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laura scott, we will talk to you later, thank you. eight. he had been battling stomach cancer. he built up a retail empire, before moving into cycling, football and politics serving briefly as a minister. i'm joined now by our paris correspondent, hugh schofield. i could have added various other things including a couple of brushes with the law. he things including a couple of brushes with the law— things including a couple of brushes with the law. he was imprisoned for a few months _ with the law. he was imprisoned for a few months back _ with the law. he was imprisoned for a few months back in _ with the law. he was imprisoned for a few months back in the _ with the law. he was imprisoned for a few months back in the early i with the law. he was imprisoned forl a few months back in the early 1990s for max fixing. it was following huge success with his football club, but throughout his career, he sailed a pretty fine line, as far as the law is concerned. he fell foul once. that affair, he basically was found guilty of trying to fix a

laura scott, thank you very much.und that thousands of paedophiles have been operating within the roman catholic church over the past seventy years. the commission�*s head, jean marc sauve, told the french news agency they had uncovered between two thousand nine hundred and three thousand two hundred abusive priests or other church members, adding this was a minimum estimate. the inquiry was set up in 2018 by the french catholic church in response to a number of scandals. police investigating the murder of lara mckay have charged a 53 old man with riot, assault and throwing petrol bombs. she was shot dead in derry in 2019 during rioting in the creggan area of the city. the man is expected to appear in court on monday, the extremist group styling itself as the new iri previously claimed it was responsible for killing the journalist and author. three men have been charged with her murder and anotherfour three men have been charged with her murder and another four with rioting and associated offences. italians are voting

. >> laura: scott smith was arrested after outburst at a local school board meeting. that meeting was deemed an unlawful assembly after people spoke out about policies about transgender students. it was national news and smith was the poster child for domestic terror. no one sought to uncover the source of his anger until the daily wire's luke did some digging. a week prior to that a boy wearing a skirt entered a girl's bathroom and sexually assaulted his ninth grade daughter. scott smith is here exclusive with more. first diversity, equity and ecclusion. that's the focus of tonight's "angle." every once in a while an on air exchange slips through the cracks on another network that is worth watching. such was the case on cnn on point and counterpoint on critical race theory. >> schools are radicalizing our kids. this is the volume of the book in critical race theory for law school but this is going down to younger kids like woke babies and there is a graphic symbol of pedophilia. >> laura: she came armed with an irrefutable confrontation that left the host gasping. a

we can speak now to our correspondent laura scott who's there. sun has come out for these runners on the return of the london marathon after 2.5 years. it has been a long time coming to see scenes like these. but i think you can see on the faces of the people finishing behind me a real sense of elation, relief, and of course some exhaustion, too. more than 36,000 runners are running this london marathon today here, and around about the same number running the event virtually from wherever they are in the world. organisers say they hope it is notjust the biggest event in the marathon �*s history, but also the most meaningful and uplifting. i think you can see some of that behind me. we have had the elite events as well today, and the women's event was won byjoycilinejepkosgei of kenya, and the men's event was won by sisay lemma of ethiopian. there were two course records in the wheelchair records. i caught up afterwards with the british runner charlotte perdue, who finished 10th in the women's race, she became the third fastest british marathon ru

james cracknell the speaking to laura scott.four months ago, but he is not letting this relentless eruption weigh too heavily. translation: is true there is uncertainty now, but this will be over and people will be stronger, and they will start again and push this island forward. la palma �*s coastline is pushing forward, into the atlantic as lava hits the sea and sets hard. satellite pictures show how it has sliced through the island. some of the british scientist here as part of the international team are monitoring gas levels and tracking fresh streams of lava from new vents that have opened up. that's why thousands of people are still being kept from their homes, while many thousands more have been told to stay in and keep windows closed, safe from the gases. i stay in and keep windows closed, safe from the gases.— safe from the gases. i am afraid. ve , safe from the gases. i am afraid. very. very _ safe from the gases. i am afraid. very. very much- _ safe from the gases. i am afraid. very, very much. at _ safe from the gase

