missouri governor mike parson. he is no stranger to the pardon power. that mister strickland was innocent, governor parsons has issued three rounds of pardon. he has pardoned 66 people. he has commuted the sentences of two others. kevin strickland, however, never made the cut. when asked about mister strickland's case back in june, governor parsons and mr. strickland's case was not a priority, and that he shouldn't be able to quote, jump in front of the line. should be able to front and -- jump in front of the. line that's missouri number one. and missouri number to reward this kind of behavior. this is mark and patricia mccloskey, they became famous in june of last year by pointing guns at black lives matter protesters on the front of their st. louis mansion. they spoke at the republican campaign and then they commended -- they were guilty of second degree assault. mark mccloskey said from the courthouse steps that he would quote, do it again if faced with the same circumstances. here's the thing, yesterday, missouri governor mark parson pardon both ma

governor parsons saying strickland can't jump the queue, but this other couple gets a pardon?t of all, thanks so much for having me. what i think about this, frankly disgusting. we have been discussing kevin strickland's case for some time, prosecutor's offense and eyewitness and victim have recanted, the prosecutors saying he needs to be release, is innocent. then the governor said it's not priority and few minutes later pardons the mccloskeys, that we know jumped the line. pure politics and nothing new from the governor of our state. >> what are those of us outside missing here? this many people say he didn't commit the crime and he's been in jail 40 years, what is the governor's patience he needs to slow down and not rush this thing? >> only thing i can say is politics. we have contested senate race in missouri. senator roy blunt is not seeking re-election, so former disgraced governor, attorney general running and mark mccloskey running. governor parsons jumping in and doing this, disregarding innocent man in prison and another high profile case in lamar johnson as well, i

strickland's case back in june, governor parson said mr.case is not a priority and he shouldn't be able to, quote, jump in front of the line. shouldn't be able to jump in front of the line. that's missouri number one. missouri number two rewards this kind of behavior. mark and patricia mccloskey who got famous pointing guns at black lives matter protesters in front of their mansion. though actions led to an invite to speak at the republican national convention and then to a u.s. senate campaign for mark mccloskey. earlier this summer the couple pleaded guilty to multiple misdemeanor charges incluing harassment and fourth-degree assault. far from showing remorse, mark mccloskey pledged from the white house steps he would, quote, do it again, if faced with the same circumstances. yesterday, missouri governor mike parson pardoned mark and patricia mccloskey, neither facing jail time. they got to jump to the front of the line, but kevin strickland, jailed for 40 years for a crime he and the state says he didn't commit. think about that for a se

governor parson saying strickland can't jump the queue, but this other couple gets a pardon? >> first of all, thanks so much for having me. what i think about this, frankly disgusting. we have been discussing kevin strickland's case for some time, prosecutor's offense and eyewitness and victim have recanted, the prosecutors saying he needs to be released, he's innocent, and the governor says it's not a priority, and a few minutes later he pardons the mccloskeys that we know jumped the line. pure politics and nothing new from the governor of our state. >> what are those of us outside missing here? this many people say he didn't commit the crime and he's been in jail 40 years, what is the governor's patience he needs to slow down and not rush this

. ♪ ♪ >>> family, i want to introduce you to missouri governor mike parson.ettable and mediocre republican governor who originally lucked in to his job after the former guy quit amid sexual misconduct allegations. parson, a trump lackey and covid enabler currently has tremendous power to pardon whoever he wants. according to the kansas city star. he has been issuing pardons on a monthly bases to clear a backlog of cases that accumulated from previous administrations. now, let me introduce you to kevin strickland. a 62-year-old man who has spent the majority of his life, 40 years behind bars for a crime he did not commit. his conviction was built on the testimony of the one witness who later recanted and the men who were involved in the murder said he was not involved and named an alternative suspect. the prosecutor declared publically that strickland was innocent and deserves to be exonerated. now, most of you at home think i'm about to tell you that governor par son pardoned kevin strickland. nope. why? parson told reporters that strickland's circumstances d

