt argument. what does that mean? why write a report that is so different from what the ultimate facts show on the particular tape if you concluded in your state of mind that what you do was justified. okay. then say that in rur your report and say that things that

an ied explosion in afghanistan almost burned joey palk alive.he couldn't accept his own reflection in the mirror. >> i had a hoodie and sunglasses on in the middle of summer because i wanted to hide my arms, hide my hands and face as best i can. >> reporter: through multiple surgeries "operation mend" gave joey his face back. >> when it started to look like me, i started feeling like me. >> good morning, rick. >> good morning. how are you guys doing? >> reporter: stories like that keep ric walking. some of the local shops have cans where you can add to ric's quarters. sometimes people just hand him checks, occasionally big ones. the "operation mend's" folks and men they serve are grateful. >> ric, do you know how much money you've sent us since you started walking? i says, i don't know. it's probably a little bit anyway, and he says, you sent us $200,000. i was very impressed. >> reporter: it's not always easy. ric has had both his knees replaced and both hips, as well, and yet -- >> how long are you going to keep going? >> as long as i can. til

so he ate almost 40 more than joey chestnut. that is a lot of wings . oh, my. that's like one every three. >> for some reason, the wings is easier to watch than the hot dogs. oh is it something about it? i don't know. you don't think so? >> always, like, dunk it in the water. yeah. too much happening. >> yeah. they dunk the bun in there in the water and. >> oh, yeah. >> he's got to practice the wing eating though. i think he's got the hot dogs down but also for this early hour of the day right. >> you do a nice picture outside. >> i kind of cleanse your palate. here's the tam cam. the sun is up here this morning. you can see it is a lovely morning. we'll find patchy fog down below. but the marine layer, it's thin this morning, meaning it'll burn off pretty fast. we expect sunshine a lot faster today compared to yesterday. when we look at visibility, we really have no issues. unlike yesterday. yesterday we were dealing with dense fog in the north bay and along the coast. this morning, we're doing a lot better air quality. i mean, we couldn't be any better. we ha

now it's not just the judge looking at this, joey.th carolina ag is also reviewing the motion. what do you think is happening in their office tonight? >> yeah, i think a number of things. i think first of all, they want the get a sense of whether or not there is any validity here. there certainly will need to be an investigation with respect to factually what this clerk was doing. as you noted, it is not just a clerk administratively. this is a clerk who has access to the jury, who allegedly was speaking to the jury, who was giving them information that was adverse to mr. murdaugh, who we see there and everyone has an opinion about any given trial. but when you're an elected representative, you certainly want to keep the opinions to yourself. i think this motion needs to be responded to. it needs to be determined whether or not there is any basis and fact here. that's what evidentiary hearings are for. but if in the event it's true, this is troubling. and it's not only the attorney general that is looking into this, but potentially th

joey jackson, thank you.d to see you. >>> tens of thousands of people are literally stuck in the mud and trapped at the very popular burning man festival. this after some rain swamped camp sites in nevada's black rock desert. thick ankle-deep mud is making it impossible to walk or drive. >> rained quite a bit for the desert and created a mucky, muddy, terrible environment. you could barely walk. vehicles made it impassable. the whole festival and the 70-ish thousand people had to stay put. >> no one is allowed in or out at this point and it's unclear how many people are stranded. as you heard from the gentleman there, the festival typically draws about 70,000 people and everyone is being told to conserve water, food, and fuel. the mess was caused by an inch of rain, 0.5 inch of rain. this area is used to seeing that in three months, not just a few hours. and next hour we are going to talk to the operations commander for burning man. >>> meanwhile, rain isn't the only thing hampering labor day plans. the heat

. >>> joining us now is joey jackson. joey, good morning to you. let's start here with the bar. bribery and corruption is a lot harder than it was a decade ago. there's got to be this quid pro quo and the employment of official acts. so when you look at this case and the indictment that has now been filed, how hard will it be to prove based on what we know thus far about the case? >> yeah, victor, good morning to you. what you stated is exactly right. that's predicated upon a supreme court case which spoke to the issue of formulating that nexus, that connection, right, between the official action, of course, and what you did in exchange. in answer to your question that will be the challenge. you look at the indictment itself, it looks to be very compelling, speaks to the issue of power, speaks to the influence of -- it speaks to the issue of influence and corruption. the issue for me is whether you can establish the requisite causal link between the senator's actions and activities and what, if anything, he was being offered to do them. senators defense will be engaging constitu

