that helped spur o'connell forward.ough he had no murder weapon and no eyewitnesses, o'connell says he continued to pick up talk that omar satchel, keyona bor and as many as two others were somehow involved. he says he heard from an informant that someone had disposed of a gun in the sandusky river right after the murder. o'connell's divers couldn't find it. that did not make him think twice. you still think it's a good investigation. >> i think it's -- yes, i do. i truly do. >> and so o'connell had omar satchel arrested on unrelated weapons charges, hoping he'd be able to add murder to that. and o'connell named his suspects in heather bogle's murder publicly in the newspapers. a day of reckoning was coming. one suspect is about to make an explosive accusation of her own. aimed at her accuser. coming up -- >> you knew detective o'connell before all this began. >> correct. >> and there was some bad blood between the two of you? >> correct. >> why the family thinks this detective is wlblowing the investigation. >> my gut

elizabeth: for the o'connell, thanks so much for coming on. see you there, ford o'connell. >> thank you. elizabeth: up next, dr. marty makary. it is a vaccine debate. is it constitutional to do this. many say it is. others say wait a second. president biden said we need a quote 98% vaccination right for life to return to normal in america. doctors say that is not realistic. police and health care workers they are forced to get vaccinated or quit. they are fighting about that. later this hour even president obama now contradicts the president saying that his policy of quote, open borders, is unsustainable. we have got a new migrant caravan anywhere from 15,000 to 21,000 reportedly heading now to the u.s. borderer. keep it here on "the evening edit". to run a growing business, is to be on a journey. and along the ride, you'll find many challenges. your dell technologies advisor is here to help. so you can stop at nothing for your customers. ♪. elizabeth: okay, president biden now says the u.s. would need to vaccinate up to 98% of the population

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it's better for business. >> welcome to the show gop strategist, ford o'connell.m probe, could it lead to hillary clinton and her team? >> the durham indictment of perkins couey, that the trump story was paid for by the hillary clinton campaign. can it lead to other people? absolutely. my concern is because republicans aren't in power in washington, d.c., right now, i have a feeling the democrats in congress will not release the necessary documents needed to the durham probe. elizabeth: take it back to the beginning. president biden's national security advisor jake sullivan is in focus. he was a top advisor to the hillary campaign in 2016. he touted in a press statement as if it was the work of independent expert as false story cooked up, bought and paid for by hillary's campaign that is russian bank, alfa bank was talking to trump business computers. this was a gotcha moment. it wasn't true. he called this quote, the most direct link between trump and russia. the fbi found it was another outside server that trump businesses were using to send trump hotel and golf

elizabeth: we have gop strategist ford o'connell. we talked with mike tobin.ls. the president's poll numbers are now under water, the economist, "axios," abc, ipsos, monmouth, quinnepiac, on and on. d.c. insiders ford, say it is his misleading statements are to blame. he want going to abandon americans in afghanistan. hundreds stuck there. premature push for vaccine booster before fda approved it. border patrol investigation, photographer said there was mo whipping. what is hitting his poll numbers? >> there is no secret why biden's poll numbers are sinking faster than cement in water. you pointed this out as well, emac. from afghanistan, to illegal immigration, to covid, the american voter does not think he is being honest and truthful with him, the poll numbers, overall performance in the mid to low 40s, a record for someone essentially been in the white house for eight months. elizabeth: numerous polls say they don't trust what he is saying even about covid-19. let's watch this, watch. >> no one told, your military advisors did not tell you no, we should ke

let's go back to maureen o'connell for a final word.n't imagine the strength and love of course for both of them to stand up. but it is also so public. tell us about the sense of service, the importance of this being so public and something else that her father joe said, which is to think of yourself, that an apparent reference to a domestic abuse, perhaps sense of what the allegations were in terms of what some eyewitnesses said they saw between gabby and brian which caused the police to stop them. your thoughts, why this is so important to be public? >> well, i think it has brought a lot of things to the forefront. for example, gabby was apologizing during the contact with law enforcement. law enforcement did a wonderful, compassionate job in my opinion. they went over and above spoke with her, two separate officers took her aside, this might be a toxic relationship. if anyone knows what a toxic relationship looks like it is law enforcement because they're faced with it every single day. i just think there is something about gabby. sh

