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i said on national tv to a doctor wearing ppe and giving me a covid nasal swab, you make that gown look good. i was joking. obviously, otherwise i would not have said it on national tv. but she found it this respectful. i take full responsibility for my actions. i have been too familiar with people. my sense of humor can be insensitive and offputting. i do hug and kiss people casually. women and men. i have done it all my life. it is who i have been since i can remember. in my mind, i have never crossed the line with anyone. i did not realize the extent to which the line has been redrawn. host: michael, i want you to react to that part of his statement. guest: yeah, well, it is defensive and it is not very credible, and it is kind of nonsense. if you read about what these 11 women say he did, it is pretty different than a friendly hug. we all know what a friendly hug is. a man can give a woman of his acquaintance a friendly hug. maybe a friendly peck on the cheek, depending on what the nature of their relationship is. everybody knows what a friendly hug is, but you read about what these

opportunity to air img academy which has elite level prospects, bishop saw an opportunity to be on national tvyou thought that then maybe something is wrong with you and you got img academy on the end who are looking at this. why would you want to play it on national tv and put your kids and endanger those other kids, your opponent? >> you're the sports business reporter money. by the way, the -- >> i do have to ask -- >> they're going to play a couple of days -- i just found out in my voice in my ear, sandy, that the coach got fired. so there's enough of a program where somebody could fire the coach. jabari, you will learn more and take a road trip to columbus and figure it out. jabari, thank you very much. >> cool, brian. >> what a bizarre story. it's crazy. >>> up next, so long animal house and hello penthouse. lots of college kids are living the high life off campus we'll talk more about it and show you some of these digs that will probably make you jealous and how you can also profit from it while sitting on your couch while is covid-19 still going to impact the rising seniors in the clas

i said on national tv to a doctor wearing ppe and giving me a covid nasal swab, you make that gown look good. i was joking. obviously, otherwise, i would have have said it on national tv. but she found it disrespectful. i take full responsibility for my actions. i have been too familiar with people. my sense of humor can be insensitive and off put ting. i do hug and kiss people casually. women and men. i have done it all my life. it's who i have been since i can remember. in my mind, i have never crossed the line with anyone. but i didn't realize the, extt to which the line has been redrawn. there are generational and cultural shifts that i just didn't fully appreciate. and i should have. no excuses. the report did bring to light a matter i was not aware of. that i would like to address. a female trooper relayed a concern she found disturbing, and so do i. please let me provide some context. the governor's trooper detail had about 65 troopers on it. but only 6 women and 9 black troop rs. i'm very proud of the diversity of my administration. it's more diverse than my administration in hi

i said on national tv to a doctor wearing ppe and giving me a covid nasal swab, you make that gown lookt he held on this long. like all that groping must have built up his grip strength. he reminded me of a contestant on those touch the car contests, the last person out of 20 or 30 last touching a brand-new car wins it. he just assumed he was going to out left all the other bozos. it worked so far for his brother, but he was wrong. turns out he touched too many cars, if by cars human women. the lesson here, sexual harassment is bad. in fact, these days, it's worse than contribute into the deaths of thousands of elderly in nursing homes, especially if a few other democratic governors have the same policy, but what a difference a year makes, says the media. remember it's not us, you put on the pedestal. we all know he was a great, we didn't build him up so he could tumble. that's on cnn, the view, and late-night tv shows who created a myth out of the monster. they try to make a beast look good, like a sports coat they put on frankenstein's monster. except instead of bigfoot, the monster h

i said on national tv to a doctor wearing ppe and giving me a covid nasal swab "you make that gown look good." i was joking, otherwise i wouldn't have said it on national tv, but she found it disrespectful. i take full responsibility for my actions. i have been too familiar with people. my sense of humor can be insensitive and off putting. i do hug and kiss people casually. women and men. i have done it all my life. it's who i've been since i can remember. in my mind, i've never crossed the line with anyone, but i didn't realize the extent to which the line has been re-drawn. there are generational and cultural shifts that i just didn't fully appreciate, and i should have. no excuses. the report did bring to light a matter that i was not aware of, and that i would like to address. a female trooper relayed a concern that she found disturbing, and so do i. please let me provide some context. the governor's trooper detail had about 65 troopers on it, but of the 65 only six women and nine black troopers. i'm very proud of the diversity of my administration. it's more diverse than any admini