laura scott at the finish line of the london marathon. people have been forced to evacuate since the eruption first began last month. you�*re watching world news for the bbc. the former children�*s commissioner has warned that as many as 135,000 people in the uk have not returned to school this term. the figure does not include normal absences or children who are staying at all because of covid, so what has happened? the at all because of covid, so what has ha--ened? , , at all because of covid, so what has ha--ened? . . . , . at all because of covid, so what has ha ened? . . . , ., . happened? the simple answer to that is that we do — happened? the simple answer to that is that we do not _ happened? the simple answer to that is that we do not know, _ happened? the simple answer to that is that we do not know, no _ happened? the simple answer to that is that we do not know, no one i is that we do not know, no one knows. these are children that as far back in the summer, the centre for socialjustice had identified as missing from school, t

meeting localfans and club staff in north wales this afternoon. 0ur senior sports news reporter laura scottry from hollywood, but the actors are soaking in their welcome as owners of the team and say this sky isn't even the limit of their ambitions. most people would want to say we want to get to the premier league, but actually we want to take everyone to space. we love the idea of telling the story of working—class club because we feel like everybody around the world can identify with that. reynolds is one of the world's biggest movie stars and has joined forces with mcelhenney in this extraordinary plotline. despite completing their takeover back in february, the pandemic and filming commitments have meant the owners have had to wait until this week to visit the historic racecourse ground. but the pair have already had a first taste of this new life, witnessing a 3—2 loss away to maidenhead earlier this week, which reynolds said highlighted how football is soul—deadening, evil and gorgeous. while this might still feel like fiction for some supporters, for others, this is surreal blockbus

our senior sports news reporter laura scott has more. start in brisbane on the 8th of december, but, of course, it is subject to these critical conditions being met and we're not entirely sure what those are. but it is interesting that they clearly have enough players that seem happy to go that they are talking about a squad selection, but clearly they needed to get some sort of an update today on their position and their point of view from an ecb perspective. now, we're just over 2a hours to go until tyson fury and deontay wilder do battle in the ring for the third time in las vegas. fury will defend his wbc title on saturday night, 20 months on from knocking the american out in their last fight. the fighters have met for the last time at the way and in vegas while deontay wilder came in at 17st and tyson fury was much heavier at 19. the former champion lennox lewis as this might be much closer than the last one. , , ., ., , ., last one. this is going to be a different fight, _ last one. this is going to be a different fight, this _ las

laura scott reports. of around 7500 baton bearers. i'm a disabled female black person. i think that represents what this games is about and what birmingham is about and that diversity, so to be able to start in this way i just thought was so special. every corner of our city and every corner of the globe... big names like adam peaty and dina asher—smith will compete at the games, which will have more medals for women than men, the biggest—ever para—sport programme, and come at a cost of nearly £800 million. from a commonwealth, political and sporting perspective, a lot is riding on birmingham 2022. it's the biggest and most expensive sports event in the uk since london 2012, and today marks a significant moment in the countdown to the games. if we can deliver these games successfully and everybody has a really good time, and we leave a really good legacy for birmingham after what we've been through, i think that will be a massive legacy for everybody. amid pressure for the commonwealth games to remain rel

we can speak now to our correspondent laura scott who's there to our correspondent it's to our correspondentsince the london marathon was last held as a mass participation event on the streets of the capital. last year the event was delayed and cancelled in april and looked all run as an only elite event. members of the public running on the streets of london and around 40,000 taking part factually. as you've the men's wheelchair competitor recorded his with a course record and his compatriot is on course for a dominant victory in the women's wheelchair event. the other elite races are already underway. the women's events around in the lead in the group in the men's racers have set the event todayis men's racers have set the event today is extra special because it marks the return of the fun runners there covid and they have 2 prove they are negative on a lateral flow test and there is a sense today from speaking to people around the finishing line this event could be more uplifting and emotional the normal and organisers hope it could be the most meaningful marathon and the biggest in the h

earlier our correspondent laura scott spoke to charlotte purdue who crossed the line in 10th place —ere, i tried my best today, so i'm really happy. haifa windy out there, i tried my best today, so i'm really happy. how did it feel to be — today, so i'm really happy. how did it feel to be back _ today, so i'm really happy. how did it feel to be back on _ today, so i'm really happy. how did it feel to be back on this _ today, so i'm really happy. how did it feel to be back on this historic i it feel to be back on this historic cause? �* . it feel to be back on this historic cause? ~ ., ., , ., cause? amazing, the last time i ran a marathon — cause? amazing, the last time i ran a marathon was _ cause? amazing, the last time i ran a marathon was in _ cause? amazing, the last time i ran a marathon was in 2019, _ cause? amazing, the last time i ran a marathon was in 2019, i _ cause? amazing, the last time i ran a marathon was in 2019, i was i cause? amazing, the last time i ran a marathon was in 2019, i was in i a marathon was in 2019, i was in good shape, i have had to miss a lot of the

