and we remember colin rose who lost his life in 2016. and our community rose up to support his family. we honor his contribution. my friend, the owner of the marathon gas station used pennies on the dollars to raise $10,000 for this man's family and we are recognizing in the contributions by our law enforcement officers. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman

these -ilot on rose it's really important. these pilot events. _ on rose it's really important.portant. these pilot events, as has _ on rose it's really important. these pilot events, as hasjust _ on rose it's really important. these pilot events, as hasjust been - pilot events, as has just been discussed, ultimately we have to get back to normality with pilot events but in order to do that, what we need to do is collect as much data as possible from events with and without social distancing, with and without social distancing, with and without mass because hopefully longer term we might want to be back to large event without mask wearing. in order to do that, you're always taking somewhat of a risk because by setting up these events there is the potential you could get cost those of cases what doing it now while cases is relatively low is a good time to do it because it if you the capacity to really monitor what goes on, collate the data and give us as much evidence as you can to really analyse what risk associated with the events so hopefully we can get more of them up and run

the four acre garden features 1500 rose bushes, 250 variety of roses, along with great views of the san francisco bay and the golden gate bridge. there was a ribbon cutting ceremony that featured small rose bouquets. for mother's day today, the berkeley rose garden is located on euclid, right across. the street from coordinations park. coming up at 11 30 on sports wrap will take a closer look at the red hot starts of the giants and the a's and look back at the amazing celebration of willie mays. 90th birthday but first after the break zero emission, zero noise and hydrogen powered more on the futuristic ship that was docked futuristic ship that was docked at a san francisco pier. welcome to jack in the box. hey, jack, i heard your chicken- who told you that? it was jimmy wasn't it? no, i heard your chicken comes with classic and spicy in the same box, so i don't have to choose. ah yes. best of both worlds. my 50/50 popcorn chicken. only at jack in the box. when it comes to flooring, i'm hard to please. my 50/50 popcorn chicken. so, i go to floor & decor where they don't just know the di

it's a deep all red rose and quite beautiful, but we have the lincoln rose magnificent garden, so i do hope you come to see the gardens. we will go inside now because i know you're just very thrilled to see the birthplace of president nixon. person and nixon mentions in his audio that when he lived here. he would hear the train whistle all the time and he would dream of being a train engineer because of it. welcome to president nixon's birthplace. i hope you can smell history because when i tell my visitors that visit the library, please smell history because the majority of the furniture is in this house. clara nixon the sister-in-law of president nixon is still alive. she's 91 years old and i got to see her the other day and she's just sprite and a beautiful lady still at 91 and she shared with me the fact that i said to clara. how did you get to save all the furniture and she said to me darlene? i was just lucky and i and i she said that when president nixon's mother passed away just before he was elected. she put all the stuff in storage. and what does treasure we have today? it's

wellm _ you apologise in the rose garden? wellm as— you apologise in the rose garden?ng on my head, ishould have are multiple things going on my head, i should have done it at the time but ijust felt like i couldn't. forthe time but ijust felt like i couldn't. for the recent i've described, ifelt my couldn't. for the recent i've described, i felt my behaviour in leaving london at the time was perfectly reasonable and other people in the cabinet office and the prime minister and everyone agreed with me that it was respond for me to move my family out of durham, so i was caught in this terrible mistake, the truth is that, no, i wasn't sorry about moving them from london and didn't think it was a mistake, i thought it was the right thing to do, but the problem is we were trapped in a situation where i was only telling part of the story, so the whole thing was just a disaster. obviously, iam so the whole thing was just a disaster. obviously, i am extremely sorry about the whole thing, the way it worked out, because the reality is, i had all the security problems again afte

her girlfriends drink rose i don't drink rose why? her girlfriends drink it i don't think it's a drink for me kw you've changed that single handedly. >> that's our mission from day one to make it more inclusive. for us to launch the brand it was marketed towards women and females and we wanted to change the narrative and bring more people into the fold, not only just men but people of color. >> what will you do with the money? what is your plan here my take away this is a darn good idea that i think is going to have real lights. >> absolutely. the funds will be used primarily to build staff people help companies grow so we'll definitely expand our in house staff and additionally use the resources to expand with agricultural product like wine, you have to pay for these things ahead of time even though you may not have them physically so we'll use that to increase production. >> something else you do that i like and people here may change their minds to do a little sampling you donate a portion of the pro proceeds it isn't just buying a