>> governor parsons promised to pardon us. quirk about missouri lie is he cannot pardon us unless we get convicted of something so that led to the acceptance by us of the misdemeanors. once that was done and once that was done with the special session, to do his job as governor, i knew he would pardon us and he did. in southwestern missouri, 350 people in missouri when the word came down, it was a great day for us. >> you are running for senate. how has your platform been shaped by the events of the past year? >> what happened on june 20 eighth and the first assault on our house when corey bush and gaining, it made my wife and i realized the countries in a serious state, the marxist and leftists in this country are getting close to ending our system of government. a fourth of july warning, but our lives on hold, do everything we can to save this country, and we went to work for the trump campaign and after the election didn't turn out the way we like we continue to talk about our god-given rights and personal freedoms and eros

i don't, but in the morning 9 in this town, in seattle with the parson found new, you can call me at your dial men and i need to get away with the the evidence. guidance is what you know, that it must be when i'm here to see to the list. i don't know what her mother is. um yeah, we will need to get okay. got it. can you get this? we can go back and ask her, but i'm actually a lot and i yankee woman on them is that a little boy by leading him? i don't use confidence for me in looking up the reports. you won't be there before i put in law where i can use all the the me the, the the the the ah, the the the, the oh, the ticket in for me that you know? yes. for the game i'm going to do is just go morning guardian. have you in dublin docket for monday? the 15th this sounds good to know who would call me back? yeah, no. we will let him know to finish and get stuck on and not the one that will be going on a little after 6. let me look a little quicker that i can click on them. i don't see the sample been handled in a couple of medical and also not the test sheet. the woman that i have it cou

so i don't, but in the morning 9 in this town, in the parson, found lucca can call me at your dial a minute. if you get away with them, i gave you one moment. let me see if it comes up on mr. williams here to see what they want me to get. okay. can you give me a call back love and i yankee woman on the on the for the on the which will i will get us on bird little boy by little them. i don't use confidence for me. i'm looking at the reports, you won't be there before i put in like if there are some, you know, where i don't know where to go. so with the the, the the the, the, the, the, the ah, [000:00:00;00] the the the, the oh, the ticket in for me that you know the yes. for the game i'm going to do is just go morning guardian. have you in dublin docket for monday? the 15th this sounds good to know what's going on with that. yeah, no, we will not be allowed to finish and get stuck on and not the one that will be going on a little it's explaining to me the little quicker than i can think of them. i seen the simpler things handle in a couple and then medical and also start on the test s

i don't, but in the morning 9 in this town, in the parson cell, new, you can call me, you'll have to dial a minute. if you get away with them, i guess you know what you normally do. and then if it comes on the phone, i want to know when i'm here to see the list. i can see um yeah, we want me to get okay, got it. can you actually get he can go back and log. and i yankee woman on the, on the phone for a little boy by leading him over to me and looking up a little put you on hold, but the people for the month and i'm waiting for that. i just don't know where i don't know where to go. so with the the, the, the the, the the, the the ah, the, the, the the, the the ticket in for me if you know the long the game i'm only going to thank have you in dublin docket for monday, the 15th this sounds good to know what's going on with that. yeah, we will finish and get stuck on i'm not the one that will be going on the little calendar. it's explaining to me the little quicker that i can think of gotten going on them. i don't know. i seen a simple handle in a couple and then medical and also i will s

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and the mac parson found that his son in session with a few in san said brian 20th marbella. she should enter out receivable cra when a truck down and what you want, you know, i don't want to know she, you know, the, i think i was home, but hope she is the one i'm trying to manage it. lisa, she learned that she tried to call an ambulance, then she called her friends and asked them to pick her up. i can't remember any of that, but she does remember what was happening at the hospital and no one in the mean this but then i mean this, but then i have to pay look at the to our community value narr, nearly ilo, issue his smith mac as it was on because she takes what ought to be just now. calamity smith seen him. cosette in bad health and i was very me with nash the shooting a thin family a can kill no mac. so a lot of them. ah, so look at how many how many i don't we get regular the get the hello me full. i just a taxi driver which is his only source of income. both his home and car was severely damaged in the blast in general. and i meant to have to do the by the, i mean obviously

louis post dispatch" said missouri governor mike parson pardoned the calm that pointed guns at socialustice protesters as they marched past their home last year. mark and patricia mccloskey were seen holding an ar-15-style rifle and semiautomatic pistol as demonstrators walked by on the way to protest at the mayor's house nearby. the couple pleaded guilty in june to misdemeanor charges. they were supposed to pay a fine without facing jail time. >>> and "usa today" says flight attendants taped a passenger to his seat after he allegedly groped and punched crew members. the 22-year-old ohio man was restrained during a frontier airlines flight saturday from philadelphia to miami. he's accused of groping two female flight attendants and punching a male attendant. he was arrested by police in miami and charged with three counts of misdemeanor battery. frontier says it placed the flight attendants on paid leave pending an investigation. >>> well, still ahead, experiencing the ikea store at home. the popular furniture chain is offering a candle that smells like its signature dish. darrell's f