laura scott reports.sabled, female, black person. i think that represents what this games is about and what birmingham is about and that diversity, so to be able to start in this way i just thought was so special. from every corner of our city and every corner of the globe... big names like adam peaty and dina asher—smith will compete at the games, which will have more medals for women than men, the biggest—ever para—sport programme, and come at a cost of nearly £800 million. from a commonwealth, political and sporting perspective, a lot is riding on birmingham 2022. it's the biggest and most expensive sports event in the uk since london 2012, and today marks a significant moment in the countdown to the games. if we can deliver these games successfully and everybody has a really good time and we leave a really good legacy for birmingham, after what we've been through, i think that will be a massive legacy for everybody. amid pressure for the commonwealth games to remain relevant, the hope is the baton'sjo

including young people, those with disabilities and people from bame backgrounds. 0ur correspondent, laura scotty sad for everyone but it has been particularly difficult for certain parts of our community. the lesson we can learn from this data is every single one of us has got to think about coming back to more sport and activity but there will be some parts of our community that need the help the mouse. iterate parts of our community that need the help the mouse-— help the mouse. we know that this advanta t e help the mouse. we know that this advantage communities, _ help the mouse. we know that this advantage communities, ethnicallyj advantage communities, ethnically diverse community is an disabled people have traditionally found it harder to access activity than other groups. were you particularly surprised to see the 16—3a year old is affected? surprised to see the 16-34 year old is affected?— is affected? those who have traditionally _ is affected? those who have traditionally found _ is affected? those who have traditionally found it - is affected? those who have traditionally found it h

described as the thrill and torture of watching their first game — a defeat. 0ur sports correspondent laura scotts, cameras and i action._ not like ryan action. what a goal! not like ryan re nolds action. what a goal! not like ryan reynolds and _ action. what a goal! not like ryan reynolds and rob _ action. what a goal! not like ryan reynolds and rob mcelhenney i action. what a goal! not like ryan reynolds and rob mcelhenney are action. what a goal! not like ryan i reynolds and rob mcelhenney are used to though, it's a far cry from hollywood, but the actors are soaking in their welcome as owners of the team and say this guy isn't even the limit of their ambitions. most people would want to say we want to get to the premier league, but actually we want to take it to space. but actually we want to take it to sace. ~ ., ., ., space. will of the idea of telling the story of _ space. will of the idea of telling the story of working-class i space. will of the idea of telling the story of working-class clubl the story of working—class club because — the story of working—class club because we feel like p

our senior sports news reporter laura scott reports. there are lights, cameras and action.cause we feel like everybody around the world can identify with that. reynolds is one of the world's biggest movie stars and has joined forces with mcelhenney in this extraordinary plotline. despite completing their takeover back in february, the pandemic and filming commitments have meant the owners have had to wait until this week to visit the historic racecourse ground. but the pair have already had a first taste of this new life, witnessing a 3—2 loss away to maidenhead earlier this week, which reynolds said highlighted how football is soul—deadening, evil and gorgeous. it has been 13 years since wrexham were last in the football while this might still feel like fiction for some supporters, for others, this is surreal blockbuster is all they have ever known. and that's all the sport for now. we will be back with the very soon with more sports. for me and the rest of the team, bye—bye. hello. with a number of weather and flood warnings in force where it's been so very wet, it's cert

laura scott, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. chris is with me.here has been a bit more cloud _ chris is with me. there has been a bit more cloud around _ chris is with me. there has been a bit more cloud around today - chris is with me. there has been a bit more cloud around today for i chris is with me. there has been a i bit more cloud around today for most parts of the uk but we still managed a bit of sunshine, for example here in norwich. you might have noticed how warm the air felt today compared with yesterday. temperatures have been leaping upwards. today up to 20 celsius, around six or seven degrees warmer than it should be at this time of year. you can see the extent of the cloud on the satellite picture. we have some breaks, but the thickest cloud for northern ireland and scotland has been bringing rain, and that will be with us into the weekend as well. south of that, away from the band of rain, thick enough clout to bring some rain or drizzle overnight and i think there will be mist and fog patches. some of these could be quite dense

