i ask people, would you want morgan freeman to die in prison or not?e who said yeah, he should have died in prison and i would have voted to have him die in prison. they are remorseful for what they were involved in and what they did directly. they did 40 years or 50 years. maybe someone should tell fetterman that "shawshank" is a fiction movie. alexis rodriguez committed of beating a 17-year-old, he bragged of beating a 17-year-old boy with a baseball bat. covington killing a teenager in cold blood for heroine money. harris, it is not as if there was a unanimous vote by the parol board there, many examples of that. he was an lone vote for many of the individuals getting out of jail. >> that movie was panned a the time, it didn't as well at the box office. i don't know what he was trying to compare us to as a country because there is plenty of female characters that are strong to start here. this explains why he's not actually trying to completely revised what he said in the past. he actually thinks people believe in what he's peddling. he's willing to

>> i think morgan freeman is great. you get morgan freeman. you count your lucky stars.ay. i love movies. you just want to walk in there and go, my god. >> one of your passions is literacy, kids reading early. why is that so important to you? how many millions of dollars have and your wife sue contributes to literacy programs? >> she doesn't give any. she's tight. no. sue is wonderful. >> my lord. are you always like this? did i just get you on -- >> this is it. i'm always like this. my mother was a teacher. that's a piece of it. honestly -- one of the things -- in this country, i think 40% read at grade level. that's a disaster. this isn't through me, but the university of florida has been working on a program. they can get it up to 80%. we have the vaccine. we just can't get the states to use it. that's a tragedy. that means every year we don't use the vaccine, thousands of kids basically will get lost. they will eventually -- if you can't read -- if you are not a competent reader, you can't get through high school, you can't -- if college is appropriate, you can't go

and i say who thinks morgan freeman should have died in prison, you know? no one says yeah, he should have. then this is what it looks like in pennsylvania. >> kayleigh: till the murderer is morgan freeman, a fictional character or guess what, he may be a grandpa or grandma, take a listen to this. >> some people in the public think you are talking about a bunch of hannibal lector is in prison and they are not. they are like a grandfather, they are like your grandmother. >> kayleigh: let's talk about grandma because ten days ago federman had a vote, foxnews.com put out the piece about john fetterman about one of the people he wants to revisit the case, her name is brandon mills, she is serving a prison sentence of 5.5 years at least after using scissors, differences are colored by the way and knives to attack her housemate in 2021. they reportedly found her sitting on a couch at the resident is holding knives, the outlet noted after disobeying police commands to put it down she started stabbing herself in the chest and had to use a taser to subdue her. my gr

would you want morgan freeman to die in prison or not, never met anyone that said yeah, you should die in prison. that's a fictional film. the gop put it out with five murderers that fetterman voted to let out of prison. a murder murdered with scissors, a man murdered with garden sheers, 26 times stabbed, another bragged he was the son of the devil and shot and stabbed someone, another man who beat someone to death with a baseball bat, these are not morgan freeman, shawshank redemptions. these are people with real victims. john fetterman and others across the country are a metaphor for why. >> may explain why the rest of us are seen as potential and real victims, they think we're acting in a movie and ignore us. is the democrats' decision to go all in on abortion rights this election cycle correct for them to win? new polling suggest that new bet may be back firing quickly and could be costing them a critical voting block. okay everyone, our mission is complete balanced nutrition. together we support immune function. supply fuel for immune cells and sustain tissue health. ensure with t

well, he wants free morgan freeman. >> i'm sure morgan freeman was happy to hear.u know,, what i strikingu know, it's always striking. you have the left say we're foro civil rights or social justice. what is more ocieight whf a civa violation than somebody, ann innocent american, being murdered because somebod americs let out of jail early? >> he was a murderer.ar excellent points. all right.ly t har i like how you doc.ho i can't explain what that is to me. if i ever come dowg, inyo with something, i want you to explain it tu o me. >> right. we start right now. yes. i'll sign whatever you need,i doc. i'll sign whatever you need on the ada. if there's ever anything wrong. yeah>>there's , matter of fact,l give you the power of my attorney so you can. okay, well, i'm okay. i'm glad you guys had a lot of u fun at my expense. up next, the lead singer for you to finally understands how his fortune grew. >> hi, i'm mike huckabee, former governor of arkansas, and i'm here today to tell you about a hidden health crisis currently affecting nearly every american sleep depriva

parents who lost their 17 -year-old son and he want his killer to be out on the streets like morgan freemanawshank redemption? he must not be allowed to be outagamie yet he wants to be in the united states senate? >> sent me to washington dc. [cheers and applause] so i can push back. steve: what? how did this joke of a candidate even get this far? elections are vital it is obvious that the democrats have been completely captured by the far left activist much damage they have done in two years the crime in ksr street at the border and inflation out of control energy independence just thrown away with a dramatic increase is not just a memory the far left democrat experiment deserves a complete repudiation. they have to get the message loud and clear enough with the extremism we want practical common sense policies that make people's lives better we reject your out of touch nonsense. we want politicians to focus on solving our problems not pursuing their grudges. tell us what you think and share this message when we post it. joining us now the executive producer of uncle tom to as a candidate