. >> the restaurant association says businesses will be required to check that may parsons idm vaccineard matched to let them inside and if customers refuse -- >> they are welcome to leave or you can put them outside. >> the compliance team will help with educating businesses but enforcement will fall on business owners and that is what danielle is worried about. >> we have enough issues going on as it is now. >> abc seven news. dan: there are some exemptions to the new mande and they include people picking up to go food orders and children under the age of 12 who are not yet eligible for the vaccine. san francisco's health order extends vaccination requirements for certain health care providers who were not included in the state's witness. the city will require workers at adult day centers, residential care facilities, dental offices, home health aides, and pharmacists to be fully vaccinated by october. chase officials will comply with the requirement for the next event on september 15. many entertainment venues required proof of vaccination but also accepted in a negative covid test

. >> the restaurant association says businesses will be required to check that may parsons idm vaccineard matched to let them inside and if customers refuse -- >> they are welcome to leave or you can put them outside. >> the compliance team will help with educating businesses but enforcement will fall on business owners and that is what danielle is worried about. >> we have enough issues going on as it is now. >> abc seven news. dan: there are some exemptions to the new mande and they include people picking up to go food orders and children under the age of 12 who are not yet eligible for the vaccine. san francisco's health order extends vaccination requirements for certain health care providers who were not included in the state's witness. the city will require workers at adult day centers, residential care facilities, dental offices, home health aides, andarcis bfy vaccinated by october. chase officials will comply with the requirement for the next event on september 15. many entertainment venues required proof of vaccination but also accepted in a negative covid test instead. that w

the failed parsons queen, and another who led a plot to blow up another who led a plot to blow up planeshat he wanted to kill the queen, become a suicide bomber and join isis. a pledge of allegiance to the leader of the islamic state group was found in his cell. a senior counterterrorism officer wrote to the prison governor asking if he could delay release but he could not so once released he was followed everywhere by arm surveillance officers and they watched as he bought aluminium foil, parcel tape and drinks bottles, items then you could be used to make a fake suicide beltjust like the one he was wearing on the day of the attack. the jury said an opportunity to prevent the attack was missed that night as he could have been recalled to prison because its risks to the public had changed. on the day of the attack he was being tracked through south london by a nine man team of armed surveillance officers. when he went into the store on the high road and officer was only a few metres behind. he stole a knife and ran out of the shop stabbing but not killing two people as he ran along. chas

nothing but that he was innocent. parson, which is very disappointing. alleged bab and the others set near to the cap on that particular day that within bite into the cap, had no weapons. it was my answer, rection and i did get from narrative be in push to make trucks of august boundaries . i talked to you as a american lead concerned about the flight of the country, always wanted to communism and so forth. if killing was killing by a black man, i can tell you they want all relief number. he was a black man. i look better. social media post and he will be alone, black life matter. carson and he handed out by white people period. this young lady was trying to get through when which you could easily apprehend him in law enforcement of what they chose not today. it shows that you want to insure the young lady, so i have absolutely. we need an independent investigation outside of the just because we are not going to get justice from the just bit from the bindings, political prison, jesse department, nor where we get it from the capital. internal police, are they pushing in narrative? that

how do you think governor parson would respond to that?w governor parson would respond to that. those folks would be arrested, tried, convicted, and would still currently be in jail. this is par for the course for this former slave state that also happens to be my home state. this is the same state that has refused mask mandates and lockdowns, and is one of the leading causes for the spread of this second wave of covid-19. this is also the same state where the attorney general picks fights with our beloved mayor in my hometown of st. louis, all because she actually wants to protect people from getting sick. it's the place where white male chauvonism runs completely unchecked. even the prosecutors say mr. strictland should be released because he's innocent. we used to say this about elections, but i think it goes for this, so goes missouri, so goes the nation. this country and certainly the state of missouri will stop at nothing to secure what it thinks belongs to them. that's the land, that's all of the property. and that's black labor and