. >> a valentine's day that started with roses and ended in a different shade of red. >> everything stopped. i was just in shock. >> we knew that there was somebody bad out there doing something. >> she was a wife, a mother, a missionary. >> to me, it sounds like a state. >> she probably was. >> but something had been happening behind closed doors. >> there is nothing more important to me than you and this relationship. >> was it love? >> this was his valentine's day present. >> or hate? >> one shot to the head.

rose west denied knowing _ in merry? disappearance? rose west denied knowing anything _ in merry?anything about any i denied knowing anything about any murders. and made one or two admissions later, but certainly not as to her involvement in murder. so, i did ask her about mary bastholm, and her comment was, that was before my time. i do wonder whether rose west might have met fred west at that time, it is a possibility. i'm certain that rose west knows a lot more about any of these atrocious acts. ., .,, ., acts. through those long conversations _ acts. through those long conversations you - acts. through those long conversations you had i acts. through those long l conversations you had with acts. through those long - conversations you had with her, acts. through those long _ conversations you had with her, did she ever tell you anything to make you think that there could be more victims out there that we still do not know about? trio. victims out there that we still do not know about?— victims out there that we still do - not know about?_ what not know about? no, she didn't. wh

once harvested, the rose is packed and placed in a cold stall. both the cold store and the official nights in use a lot of electricity. but the power supply isn't always reliable in kenya, and power called the frequent. so 4 years. grayson yet a loop for alternative renewable energy sources like solar power, were always very expensive. but last year, she got the solar system that offers up to 150 kilowatts of power financed with the help of a german status called eco legal. they came faster for to get us about their benefits, office and then on the along the way we, they also showed us that it was possible for us to, to start with their just a few steps and get to a place where we can be halfway $4.90, she now pays around 2400 years a month to the set up. it's a lot of money, but still around 30 percent less than she used to pay for electricity. after 9 years, the system will be paid off and you only need to finance the maintenance costs. eco legal serve the number of businesses in kenya, including another company called rift valley roses. the fi

once harvested, the rose is packed and placed in a cold stall. both the cold store and the official lights in use, a lot of electricity. but the power supply isn't always reliable in kenya and power called the frequent. so 4 years. grayson, yet you looked for alternative renewable energy sources like solar power, were always very expensive. but last year she got the solar system that offers up to 150 kilowatts of power financed with the help of the germans. that called eco legal. they came fossil for to indicate us about the benefits office and then on d along the way we, they also showed us that it was possible for us to start with their just a few steps and get to a place where we can be halfway $4.92 now pays around 2400 years a month to the set up. it's a lot of money, but still around 30 percent less than she used to pay for electricity. after 9 years, the system will be paid off and you only need to finance the maintenance cost. equally go said the number of businesses in kenya, including another company called rift valley roses. the firm a

weeks later, in the rose garden at downing street, he was forced to explain. worried that if my wife and i were both seriously ill, possibly hospitalised, there was nobody in london that we could reasonably ask to look after our child and expose themselves to covid. but today he revealed another version of events. my wife called saying, "there's a gang of people outside saying they're going to break into the house and kill everybody inside." so it was actually repeated security threats which prompted the move to durham. but when the story erupted, mr cummings decided not to mention that. now, at this point i madejust a terrible, terrible, terrible mistake, which i'm extremely sorry about. so i ended up giving the whole rose garden thing where what i said was true, but we left out a kind of crucial part of it all. and just the whole thing was a complete disaster, and the truth is, it undermined public confidence in the whole thing. the most bizarre part of mr cummings�*s original story was the now infamous drive to barnard castle to test his eyesight after bein

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once harvested, the rose is packed and placed in a cold stall. both the cold store and the official lights in use, a lot of electricity. but the power supply isn't always reliable in kenya and power called the frequent. so 4 years, grayson, yet a looked for alternative renewable energy sources like solar power, were always very expensive. but last year, she goes, the solar system that offers up to $150.00 kilowatts of power financed with the help of a german set up called eco legal. they came fossil for to get us about their benefits office. and then on d along the way we, they also showed us that it was possible for us to start with the just a few steps and to get to a place where we can be halfway for an id. she now pays around $2400.00 euros a month to the satellite. it's a lot of money, but it's been around 30 percent less than she used to pay for electricity. after 9 years, the system will be paid off and you only need to finance the maintenance cost. eco legal serves the number of businesses in kenya, including another company called rifts