i know you as mike wallace you know me as morgan freeman. >> the american people realize they have morecommon with each other than the democrats have led them to believe. we all want the same things no matter what we look like or what's between our legs. safety, security, good schools, and low prices. the country is united around these issues against the democratic party. and it's the biggest threat the left has ever faced. herhermond monster said it best. >> the lesson i want you to learn it doesn't matter what you look like. you can be tall or short or fat or thin or ugly or handsome, like your father. [laughter] >> or you can be black or yellow or white. it doesn't mattered sides of your heart. >> tudor, i know you are up against gretchen. she seems to be playing the race card, the gender card. she is all into the schools. trying to change everybody's mind and get in their business. what's the strategy to prevent that? >> i think you are exactly right. right now democrat politicians are confused. they are saying wait a minute, our talking points aren't working. our own people are tur

i guess the thought process was if joe biden can't convince people to get the shot maybe morgan freemanshow that this subtle propaganda campaign was launched in april of 2021. and this vaccine push wasn't just limited to hollywood celebs. the nfl and nba were part of the plan, too. watch this. >> getting the covid-19 vaccine helps protect you, your family, your friends and your community. >> it's been a long fight, but we in the red zone now. let's wins a a team. >> let's wins a a team. >> let's wins a a team. >> let's wins a a team. >> vaccines are one of the most important tools we have to control the spread and effect of covid-19. ♪ >> it is safe, effective and will help protect you and your loved one. to learn more about the vaccine and make a plan for yourself or your family, visit cdc.gov. >> jesse: no one took greater pleasure in this assignment than late night stephen colbert. ♪ we are the vaccine ♪ get your shot right now ♪ in your arm ♪ it won't hurt ♪ then go hug your mom ♪ go your vaccine ♪ and don't get sick ♪ go get your vaccine and don't be a. >> >> jesse: knoknowing what

. > reporter: the triumph was turned into the world invictus, mandela played by morgan freeman, pienaarociety -- >> i don't think it's an idea. i don't think it's a tool. it just does that. >> reporter: just is? >> let's use sport and we're going to unite people. doesn't happen that way. then it's false. it's contrived. it's made up. sports are not made up. >> reporter: unscripted. >> unscripted. >> unchoreographed -- >> guts, guts, guts. then it just comes together and everybody is there. everybody is a shareholder. when a nation's team runs out, everybody is a shareholder in that team, everybody. >> reporter: siya kolisi was just 4 when south africa won that 1995 world cup. he grew up in the wind-swept streets of zwide racially segregated area, so-called township outside the indian ocean city of port elizabeth. >> this was my street i used to walk to school. >> reporter: born to young, unmarried parents, he says he was lovingly raised by his grandmother. money and food were scarce, sometimes all he had before bed was a glass of water mixed with sugar. >> this is where i grew up. >> re

so, they organized, they fundraised, and they used $15,000 of morgan freeman's money to do something that had never been done before. they told tills stories on the landscape of the mississippi delta. they put up signs, but no sooner had those signs been t up, then they were plagued by vandalism. the vandiswas extensive, persistent, and targedthis was the first sign of mississippi ever to acknowledge, emmett till, and lasted a matter of weeks before it was painted. this sign stands in front of bryant's grocery an meat market, if you can read th writing, it would tell you that bryan's grocery and meat market is ground zero of the american civil rights movement. that's debatable, nationally, but in mississippi it's gospel truth. in 2017, the sinus defaced with acid. these two site where a 1955, till's body was pulled from the water, assign was erected in the spring of 2008 to mark the spot. it was stolen so quickly, i don't even have a picture of nonprofit, the emmett tillhe moy mmission, a group i've worked with they replaced the sin within months. so, 2008 2016 this sign accumulated

and they use $15,000 of morgan freeman's money to do something that had never been done before they told story on the landscape of the mississippi delta. that is they put up signs. but no sooner. had those signs been put up than they were plagued b vandalism. the vandalism was extense. persistent and targeted this was the first sign in mississippi ever to acknowledge. emmett till it lasted a matter of weeks before it was painted. this sign stands i front of bride's grocery and meat market if you could read this writing it would tell you that bryant's grocery and meat market is ground zero of the american civil rights movement. that's debatable nationally, but in mississippi, it's gospel truth in 2017. the sign was defaced with acid. these two aluminum poles stand at grab all landing. we're in 1955 tells body was pulled from the water a sign was er in the spring of 2008 to mark the spot it was stolen so quickly that i don't even have a picture of the pre stolen sign. but the nonprofit the emotional memorial commission a group i've worked with they replaced the sign within months and from