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joey jones, let me start with you. jocombine the anniversary of the 13, you combine a statement that doesn't names of them, you combine 911 and not commemorating it where it happenedityou. alongside a plea. what are people to make of how this administratioo peoplens our military and war fighters? o yeah, i think sometimes when people tell you how they feel, you should believe them. believthemthat'sand that's exace biden's done. listen, when they're on the tarmac t greeting the bodiew and he's looking at his watch to see what time it is,gravit he doesn't understand the gravity of what's happened. he does not understand. ates >> as a president,in united states, what laying your life down for this country meanur l s we see it when he pretends that his son died in iraq. we see it when he pretends that a house fire is the same thing or a kitchen fire isn same thie as losing your home and your family. he doesn't get i family.t. and after 50 years of being inn politics, we can't teach itpo to him. no, of course not.o and we d

i'm glad that joey jones isn't on the panel tonight. >> he'd be laughing his ass off, relax.as approved. i have a video. >> greg, of course you can make a joke about my legs. it's not that big a deal. i just had them blown off in afghanistan. this is just another way i can serve my country with laughs at my expense. get it, bud. greg: tim, socks or no socks in bed? >> yes, but i put them on my pillow. >> roaches and fecal matter, they say that to make the story spicier. there's also good things in roaches fecal matter like little bits of cookie and doughnuts. greg: take into consideration he's make ago really good point. >> thank you, greg. greg: tyrus, isn't our government telling us to eat insects and now telling us not to wear socks. >> this is the dumbest show. i'm mad at this. you walk about in socks and you're going to get [bleep]. it was your birthday earlier this week and i had a gift for you but you made it really weird and now getting ready to go -- a big show coming up. we had to make videos and stuff. i made mine and understanding i had gave you your gift. greg: y

. >> we heard evan lay this out, joey. it was a long shot attempt by trump in the first place, but why would a judge even recuse herself? >> good evening, pamela. i think the basis of this issue was whether or not there's an impartiality and whether that could be called into question such that it would impair your judgment to evaluate the case. and based upon what this judge did, pamela, with respect to sentencing, january 6th defendant, she was making comments that were appropriate to those defendants. not so much indicating that she had a bias towards mr. trump. so predicated upon the legal standard of that impartiality, this did not meet the mark. this being the arguments that trump lawyers made. i think it was an appropriate decision based upon the law and the standard which would require resu recusal. that was not met. >> there's a lot going on with donald trump. back to the new york case. i want to bring in jamie. the new york case is where we find trump's business empire in jeopardy based on this judge's ruling yest

millions of dollars and shell corporations this gun incident is the only one that's not connected to joey the big guy his father in other words there is the low hanging fruit. >> the dozen crimes that hunter biden committed ironically that's the one crime that he committed that you cannot tie joe biden to. so, we'll see what happens with the other 11 or so crimes that his son has committed. >> not like you're expressing the skepticism here you wanted an indictment. that's not enough? >> and indictment for money laundering violation of the foreign agent registration act tax evasion the list goes on. you never heard me say anything about gun charges. >> sean: congress metal comer is right. even though these gun charges were never supposed to happen. why is that? because the fix we know now was in from the get-go for both bind's. plan a was going well for a good while for five long years, the doj's david weiss sat on hunter biden's case as the irs whistleblowers told us the fbi whistleblower told us he was being treated very differently than any other person. but they purposely in this case

live now with joey jackson, so first, what are we learning about this arrest? >> sources saying they have arrested duane keith davis. he was arrested this morning according to sources in connection with the killing of tupac shakur. we do know in july, the las vegas police department served a search warrant on davis's wife's home. what they were looking for with any evidence linking to this crime, they were looking for anything that could show motive as to the killing of tupac shakur. specifically, we know that in this search warrant, police were able to obtain multiple tablets, an iphone, five computers, usb drive, photographs. we know they have been looking into this case and have been investigating this case since it happened in 1996. at the moment, we do not know what davis has been charged with. we are expecting a press conference later on today to get details from authorities. again, this is something that happened in 1996 and police have been looking into, for years now. duane keith davis, he described himself as one of the only witnesses to this shooting

he said, joey, a job is a lot more than a paycheck.is about dignity, it is about respect, being up to let your kid in the eye and say it will be ok. we will have someone join us into doing a hell of a lot more. folks, let me close with this. we are the only country in the world not build on ethnicity, geography, religion. we are the only country in the world to build on an idea, and that is not hyperbole. america is built on an idea. almost every country in the world is built on ethnicity or religion. the idea is simple, and it sounds profound, but it is real. the idea is that we are all created equal and deserve to be treated equally throughout our lives. we have never fully lived up to that, but we have never attempted to walk away from it either like our maga friends have. we will not walk away from it now, and i believe we are a hopeful and optimistic nation that draws our strength from our diversity. i believe our diversity is our primary strength. [cheering] that is why i keep fighting for a dedicated museum on the national mall