. >> laura: that moment turned scott smith from an laura: that moment turned scott smith from an outraged father to the new embodiment of the right wing domestic terrorist but what was the real reason smith showed up the school board meeting the first place? because weeks earlier he says his daughter was sexually assaulted by a boy wearing a skirt in the girl's bathroom at school. what is worse is school officials attempted to cover it up. >> do we have the stalin are bathrooms or locker rooms regularly? >> to my knowledge we don't have records of assaults occurring in our restroom. the usual basalts taking place where transgender students assaulting other students in the restroom, time magazine in 2016 called that a red herring. the predator transgender student or person simply does not exist. >> according to the senate disclose a by the daily wire that uncovered all of this wasn't just loud and school officials trying to brush this under the rug but the county of soros backed prosecutor as well. scott smith joins me exclusively, thank you for coming on the show. i know this is an emotio

. >> laura: and you and everyone, susan scott and locklin, roger elk, jay wallace. everyone who made this possible thought to see the murdochs, but you've been my buddy through thick and thin, sean and thank you, 25 years, almost 25 years i've known you -- >> sean: you've done such an amazing job and we're lucky to have you in prime time. you better take your show because i'm going to -- you know. >> laura: they're going to yell at me. happy 25th. i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle," and what do kyrsten sinema and james chapelle have in common? well, my angle is going to explain later on in the show, but first, with trust in government cratering under biden and his approval numbers in the toilet, do people actually running things at the white house are desperately trying to turn things around. and instead of making smart decisions like stiff arming the progressives are clamping down on border crossers, things that actually would appeal to working-class voters, bidens puppeteers are stuck on vaccine mandates. >> president biden: vaccination means fewer i

are now getting their first real taste of life as owners of wrexham afc our sports correspondent, laura scottitions. most people would want to say we want to get to the premier league, but actually we want to take it to space. will of the idea of telling the story of working—class club because we feel like people around the world can identify with that. ryan reynolds is one of the world's biggest movie stars and has forces with rob mcelhenney in this extraordinary plotline. despite completing their takeover in february, the pandemic and filming commitments have meant the owners have had to wait until this week to visit the historic racecourse ground. but the pair have already had a first taste of this new life, witnessing a loss away to maidenhead earlier this week which reynolds said highlighted how football is soul deadening, evil and gorgeous. it has been 13 years since wrexham were last in the football league and the future of the club was uncertain. fans say the arrival of megastar owners was not the plot twist they were expecting. i think every fan in wrexham would say it's a joke. it's

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laura scott, can you explain the significance of the commonwealth games?e for other sports like athletics and swimming, perhaps it doesn't hold that status, but we have heard from athletes _ that status, but we have heard from athletes that they are really keen to be _ athletes that they are really keen to be part — athletes that they are really keen to be part of birmingham 2022. dean asher— to be part of birmingham 2022. dean asher smith, adam peaty, all backing these _ asher smith, adam peaty, all backing these games and saying they want to take part _ these games and saying they want to take art. ~ ., ., , ., these games and saying they want to take art, . ., ., , ., , take part. what we are seeing now is dame louise — take part. what we are seeing now is dame louise martin _ take part. what we are seeing now is dame louise martin with _ take part. what we are seeing now is dame louise martin with john - dame louise martin withjohn crabtree, the chair of the birmingham 2022 organising committee. they are there with the baton and the message from the qu

. >> laura: that was night during an "the ingraham angle" exclusive. scott smith recounted the pain after his daughter was sexual assaulted in a girls bathroom who entered wearing a skirt. more shocking smith said the school board prosecutor tried to cover it all up. after hearing such disturbing allegations we reached out to both offices. no word yet from the attorney. the school board's response was despicable. they lied about it. members were not aware of the specific details. or claims of investigating sexual assault. they said scott smith deserved to be arrested for trying to speak about his daughter. we were not able to locate any records that he didn't register. that's the reason. joining me are 2 loudon county parents who know the smithpeters. -- smiths. thanks for coming on. patty, you say the school board's claim that it did not know about the sexual assault allegations until this weeks bogus. how do you know that? >> i lived in loudon county for 23 years. i asked a former school board member. she said to us that the school board is very aware of a