i said on national tv to a doctor wearing ppe and giving me a covid nasal swab, you make that down look joking. otherwise i would've not set it on national tv. she found it disrespectful. i take full responsibility for my actions. i have been too familiar with people. my sense of humor can be insensitive and awkward. i do hug and kiss people casually. women and men. i have done it all my life. it is who i have been since i can remember. in my mind, i have never crossed the line with anyone. i did not realize the extent to which the line has been redrawn. there are generational and cultural shifts that i just did not fully appreciate. i should have. no excuses. the report did bring to light a matter i was not aware of and i would like to address. a female trooper related concerns she found disturbing, and so do i. please help me provide some context. the governors trooper detail had about 65 troopers on it. of the 65 only six women and nine black troopers. i'm very proud of the diversity of mine ministration. it is more diverse than any administration in history. i am proud of the fact t

i said on national tv to a doctor wearing ppe and giving me a covid nasal swab you make that gown look good. i was joking. obviously otherwise i wouldn't have said it on national tv. but she found it disrespectful. i take full responsibility for my actions. i have been too familiar with people. my sense of humor can be insensitive and off putting. i do hug and kiss people casually. women and men. i have done it all my life. it is who i've been since i can remember. in my mind, i've never crossed the line with anyone. but i didn't realize the extent to which the line has been redrawn. there are generational and cultural shifts that i just didn't fully appreciate. and i should have. no excuses. the report did bring to light a matter that i was not aware of and that i would like to address. a female trooper related concern she found disturbing and so do i. please let me provide some context. the governor's trooper detail had about 65 troopers on it. but of the 65, only six women and nine black troopers. i'm very proud of the diversity of my administration. it is more diverse than any admi

tte: prime minister went on national tv on thursday to urge people, if they are asked to evacuate, tominded them when there was a cyclone that hit greece into thousand 20, there was compensation if your home or crops were destroyed, 5000 euros per business and house, but people are reluctant to leave evia, in the west they are reluctant to live, because there is a lack of resources stop they want to save their homes. �* , , ., homes. and the premise that reference _ homes. and the premise that reference climate _ homes. and the premise that reference climate change? i homes. and the premise that| reference climate change? he said reference climate change? he: said climate change is a reality in the country now. of course, climate change increases the risk of hot dry weather and by increasing the temperature and frequency of drought, it can cause more wildfires. some would say he is shifting the blame, local politicians were denouncing him for a lack of resources, but he is insisting the predominant is too great an action is needed on climate change to stop these wildfires of the futur

i've been on national tv four times now in three days talking about this stuff. ader mccarthy is on tv every day talking about what is going on, speaker pelosi's agenda, bernie sanders's agenda. even joe biden's chief of staff says they are trying to pass the most progressive agenda in the history of our country. fact is republicans have been out there talking about this. the voters gave the democrats a 3-seat majority in the house and a 50-50 split in the senate. they elected joe biden as president. there are consequences to elections. yesterday, we saw this record intervene and ruled one of joe biden's policies on the border unconstitutional. we have the courts as a check and balance. we still have the filibuster but have lost one or 2 -- but if we lost one or two more seats in the senate, we would lose that as well. i am willing to reach across the middle and find areas we can agree on, but we are doing everything we can. it is wrong for certain elements of our party to be blaming the party when it is joe biden, speaker pelosi, chuck schumer, bernie sanders doi