s. government has withdrawn its parson out from cobble. we will continue to assist us citizens and their families in afghanistan from doha, qatar, and white as course when that kimberly hall kits joins is now from washington. d. c . kimberly, i appreciate is very, very early in the morning where you are, but this is certainly been a dramatic turn of events. what do you think is likely to be the reaction when americans wake up to discover that that 20 year mission enough ganna sun has ended overnight? well, many americans were watching it as it was unfolding in the late hours of the evening . so some are already aware and others are going to wake up to the news regardless of when they find out the majority of americans are. 2 a bit confused about what the 20 years was all about. they're confused for so many reasons. number one, they didn't like the images that they saw, the television screens and on their smartphones in recent weeks, not only americans dead, but the fact that the taliban, the some of the latest pictures projected was wearin

move fled the scene that was followed further. distressing images of the explosions show an injured parson along on the ground among the debris brushing throat. he have opened a criminal pro but looking into a number of possible explanations with no rush and singled out. so far. all he's done, of course, has been following the tragic events off tomorrow. as you can see behind me, whatever was left of the blast has already been cleaned up, traffic is already moving normally on the street again. you can also see behind me a bench where there are some flowers, this is the bus station right next to where the explosion take took place. people put flowers there overnight in memory of those who died in this tragic event. now, as for what caused this explosion, the investigative committee is looking at several different theories. so the main version it's looking at is that either the diesel boss was filled with the wrong fuel or a gas cylinder had exploded on board. there were other people that were saying that the driver per potentially was being met negligence and that it was his fault. while th

governor mike parsons said they, quote, had every right to protect their property.under fire for dropping felony cases at a rate that doubles, the highest average was in5% c 1red to 34% of felony cases this year. >> is symbolic battle, between the traditional establishment and liberal wing of the party. the republican primary in ohio's fifteenth congressional districts. a new york times book review getting a lot of attention for referring to usama bin laden as a family man. jillian: the american gold medalist who not only made history but made her country proud. carley shimkus with response the patriotic celebration. ♪♪ todd: mass shootings in chicago outpacing the last 5 years as new analysis shows 212 mass shootings in 6 years resulting in 126 deaths, 1032 injuries and just two convictions. raymond lopez, i didn't think the situation could be anymore infuriating but then i saw that number. can you explain how there have only been two convictions in that entire time? >> just when you think the news about chicago's approach to crime-fighting can't get worse we sink

making plans if they can to, to try and leave the country over the past few days, people in rural parson programs as those who couldn't be or this, this situation they used to come to college, but now they, well, they done that until that my spring carnival to those who can do those who have the means they, they, they are traveling to outside that those that have the means they're trying to obtain a visa any can be. and just because i was kind of some, for the time being by those who, who do not have those means they stay what they can do. what's hit like in kabul with many people having fled violence outside of the capitol in the provinces. now flooding into combo, we've been seeing these images of parks overcrowded with people there sleeping out in the open. there isn't enough food. i mean, many of these, many of these problems i've got install was, was suffering from before this wave of fighting. but obviously it's been exacerbated now. so what, what is the situation with the, what is the humanitarian situation, particularly with those displaced people? well, maria, this is a humanita

ahmed hassan, the failed parsons green bomber.o led a plot to blow up planes with liquid explosives. the prison�*s intelligence system recorded that amman, known as faraz, wanted to kill the queen, become a suicide bomber, and join isis. a pledge of allegiance to the leader of the islamic state group was found in his prison cell. a senior counterterrorism officer wrote to the prison governor asking if he could delay amman�*s release, but he couldn't. so, once released he was followed everywhere by armed surveillance officers. they watched as he bought aluminium foil, parcel tape, and drinks bottles, items they knew could be used to make a fake suicide belt. just like the one he was wearing on the day of the attack. the jury said an opportunity to prevent the attack was missed that night as he could have been recalled to prison because his risk to the public had changed. 0n the day of the attack, amman was being tracked through south london by a nine man team of armed surveillance officers. when he went into the low price store her