there were some goods that bucked the trend however sales of fair trade roses mainly from east africa grew significantly in germany and during the crisis. you look towards are one in which very roses in germany is fair trade that's a major success of support for a. killer virginia and ethiopia fair trade premium meant that when the flour plantations had to close for the workers they were able to benefit from a short time warner scheme and those who feel the. talk about. that said the pandemic has had a major impact on local production between workers falling ill repeated lock downs and rising transport costs many small businesses in africa have been struggling to make ends meet those focusing on fair trade have been no exception. welcome back to that story in just a moment for now some of the other global business stories making news. sudan has secured a bridge loan from 3 european countries which will allow it to settle its debt for the african development bank it's sudan's latest step in settling $50000000000.00 of debt pray sudan's recent sweeping economic reforms. general motors h

the total nonfarm payroll employment rose by 266,000 in april, the unemployment rate rose slightly to 6.1%. notable job gains in the leisure and hospitality industries were partially offset by employment declines in temporary help services as well as among her years and messengers. >> white house press secretary jen psaki will briefed reporters today. she's expected to be joined by treasury secretary janet yellen to talk about the economy and other financial issues. that's now set for 12:30 p.m. eastern. we will be live from the brady briefing room when they begin here on c-span2. also watch live online at c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. >> it is also near the end of teacher appreciation week so i i thought we would ask you the questionon about that and also some testimony this week from the education secretary miguel cardona and wee will show you some of that in this first hour in addition ring from you and your thoughts on how your school system did during the pandemic come this is reporting a "politico" from thisng week. biden hits 100 100 the schol reopening g

there were some goods that bucked the trend however sales of fairtrade roses mainly from east africa grew significantly in germany during the crisis. year olds are one year or 3 roses bought in germany is fair trade that's a major success of support for the fall in particular virginia and ethiopia fairtrade premium meant that when the flour plantations have to close the workers were able to benefit from a short time mortal scheme and those who feel the. talk about also thought. that said the pandemic has had a major impact on local production between workers falling ill repeated lock downs and rising transport costs many small businesses in africa have been struggling to make ends meet those focusing on fair trade have been no exception. welcome back to that story in just a moment for now some of the other global business stories making news. sudan has secured a bridge loan from 3 european countries which will allow it to settle its debts with the african development bank it's sudan's latest step in settling $50000000000.00 of debt the bank praise sudan's recent sweeping economic ref

she is teaching us how to make an iced rose latte that uses real rose petals, so, vivian, good morningough it here. >> yes, okay, so first off we need our hottest press so. i hope you have that on hand and then we need one tablespoon of honey to sweeten things up. make sure your espresso is hot so everything is mixed in together and the secret ingredient is rose syrup. so we're just going to add a splash of that. mix it up. and we're going to set this thing is we need milk and a little plop of red food dye and this special hand frother, we'll froth this up to make it all nice and fluffy. >> i've never frothed before. wow. this is intense. >> it's fun, huh? it's really fun. so we'll set that aside. in a nice glass cup we'll fill in ice. i like a lot of ice in my coffee. not sure if you do. >> uh-huh. >> let's fill this up. and now we're just going to add our milk in. look at that fluff. and then now our espresso we'll plop this on. look at that color. i'm obsessed with this and the fun part is just garnish it off with some rose petals. >> all right. there we go. >> look at that. i'm obs

president biden late today in the rose garden -- >> it's a great milestone, a great day. it's been made possible by the extraordinary success we've had in vaccinating so many americans so quick. ror presi pointing to 250 million shots in 114 days. >> fully vaccinated people are at a very, very low risk of getting covid-19. therefore, if you have been fully vaccinated, you no longer need to wear a mask. >> reporter: biden then cauti cautioned this -- >> if you are getting a two-shot vaccine and you have not gotten your -- you only had your first shot, but not your second or you haven't waited the full two weeks after your second shot, you still need to wear a mask. >> reporter: it came just hours after the cdc director revealed new guidelines on masks in this country, under growing pressure to do so. >> we have all longed for this moment, when we can get back to some sense of normalcy. >> reporter: today dr. walensky said this new guidance is based on the science. >> more science that has emerged just in the last week. one is the effectiveness of the vaccines, in general,