deputy national security advisor kt mcfarland, california gop party chair jessica patterson, ford o'connellwoman nicole malliotakis, former mike huckabee, former va secretary robert wilkie. with the secretary of state anthony blinken contradicting himself saying they did not anticipate a rapid collapse but they have plans for contingencies of the white house and the white house were on vacation when kabul fell in americans and allies are stranded, democrats blaming president trump when the un security council unanimously approved trump's to haul deal. the president, biden met with new protest in california after he was hit with protests in idaho. the gubernatorial recall lelection underway we have a le report and growing questions over dubious mail-in ballot votes inn california. we have new york city teachers and school workers protesting against president biden vaccine mandate. look at this arizona the first state to sue the biden administration over the mandates, 27 states fighting mandates the cdc has this story, new data showing the unvaccinated are more than ten times likely to be hos

up next, gop strategist, ford o'connell. more trump appointees joining kellyanne conway and general jack keane saying no, we won't quit after the president is trying to fire them from military boards. kellyanne conway, you, mr. president, you should resign. this is the debate. why is the president doing this during the afghan crisis? keep it here on "the evening edit." >> i think it is imperative that we fight for this. one of the last places where we should be politicizing anything is our united states military academies especially at a place like west point which has the oldest board. that board was formed by then secretary of war james monroe back in 1815. there has been a long tradition of being non-partisan to insure we're offering the best possible advice and instruction to our west point cadets. ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ we've got you taken care of, sgt. houston. thank you. that was fast! one call to usaa got her a tow, her claim paid... ...and even her grandpa's dog tags back. get a quote. ♪ ♪ when technology is

maureen o'connell, thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you, arthel. arthel: and we do have a fox news alert on another missing person case, this one in hawaii. police there frantically searching for 6-year-old isabella ca lieu a what. she disappeared sunday from her bedroom at her adopted family's home. reports confirm a bag found in a canal area is connected to the investigation. police have can conducted several interviews and say they're not yet ruling out foul play. benjamin. benjamin: thanks, arthel. well, one of the brothers of the afghan aid worker who was killed in the u.s. drone strike in kabul last month if telling fox news that they want those responsible punished. both men lost children in the attack. u.s. central command admitted yesterday the strike was a, quote, tragic mistake that took out civilian ares, not -- civilians, not isis-k terrorists. trey yingst is live in afghanistan with more reaction from that a family. >> reporter: good afternoon. the u.s. military now admits they killed ten civilians in afghanistan just one day before u

i was like british teenager emerald o'connell has stunned the tennis world by winning the us open. she beat layla fernandez in the final to become the 1st qualifier to win a grand slam. it's folks reports. ladies and gentlemen. why, why do you want us women? it's about 2 weeks ago and already kind of begun her campaign to qualify for her. first us open, she'd already book flights back to the u. k. but 10 months later, without dropping a single said, the 18 year old lifted the trophy in new york. i have no idea when i'm going home. i've got no idea what i'm doing tomorrow. any schedule, i've got absolutely no clue. and right now, no carrying the world, i'm just loving life. the final battle of the teenagers, right, it can go up against 19 year old canadian lane. the front end is the 1st grand slam final men's or women's to be contested by 2 and seated players. it was a tory contest in the early stages, but ready kind of came out on soap in the pressure moments. sharing the skills dispatched more experienced players throughout the tournament. she took the opening set 6 games before t

yoshi he's so god of former foreign minister took the officer a run off with cabinet minister tod o'connell. soda is stepping down after just a year and office. he's been facing strong criticism over his handling of the panoramic and the cost of the olympics. well, let's bring in a funny saturday, whose life 1st in tokyo finally just took us through 1st of all, who the next prime minister is the where? from your case you? that is the former foreign minister of japan. he said from 2012 to 2017, he has been a popular known face in the nation. not enough, he stated the effectively in forming the core of agreement between japan and south korea in 2016. regarding the historical controversial to show the precisely, the so called the court for 2 men in which japan claimed responsibility of this issue. he's going to be one of the conservative in the liberal democratic party. he had one of that certain factions inside the party. he has the good influence there . he's also popular among that conservative veteran members. that's why he was able to be to talk on all who was much younger than he was one