more radical, mixing with hashem abedi, the manchester bomber�*s brother, ahmed hassan, the failed parsonsber, and abdulla ahmed ali, who led a plot to blow up planes with liquid explosives. the prisons intelligence system recorded that amman, known as faraz, wanted "to kill the queen, become a suicide bomber and join isis." a pledge of allegiance to the leader of the islamic state group was found in his cell. a senior counterterrorism officer wrote to the prison governor, asking if he could delay amman�*s release, but he couldn't. so, once released, he was followed everywhere by armed surveillance officers. they watched as he bought aluminium foil, parcel tape and drinks bottles, items they knew could be used to make a fake suicide belt. just like the one he was wearing on the day of the attack. the jury said an opportunity to prevent the attack was missed that night, as he could have been recalled to prison because his risk to the public had changed. 0n the day of the attack, amman was being tracked through south london by a nine man team of armed surveillance officers. when he went into

the international paralympic comittee president andrew parsons admits preparations haven't been easy.ult, but we believe working together with health experts, the ioc and the japanese government and the organising committee, we came up with a very good set of countermeasures which prove to be efficient during the olympics, some were encouraged by that, but still something we have only seen in practice and we need to make sure that the things that are working are in place and at the same time we can still have the same atmosphere in the games. even without spectators. the team for the solheim cup has been announced, and there are three english players selected for europe's defence of the title against the united states next month. georgia hall and charley hull made the team automatically, while mel reid is one of six picks from captain catriona matthew. georgia hall makes the team after finishing second in the women's open, and will be making her third appearance in the competition. charley hull meanwhile will be playing the event for the fifth time. but it's especially significant for

radical — mixing with hashem abedi, the brother of the manchester bomber, ahmed hassan, the failed parsons abdulla ahmed ali, the leader of a plot to blow up planes with liquid explosives. the prison�*s mercury intelligence system recorded that amman, also known as faraz, wanted to kill the queen, become a suicide bomber and join isis. a pledge of allegiance to the leader of the islamic state group was found in his cell. a senior counterterrorism officer, detective chief superintendent alexis boon, wrote to the prison governor asking if there was a way of delaying amman�*s release. but there wasn't, so the decision was made to follow him with armed surveillance officers wherever he went. they watched as he bought aluminium foil, parcel tape and drinks bottles in poundland. they knew these could be used to make a fake suicide belt, but felt they didn't have enough to arrest him or recall him to prison. and so it was that on the 2nd of february last year, ten days after his release, amman was being followed through south london by a nine man team of armed surveillance officers. when he went

games are taking place a year late, and a little earlier my colleaguejoanna gosling spoke to andrew parsonst�*s been extremely challenging, the last 18 months have been really tough on the organisers, and the international olympic committee, but mainly on the athletes trying to prepare for these games in an environment of uncertainty and not knowing if these games were going to take place or not. but we are here, first day of competition, so far we are very happy where we are. and what�*s it like hosting the games in a city in a state of emergency? of course, due to the state of emergency, we don�*t have spectators. we know that the situation outside of the paralympics specific bubble, it is really serious here injapan, and in tokyo the number of cases is rising, here injapan. but we have our playbooks, our guidelines and restrictions in place to make sure that we do not represent the threat to the japanese population, as well as we can protect our athletes and officials. there�*s been one covid case in an athlete in the village. there have been other covid cases with people linked to the g

. >> sheldon played so wonderfully by jim parsons, injected this humanant into him. >> you care a lot trying to do thing days, trying to figure out electrons when traveling through a graphine sheet. >> these characters want to be included. and then there's the very beautiful penny who lives across the hall from sheldon and leonard. >> welcome to the building. >> oh, thank you. maybe we can have coffee some time. >> great. >> great. >> great. [ laughter ] >> she's funny, but they show her as having a fraction of their iq. >> cal tech department of applied physics. you may be familiar with some of my work. it's currently orbiting jupiter's largest moon taking high-resolution digital photographs. >> penny. i work at the cheesecake factory. >> but then they bring in bernadette and amy. >> hello. >> she eventually became sheldon's love interest, and of course that opened up a whole other pandora's box. may i ask you a question before i give it to you? [ laughter ] >> of course. >> why are we saying give it to you like that? >> at the beginning, sheldon is an outcast and intellectual, a gee

some devout christians, beginning with the celebrated 19th-century biographer, parson mason weems, have found ways to mold franklin into a faithful believer. weems opined that, quote, franklin's extraordinary benevolence and useful life were -- even unconsciously from the gospel. and there's something to this notion of christianity's unconscious effect on franklin. but weems had to employ indirection here because of franklin's repeated insistence that he doubted key points of christian doctrine. other christian writers could not overlook those skeptical statements. the english baptist minister, john foster, wrote in 1818 that love of the useful was the cornerstone of franklin's thought. and that franklin, quote, substantially rejected christianity. one of the most influential interpretations of franklin's religion appeared in max vaber's classic study the protestant ethic and the spirit of capitalism 1905. for vaber, franklin was a near-perfect example of how protestantism fostered modern capitalism. franklin's the way to wealth, 1758, which distilled his best thoughts on frugality and

