candidate michael fisher was promoted to an officer in the u.s. rine corps. the tradition centuries old made even more special when second lieutenant fisher's hero, his own father honored him with his first salute >> it is a privilege for your person salutes. >> reporter: the master sergeant choking back tears his voice breaking as he celebrated his son's success >> it is a great honor to say congratulations, sir on your commissioning. >> reporter: a father and son now forever linked by service. >> it was a moment we've kind of dreamed of since i was a little kid. >> i saw this young man work hard to get where he's at. you know, it's a consumelation of things that brought out all those emotions. >> reporter: that emotion in virginia striking a chord on social media it's had more than six million views, and so many comments, even more tears than i expected, such as special moment, congratulations, semper fi >> growing up, i was always attached to my dad on the hip. it was work manage the garage, mowing the lawn, just running to the store. i always w

in a young officer's life, a commissioning ceremony >> ladies and gentlemen, second lieutenant michael fisher >> reporter: this one last month marking the moment candidate michael fischer was promoted to an officer in the united states marine corps the tradition centuries old made even more special when his hero, his own father, honored him with his first salute. >> it is a privilege to render you your first salute. >> reporter: the master sergeant choking back tears, his voice breaking as he celebrated his son's success. >> it is a greater honor to say, congratulations, sir, on your commissioning. >> reporter: a father and son now forever linked by service. >> it was a moment we've kind of dreamed of since i was a little kid. >> i saw this young man work hard to get where he's at. you know, it is an accumulation of things that brought out all that emotion. >> reporter: that emotion striking a cord on social media it had more than six million views and so many comments. so many comments, even more tears than i expected such a special moment. congratulations. semper fi. >> growing up, i was al

master sergeant michael fisher is an instructor with the marine corps junior rotc program. michael became a second lieutenant. >> it's a privilege to render you your first salute. but it is a greater honor to say, congratulations, sir, for your commission. >> dad understandably getting choked up there. father and son getting in for a big hug to celebrate before dad gave an emotional speech. >> ladies and gentlemen, my son. he makes my job as a father easier. this young officer is going to grow and do amazing things. >> a salute from us to yond lie. our final low to the scene out of a bee horror movie. a man ran into the grocery store and returned to his car to find this. >> oh [ bleep ]. that's crazy. >> that's the sight of 15,000 bees in the back seat of a buick. the man parked outside for just ten minutes when this swarm of honeybees entered through an open winter. the man started to drive away and noticed the buzzing. he called 911. an off-duty firefighter, who just so happens to keep bees as a hobby, responded. wearing his special jacket and hood, he was able to safely r

pete: that father and son duo, michael fisher and michael tris tan fisher join us now, second lieutenantalutes, first salutes. this is the only time to your son. talk to me about it. >> yes, sir. being an rotc instruct or marine and working at virginia tech college i had the opportunity to do a number of first salutes. one of the things i've always tried to do is to make them personal to the individual i was saluting based on our re-election. as an instructor it's one thing to do it but as a father, it's a ton of emotions that are with that salute and it all resonated when i was rendering him the salute. will: secretary lieutenant i want to get to you in a moment but to follow-up master sergeant tell us about those emotions what were those emotions running through your head and heart at that moment? >> well leading into it, i knew it was going to be very personal and everything, but as i was walking towards him, i started to, you know, go back and think about the things on our journey, and watching him ride his bike to school the first time, teaching him to run pass routes in the front y

. >> this is master sergeant michael fisher who gave his son his first salute as a second lieutenant.n cracked at one point. the moment clearly bonded the father and son. that is the first salute -- he's a second lieutenant. he outranks his father. his father is giving him that first salute. james la porter from the "ap" first shared that. >> very proud dad. very proud. >> dad calling his son sir. >> yes. i like that, too. >> we love the story. >> i got to go to break. >> all right. >> stay with us. alright, guys, no insurance talk on beach day. -i'm down.n. -y-yes, pleasese. [ chuckles ] don't get me wrong, i love my rv, but insuring it is such a hassle. same with my boat. the insurance bills are through the roof. -[ sighs ] -be cool. i wish i could group my insurance stuff. -[ coughs ] bundle. -thehe house, the car, the rv. likeke a clusterer. an insuranance clusterer. -woosah. -[ chuckles ] -i doubt that exists. -it's a bundle! it's a bundldle, and it savaves you mononey! hihi. i'm flo o from progrgre, and d i couldn't't help but ovoverhear.... supeper fun beacach day, eveve. witht

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one of our critical partners for that journey is michael o'connell, our county attorney, who will now give his thoughts. mike? >> thank you, mayor fisher my office, and i know everyone up here from listening to them, we welcome them with open arms. louisville needs this level of accountability to fully push ahead with reform. this is what our community needs to have a chance at repairing trust between the city and its police department. i was pleased to hear attorney general merrick garland mention some of the steps metro has already taken, including the settlement with the family of breonna taylor. but there is much more to be done. i think one of the other things that is fortunate about this, when you get the department of justice telephoning you with their civil rights division and telling you that they want to meet on pretty short notice to discuss some things, it's generally not about traffic tickets, it's about something very serious, which it is. and the team they have and will assemble to come in here and perform this very important work and, you know, i was very impressed with them. hopefully there is a reason they're calling

michael waltz, an afghanistan veteran. they're uniquely qualified to weigh-in on what happens september 12, 2021. first to kristin fisher live at the white house where the president just spoke. kristin? >> martha, speaking from the same room where former president bush announced the air strikes in afghanistan 20 years ago, president biden said it's time to end america's longest war. all u.s. troops out of afghanistan by the 20th anniversary of 9-11. one of the biggest criticisms of this withdraw is that it's tied to that somewhat arbitrary date and not tied to conditions on the ground. listen to president biden explain why he decided to do it that way. >> we cannot continue the cycle of extending or expanding our military presence in afghanistan hoping to create ideal conditions for the withdrawal and expecting a different result. i'm now the fourth united states president to preside over american troop presence in afghanistan. two republicans, two democrats. i will not pass this responsibility on to a fifth. >> many republicans and some democrats believe it is dangerous to telegraph the date of when all u.s. troops wil

fisher. tom: what do you think this is, "the close? " romaine: this is a big deal. they are finally splitting ways, dell going to fully spin off -- tom: i love michaeln milking this for years. romaine: do you still have a dell? tom: we got rid of it a month ago, two months ago. romaine: what do you use now? tom: i don't know, acer? jonathan: he uses an apple mac. it is a big apple mac, too. tom: are you done? [laughter] lisa: romaine is like, get me out of here. tom: this afternoon, coinbase will be $550 or something like that. look for "the close" this afternoon. right now, george bory joining us of wells fargo. he will give us some wisdom on fixed income. jon ferro is focused on the short end of the market. how will jerome powell move the short end of the market? george: good morning, everyone. thanks for having me on. seems like a pretty punchy show this morning. good to liven it up some bond talk. [laughter] powell has already made it very clear what they intend to do. they are not doing anything. they are going to sit tight for as long as they possibly can. jon mentioned it before. market dominance is about expectation. expectations are high fo