we go back to you, laura and marcus. >> do not believe, key words there. thank you, chris. let's bring in scott mcgrew. lawmakers were not impressed with the outage. >> mark zuckerberg himself lost around $6 billion yesterday. yesterday was a tough day for tech stocks, in general. >> what is facebook's biggest challenge moving ahead? is it the congressional hearing? >> no, they have been blasted in front of congress before, a lot of times. i think it's two things. number one, spotify, open table, all those places you use to log in might want to start rethinking that, and as the bad guy of the tech work, cambridge analytical scandal, russian information, and false information of the election in 2020. that's a lot. tech companies already fight for employees in this economic situation. f your company. facebook has those recruits they will be working for good at a time when you have a former employee telling "60 minutes" they're not. >> certainly one to watch. interesting to see how today progresses as well. >> we'll be watching. >> thank you. >>> 5:06. breaking overnight, johnson & johnson asking

. >> laura: loudoun county's attempt to cover up the sexual assault of scott smith's daughter in highool bathroom. a shocking follow-up report from daily wires luke rosie act found that loudoun county's public schools did not report multiple known incidents of alleged sexual assault in schools dating back several years despite a law that requires statistics about school safety incidents to be reported to the public. how did things get so bad in northern virginia, how widespread is this? one obvious reason from the school board to the sheriff's office, they are either totally unqualified or ideologically opposed to actually doing their job. look at what we are doing from scott smith's daughter's case. the student to allegedly assaulted her was moved to a different school where he went on to do it again. that's despite being under electronic surveillance. on top of that, the attorney almost lost this clearly open and shut case because her office couldn't stay on top of the deadline for dna evidence. no one wants to take accountability for this. of the school board not only lied about th

scott? >> yeah, texas is unmatched on this one, laura.clude mandates set by the federal government, for instance, mandates that federal contractors require their employees to be vaccinated, and that would be texas-based american airlines and southwest because those airlines carry mail and transport members of the armed services and do other federal tasks. this ban on vaccine requirements is an executive order, and the government asked legislature to create a law. congress will vote on extend being the debt ceiling today. republicans and democrats agreed on a temporary extension. i have said this before, but because a lot of people still get this wrong, including people in congress, it bears repeating. the debt ceiling deals with debt we already ran up. it's not money we spend in the future. it's not money for biden's build back better which is not law yet. if we don't deal with the debt ceiling we default on oura shout on the loans. whether you support trump or not we can all agree 100% he is experienced on defaulting on loans. trump has

. >> laura: the loudoun county superintendent, i know you know him, scott ziegler, admitted that the weren't properly reporting the sexual assaults for years, but then they also try to pass the buck. >> moving forward, it is essential that we are consistent in our practices across the county. we are taking positive steps in the direction. this lack of oversight that existed prior to my tenure also contributed to errors in our state reporting regarding disciplinary incidences in the school. >> laura: mailing mouse nonsense. does that somehow absolve him of what happened under his watch? >> no. i mean, it's the school boards was once ability to manage the superintendent so it's our responsibility in this case, so we have to do a better job, and that's what having an investigation where we look at all the facts, find out whether breakdowns were, think that's the only way we can get justice for the parents of these horrible crimes. >> laura: really quick, what's your message to parents across the country who are sick to their stomachs as to what's happening in their public school system?

laura. >> yeah, that would not be good at all. thank you, chris. scott, let's talk about the money. facebook shares could not have been happen yes. >> yeah, mark zuckerberg himself lost about $6 billion. >> the thing about facebook, scott, so many people are connected through it. what do you think the biggest challenge for the company moving ahead? is it the congressional hearings? >> they have been blasted in congress before, but i think it's two things. the places you use facebook to log in are probably going to want to rethinking that, because those services were hard to get into yesterday. and then recruiting, and facebook is painted as the bad guy of the tech world. there's a lot. tech companies are fighting for employees, and people who want to work at your company to do good, and facebook has to convince those recruits they would be doing good at a time when you got a former employee telling "60 minutes" and the united states senate that they are not. >> one to watch certainly. it will be curious to see what the markets do today, for sure. thank you. >>> and then as expected