. >> sheldon is played so well by parsons. >> sheldon, what the hell are you doing? mass when traveling through a gravelling sheet. >> with marbles? >> these characters want to be included and there is the beautiful penny who lives across the hall from sheldon and leonard. >> oh, welcome to the building. >> oh, maybe we can have coffee sometimes. >> oh, great. >> great. >> she's funny but they show her as having a fraction of their iq. >> cal tech department, you are maybe familiar with some of my work. it is orbiting -- taking high resolution photographs but then they bring in bernadette and amy and suddenly there is a bunch of women and the show felt more balance. >> i am amy and you are cooper. >> she became sheldon's love interest and that opens up a whole pandora's box. >> may i ask you a question before i give it to you? >> of course. >> why are we saying give it to you like that? >> the beginning of sheldon is outcast and intellectual and by the end, he found his soul mate and he found friends and he won a nobel prize. i have been tolerated not only by my wife

missouri governor mike parson has pardoned the couple who became infamous for pointing guns at act vivists mansion. this likely won't be the last we see of them. mike mccloskey running in a crowded republican primary. john mccain's widow was there to hear her husband 's successor invoke his legacy. >> it's what inspires me serving in this senate seat. it's his example of bipartisanship that continues to demand more of us. >> new reporting this hour shows an inside the justice department effort to carry out former president trump's election gambit. jeffrey circulated a draft letter. new e-mails show the then acting attorney general jeffrey rosen just flat out refused to sign off on that request. appreciate your time today. ana cabrera picks up our coverage right now. ♪ >>> hello and thanks for being with me. how soon until a covid-19 vaccine gets full approval, not just emergency use authorization but full approval? we've been asking that question for weeks and today we have more of an idea. according to the "new york times" the fda is aiming to fully approve pfizer's covid-19 vaccine by ea

and jerry parson suspects, he broke rib and punctured along. but this is clearly going bad jerry paris praying. please let this guy live he's thinking back to kennedy, you know, not another one. we can't lose another one. this is crazy. you know and they they throw the ivs they're following all the proper protocols, which really had only really come into existence in the last 10 years. you know, reagan really is lucky because not only did the secret service ramp up their training and save his life, but at the same time this hospital, well not this one, but that hospital only became a certified level one trauma center two years before reagan shot and even years before that emergency medicine was the backwater of the medical establishment and then only just begun to realize how to treat people who are victims of trauma and saved them and they they come to realize. was that you have to treat first and diagnose later. don't worry about diagnosing, you know, don't try to fix stuff wonder what's broken. no, you stabilize and get the blood pressure up

. >> shannon: missouri republican governor mike parson is pardoning a st. protesters who march past their home last summer. both pleaded guilty to misdemeanor pluralists feeling threatened by some of the things the demonstrators set ended and they said they were trespassing on a private street. now pardoned. night court to connecticut where a college professor is taking a student to the court and it all stems from the break. like many teachers, charlie mcavoy had to advocate teaching and testing, failed for mailing his final exam too late. after you explain to his the portman heads, but got a c- and moran claimed that it was biased. events are not only suing the student but the school as well claiming she has been defamed. attorney ethan bearman and criminal defense attorney brian claypool. the teacher sent out envelopes with the test that had a prepaid envelope to track and send it back and somehow the student didn't comply with that part of it. you know the rest of the story. exhibit a, this is a complaint. in the plaintiff's instructions for taking in na