temperatures in the mid to upper 70's and even some low 80's from saratoga, los gatos over to morgan hill freeman would have to oakland in the 70's while livermore and pleasanton in the low 80's walnut creek, concord, in danville, 84 well in the aac in pittsburgh. also 84 today, the lane on i-77 and mill valley at 76 tomorrow's highs. temperatures will be a little warmer for inland areas and also along the bay shore. we get pretty hot inland by thursday, friday and saturday in the low 90's. but remain comfortable near the bay shore and the coast with upper 60's to low 70's out that direction and notably skies staying clear all the way through fleet week weekend. great job. thank you for that. looks like we have a 20 minute bar delay. that's on the berryessa line. so again, if you are traveling that way and this is going to be in the daly city direction. >> if you are traveling along our highways 1, 0, one. 85 into menlo park. >> about 27 minutes to make that drive. 8 minutes maze to that fremont street exit. so no major delays as you are heading the east bay into the city this morning, our san ma

at 76 today, south bay temps in the 70's to just barely making the low 80's in campbell, in morgan hill, freeman, through hayward in the 70's while pleasanton and livermore low 80's yesterday, danville in walnut creek, you got up to 90 today. it's just low 80's. so that's the difference. vacaville antioch in pittsburgh, 82 and really cool along the north coast, stinson beach and point raise only in the 50's to low 60's tomorrow. it's the low 70's at our warmest and by sunday, even at are very warm us. just upper 60's skies will be dry for the most part, just a slight chance of showers wednesday night into thursday morning. and daytime highs staying cool on into next week. great. all right, john, thanks for that. we still got that hot spot. northbound 6.80, at 84 easton they are. >> diverting traffic off to 84 because remember, all lanes are still blocked there in that accident traveling into the city, meteor lights are on 12 minutes. mace that fremont street exit san mateo bridge 30 minutes. 81 to one heading across towards peninsula. richmond center fell bridge now down to 9 minutes tolls to 10

and morgan hill. well, freemand livermore in the low 80's oakland, 72 today. really nice afternoon for you play what 77 antioch in pittsburgh at 83 santa rosa through nevado in the upper 70's. getting your lookahead tomorrow's temperatures around the same as today's we will be in the low 90's inland from wednesday through friday and that hot inland he could drive a little fog to the golden gate during morning hours, although our afternoons look consistently clear. great job. thank you for that. will they cleared the accident? and now we have a disabled truck on the richmond. sandra fell bridge. so now we're back up to 30 minutes as you're traveling for the tolls to 101. just one lane is blocked. but again. >> that accident we went down and now we have a disabled truck. and so we're back up to 30 minutes there headed into the city right now. 18 minutes may so that fremont street exit, you see the meteor lights are off. there's nobody at the toll plaza. san mateo bridge, 13 minutes, although i'm seen reports of an ac

75 and the south bay seeing temps anywhere from the upper 70's to low 80's morgan hill and campbell, right at 80 degrees. freeman through hayward in the low to mid 70's. well, livermore at 83 degrees. oakland, berkeley and richmond in the upper 60's. some low 80's from san ramon to concord and the north bay 70's and low 80's for you. you can see out or very warmest today. those low 80's already a full 10 degrees cooler than we were just a couple of days ago and are very warmest and tomorrow, let's take another 10 degrees down. daytime highs on saturday and sunday only in the upper 60's to low 70's. and that's at our warmest next week. overall likely to stay cool as well. wednesday night into thursday could see a slight chance of a few sprinkles. although this forecast is definitely more dry than not a look at our bridges. still nice and empty out there. it's 04:00am on a friday. let's hope friday. light continues. the bay bridge looks good as does the san mateo bridge as well. just a few tail lights and headlights making their crossing a look at the richmond center fell bridge. couple headlights there, but you'r

morgan hill in redwood city. you're at 46 right now. freeman in dublin in the upper 40's petaluma at 45 in napa. 46 a bit more mild in oakland, san francisco and berkeley hanging on to those 50's pittsburgh, the very most mild at 60 degrees. so it is a chilly morning. we're in for a cool afternoon, too. i'll be breaking down. everything you need to know for the rest of the week. still to come, reyna. all right, john, thanks for that. headed into the city this morning. about 12 minutes means to that fremont street exit as you're traveling there. >> let's check on the san mateo bridge 80 to 101, a 13 minute ride as you are traveling towards the peninsula. a richmond sandra fell bridge a 7 minute drive and the golden gate bridge. 37 to that old fog there. so take your time as you're traveling. 19 minutes on this tuesday morning 602. and our top story this morning, redwood city is considering basically never having a gun store in their limits and the move would put a pause on gun store as well. >> the city figures out if they want to ban the perman