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when you're playing the blame game on national tv and you responsible for the largest fighting force on god's green earth and failed to commander-in-chief he didn't feel you you failed him, you failed to prepare the requirements necessary to remove americans, jake sullivan said they are basically sending text messages to the 10,000 americans in country asking them to come to us. that's not what america does. america gets our citizens come our fighting forces, we go rescue our own. we don't ask them to come to us in a foreign land. laura: what was donald trump's plan to secure our military vehicles and weaponry american taxpayers paid for if indeed turns out the afghan military might not be ready to fight? what could have been done? >> donald trump set our personnel and equipment and machinery and weaponry had to come back because leaving the would be a national security disaster and the department of defense takes on transport operations, we literally fly in thousands of airplanes the size of four greyhound buses to remove those equipment and we had a plan to do that and we will not d

. >> in ohio, teenagers talents and creativity can be seen on national tv on nfl game day. yeah.year-old artists is designing cleats for star on the cleveland browns reporter jennifer jordan shows us. he is prime. >> standing and clapping for one of the biggest clients at his short yet. budding career nfl defensive lineman myles garrett. >> joy oakleaf getting the athletes attention while working a freelance photography gig at a p league basketball game in cleveland. >> and myles garrett's brother happened to be there. jeremy. so i got to talking with him and he liked my work. so he gave me a trial run and i made each of them a pair of shoes. love that. and that's how we ended up here. doing miles cleat the 19 year-old working inside his home art studio in beach city, ohio. >> creating the airbrush designed for garrett's custom cleats expected to be worn during a browns pre season game in the upcoming weeks joy's artistic talents a family affair. they came for my mom's side. >> she actually runs her own business and she designs most the labels and everything there. so they really

and all by going back and forth from them, and i'm more even like an addresses on national tv when you're in the overall office and you're reading right into the prompt here. i mean you don't appear reading at all. well, you know you can see dimly that little lens image right the glass right so you try you do kind of with peripheral vision. you try to keep your eyes much as possible on that spot. on the telepromptu while you're reading words. i hope we're rolling. and mine, it's just fine with me. the only thing i object to as you go boat off that light you can take them out of hollywood, right but definitely better. so actually i think it would come up underneath this way. okay, like i get perfectly, what did that what did you say gobo off that light mr. president? what did you say gopro off that level what's that name? well, that's well it like now that when there's lighting a scene and then they only want let's say say that right there. they only want the top half of it right i think in there then they have on the same kind of racks like that. they have big black bars and every bars an

. >> going back and forth from them and -- >> it addresses on national tv when you are in the oval office and reading from the prompter. it does not appear to be reading it off. >> well, you know, you could see dimly that the lance image through the glass so you try -- you do sort of with peripheral vision try to keep your eyes as much as possible on that spot. on the teleprompter while you are reading away. >> just a way you have me? [laughs] >> [laughs] it's just fine with me. you can take them out of hollywood, right? why did you say gobo off the light? did you say gobo off that light? what does that mean? >> when you're lighting a scene and they only want let's say that right there, they only want the top half of its and they have on the same kind of wrapped like that, they have big black bars. then they run one of those off and they say gobo off. they have lights in hollywood that are called the broad's. you should see the visitors when someone yells out hey go up a broad. >> sounds like a key thing they do in hollywood. i did an interview with jimmy stewart for the archives in the k

. >> -- going back and forth from them and it's -- >> but i meant even more like in addresses on national tvn you are in the oval office and reading right into the prompter. i mean, you don't appear to be reading at all. >> well, you know, you can see dimly that little lens image through the glass. >> right. right. >> so you try -- you do kind of with peripheral vision, you try to keep your eyes as much as possible on that spot on the teleprompter while you're reading the words. >> is this the way you have it? >> i hope we're rolling. >> how do you want to do this? >> that's just fine with me. >> the only thing i object to is you go off that light. >> you can take them out of hollywood, right, but -- >> what did you say, go bo off that light. >> gobo. >> what's that mean? >> when they're lighting a scene and then they only want, let's say -- say that light there, they only want the top half of it. >> right. >> in there, then they have on the same kind of racks like that they have big black bars and then they run one of those up and they will say gobo off -- and they have lights in hollywood

