we love to highlight the stories and i'm a huge fan of publix, now even bigger.ard to believe, on a more serious note, that next month will be 20 years since the 9/11 attacks. frank lost his brother and now he is walking from washington, d.c., to p.a. to new york to honor his brother who is a firefighter. also the tunnels to towers foundation. going to take six weeks to make the walk, 16 miles a day. think about what's going through his mind as he makes that journey. think of the heart ache 20 years later. >> shannon: 20 years is gone in the blink of an eye. this organization does so much good in trying to help a lot of folks who served in the military and people been left behind. frank is using his team for a very positive thing. thank you for highlighting it. that's it for us from washington. see you tomorrow night. i'm shannon bream. on a spotty network this is what she heard... just wear something crazy, remember it's a costume party. a costume party!? yes! anybody want to split a turkey leg? ♪ rock the boat don't rock the boat, baby ♪ ♪ rock the boat don't t

more businesses are taking steps to protect customers and kroger, apple, publix are either requiringmasks in stores. walmart is doubling bonus paid to employees for getting the shot from $75 to $1n in the com theater owners say audience members will have to show proof they've been vaccinated for covid-19 and will have to wear masks. those rules are expected through october and could be extended beyond that. that's your cbs money watch report. for more head to cbsmoneywatch.com. at the new york stock exchange, i am elise preston. >>> to a test of endurance to honor first responders who died on 9/11. >> kenny choi shows us the unbelievably ambitious bike trip from the bay area to new york city. >> reporter: part one of a 40 day ride ahead of the 20th anniversary of 9/11. >> from the san francisco bay area all the way to the east coast. >> reporter: this was the easy part, jumping on the ferry with bicycles from san francisco to vallejo. >> brooklyn here we come. >> reporter: the next six weeks as they trek across country sometimes cycling more than 120 miles in a day all to honor those

she committed while in office, the biggest violation involves the scandal around disgraced former publix public works director mohamed new route he paid for some of their breeds car repairs back in 2019 and in 2018, the mayor asked then governor jerry brown. to release her brother from prison. her brother is serving a 44 year sentence for manslaughter and armed robbery. pearson there were mistakes made i take full responsibility for those mistakes, and i've learned a lot since, um, you know, becoming mayor and being in office and as i said in my statement, i made it clear that at no time have any of the things related to the stipulation had any impact on the decisions that i've made as mayor. mayor reed also failed to report money used to pay for her float at the pride parade was qualified as a campaign contribution. bart police taking part in national night out events by hosting events at seven stations this evening in castro valley, participants were treated to a petting zoo, music, food vendors and a backpack giveaway. national night out was started in 1984, and it's held on the first

when i go to the publix, i have to look into the eyes of children who are gold star children. this is deeply personal for me. i want to tell those veterans as has been echoed here before, your service was completely and incredibly valuable to this country. for 20 years, you protected our nation from a terrorist attack. that has value. and the friends that we lost, their sacrifice has value. if you're struggling, rebootrecovery.com. we've talked to many of you, but if you are having a hard time, rebootrecovery.com. i just want to make a point about this disconnect between the president and the truth. he's continually saying things that are completely different than what his own people say. for example, no one thought it was a bad idea to withdraw like this, as has already been mentioned, when we know that people in his senior staff have said we shouldn't withdraw. things like, the afghan people don't want to leave. yet, there were tens of thousands of applications already in process. and i think the thing that really angers me the most is that the afghan military did not want t

publix was offering vaccinations to seniors because we knew they were the most vulnerable.s variant making its way throughout the nation tackling those without previous infection which gives natural immunity and those that are on vaccinated or unmasked. of course it is natural to see that uptick where people go back to work and back to school so it is important if you're unvaccinated and not had previous infections to take precautions and protect yourself especially with any underlying medical diseases. it is the most dangerous variant in the past year and a half after taking care of thousands of patients. if you are vaccinated you don't have much to worry about. iso- 75 patients this weekend and then who are vaccinated had to go to the hospital nobody tested positives and we had a lot of swabs. jillian: we have talked on and off and you have been doing hard work that's why i trust what you say because you have been on the frontlines. a lot of people are fearing more lockdowns we see certain restrictions coming into play. do you think this will get worse before it gets bett

