, ceo of mike rowe works.s also the executive producer and narrator of the new show, "how america works," which premieres tonight on fox business, and we are excited to get into it a little bit later in the show, mike. we are awaiting official confirmation that the body found near grand teton national park in wyoming is indeed gabby. an autopsy is scheduled for tomorrow and that should reveal the cause of death. petito and laundrie set off on a cross-country road trip back in july, but only brian came back. laundrie's family say they haven't seen him since last tuesday and now authorities in florida are being criticized for letting him slip away without being questioned. and the parents are in their heightened scrutiny, as well. mike, what are your top line thoughts about this unfolding saga? >> mike: not much new to say. it's obviously terrible, your heart goes out to the parents, and to gabby, of course. i am struck by the way the van was discovered, of all things. social media, youtube, facebook, it's alway

our friend mike rowe is back. great to see you.two goats shows and life i would want to do. "deadliest catch" and "dirtiest job." but really, the fact that you went out how many years with all these guys and the hardest jobs that people do and they are dirty and they work really hard and it makes this country great and people, we forget those people. we shouldn't. >> it's out of sight, out of mind. that is a platitude for a good reason. it is true. we can't see it, we can't appreciate it. and if we can appreciate it, we can't hope to remain connected to it. therefore, when we walk into a room in a flick a switch and the lights come on, we don't pause. we just expect it. same thing when you flush the toilet and everything that goes away. we don't pause to say wow, that's a modern miracle. this program tonight on fox business is just another way to remind the country for the work that is being done thatry keeps us all connected is not necessarily glamorous. it is not necessarily obvious. we go everywhere from inside the hoover dam to

♪♪ >> mike rowe has a new show called "how america works."he unsung and often dangerous jobs that are essential to keeping this country going strong. >> those people are worth celebrating. people who make an honest living, keeping good on our table. keeping our lights on. looking after infrastructure that operates the background of every day life so we might not even know exists, but nevertheless makes every second of our days possible. this is how america works. >> "how america works" premieres tonight 8 p.m. eastern on fox business. look how it is, mike rowe on set at the table. >> i'm grateful. >> always room for you, dear sir. these are people who contribute to the way we live and not the people in a met gala. >> there's virtually no one at the met gala at all. you're right. if the work force is a mosaic, there's a grout that holds the tile together. >> what's grout, mike? >> it's like mortar only smaller. >> what's mortar? >> it's like grout, only thicker. >> do you know why your show works so well? >> i do. >> i'm gonna tell you. the ot

brian: meanwhile, he knows a thing or two about dirty jobs, and now mike rowe is featuring the jobs thatana. dana perino is so jealous that we have mike rowe and she doesn't, but she's going to forge on with the two hour broadcast like no other. dana: how did you read my mind , because i actually am jealous but i'm going to be watching that thank you so much brian we'll have this , gabby petito what happened and where is brian laundrie, so many questions and we have the latest with nancy grace bus haitian refugees gathered under a bridge in texas surprised they are going to be sent home the nearly unbelievable story with lt. governor dan patrick and inflation is very much on the minds of americans we'll catch up with maria bartiromo, busy monday see you at the top of the hour. nicorette knows, quitting smoking is freaking hard. you get advice like: try hypnosis... or... quit cold turkey. kidding me?! instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette and there you have it— -woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow! -big

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paul: right, said mike rowe, famous for his cable tv series dirty jobs. >> the push for one form of educationview, really was the beginning of a long list of stigmas and stereotypes and myths and misperceptions that to this day dissuade millions of kids from pursuing a legitimate opportunity to make six figures in the trades. paul: a final reason the trades are underpopulated -- up until recently, some two thirds of americans were excluded -- women, people of color, or both. >> dead rats in my lunchbox. like the women before me, they wanted me to leave. paul: plumber adrienne bennett, who now runs her own firm. >> i was in a porta john one time. they picked me up with a crane. and you're bouncing around in there, and you and you got that sewage, it's splashing all over you. you're afraid. paul: electrician tonya hicks also has her own company. >> i had a foreman to tell me that all black women do is get fat, have a bunch of kids and collect welfare. paul: but it's not just the trades that can fill jobs today. tons of low-wage workers seem to be fed up with their pay and work and just aren't t

