mikey mack politicized.have video as promised from senator ted cruz and we will show you throughout the night in not revealing a shocking scene at the southern border. thousands and thousands and thousands of migrants as far as the eye can see. of course, biden's borders are, vice president kamala harris as usual nowhere to be seen. hardly ever heard from. she hasn't said a word about the border and over four weeks. we had 200,000 illegal immigrants that we know of that were processed into the country. they didn't get the covid vaccine mandate, by the way, not even a covid test. but they got the dispersed throughout the country. that would be the biggest super-spreader event at all history. literally, whatever she did have anything to address the crisis has been a total failure. if now in the middle of the pandemic, we have the single biggest largest super-spreader event in american history, why don't we have vaccine mandates for the illegal immigrants that they are processing into the country? here with the

>> it's time to head outside for country start mikey guyton here she is with our plaza crowd.ton. delta surge is slowing down. we're getting a look at how case and vaccination rates compare here in the bay area. here's a map of the break down. 14 day average of cases compared with the percentage of people in each county with at least one. shot. the bay area there's not a single county with a case rate of least 20 per 10,000 residents during the past 14 days. the highest rates in napa and sonoma county each with 19. 64% of each county's residents got at least one shot of the vaccine. >>> time to get a look at that forecast for you. kari hall is standing by. >>> marcus, we have an air quality ad advisory in effect as we see more smoke coming in from the fog fire further to north. we've seen moderate air quality. that's what we're expecting again today. if you're sensitive to the smoke, limit your time outside. also going to be heating up. our inland valleys hiding back to the 90s but a cooling trend going into the weekend. we're looking at some mid-80s in our warmest spots and c

ah, mikey, suspicion characteristics. we don't have someone writing all we have are the 4th 10th and stories. get them bit serious and there's a lot of misconceptions floating around about why can you might think of a big, tall, long man with horns on his helmet. and that's actually very far from the real picture, liking ah, the rate of course, why can we're capable of violence as well. but the medieval ations very, very violent times. so compared to other culture, they're very more violent than anyone else. the most why are usually about some big event like being asked or holiday, maybe some blended battle sort of like being phones without the killing the in ah ah ah ah, this particular mark is about the young king and the politics surrounding his do not. but we are purely interested in the history and mythology of the waking age and having fun. we are not in any way nationalistic movement at all. but i've noticed that as soon as i talk about my interest in working culture, people become worried that you are a racist or

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going to be saw where there's been a. 3 lot of tension between president alpha con day and president mikey cell as well as president obama from guinea bit so and so they're watching very closely. and of course there was friends who are keeping a close watch on, on with a former colony. and they have an interest here. guinea may be one of the poor countries of the world. it's the wealthiest country in iron and or a mineral that's used in mobile phones, in cars and in all sorts of electronics. and at stake here is the, there was a well being of the get in people, but also the export of this precious resource. and under president, also con day there's been a boom and economic boom. but few of the giddeons have felt the fall out of this economic been where most live on less than $2.00 a day. and after that, the restrictive measures that were put in place because of covered there was a growing discontent towards the government and government official. it's interesting to see that the defense ministry came out to say no, they will continue to defend the presidency from attacks. there are still q

if i ever play the game of rift, which is a board game for world domination, i want you on, mikey, take over the world. i think next time i play a rift, thanks for being on cause a report. it really going to be here, man. all right, and i was going to do it for this edition of guys report with may max guys are in stacy. herbert wanna thank our gas dr. michael hudson till next time via the me. ah, ah me ah ah, i use it's an open secret that private military companies have been playing a role in om complex worldwide. u. s. government doesn't track the number of contractors that uses in places iraq or afghanistan, the united states army. and the military in general is so reliance on the private sector. i would call the dependency divide. we don't know who's the on the ground presence of these companies overseas. we just don't out. the western private military companies can, in their turn, use so called sub contractors from countries with trouble past the piano. quite good. that had also been soldiers. i think i was my profession. i drove it west when the full moon caught it wouldn't look l

i've been speaking to mikey kay, a former senior raf officer who served in afghanistan.a deadly mistake. i used to be part of the kill chain, military parlance for the precision air strike process. and that process takes a lot of time, energy and resource into figuring out collateral damage estimates, understanding what weapon selection will be required, looking at all of the intelligence that leads up to what is called the pid, the positive identification of the target, image intelligence from a drone which is doing pol, pattern of life, it's listening to communications such as cell phones, and the really important one, one of the majorfactors in this erroneous drone strike, is the human intelligence component. one of the factors your report alluded to in terms of still having the ability to launch these drone strikes, the fact is we should be really asking the us chain of command, is the level of human intelligence that is now available given that all us forces, as far as we are aware, have left the country. because human is a huge part of the positive identification p