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. ♪ ♪ >> sean: missouri governor mike parsons who made a promise on this program that he would pardond patricia mccloskey in their high-profile gun waving case last summer, he followed through on that promise. that occurred after blm protesters broke through a private gate, marched to their neighborhood. congresswoman cori bush did not take the news of the pardon particularly well. oh, well, too bad. >> they stood there. they pointed their guns totally reckless to a group of nonviolent protesters walking down the street that had no clue that they live there, didn't care that they lived there, didn't know them, didn't want to know them. didn't want to know them. mark mccloskey is an absolute liar. he has spat on my name. and because of that, his day will come. you will not be successful in all that you're trying to do. >> sean: mark mccloskey joins us now. i've give credit to the governor for keeping his word. he said he would do it. congresswoman cori bush is saying that they were nonviolent. correct me if i'm wrong, they broke down the gate. didn't they make specific threats to human

you have ron de santis who you pointed to, and governor parsons in missouri who is doing everybody possible to undermine public health, undermining the science. it is a dangerous situation in which to live. i live 25 miles from the missouri/kansas border. lots of communities in the area. what we have is lots of virus traveling back and forth across those communities and people who are trying to follow the rules in kansas, but continue to watch the virus ricochet around in missouri. so it's very dangerous. we have never seen -- reverend sharpton, we have never seen public health become a political wedge issue. we've never seen in our lifetimes, anybody like donald trump who took a public health crisis and tried to make it into a political battle. unfortunately, that continues on. and as people try to curry his favor looking at the 2022 elections, they are putting their constituents at risk. and they are putting a lot of other people at risk. this is not like you just make a decision for yourself. you are implicating all of those children who cannot be vaccinated. you are in touch with people

so, there are other people, governor parsons that you should be looking at. sitting for such a long time, sitting, do something. actually show up and be the governor of all the people of missouri. not just those that follow your type of politics that actually hurt black people, that actually hurt brown people, that actually hurt people who are our lgbtq communities that actually hurt people who are of the muslim faith, people who are struggling in this country and people that are burdened differently than you. stand up and be the governor of everybody. ridiculous. >> congresswoman, obviously look, you feel very strongly about this and we appreciate you talking to us this morning. i am curious to see if you do end speaking with the president any time soon. so please do keep us posted on that. >> absolutely. >> it's been great to see you this morning. thank you. >> thank you. >>> progressive democrats suffering a defeat in the house. we'll have the results of last night's special election in ohio. >>> flight attendants forced to take drastic action to restrain

our governor, mike parson, sitting on $250 million that are not getting to tenants who need it acrosse. our city, kansas city, has closed down the rental assistance applications, eve though they are sitting on the second round of the emergency rental assistance money from the federal government. and at this point, a lot of tenants are facing eviction before they have ever had a chance to access that funding to stay in their home. amy: but why can't you get that freedom? how can they not be giving it out? >> i wish i had the answers for you, amy. we have been askg everyone that will talk to us, but unrtunely, when policy is made in this way, when the federal government is handing money down to states and localities, that money becomes political really quickly. we saw that money get held up at the state lel, at the county level, and at the city level as people played political games with other people's lives. , unfortunately, now it is too little, too late, for a lot of the tenants most at risk, most urgency at risk. they will be displaced or have already been displaced before they can

>>> here with the rundown of your weekend watch list, jeremy parsons, he's the new york correspondentg here. we want to start, all we're asking for is a little respect and we hear that you have the inside scoop. >> that's right, absolutely right. "respect," jennifer hudson as aretha franklin. honestly what more needs to be said than that alone, she was born to play this role. wanted it for 15 years. she auditioned for "american idol" with an aretha song and on top of that, aretha franklin wanted jennifer hudson to play her. i recently asked j. hud what was the one thing aretha said you needed to get right with taking on this role and she said, aretha told her, don't forget, i am the queen of soul, and j. hud said, like, you don't have to tell me. i know you're the queen of soul. the best part though i believe is hearing jennifer hudson sing a lot in this movie. they really let it breathe and they let her do what she does best which is belt it out. i would be very surprise doesn nomination for this. it is out right now. check out "respect." you're going to love it. >>> jeremy, we are a

with the command and control and hispanic control of this incident specifically here on the eastern parson the fire in lake tahoe basin. this team will integrate with the current command structure and we'll be working together as one team and will not be. ah separated. will we? one team with one fight, so. we do have very active fire behavior. ah we have spotting and torching and very dry fuels under this drought conditions and we expect this firefight this active firefight to continue over the next couple of days under this current weather condition, and so as we go through the next two days, we'll have a better assessment of how it looks beyond that. currently though, we are actively in those areas and we continue to expect that to be through the rest of the night and tomorrow. thank you. good evening, sergeant erik blomberg. i'm the public information officer for the antarctic. a sheriff's office first. i want to give a couple thanks to a couple of some groups of people. firstly on behalf of the sheriff's office won't extend our gratitude to the entire cal fire team, as well as the unit