stayed at the hotel julian while we've been here and i've said that i would say on national tv that i on my way out the door to get in the car today, so i'm sorry. >> john: you did? >> joe: yeah. >> john: but you apologized. >> joe: i did! i felt terrible. that bounces in, and a full count. back in dubuque, about, what, 25, 30 minutes away from here by car -- so sorry! i ou. 3-2 pitch, nobody on here in the eighth. fouled back by voit, good rip. stanton grounded out, now a 3-3-2 pitch on its way and voit takes a one-out walk. for the fine folks of iowa, here are some fun facts for you. fun fact for you, the largest corn producer in america, iowa. only state that starts with two vowels, iowa! hogs out number human population, iowa! and notable celebrities born in iowa, herbert hoover, john wayne, johnny carson, that midwestern charm he always had, kurt warner, ashton kutcher, and joe burrow coming back from a torn acl right now with the cincinnati bengals. >> john: you know what i also learned when you ask questions? not all the corn is edible. i mean, it's edible, but it's not used --

and here is a prime example of failure in leadership, when you're playing the blame game on national tv you are responsible for the fighting force on gods green earth and you feel the commander in chief, he did not fail you, you failed him, because he failed to prepare the logistical requirements necessary to remove americans and american citizens securely. you said this, and this is the thing i will say tonight, he said they are sending out text messages to the 10,000 americans and asking them to come to us. no, that's not what america does. are they going to war zones and get our citizens. they sent out armored personnel carriers and fighting forces and we go rescue our own. we do not text them and ask them to come to us in a foreign land. that is just obnoxious leadership. >> laura: kash, what was president trump's plan to secure all of the military vehicles and weaponry that we -- american taxpayers paid for and gave to the afghan military if indeed it turns out the afghan military as suspected might not be ready for the fight? what could have been done? >> great question, and presi

. >> officially we have pitched that just now on national tv. let's do it. >> to the world. >> have a great weekend. thank you. all right. cheers. all right. good evening. we begin the reid out with a hearer story. today issed from the 13th. most of us old enough to remember, that conjures up members of jason vorhees and his murdering rampages near crystal lake. so spooky. 2021 the nightmare has been replaced by another horrifying reality, the modern republican party. for many hardcore trump followers and the orange emporor with no clothes himself. this day of friday the 13th is the day of his return to power. the military, which is secretly in power will hand over the white house to the bloated -- according to one report trump is telling people he would be reinstated as president. that explains why the hashtag trump is a laughing stock trended. it was cooked up and pushed by right wing heretics. >> the morning of august 13th, it will be the talk of the world. hurry up. let's get the election pulled down and right the right. >> august 13th, dona

but you go on national tv laying out the panic about an outdoor motorcycle rally in south dakota. okay, dr. fauci. i gave you the benefit of the doubt for a long time. you're turning out to be political, dishonest, unethical and a democratic hack. now he's obviously is not follow the science. he's using that as a shield. but only whenever he faces legitimate criticism. you criticize me, you criticize science, he said. for example, look at face masks. remember dr. fauci? march of last year. face masks don't work. they might stop a drop. but that's it. they don't work. he held every position possible, every opinion possible. according to the great dr. fauci, he can't be criticized. he is the science. pretty arrogant. he went from no mask, they don't work to one mask works. maybe we should wear two. then mask while you're jogging. then no masks outside to mask for the unvaccinated -- it'ser vaxed or maxed and it's vax, mask and mask. keep up? i can't. now back to masks indoors, vaccinated or not vaccinated that make sense? no. it shouldn't either. he also wants children to be masked

. >> officially we have pitched that just now on national tv.l right. good evening. we begin the reid out with a hearer story. today issed from the 13th. most of us old enough to remember, that conjures up members of jason vorhees and his murdering rampages near crystal lake.