news' o'connell us the school to distance right after the academic year began.rsity started classes person. the semester came a screeching was kind of like, uplifting i was at teachers to talking to friends class. now all a sudden back virtual it's man like, what is? finally to. and this was getting used to the i'm in person school. but don't know. i don't how the online i hope it don't that long, university it's going to virtual, at least the week. parents helping kids into dorms very about the sudden. terrible i would much than in person in, especially the are out and telling everyone get. even the vaccination of 85% campus, the university's interim president said in a state. we this, temporary to address rapidity the increased case we are experiencing, according the school's, the university 43 cases. a little disappointed, especially summer. was it looking like was going to be a good, good school, especially back the person you know, we'll it out many starting college. it's just in what has been nearly two years. disappointments. we really know lot of people

warren o'connell here with us. it's the biggest mystery, right? where have this guy?d follow all types of tips and clues and getting thousands of calls and all that. seems like a goose chase. where do you think this is going? >> i think it's getting to the end. i have a feeling that he's going to be found and he's going to be found alive. all of the information coming in for weeks now as you layer it upon itself, you can see all of these things coming to fruition. for example, now they're starting to piece together the activities of the parents. when you look at what was done versus what wasn't done and the timing of that, oftentimes you can find the point where they decided that they were going to 100% support their son and not support the petito family or gabby. from that point forward, they're looking at where they went and they're scouring social media, all kinds of websites and facebook pages and everything dedicated to these online slooths and pulling apart the information and bringing brian laundrie to justice. >> neil: they have gone through the laundrie famil

maureen o'connell joining us now. i'm jotting down notes.to keep track of the details and the changes in this story. brian, nowhere to be found but there's no search for him at this hour. this is a very confusing story. take us through the latest developments that we have today and where this goes next. >> there's so many moving parts, this case will go down in the analogs as one of the most confusing ever. the attorney for brian laundrie will hold a press conference tomorrow. with regard to the fbi in the house, they're looking for anyway that's the laundrie parents communicated with their son. there's three things that had to take place. that is communication, brian needed money and he needed cover. looks as if his parents gave him all three things about without giving any of those things to the benefit of gabby. shocking. >> sandra: we saw the tow truck come in, they pulled up, removed the mustang that brian was last seen i to the carlton reserve. what will they do with that mustang and could this lead to answers to brian's whereabouts? >

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crow, he was really helpful to me he showed me how to learn from my mistakes and miss o'connell, too.i used to be on top of the tables, i used the walk in the classroom without permission >> not you >> he helped me turn my consequences around. >> even consequences from those mistakes are different that means no detention and instead restorative justice. >> we're teaching kids to process their actions. for instance, if a child does something that is mean to another child, give that child the table to express how that made them feel it's not only about teaching the kids about alternative ways they can make those choices, but it's also giving them that learning tool to be an advocate for themselves >> locket says this model works especially well for diverse students and there's proof. >> we have proven in our data that students in the lowest level of performance and income in our city have thrived in this model. they want to be heard and seen just like we do. we're going to make sure that these kids socially and emotionally are connected because ultimately, if they're not doing well soci

o'connell has been there and we will support everything we can to help you achieve your mission. thank you for your service. >> ms. plor ski, you're recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. o'donnell, i'm concerned about iconsistent conflicting outcomes that architectural firms face in relation to their r & d -- give the irs more money to conduct audits we need to know that the audits like the ones facing small businesses claiming the r&d credit are fair. general language used in some irs denials indicate companies that provide, quote/unquote, services don't qualify for the business component of the r&d credits four-part test which seems incorrect based on historical application of the credit. furthermore, there are examples where the irs large business and international division approved the credit as part of an audit while similar claims under audit in the small business self-employed division are being denied. so are you familiar with this issue with the r&d credits' long-standing applicability to the research activities of architectural and engineering firms? i also unders