i've been speaking to mikey kay, a former senior raf officer who served in afghanistan.ke. i used to be part of the kill chain, which is military parlance for the precision air strikes process. and that precision air strikes process takes a lot of time, energy and resource into figuring out collateral damage estimate, understanding what weapon and fuse selection will be required, looking at all of the intelligence that leads up to what's called the pid, which is the positive identification of the target. that is imint, which is imagery intelligence usually from a drone, it's doing what's called pol, pattern of life. it's elint, which is basically the ability for drones to listen in to communications such as cell phones, and the really important one which i think is one of the major factors in this erroneous drone strike, is the humint which is the human intelligence component. and one of the factors your reporter alluded to in terms of still having the ability to launch these drone strikes, one of the factors we should be really be asking the us chain of command, is the

let's speak to mikey kay, a former senior raf officer and ex—adviser to the ministry of defence here in afghanistan and has a masters in war studies. how do you think the americans made such a big mistake? i how do you think the americans made such a big mistake? i used to be part _ made such a big mistake? i used to be part of _ made such a big mistake? i used to be part of the _ made such a big mistake? i used to be part of the kill— made such a big mistake? i used to be part of the kill chain, - to be part of the kill chain, military parlance for the precision air strike process. and that process takes a lot of time, energy and resource into figuring out collateral damage estimates, understanding what weapon selection will be required, looking at all of the intelligence that leads up to what is called the pid, the positive identification of the target, image intelligence from a drone which is doing pol, pattern of life, it is listening to communications such as cell phones, and the really important one, one of the major factors really important one, one of the majorfactors in this

many places will have showers eating on a warm and muggy night it will be misty and mikey as well asart the day tomorrow. mist, fog, poor visibility. the showers get going again tomorrow. 0nly visibility. the showers get going again tomorrow. only a limited bright or sunny spell. not as many showers around but still intense country downpours are possible. a greater chance in east anglia and south—eastern compared with today. eating from south wales and south—west england later on. temperatures into the high teens and low 20s. this area of low pressure slowly moves away as we get into the weekend. behind it, we start to pull in the airfrom weekend. behind it, we start to pull in the air from the north and it will be cooler and fresher over the weekend. more especially across scotland, northern ireland and northern england. saturday, an area of rain affecting northern parts of scotland. there are a few showers around, not as many as there have been. some places will avoid them and stay dry on saturday with some bright or sunny spells. quite pleasant if you get to see a sunny spell. par

mikey executive safety reason is they are getting issues getting shoes out of factors. let's look at the new york stock exchange. we are starting down about 25 points. reggie: jury deliberations in the r. kelly trial are expected to begin. the superstar is facing charges including sex trafficking and racketeering. kelly led a criminal enterprise and allegedly physically abused women. witnesses say then never saw him mistreat women. he faces decades in prison. new britney spears's, the new york times presents "framing britney spears." it features forward about how the conservatorship worked, including surveillance to monitor her life. that includes insiders. george s s s s the co-creators behind "controlling britney spears" regarding what they learned about black box security. >> when jamie was made for conservator, he was given the authority to hire security for brittany and no one knew what they did. they would be in the background of photos. the level of control and the ways they monitored her we certainly did not know and i don't know anyone knew before. reggie: you

joining me now mikey sherrill from new jersey. you want to see a vote on infrastructure today. speaker pelosi did not give a clear answer if it was going to happen. do you think you will be voting on the infrastructure bill today? >> well, i certainly hope so because, you know, i'm hearing from home how critical this is to so many families across the nation. people in new jersey don't really care about the process or the procedure here in washington. they want to make sure we're making the investments that are going to bring jobs to new jersey, making sure we'll have clean drinking water, old water infrastructure, making sure we invest in that. we had a horrible flood from hurricane ida, the worst we've seen. they want to make sure that we invest in the gateway tunnel project, something i've been fighting for before getting to congress. these are critical needs and issues. on top of that, we are trying desperately to continue our recovery from covid. it's a rocky recovery especially with the delta variant, but we are seeing better and better results. this infrastructure bill wi

complicated by ports that simply aren't scaling today we got a call from the brokerage house that mikey will miss the quarter because of vietnam. the strange thing is tech has been seen as a safe haven and it got bit up all over the place in the last few weeks we don't have a substantive reason to keep buying. there is no gold rush. it can only go up so far without new information and there just isn't any. tech is the most news going in the 17 pgt i don't expect the big move up ahead of that seasonal weakness. semi con douk task force put on a decent show today. i think it was related to apple's phone launch in the end we see a parade of tech ipos. we can't do anything about that, can we in any given day we can see a relief rally health care stocks went higher banks put on a decent show what do you do wells fargo, that's a stock down hard because of a $250 million federal fine for things the old guard did, not the new one the company's stock lost $20 billion in market cap in anticipation of a much larnler punishment these made up only a fraction of the decline. i don't want to be too ag