middle of the pandemic with a high rate of covid positivity on our southern border, but you go on national tv laying out all the panic about ten outdoor motorcycle rally in south dakota? okay, dr. fauci. i gave you the benefit of the doubt for a long time. you are turning out to be political, dishonest, frankly just a democratic hack. obviously he's not following thy signs. instead he is using that as a shield, but only whenever he faces legitimate criticism. criticize me, your consulting science, he said. for example, look at face masks. remember the march of last year? face masks don't work. that might stop one itsy-bitsy drop, but they don't work. he held every single position possible, every opinion possible. but according to the great dr. fauci, he can't be criticized. he is the science! pretty arrogant. he went from no masks, they don't work, to one mask -- one mask works. maybe we should wear two masks. then mask while you are jogging, no mask outside, you are either vaccinated or masked. it is vaxxed and mask. does that make sense? it shouldn't either. he also wants children to be mas

i said on national tv to a doctor wearing ppe and giving me a covid nasal swab you make that gown lookd the line with anyone, but i didn't realize the extent to which the line has been redrawn. there are generational and cultural shifts that i just didn't fully appreciate, and i should have. no excuses. the report did bring to light a matter that i was not aware of and that i would like to address. a female trooper related a concern that she found disturbing, and so do i. please let me provide some context. the governor's trooper detail had about 65 tropers on it. of the 65 on the six women and nine black troopers. i'm very proud of the diverse t of my administration. i'm very proud of the fact that i have more women in senior positions than any governor before me. the lack of diversity on the state police detail was an ongoing disappointment for me. in many ways the governor's detail is the face of state government that people see when i attend an event. people see the detail that's with me. i was continuously trying to recruit more to diversify. on one occasion i met two female troop

. >> jessica: also crying on national tv. >> dana: there is a first time for everything.f people were evacuated in addition to the first responders who have suffered and they are still doing that. so we have to pay attention and thanks for bringing that that event to my attention. >> jessica: we can go together as a table. >> katie: get me a ticket. >> dana: remember when i was going to have that interview with tamira and nbc said actually now are not. well, tomorrow it's actually happening. will be on with us. from texas. and loves america and made that clear at the olympics. also event coming up with brian kilmeade laughter, life and yoi of liberty coming to you theater ashbury park. can you go to brian kilmeade.com. and we are going to have a great night that night. i have a by son falling asleep but i am not. going on the road in wyoming. i have talked so much and need to turn it over to greg now. >> will: buffalo buy son traffic jams. >> dana: your turn. >> greg: let's do one of these. ♪ animals are great. >> greg: that's what people need to here enough of these slee

. >> i have long dreamed to insult you on national tv. >> dreams do come true, ladies and gentlemen.ekend. tion for y. have a great weekend. true, ladi and gentlemen. have a great weekend. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. liz: good morning. a rally is set for today to keep san francisco's great highway car free. last week, the mayor and other city officials announced the great highway will partially reopen to vehicles during the week. it was limited to pedestrians and bicyclists during the pandemic. the city wants to allow cars monday through friday and banned them on weekends. rally organizers say great highway was used by over 20,000 people weekdays during the pandemic. this weekend brought a chance for athletes to compete in san francisco's first escape aquathlon. the escape from alcatraz triathlon hosted yesterday's event to mark the triathlon's 40th anniversary. the race was designed to get more athletes involved. the winners were matias alvare of san francisco and olivia dietzel of cuba city, wisconsin. today, nearly 2000 ath

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obviously otherwise i would not say it on national tv. my sense of humor can be insensitive and off-putting. in my mind, i never crossed the line with anyone. i didn't realized the extent to which the line has been redrawn. there are generational and cultural shifts that i just didn't fully appreciate. >> that's his account of course it differs from what was in the report because there were many women who were talking about allegations of other types of conduct including unwanted physical conduct. cuomo's accusers are speaking out and view this as a step towards accountability. the albany police have a probe on the governor's conduct. there is a big distinction here. if he were to be impeached and convicted which many new yorkers said it was likely and why he resigned today that he'll be barred from holding state's office again. the new york's lieutenant governor will be the first woman governor ever. she will be governor in two weeks. i am joined by columnist michelle goldberg. michelle, walk us through the significance of this developme