. >> working at publix, you can-- >> you know, and the thing is-- the sick thing is, i would be happydo it if i was being treated fairly, but you don't treat people fairly. you don't treat anybody fairly. >> it's very hard to have a conversation like this. i have spent an awful lot of time here, and you guys misrepresent me and my integrity. >> no, i'm--no, i'm calling you out on your integrity. >> i'm sorry. >> i'm calling you out on your integrity. it's crap. >> we are here doing orders with people, and you leave. we stay. you get to leave. >> hold on. hold on. i've been here till midnight with you. >> once or twice, but never on a regular basis. >> yes, christmas happens once a year, and i-- >> dane, slow down and think about what you're--i have to-- >> oh, my god, dane. >> i put my heart and soul into this business, just like you have for three years. >> just like i have? are you really gonna say that? no, no, no, no. i want to understand this. help me understand. you put your heart and soul into this business just the way i have. is that what you're saying? >> we're different peo

a death fear of needles in my arm, but i have been getting shots for 40 years, but i have been to publix and walgreens and they were fears -- refused to do them in the leg, but the moderna and covid websites -- i'm sorry, attorney -- modernity -- moderna and pfizer are allowed in the legs. it does say on both sites that a 5/8 since -- inch needle can be used, and the pharmacies are doing the shots and not doing those needles. it does say the pfizer and moderna website, if it hits the bone, it will not be absorbed into the bloodstream correctly and there may not be the response. host: a couple of specific questions about the vaccine. guest: again, it really emphasizes this point, the websites are great and they really increase -- especially if you are someone with special considerations, but if you do, then absolutely get in contact with the regular pediatrician or your regular physician. but getting in touch with them, we have also saw earlier that a lot of the doctors offices were able to get the access to the vaccine, but more of them have it as time goes on. actually in my practice he

all the good things in the world want to salute that i was in thomasville, georgia i was going to publixlling lemonade. we will come back afterwards. let's stop now. this girl was precious. she was reading a book about mozart my favorite. while waiting on customers. i could not love her more. beautiful. next generation kids working hard. loved it. >> jesse: i love a box guy. >> greg: sebastian bach. >> dagen: this is meant to be a feel good story. a musician from austin found out he had a brain tumor recently. when he went to have the tumor removed, there is a part of the procedure where they map the brain and he was -- they were performing surgery on him. they wanted to make sure that they did not damage the part of his brain. and that he could damage his musical ability. i just thought this was ut health sciences with memorial harmon, they did the surgery. >> jesse: impressive. >> elementary in atlanta, georgia started back last week. one teacher wanted her teachers to start with positive encouragement. so here is what she did. she had a mirror and folks talking about how how smart the

, it was called the fef case, i wrote a whole chapter, we can constructed this argument about the publixood of infrastructure. >> hr 40 is in front of congress dealing with preparations for the hundreds of slaves, overthink and think about that? >> i think you would think about it thoughtfully. it's a complex subject and i really think we need to address the inequities in all of our systems. education and healthcare and the fact that there's an environmental justice issue, a lot of toxic plants and refineries built in communities of color, there's a whole raft of things that i think lincoln would have fundamentally addressed because i spoke to his sense of fairness into the idea that equality is truly based on your ability to take advantage of an opportunity if somehow your held back for whatever reason, it should be addressed so i think he would have discussed it, talked to frederick douglass, washington and all the people talking about it today. i even think he would have taken a hard look at how do we do this? >> one specific question, how were the canals financed works also the railr

platform for staying and instead of going to the marriott you're going to an airbnb, robinhoods and publix will be the future >> disruptive technology i hear you saying there. when we put up a chart like that it says 53% today. what is the miranda warning you would attach to this stock >> it's definitely buyer beware. we thought it was a blip around amc and gamestop the volatility was there for so long i would not be putting my children's college tuition into robinhood. i think what you're able to say if you have something you can put aside, hey, i'm going to play this stock as an optionality that have limited down side but a lot of upside, whether it be volatility for the options or owning underlying stock, that might be something you do i wouldn't make this the core part of anyone's portfolio >> this stock just became public but it is a trading platform at its core quite a story with its most recent history and all of the redditers and the meme stock craze, but it is a trading stock. any ripple effect to platforms, the charles schwab companies of the world aor is this a case al by itself

. >> big surprise for a three -year-old with leukemia a huge fan of publix super markets got his own drives around in this car one —- in the store at his mom publish a story and associate gave him his burial little tykes car. they have a girlfriend me page by the way. we give him our very best wishes. it's great to see you. on this sunday coming up next a big sunday show right here on fox news channel. thank you for watching. >> hi everyone i am laura trump along with charlie and tyrus and welcome to the big sunday shell. here's what is on cap tonight. >> dozens of people shot in liberal ryan cities across the country will anything be done about the safety in dc? >> are more coronavirus lockdowns coming? should be believe them?