laura, back to you. >> thanks so much, chris. >>> coming up in our business and tech headlines, scott mcgrew will explain what caused the massive facebook outage earlier this week and if it could happen again. >>> new details this morning on the possible cause of the massive spill now threatening ocean life in southern california. a 13-inch split in the pipe now thought to be the source. nbc's magill almaguer has the latest from southern california. >> good morning. officials don't have a definitive cause for the oil spill, but they are looking at the possibility that an anchor from a ship punctured that line, and we learned new information about what happened in the aftermath after the leak was first reported. some say serious missteps were taken. coming up on the "today" show, we'll outline the timeline for what happened in the moments and hours and even the days after this oil spill and what officials say could have been done differently. i hope you guys can join us. >> we will be joining you, miguel. that's on the "today" show coming up right after "today in the bay" at 7:00. >>> bay area leaders may be getting closer to dr

laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. a tough morning for facebook. not only are they deal with that outage but really taking hold over the last two hours, a former employee making a serious accusation on television. >> scott mcgrew following all the developments. what can you tell us about the facebook outage itself? >> very little. we know facebook went down. so did instagram and whatsapp. we don't know why. we understand facebook's own internal systems are affected, work tools, which sounds more suspicious it could be an outside force but we don't know. users reported not being able to log on. this affected anything whether you use a facebook log in, spotify and open table. facebook is well aware of the problem. they are working on it. a facebook whistleblower revealed herself on "60 minutes" last night. immediately the people running a senate subcommittee looking into facebook said they want to talk to her. she is used to work at facebook and provided "the wall street journal" and the securities and exchange commission with tens of thousands of internal facebook memos and slides showing employees were worried about the effect their facebook and instagram services have on teenagers and mental health. ta

neyland, the ceo, jay wallace, and a lot of the folks who are here as i was like jon scott is going to be there, eric shawn, lauraing is number one in campbell news for many years it all started 25 years ago this week. ainsley: so exciting you been watching all of the snippets that we do in the hour-long special. brian: as of the fact that there are people on there that are normally. ainsley: a lot of people behind the scenes from the beginning you can watch it on fox nation. brian: have you watch me doing interview? ainsley: i'm going to step aside. all you. brian: this democratic presidential nominee andrew yang analyses leaving the party he sounded off saying i am confident that no longer being a democrat is the right thing, our system is stuck many of the people i know are doing all the good that they can but their impact is constrained now that i'm not a member of the party or another i feel like i can be more honest about the system in the people in it, here to react to your terrel of the democratic party, i don't know how well you know, do you understand the sentiment. >> i understand but is not being hone

laura: what does vaccinating kids have to do with revving up the economy when schools of them back for 6 weeks or more and have 0 evidence of any superspreader events at school. doctor scott atlas, former covert advisor, they just won't let go of their obsession with controlling kids, vaccinations and the masking in schools, they have a death grip on it. >> thanks for having me. the problem with mandating vaccines and pushing vaccines when the risk-benefit ratio may not be so obvious for instance in kids, the problem is that you insight an extremely negative inappropriately negative reaction when the vaccine is beneficial. the data from what i have seen shows there is significant protection against death and hospitalization in people who have risk of death from the vaccine, the vaccine is doing its most important job. it is true there is less protection than we hoped against regular infection but the point of the vaccine is to protect the serious consequence and death and it is doing that from what i have seen and so we know the data all over the world is saying that the vaccines have a waning lasting effect on preventing infection, the bottom line is the vaccines are ver

laura. >> that's right. this administration encouraged an excellent worker, the former border patrol chief scott to retire and still young and was very good at his job and fortunately now he is speaking out about the dangers that this administration's policies are leading to with suspected terrorists crossing the border. the border is wide open. they have seen nationals from 150 countries come across the year and this makes america less safe and this is aing inial security risk in addition to being a health -- public health risk and so this administration needs to get its priorities straight and put americans first. dagen: laura reese thank you very much for being here this morning. we will see you again soon. >> thank you. dagen: coming up james partisan has a new book and special that you can only see on fox nation. he joins us next sharing the emotional stories of emergency room nurses who race to save lives every day. don't forget to turn to prime time. followed by the pursuit with john rich at 9:00, you're watching mornings with maria live on fox business. ♪ ♪ ♪ dagen: pandemic's healthcare heros, that's

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