. >> how do you go on national tv like that? the media correspondent said they're covering it.e 9:00 hour which is the highest rated hour. they would not touch the andrew cuomo story once. last year, he was you allowed to interview his brother 11 times and never bring up the nursing home scandal which weren't even interviews, it was pr at that point. he said this is a crazy set of circumstances that cnn created. carley: how do you feel about stephen colbert having brian seltzer on at all? do you think there is a lot of interest in what he has to say about the topic, enough to garner a late show experience. >> i guess britney spears isn't available. these shows used to have celebrities on. ashley: you have to feel bad for the studio audience. >> you would think, who is this person, he's trying to sell a book that not many people are buying. that's what late night has become. it's no longer about escapeism. i go to late night to not see and hear people from cnn and then i have to see people from cnn. it's an interesting situation. for the media correspondent, he's embarrassing hi

going back to whether he should have been vaccinated on national tv, given the track record of other networks, not fox, i doubt if they would have carried it. we had a four-house white house summit all meant to propose vaccination. get the only network that carried it? fox. i appreciate that. lost opportunity. i hold the biden administration partially to blame for that. >> if they carried it, would they have said negative comments? the answer is yes. lastly, the military. mandating vaccines for the military. a former doctor said the following. as an emergency medicine physician and former flight surgeon for a marine heavy helicopter squadron, i can attest that covid-19 has the potential to take fully trained unit from mission ready to nondeployable status in a matter of days. as a matter of readiness, do you approve of mandating vaccines for the military? >> two questions here. number 1, i want to urge all of the military to be vaccinated. again, i think the lack of vaccination is a failure of the biden administration's communication and leadership. no, i do not support mandating a v

. >> lawrence: if they can, did care they would apologize on national tv for saying in the middle ofan't trust the vaccine because trump and his doctors made it up. so, again, undo your wrongs first before you dry shoot shots at the other side. clay, thank you so much. jason, thank you so much. >> appreciate you having me. >> lawrence: you bet. once again our so-called health experts are misleading the american public. last night national institute of health director dr. francis collins went on the record claiming vaccinated immunity is better than natural immunity. does he have the science? >> there was a study published by cdc just 10 days ago in kentucky and they looked specifically at people who had had natural infection and people who have been vaccinated and then ended up getting infected again. so what was the protection level? it was more than two fold better. than the people who had the vaccine protection than people who had the natural infection. that is very clear in that kentucky study. >> lawrence: fox news medical contributor dr. marty makary says that's not the case. c

. >> alex dietrich: i never wanted to be on national tv. no oense. >> whitaker: winthis? aft, because i was on the clock, and so i feel a responsibility to-- to share what i can. and it is unclassified. >> whitaker: it was november 2004, and the u.s.s. "nimitz" carrier strike group was training about 100 miles southwest of san diego. for a week, the advanced new radar on a nearby ship, the u.s.s. "princeton," had detected what operators called "multiple anomalous aerial vehicles" over the horizon, descending 80,000 feet in less than a second. on november 14, fravor and dietrich, each with a weapons systems officer in the backseat, were diverted to investigate. they found an area of roiling whitewater the size of a 737 in an otherwise calm, blue sea. >> david fravor: so, as we're looking at this, her back-seater says, "hey, skipper, do you..." and about that got out, i said, "dude, do you-- do you see that thing down there?" and we saw this little white tic-tac-looking object, and it's just kind of moving above the whitewater area. >> whitaker: as dietrich circled above, fr

when he's on national tv in a press conference, whether it's fox, cnn, whatever, he is lying when heay when he doesn't think anyone is recording him, he told the truth. he hasn't -- he was the deputy secretary in 2014 and 2015. we had a border surge. he knows what causes them and he knows how to stop them. we had a thousand entrantses a day and it was a crisis. today we have 7,000 a day and he ignores it. so it proves he's been lying to the american people, our bordere have a crisis. let me say this, the border is not secure when you have that many in one month. it's not secure when you have an ascent to know that we have more than 92,000 over doses. it's not secure when you have thousands of covid cases across the board on purpose. the border is not secure when you have over 300,000 got-oles, who don't get arrested. how many of them have covid or carrying sentinel, how many of them are terrorists? on the terror watch list, how many did they rest? how many of those came to the country to do us harm? i have a really bad feeling that someday we are going to find out. >> martha: tom hom