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you know we have seen mike rowe do a bunch of these interviews. we figured how hard could it be? itself really is quite unique. it shows things that you wouldn't get to see unless you came out into the woods with us. so short of that which you are welcome to do any time, will, short of that, having the cameras out there you are not going to see this anywhere else on tv. they were putting cameras absolutely everywhere. i don't think it's studio policy but one of the film crew guys said it's not a real shoot unless we break a go pro and they tried pretty damn hard. >> see on the program folks drilling new wells, we will have a well tender out there. our roustabout can fix anything and sure enough he has to fix a lot of things on the show. pretty much the things that happen every day they filmed it all. >> just our normal everyday work, which is dramatic enough without having to contrive anything. it's just going to be honest, good, hard work. will: i may take you guys up on that. i might go out in the field with you. i would love to see some stuff firsthand. what i love about this

mike rowe. >>> show me tesla, please. interesting story here.ng i should say in america's cities that would seem to be quite a difficult thing to pull off, in a city? lauren: i would be scared. but now with the press after button tesla owners can request full self-driving and on city streets which makes it even crazier. it is in the beta form. which means features are on it that are not debugged. supposed to keep hands on the wheel should you take over and not trust the self-driving to navigate around many vehicles, bicyclists, you name it. you have to have a high safety score in order to get this feature. i think you have to be daring too. this is definitely a controversial move by tesla but they want to get their full self-driving out there. they need to debug the system. make sure everything works. stuart: fast as possible. lauren: a cash cow for them too. you know what it costs? $10,000 up front. 200 a month after that. stuart: i would save the money. if i'm driving in a city i would drive myself. lauren: that is how i feel. if you have the

mike rowe how america works on monday. at things that are vital to keeping america building after this. >> lumber, the cornerstone commodity that frames our everyday lives. it keeps the country as we know it sheltered, heated, furnished, a whole lot more but wrestling this raw material out of our forests and into our homes is not for the faint of heart. >> mother [bleep] >> it takes old-fashioned grit. >> i'm not getting any powder. >> monster machinery. >> a lot of people get hurt doing it. >> and nerves of steel to do the most dangerous job in america. ♪. sorry crab fisherman. ... trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high you know how i feel ♪ ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel ♪ [man: coughing] ♪ it's a new dawn, it's a new day... ♪ no matter how you got copd it's time to make a stand. ♪ ...and i'm feelin' good ♪ start a new day with trelegy. no once-daily copd medicine has the power to treat copd in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy helps people breathe easier and improves lung

where mike rowe breaks down the industry and commodity that impacts americans every day. inspiration of a new home. look no further. >> come on. >> i love this. >> this is amazing. >> oh, wow. >> with home values up 30% over the last year, finding a forever home would truly be an american dream. jackie: "american dream home" premiers tomorrow on fox business at 8:00 p.m. eastern time hosted by cheryl casone. cheryl is here with me now. talk to me a little bit about the places you went to, the families you interacted with, it seems so exciting. >> it was so exciting to be with people and see different parts of the country obviously but also see people that really built themselves sometimes for nothing. sometimes they faced loss, a family lost their home in a hurricane that had to rebuild their first beach home. the couple in california that lost a dear friend to covid and decided we're changing our lives. we're going to move to montana where with private blue skies and mountain views and vistas. i think it is stories and homes. i'm going to beautiful homes as you can see o

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mike row has a new show about the nitty-gritty of work life. it begins monday at 8:00 p.m. eastern.on't miss it. you're watching mornings with maria live on fox business. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ maria: welcome back, booster shot back and forth, why top officials are breaking rank over whether or not another vaccine shot is needed and would be beneficial. we are going to get into it in two-minute's time. maria: welcome back dr. anthony fauci going against fda officials and shots will benefit public but comments after two officials resign following disagreement with the white house over necessity of a booster shot. this continues to play out. let's talk right now to dr. marty makary. doctor, great to have you this morning. thanks very much for being here. we so appreciate your time. what do you think? are booster shots safe? doctor: they appear to be safe but probably unnecessary in younger people and the evidence to support them is really limited to people over 65 right now and in that population we see that their vaccinated immunity is still good, it's still very effect give bu

brian: we had mike rowe on monday.mera guy. right now, dave has got this gigantic gizmo strapped to his body, in fact if you could take camera 3 right now you could actually see the back of dave and he's got the camera, and we haven't had the walk- around camera, they walk that way just a little bit. rachel: there he is. that's what it looks like from our angle. brian: waiting for the call. steve: that's all. rachel: by the way, very cold inside the studio. we're getting janice giving us the weather from outside. the weather inside? very cold. i have a request from the men in this studio they want it colder and me and jillian are dying. steve: it's the end of summer moving into fall, it's just kind of humid. brian: it makes it hard to lick a pole. i'm afraid i won't get my tongue off. rachel: [laughter] steve: okay, never thought about it like that. good movie reference. brian: right that's good. overrated christmas movie nothings better than fred clause steve: that's your opinion. rachel: [laughter] steve: it's a funn