this is jacob, mikey, and azalea, starting school, san jose for them and looking at san jose, temperatures will warm up to the low 80s this afternoon. we are going to see that sunshine with temperatures on the rise. they are looking so cute in their outfits, that is definitely something to wear with the t-shirts and shorts as we had through the valley in the south bay. we'll have more on what to expect as we had through the work week and we would love to see your cuties and their back- to-school photos, use the hashtag, kpix 5 and titus on social media. >>> this morning, a group of teenagers are helping to protect the a api community. they volunteered in union city putting together some safety kits, the kids were organized by nonprofits called fives and smiles, the group launched its protective elder safety kit campaign earlier this year after a rise in hate crimes against asian americans and pacific islanders. >> the safety kits will be distributed to the elderly, women, children, and street vendors. the reason why it is important, is we want to keep our community safe. >>> those kits inc

this is jacob, mikey, and azalea in san jose.little cutie pies there, it seems like they have a lot of personality keeping their parents on their toes. i love it! as we head through the day in san jose, warming up to the low 80s, with that, sunshine. they have the right idea with those t-shirts and shorts. we would love to see your back- to-school photos, just use the hashtag kpix 5 and tag us on social media. >> they are adorable! >> the time is 6:13 am, a space x flight with a groundbreaking crew is set to launch later this week, it will be the first mission to orbit the orthopedic the flight called inspiration for will make a three-day trip with four people on board, they will be led by an entrepreneur named jared, a geoscientist will be the missions pilot, while a physician assistant serves as chief medical officer. and a data engineer as the mission specialist. a five hour launch window at cape canaveral starts on wednesday evening. >>> happening today, first lady jill biden virtually teaming up with prince harry to honor at

and his story -- mikey's tuning into this news footage about what is happening in new york city. he is also preparing that morning for a meeting to raise a fund for the u.s. capitol visitor center. and so that is sort of what his morning begins like. as things unfold, they learn about the pentagon being attacked. and then they were told about ten minutes out there is a rogue plane and bound for washington d.c. so the evacuation begins of the u.s. capitol building. and alan later learns the immediate threat has passed because this plane has crashed in pennsylvania somewhere. and so, he later comes here in 2012 and this specific statue of freedom, this desk model of freedom, was on his desk that morning. he leaves the statue of freedom and one of the niches that are found at the memorial plaza or you will see others have left tribute in the past right underneath that he left architect of the capitol letter had he left an official letter. and in that letter, we have a copy of that, it reads this model of the statue of freedom that steps atop the dome of the niceties capitol building

today, new jersey congresswoman and navy veteran mikey cheryl addressing the never forget walk paradevictims families look forward to learning more over the coming months about how terrorists managed to attack the united states and killed nearly 3000 people that tuesday morning nearly 20 years ago, including frank sylar's brother, stephen, an off duty firefighter who died trying to save others that the twin towers always should know the truth, and that's it. on friday, president biden ordered the justice department's review and declassified documents related to the fbi. september 11th investigations and released them over the. next six months. sylar who's never forget walk, has taken him through six states in six weeks. welcome the president's order. it could hurt it could be nasty could be whatever but we need to know the truth of what really happened that day and who might be protected who might not be protected victims. families have long demanded to see classified documents they believe will show a link between the 9 11 hijackers and the saudi arabian government, which has been fi

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mikey, about half of their speakers come from vietnam. those factories are closed.l, they're going to return over half of their total capacity seven themes either delta variant of covid seems to be easing but ramifications, namely supply chain pressures are not using not anytime soon. neil: all right, appreciate that. i particularly structured agreement on a structure is a three and a half trillion dollar human infrastructure package, i find it interesting if the wording was exactly that from a three and a half drilling because there are a lot of moderate particularly in the senate, joe manchin and kyrsten sinema who want the price tag a lot less so when i hear chuck schumer say agreement about three and a half trillion dollar deal, he say that deal, what you make of that? >> my understanding is they didn't produce a topline spending number or revenue number, they are saying we have an agreement on what kinds are going to go up but they were not specific how much revenue they expect to glean from the tax hikes nor were they specific to broadbrush addressing the reco

can't really think about it in those terms honestly for me, the first person i met on this job was mikeyr me, it was being there with him and for him and by his side that was something that was really -- again, i cannot say enough about this young man and how great an actor he is and how great a human being he is. >> it's clear you have a bond because you are wearing a matching outfit almost today you do look like twins >> his socks are way better. you have to show your socks. >> the sock game is so strong. michael, for you, for someone who lost their father so young, and i can relate to this, you're looking -- anything that connects you to him is like a treasure it's a gift. is there something healing about -- your father was not tony soprano that's not who he was. but something for you to hold hands with that. >> you know, i -- when we were doing it, i never thought about it it was just about doing the best job. but when i sat in that theater and i watched him for the first time, i thought, oh, man, i got to do this with my dad we got to do this thing together and it was a really incre