the united states imposes fresh sanctions on bell rose after the 4th land. think of a passenger plane with a dissident on board. bella versus leader turns to russia for support in his confrontation with the west. alexandra, the shanker, says foreign governments are trying to stabilize his country also and to show france and germany pledge more than 500000000 euros to help african nations ramp up the vaccination in the fight against corona virus. ah, a marion evans dean, thanks for joining me. the united states says it'll reimpose sanctions on bell rose in response to last week's force land. think of a ryan air flight and the detention of an opposition blogger. the by an administration, is accusing minutes of using false pretenses to divert the plane. bella versus authoritarian liter, alexander lucas shanker says, it's all applaud invented by the west to destabilize his country. that's what he told russian president vladimir putin when the permit for talks on friday. the european union has already implemented sanctions in the wake of the incident. alexander l

cabernet or chardonnay. >> chardonnay. >> rose all day or rose no way. >> rose half the day. >> filmingfilming movies. >> writing books or songs. >> songs. >> connecticut or tennessee? >> i still love both, thank god. >> better costar, sharks or hoda . >> would have. but she also did emmy award on the door the star on the hollywood walk of fame. for emmys, thank you lord, and frank when he found out i was being nominated for that he sai aren't you on that already? >> what happened to that the way ? >> he should have been on that ten or 15 years ago. >> that's the world i live in. we been around we've survived the critics and you haven't bee scandalized so badly that peopl cancel you, i am just still her and they don't know what to do with me. >> kathy lee, i'm coming to nashville and i'm hanging out with you and were definitely having wine. to get the whole is moving here. you'll love the taxes. >> great to see you, thank you so much. >> god bless, thanks for having me. >> a lot more of my conversatio with kathy lee go to fox nation .com right now after the show and watch the full inter

his friend was a french nobleman by the name of rose fico leon court. yes and hell if you will relate to all of us, how did the king learn about the storming of the bastille and his reply as mr. short told me his friend related to him. of course my friend indeed as the story goes the king was out hunting as he often did instead of seeing to the affairs of state as special as part of as volatile as things were at that moment. well, miss your leon call one of his advisers. his ministers came to him with a very sour expression upon his face and the king looked at him saying say on the revolt, is it a revolt and he responded with no see on the rev. on no siah it is a revolution said on the 14th of july 17 and 89 the revolution had officially begun missile la marque the french people the french people knew what was occurring even if they were not certain of the facts. but was it not the royalty the nobility that had simply lost touch with their people. we're almost in a world of their own you referred to the late queen maria antoinette, you know, i have ofte

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a few hours later, he and the vice president came out to the rose garden. it was such a different scene. white house staff, no masks. most of the reporters there, they went no masks. the president, you heard from him. indeed, this was not chest thumping or a victory lap for him, it was for the american people. the vaccines deserve a lot of the credit, and the doctors and nurses and other health care officials who administer them. no doubt, the administration's programs to get these vaccines into arms deserve a lot of credit. biden said today they are not done. they need to reach 70% of the population to the vaccinated by july. delivery of distribution is enough, the level of cases low enough. this happened today, he was able to stand up today in the rose garden, the side of some of the president trump's times where he belittled the severity of the virus. ittled thepresident biden was ay this is a victory for the american people, and a turning point in the year long battle against the virus. >> it certainly feels like one. katie benner i have two topics for

will shelley be at the rose garden? [laughter] but i think we are likely to get the infrastructure bill and there is a lot of components to what that have been advanced by republicans are bipartisan split which makes it stronger. >> several questions from the audience go back to the same theme in your responses you set this up beautifully because people askqu questions about unity in the country being divided at biden man on a platformm stressing unity. and 100 days in where are we? and that comes from several different questions thinking about last eight speech with a joint session. president biden laid out a big agenda we heard senator scott's response. i am curious if we don't take the route of reconciliation , but we have a bill not only the majority but a super majority given the filibuster , how do we do it? if you listen to last night speech where do you see the opportunity to find legislation to get the kind of majority? give us the anatomy of the negotiation of the a legislative process how do you build unity a

weeks later, in the rose garden at downing street, he was forced to explain. i were both seriously ill, possibly hospitalised, there was nobody in london that we could reasonably ask to look after our child and expose themselves to covid. but today he revealed another version of events. my wife called saying, "there's a gang of people outside saying they're going to break into the house and kill everybody inside." so it was actually repeated security threats which prompted the move to durham. but when the story erupted, mr cummings decided not to mention that. now, at this point i madejust a terrible, terrible, terrible mistake, which i'm extremely sorry about. so i ended up giving the whole rose garden thing where what i said was true, but we left out a kind of crucial part of it all. and just the whole thing was a complete disaster, and the truth is, it undermined public confidence in the whole thing. the most bizarre part of mr cummings's original story was the now infamous drive to barnard castle to test his eyesight after being ill with covid. if i was go