rowing 20 years later. there was only one person who could get them into shape. >> i have my little megaphone. >> mike is the.s. olympic rowing coach. >> they called me and i said, sure. next thing i know, they were out here in oakland. >> a partnership was formed. >> the team is training kids from five inner-city neighborhoods, including this one in oakland. >> we want the sport to reflect the diversity in this country. >> we are getting a lot of kids from the inner-city that do not have the means, so to speak, or would not have the means to participate in our sport, so we are going to provide that. >> we believe this sport can change lives. kate: still to baker is faced with a life altering challenge after covid-19 stole her sense of taste. how she is remaining positive during a tough year. >> this resident puts out this green paul loves food. but his diabetes made food a mystery. everything felt like a “no.” but then paul went from no to know. with freestyle libre 14 day, now he knows how food affects his glucose. and he knows when to make different choices. take the mystery out of your glucose levels - a

the bucs, the boys tonight buddy mike tirico will have a front-row seat tom brady, 44 years old.at good of shape. the way the rules are you can continue playing in your 40s he may walk away but he showed end of last season he can do it as well as anybody we haven't seen anybody in a physical sport like this play in his 40s at this level. we're seeing a masterpiece and defends the super bowl later tonight. >> and dak prescott, cowboys, dak coming off that terrible ankle injury >> and fantasy football league editions offense uv line not as good as it was and defense terrible last year have to be better on defense, they have a chance good news. nfc east not that strong if they were put it together second half of the season they'll be in the mix for a playoff run. >> talk about the second season in this pandemic, but things are going to look remarkably different than last year last season not much of a home-field advantage because too many stadiums empty. not going to be the case this year how was the league able to pull off successfully what they pulled off in terms of keeping playe

we will mike: all right, trying to get loaded. the winners of nine in a rowt in oracle, so it's going to be a bit cooler. dropping down to 55 degrees. can you believe the year they are having? most of baseball can't, let's keep surprising them. here's a look at friday's temperatures, a temporary halt on the cooling, hanging out in the 60's, 70's, 80's and land. saturday and sunday, temperatures are mainly in the 60's and 70's. some of our coolest weather this weekend. kumasi: thank you. the mills college board of trustees have included a deal with boston university subject to regulatory and other approvals and it is expected to be effective of july 1 of next year. the once all women's college will be known as mills college at northeastern and become gender inclusive. they have been facing troubles brought on by declining student enrollment. reggie: wild animals around thee world caught on camera showing off soccer skills. the kids were kicking the ball around when the ball landed right next to bears. the mama black bear saw the ball, started dribbling while h

big nasdaq stocks are down, that happens for multiple days in a row so far that baton has been passed relatively seamlessly >> thanks, mike. very good. mike santoli, back at post nine. netflix hits an all time high today as the streamer sees new upgrades from the street both atlantic equities and evercore isi raising their price targets for netflix. atlantic boosting their 2024 subscriptions estimate they say japan could be the largest incremental contributor and evercore designates the stock as outperform. they see further upside and a 30 times ebitda of $10.8 billion by 2023 the box office is showing some signs of coming back to life disney, shang-chi, and the legend of the ten rings estimated to have brought in $90 million over the four-day weekend. total 10% higher than 2019, even as six of the top ten box office winners are also available via streaming services and video on demand we had a couple of discussions this morning about whether we need to reconsider the theatrical window. disney has proven its ability to be rather nimble with some of the different titles >> this is one that probably would have done a lot --

row with france. the first non—professional space crew ever launched into orbit has returned safely after their three—day mission. now on bbc news, the travel show with mike. this week, on the travel show... ..i am in argentina, exploring an amazing sunken town that has re—emerged from under the water. then i had to the country's spectacular iguazu falls. oh, my god! and in wales, wejoin a couple starting out on a pedal—powered adventure at sea, searching for a more sustainable future. ow! we're kicking off this week in south america. argentina, to be precise, where early last year i went to explore one of the strangest places i'd ever heard of. a town that had to be abandoned due to flooding back in the 1990s, but has since re—emerged from beneath the water. you can find ghost towns all over the world and there's many different reasons why they could be abandoned, but i've heard epecuen is special — because it's not abandoned, at not completely. there's not much left... just some bricks. you can only guess what they used to be. this place is wild. well, there is a couple of tourists here, notjust us, but more cows than tourists. epecuen was built in the