jillian: governor parson had the couple quote had every right to protect their property.bama's scaled back 60th birthday party. the daily mail reports party rental trucks have been spotted going in and out of his march that's vineyard estate. security is also reportedly heightened and the island. no fly zone for drones has been issued over the property. the party initially set for 500 guests now a smaller affair for just friends and family. that's a look at your headlines, brian, send it back to you. brian: that's a lot of acreage. thanks so much, jillian. we see it across the country. parent standing up against the indoctrination of their kids in schools. >> i want to know, are you teaching crt to our teachers? and, if not, why -- >> even more so white children are being told untruthfully that all the problems in this country are their fault. >> you are teaching children to hate others because of their skin color. >> i have to fight for my daughter's education. >> soviet communist and critical race theorist share common marxist roots. they all created a supposed group of

radical — mixing with hashem abedi, the brother of the manchester bomber, ahmed hassan, the failed parsonsa plot to blow up planes with liquid explosives. the prison�*s mercury intelligence system recorded that amman, also known as faraz, wanted to kill the queen, become a suicide bomber and join isis. a pledge of allegiance to the leader of the islamic state group was found in his cell. a senior counterterrorism officer, detective chief superintendent alexis boon, wrote to the prison governor asking if there was a way of delaying amman�*s release. but there wasn't, so the decision was made to follow him with armed surveillance officers wherever he went. they watched as he bought aluminium foil, parcel tape and drinks bottles in poundland. they knew these could be used to make a fake suicide belt, but felt they didn't have enough to arrest him or recall him to prison. and so it was that on the 2nd of february last year, ten days after his release, amman was being followed through south london by a nine—man team of armed surveillance officers. when he went into the low price store here on s

his time there became more radical, mixing with the brother of the manchester bomber, the failed parsonss he bought aluminium foil, parcel tape and drinks bottles in poundland. they knew these could be used to make a fake suicide belt but felt they didn't have enough to arrest him or recall him to prison, and so it was that on the 2nd of february last year, ten days after his release, amman was being followed through south london by a team of surveillance officers. in streatham high road, an officer whose identity is protected was only a few metres behind. amman still a knife and ran out of the shop. the officer gave chase. he stabbed two people as he ran along, thankfully both survived. then another officerjoined the pursuit. when amman turned on the officers, they feared for their lives. they said they had no choice but to shoot him. the jury concluded it was unlawful killing. daniel sandford, bbc news, streatham. and we will be live at the court for reaction to that when it comes through. firefighters battling france's worst wildfire of the summer fear changing winds over the weekend

respect to data any way to access currently existing or data that would save us the hassle of trying to parson and analyze it. the other thing i would notice is linked to them. small business section is currently under revision but you may have heard of harvard opportunity insight. they have detailed website that breaks things down by the county level. i am not entirely sure what all sources for the data are, but it does seem to be very interesting and very credible and perhaps there is a way to plug into that or make that data available. the third part really goes to do with third bit of feedback goes to do with the work the city does and something i think about when running my own business. if i am looking to collect data about something, i generally try to make it so it is in the person who i want the data from to make it in their interest to give me that data. to make it inherently attractive to tell me what i need to know whether it is an employee or customer. maybe i am making their life easier in some way, you know, we don't get into financial rewards because we are not that kind of bus

missouri governor mike parson making good on this promise, pardoning mark and patricia mcloss ki afterroperty. joining me now is mark mclosski. congratulations on the pardon. why was this important for you? >> well, it's nice to finally have all this behind us. i mean, obviously for 13 months we've been battling the george soros based prosecutor in the city of st. louis. it's nice to get it resolved. it's good because yesterday i filed a petition to try to goat our guns back. that's going to be the next fight. you know, it's nice to be able to move forward now although obviously i'm getting a little flack from cori bush but we can deal with that. maria: yeah, you're right. i mean, she is the -- cori bush, the representative from missouri says there was outrage following the governor's announcement of pardoning you. she says it's absolutely unbelievable that mark and patricia were pardoned. here's what she says. listen to this. >> they stood there, they pointed their guns totally reckless to a group of nonviolent protesters, mark mclosski is an absolute liar, he has spat on my name and