>> so, brian, i don't want to disagree with you publicly on national tv here >> do it >> i think the way i would say it is that powell is still more focused on employment. this has been true of thumb him -- this has made him the most employment-focused chairman that i remember and i've covered a bunch of them. i think he is my fourth over about 20 years here. he changed the fed as long-run statement to make it more oriented towards employment. so i would say, brian, he is still focused on that. and that's what he did today, if you think about what jason was saying we thought it was a great analysis he tiptoed through the taper minefield in the speech saysing the fed is on strack track to taper this year but not revealing when. >> mind you the substantial further progress test ha has been met for inflation there has also been clear progress toward maximum employment at the fomc's recent july meeting i was of the view as were most participants that if the economy evolved broadly as anticipated it could be appropriate to start reducing the pace of asset purchases this year >> let's put o

bucks are in on march 12 so ways before that happens, you'll be seeing a lot of the warriors on national tvmes the season. all of a sudden, there's no beating the san jose quakes and soccer they now have themselves a 10 match unbeaten streak. of course, lots of ties in there, but they'll mix in a victory or two as they did under basically a full moon tonight down in los angeles against the galaxy, the kelly classico 52nd minute beautiful cross from loose piano have a consists too. jeremy abu, boxy header and it's one nil san jose onto the 71st minute. it's tied now. 11 look at the angle for the quakes have ear show feasts. lopez to one final. that's the game winning goal, man! how he got that one squeezed in there. i'll never know and quakes as you look at the replay, definitely in the mix or the post season and playoff spot would be nice for them, considering they got off to a really shaky start we got friday night videos still getting a kick out of this back by popular demand. did you see this earlier? this is i don't even know how to describe this. a couple of guys come into a gym almost

>> well, look, he didn't go on national tv like he's done many times and say the border's closed andorder's secure and closed, but you can't go eye to eye with border patrol agents who are dealing with this every day. obviously, he didn't know he was being recorded -- jackie: exactly. >> but here's the bottom line. 300,000 gotaways since joe biden became president. that's not a secure border. fentanyl being, fentanyl's coming across that border, over 92,000 opioid deaths, overdoses. that's not a secure border x. they release almost 200,000 people into this country that came across that border illegally. that is not a secure border. they've knowingly released thousands of covid cases, and on top of that, how many of the 300,000 had covid? this border is vulnerable. not only the southern border, they have moved hundreds of northern border agents down to the southern border not to to hold the line, not to do the national security function on the border, but to help process illegal aliens so the administration can release them even quicker x they want to know why more people are coming.

i'm sure that a taliban kill you because you're a journalist, you're a woman and you're working on national tvding the alarm weeks ago, top state department officials including secretary of state antony blinken warned by kabul embassy staff in july about the likely and impending collapse of the city soon after the planned august 31st deadline for withdrawing troops. president biden earlier today defending his decision i saying that he received a range of advice. listen to this. >> i got all kinds of cables, all kinds of advice. as you notice, it ranged from this group saying that -- they didn't say it would fall when it did fall, but saying that it would fall the others saying it it wouldn't happen for a long time and they'd be able to sustain themself through the end of the year. i made the decision. the buck stops with me. i took the consensus opinion. the consensus opinion was that, in fact, it would not to occur if it to occurred until later in the year. >> reporter: joining me now is john hannah if, former vice president cheney's national security adviser and a jewish institute for nation