setting up vibrant communities, over o 50 all black towns rose p in oklahoma. in fact, the was some dialogue in the early 1900s about possibly having oklahoma be atpo all black state even. these black communities were rising up around our state, looking for opportunities, freedom, a chance for a better life. 13 of those 50 towns still remain today's communities. many of the individuals in the count our friends and people that i know and senator inhofe and i have the honor of being able to represent in this great body. i think about doctor donny nero, donning-year-old senior i should say, is the president of the oakland african-american educators hall of fame. he helped found and pull all this together. he has an attitude and wonderful clearview oklahoma that he says one of the greatest motivational concepts accessible to mankind is recognition. he says recognition is about remembrance and acknowledgment. we're taking a moment as a senate today to be able to acknowledge, these 13 black towns that still remain in oklahoma and if youto look at se of history of p w

san jose close to 70 degrees and 64 for santa rose a. our 24 hour temperature change, we are looking at many locations, cooler compared to yesterday at this time. 16 degrees cooler in santa rosa. 10 degrees cool america fairfield. oakland, haywood, 6 degrees cooler for concord, 5 degrees cooler in san francisco. we are looking at that stronger sea breeze. on shore flow kicking in. that cooldown starts. as we look to the end of the week near normal daytime highs to around where we should be for this time of year after a hot start to the week. we will cool it down through the rest of the week in to the weekend and early next week. tracking the westerly winds for today. we will see the winds pick up more out of the west as we look to tomorrow and that's the reason why we will cool it down. now inland we are still looking at dry conditions with relative humidity values but will continue to increase a nextke adding to that humidity with higher humidity as we head through the rest of the week into next week with that stronger marine influence

setting up vibrant communities. 50 all black towns rose up in oklahoma. in fact, there was some dialogue in the early 1900s about possibly having oklahoma be an all-black state, even. these black communities were rising up around our state looking for opportunities, freedom, a chance for a better life. 13 of those 50 towns still remain today as communities. the people in these towns are friends and people i know and we have the honor of being able to represent in this great body. i think about this dr., he is the president of the educators hall of fame in oklahoma. he founded and help pull this together. he has an attitude and clearview oklahoma that he says one of the latest motivational concepts accessible to mankind is recognition. he says that recognition is about remembrance and acknowledgment. we are taking a moment as a senate today to acknowledge these 13 black towns that still remain in oklahoma and to be able to look at the history of what happened during that time. period. tallahassee was founded in 1883 and regarded as one of the oldest surviv

and how you rose to this moment and never underestimate the magnitude of that accomplishment. that there is joy and laughter. to be made of small moments and a hug when we needed the most. and then in some ways is falling behind. but eventually everyone has to walk to the fire. but there are times we need to do more. and then to free on - - the flames and stand on the other side. it would be heartbreaking and hopeful. and ready for whatever comes your way congratulations class of 2021.

i've always rose to the occasions when _ i've always rose to the occasions when asked.o i would not present— back into boxing, so i would not present the best version of myself? if you _ present the best version of myself? if you cannot get yourself up to be a world _ if you cannot get yourself up to be a world champion, you're probably in the wrong _ a world champion, you're probably in the wrong sport. and before we go, time to tell you about a special programme on the bbc news channel tonight looking at the tumultuous events surrounding the european super league — it's aptly called 3 days that shocked football. you can watch it from 8.30pm tonight. here's a taste. if this were to happen it has the potential to end the club game as we know it. it’s potential to end the club game as we know it. �* , ., ., know it. it's not right, what the 're know it. it's not right, what they're trying _ know it. it's not right, what they're trying to _ know it. it's not right, what they're trying to do. - know it. it's not right, what they're trying to do. it's - know it. it's not ri

turner and received a national charter and rose to be one of the largest and wealthiest, exclusively black communities. today bowlie still hosts the nation's oldest annual black rodeo. rintysville, owned by william rentie and phoebe mcintosh. john hope franklin, scholar of african american history, promoted dialogue that reshaped america's views on race relations, was born there in 1915. franklins later moved to tulsa where john hope franklin graduated from booker t. washington. he survived the 1921 tulsa race massacre and went on to become one of the most decorated historians. he inspired the john hope franklin center for reconciliation, reconciliation park in tulsa, and an elementary school in north tulsa. rintysville attracts all the blues artists and folks who come in. clear view, a town i've already mentioned, was founded along the tracks of the railroad, wildly known for its baseball team but is wildly known for the hall of fame for black educators. it is a place i would encourage people to stop in and to be able to see. it is an annual tradition where individuals from around t