row of the bleachers, making a great catch right there. arado her man, that's great five run inning. and the giants. just keep rolling. miketo ride his 23rd. and it's 61 san francisco. the captain had a little saying things to you just annihilates. wanna no doubt about it that since 24th two run homer and the giants are just steamrolling the padres a cruise to the clinching game, the last of eight pictures young kerwin castro seals it with a strike. workout 91 final go into the playoffs. yes, they are course they want to. win the division after a little champagne toast tonight, there 2.5 upon l. a 94 wins 50 lasses and oh, by the way, they're smelling the barn. they have won eight consecutive games. all right now we can talk about the raiders right down in vegas mixed emotions. i'm sure for barria fans. lot of supporters, but they did bring the ruckus tonight on monday night football. all the vegas hype you'd expect bruce buffer there. even youngsters taking a liking to jon gruden's chuckie act so much to show you fast forward. seven seconds left in regulation. ravens up by three rate passing by car got him within. dan car

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when i watch life by mike bartlett and bbc, there was a character, a mainstream character and the fact that she was disabled was completely uncommented on. the first rowepresentation was given a huge, if temporary boost by channel 4's coverage of the paralympics. and now we have this morning from channel 4 that it would be able to do anything like this level of coverage again if it is privatised. on that issue, the possible privatisation of channel 4 is coming into sharper focus. channel 4 is coming into sharperfocus. next channel 4 is coming into sharper focus. next week, channel 4 is coming into sharperfocus. next week, the government consultation on those closes. a decision will follow in months, we think. and where channel 4 stands. it ceo spoke to the media show. gonna make they don't cost the taxpayer anything at all. we take many commercially from advertisers, we don't make a profit. all about money, about £1 billion of revenue a year, and we recycle it into small and we recycle it into small and medium businesses across the uk. that was reiterated again as channel 4 opened its new headquarters in leeds this week but david, you disagree with it

row. proving once again that nobody builds networks like verizon. that's why we're building 5g right, that's why there's only one best network. elizabeth: that's welcome to the show former arkansas governor miketer at the dollar store not the net gala where tickets cost 35000 table cost more than a quarter of a million what about a social going to elitist event. >> it makes no sense at all, he or she is showing up with all the swells of this nice little soul ray were there nibbling on cheese and sipping on wine and congratulating each other on how much better they are than thehe rest of the world and she shows up basically to say i would like to take all your money away from you. but here's the irony somebody gave her a $35000 ticket and they loaned her this fancy dress that looked like her feet he was painted on the back of it with spray paint when she wasn't looking. the interesting thing i would like to know, did she report this on her statement of financial interest which is required of membersrs of congres and will she pay taxes on the value of the gift because that is required by law, let's just see when she does her taxes whether she decides to let everybody know that she paid taxes on

mike, i guess the surprise is we haven't had a bigger reaction, despite that big miss on the jobs spread. the question is, if we get another big miss two months in a rower negative? >> most likely i mean, i think you might have some of the same explainations or scrutinizations, but i think that's a bit distant from what we're dealing with now, in terms of trying to felt are the number today in what we more or let expected what was going on some of the air coming out of the broad market today, especially the small caps that have been good this week and some of the cyclicals with an attempted rebound, so it seems more like the market had already gone back on its heels, but yes, the question is, if this is more than a temporary lull, we'll have to figure out how to re-value a lot of other stuff along the way. >> keith, it's interesting to watch the market reaction, or perhaps the nonreaction, to see a jobs number miss by half a million jobs we always say the market is a leading indicator but does this suggest to you we should be considering, perhaps, a correction that is all but inevitable or is that not what you see? >> every teem -- we always have to l

row seat to democracy. >> here is what is coming up on today's "washington journal," house republican congress vice chair mike johnson of louisiana on the potential shutdown, and the house votes to suspend the that limit. then jonathan bydlak, r street institute's director, discusses infrastructure and social programs. later, houston, texas democratic leader al green discusses migrants at the southern border. be sure to join the conversation with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. "washington journal" is next. ♪ host: the running joke on capitol hill is that it is always infrastructure week, and mostly sarcastic not to the reality that congress has never been able to significantly take up significant infrastructure legislation over the years. today is different. the house will vote on a bipartisan infrastructure bill, passed by this and it was 19 the publican bills included. we hold up in the house, however, will likely be in the hands of its most liberal members, who vowed to block it, unless that $3.5 trillion social spending packages also passed. all of this happening on the la