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matter of fact, i had an interview on national tv about three or four months ago when i was leading therepublicans, and the commentator said, well, i'll believe bipartisanship or infrastructure when pigs fly. so watch out -- [laughter] they are flying. so we are debating historic bipartisan infrastructure bill. the infrastructure investment and jobs act is the product of countless hours, as the chairman said is, late nights and more than a couple tough conversations. and i want to include not just our staff, but a lot of staff throughout the senate whether it's the finance committee, appr to ops committee, commerce committee, epw committee, energy committee, all-encompassing. a lot of our staff's been working through the weekends sleeplessly. we've debated the definition of infrastructure. we actually talked about that in the white house the day we went the see the president and what that scope should look like and the price tag and that very important how to pay for it. i think that nobody probably of the hundred of us thinks this bill is absolutely perfect. it never would be. and ther

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i said on national tv to a doctor wearing ppe and giving me a covid nasal swab, you make that gown look was joking. obviously, otherwise i would not have said it on national tv. but she found it this respectful. i take full responsibility for my actions. i have been too familiar with people. my sense of humor can be insensitive and offputting. i do hug and kiss people casually. women and men. i have done it all my life. it is who i have been since i can remember. in my mind, i have never crossed the line with anyone. i did not realize the extent to which the line has been redrawn. host: michael, i want you to react to that part of his statement. guest: yeah, well, it is defensive and it is not very credible, and it is kind of nonsense. if you read about what these 11 women say he did, it is pretty different than a friendly hug. we all know what a friendly hug is. a man can give a woman of his acquaintance a friendly hug. maybe a friendly peck on the cheek, depending on what the nature of their relationship is. everybody knows what a friendly hug is, but you read about what these 11 wome

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that's been covered live on national national tv by tv networks. he says a state of aggression has been imposed upon us. and he also added about the taliban . people said how about his changed? i agree, but not the good way. they have become more cruel. he says we have chosen off the tell about me to choose that as so lots of comments by the i've got a president. but where is the plan of action was the detail of the plan of action. and i've been told by senior members of the international community that it is time for i should have gone to unveil a plan, a detailed plan, and also to communicate it to the afghan people. because this is not all about what happens on the ground. it's also about perceptions and the african people. many, i've spoken to a very fearful about the continuing violence and the possibility even in campbell, that the violence could be coming to them. the president simply saying that with a 6 month security plan, things will get better. but of course, 6 month is a pretty long horizon and things that moving very fast indeed, chan

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one females convict 20 ah either you watching on tv? national great to have you with us. okay, let's begin with some breaking news for you. this sound survive as of thursday, suicide bomber tank campbell airport. i've exclusively told all crew and i've got the stuff that the number of those killed was shot by us troops who opened fire in the aftermath of the explosion. micah with them well managed to escape, but we saw that they were shooting people in the stomach and in the had from all sides. non just into the air. mostly americans were shooting shut down, there was a crowd, every one tried to flee, and apparently the american store that there were terrorist and mano who could still make an explosion. so they opened fire closure and skilled few again because it happened in the side where the americans were. so people died in the crowd with the shooting from different sites. but we've had different perspectives these, these people, some of them are still in shock. some of them can't hear properly because of the blood because of the shooting, but putting all these perspec

am i wrong >> so, i will stay away because we're on national tv, from talking about a specific deal. n one sentence what we can do operationally is as follows we will turn or seek to turn revenue multiples, based on accelerating the growth, improving marges significantly and using the balance sheet capacity to make out on acquisitions we make our returns based on a level of freeft cash flow. frorls >> so, you trade on exit you assume is going to be fairly high what gives you the confidence right now snm we can point to a period like this sometimes years later and say wow things got really out of hand what gives you the sense they're not out of hand right now? >> oh, these companies this is the best time to be an enterprise software. about ten years ago, it became clear the world was going to cloud computing. with that trend wee've been on the budge lts have opened up because if you can procure them through the cloud, you don't need your internal infrastructure, it opens the companies up at the same time they target very large markets through the pandemic in the past couple of years, i