actually took blowback early on in the pandemic because he had set up a bunch of vaccination stations at publix, a very popular grocery store in my home state of florida. he focused heavily on seniors and got flack because originally the guidelines said, wait, you're not necessarily supposed to do it by age. you're supposed to look at all these categories. i push back on this idea, even with sarah huckabee sanders just a few weeks ago, she's running for the governor's race in arkansas, she puts on an op-ed saying please get this vaccine. i would push back on the idea theseroomen politicians have not been pushing the vaccine. >> i disagree, and i disagree for this reason. it me, it's a difference between being on the record and deciding it's something you want to say. we have seen republican politicians, phil scott in vermont, do the thing where they really go out day after day to make sure that their state is vaccinated. there are republican governors who have done that. i think mike dewine has done it to a certain extent, but i think the veto power of the heckler, the heckler's veto, jeff, tha

campbell, about 85% of the people who live at fort campbell are in my district republic when i go to publix look into the eyes of te children who are costar children. this is deeply personal for me. i want to tell those veterans, this has been echoed here before. your service was completely and incredibly valuable to this country. for 20 years, you protected our nation from a terrorist attack. that has value. and the friends that we lost, their sacrifice has value. if you are struggling to reboot recovery.com. we have talked to many of you. if you are having a hard time, rebootrecovery.com. i want to talk about this disconnect between the president and the truth. he is saying things that are completely different than what his own people say. for example, if no one thought it was a bad idea to it was brought like this. this has already been mentioned, when we know that people in his senior staff have said, we should not withdraw. things like the aeschines, the f can people don't -- they don't want to leave. yet the corporate tens of thousands of applications already in progress. i think the

there are a lot of emotionally damaged people in publix who have -- as shawn said, they know how to suckd kick down, theyon't have horizontal friendships. they're nely, get more pathetic and nedy and eventually treatveryone around them, men but especially women as objections who do not have feelings on the other side of the relationship, and that the a single sort of person, not all people but some to have the people that politics attracts. >> woodruff: we don't know how it's going to end. we think we know but we'll wait and see, but what a sad and terrible picture emerged this week. david brook jonathan capehart, thank you both. >> thank you. s, judy. >> woodrf: born and raised in jamaica, june grant knew that architecture was her calling from the age of five. today, she is the founder and design principal at blinklab!, an environmentally conscious and social justice-oriented design studio ioakland, california. tonight, she gives her "brief but spectacular" take on being an architect. it's part of our arts and culture series, "canvas." >> i am one of 467 licensed african american female

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we're navigating it well, i think, and we were ahead of much bigger companies including publix and othersjulio, real quick, what's the biggest challenge right now that you face? is it the worker shortage? is it the squeeze in terms of inflation that your costs on the producer level are likely higher? or is it the covid challenge? >> you know, i think you hit all three, right. i think it's all of the above. we remain undaunted and continuing to build restaurants. we're actually opening restaurants in places like our first company store in tampa and orlando and atlanta and nashville, in virginia. we have stores in new york. we want to combine both sides of the eastern coast and it's a challenge because we have -- we're using regional construction companies and that's a good thing because, for example, if a subcontractor gets covid, large companies have other teams they can throw at the construction site that we have and we've been able to still navigate it and we remain very focused on trying to hit the numbers that we said we would hit and a i think -- because we know that will provide the

you have publix works -- public work people on vaccinated. you have fire people unvaccinated.t is going to be a super-spreader event. unfortunately for us in the town of 5000 people, we have a city manager that is unable to manage and a mayor i do not even think knows how to read. i want to say that kate brown is going to put the mask mandate into effect friday, so even if you're outside you have to have a mask. host: look at nbc's reporting at what happened in south dakota. covid cases after the motorcycle rally happened there. a previous caller asked about the gala tea of reaction to the vaccine. here is from -- legality of reaction to the vaccine. here is from wusa 9. they say pharmaceutical companies are immune from legal challenges relating to side effects from the covid-19 vaccine. however, this is not total immunity. a company can be sued if they showed willful misconduct in production of the vaccine. brian and pennsylvania -- in pennsylvania, what do you think? caller: my comment goes to liability and risk of people who are not vaccinated and are contemplating getting

a death fear of needles in my arm, but i have been getting shots for 40 years, but i have been to publix and walgreens and they were fears -- refused to do them in the leg, but the moderna and covid websites -- i'm sorry, attorney -- modernity -- moderna and pfizer are allowed in the legs. it does say on both sites that a 5/8 since -- inch needle can be used, and the pharmacies are doing the shots and not doing those needles. it does say the pfizer and moderna website, if it hits the bone, it will not be absorbed into the bloodstream correctly and there may not be the response. host: a couple of specific questions about the vaccine. guest: again, it really emphasizes this point, the websites are great and they really increase -- especially if you are someone with special considerations, but if you do, then absolutely get in contact with the regular pediatrician or your regular physician. but getting in touch with them, we have also saw earlier that a lot of the doctors offices were able to get the access to the vaccine, but more of them have it as time goes on. actually in my practice he