i will be dressed is rose i can still fit into her housecoat. >> while, of course rose as you know playedhite, but she was not th shortest character as any true golden girls fan would know tha title goes to sophia at just 4'10" the same height as you, greg. so in this case, a rose by any other name would in fact be wrong. >> well aren't you special, steve. >> i am, special, great, unfortunately i'm out of time and thank you for being a friend . i will see you next week. >> that was steve phoenix. not bad. we'll be right back. >> before we go, let's do this. >> being as a liberty every now and then i get the days or rela and it's hard because i hate being recognized, but you wouldn't believe who i saw this morning. gordon ramsay was there getting a facial and a full-body rubdown . he was getting a deep tissue i see him all over my neighborhood , i did a little water therapy, but he really enjoyed getting his tail wax, which is i guess kind of an erotic thing for those brits. set your dvr's every night. liberty & levin." [♪♪♪] jesse: welcome to "watters' world." i'm jesse watters. we have p

what americans paid in april rose 4.2% from a year ago. that's the fastest inflation since the financial crisis. investors worried that these rising prices will force the federal reserve to raise interest rates to cool down a red hot economy. for consumers it means higher costs for everything from gas to car rentals to lodging, to airfares. the price of used car surged at a record rate, americans are buying up used cars as a computer chip shortage curbs new inventory. the stimulus fueled -- the stimulus fueled economy is rebounding and consumers are flush with cash, they are spending, but pent up demand is clark with pandemic supply chain bottlenecks including the suez canal traffic jam in march, still dealing with that and soaring raw material cost. the white house downplayed inflation concerns on wednesday and say inflation is temporary. any price spike poses a hardship for low income earners hardest hit by the pandemic. the only inflation that i like to see is wage inflation and we have been seeing that where businesses are having to pa

you were selling roses on the streets in hawaii.avid: -- david: your father had a hard time finding a job so you had to live on food stamps and get a job for yourself. you are selling roses on the streets of hawaii. sen. duckworth: out of desperation at 16 even though my father forbade me i got a job on the beaches of waikiki. i did everything from handing out flyers -- i had to on the moment decide whether the person would get a romantic dinner cruise flyer or a -- i would get a nickel for every who came back to buy it. i did whatever i could to script together money. david: you went to the university of hawaii right? sen. duckworth: i did. i returned to my childhood dream of becoming an investor. i went to george washington university to enter the international affairs program. at the time gw had the highest a successful pass rate for the exam so i went there. david: you went to gw get your graduate degree. did you say " someday i am going to be a united states senator"? sen. duckworth: no! i had gotten a job at the smithsonian. t

why buffer about the one guys and the guys then rose to defend jerusalem. what this is a message to our enemy. there is really cool patient courses through the whole world that tourism the center of our struggle and we can not relent. had until the time that the holy city is liberated, we're lucky all the noble blood that has been spelled for we and this battle for the fall and our long history. but it again is design enemy. it is part of part of our marsh city that to words victory. and i do what i have got to do now, and then our enemy has come to become certain has come to realize that one man, judaism is a red line, for now it is our soul, our spirits, and our faith, our future. the 1st of them, you know, to quibble as of the muslim nation, but it is all in the heart of our civilization, the one in the past and the one to come here. the 2nd issue i wanted to address is 2nd for gazda onto it was guys and that guys sense who stood as a guardian. she'll defending tourism. the glorious guys that guidance for the 4th time standing in defiance with that would

a few hours later, he and the vice president came out to the rose garden. it was such a different scene. white house staff, no masks. most of the reporters there who had been fully vaccinated, no masks. the president, you heard from him. indeed, this was not chest thumping. not a victory lap for him, the president. it was for the american people. the vaccines deserve a lot of credit. he made sure to single out the scientists and doctors. the administration's program to get these in arms -- although the president said they're not done. they have a lot of work to get 70% of all americans. level of vaccines, distribution is high you have, the number of cases low enough that this happened today, and he was able to stand out there in the rose garden, the site of so many of president trump's times where he belittled the severity of the virus, and president biden was able to say, this was a victory for the american people and a turning point in this yearlong battle against the virus. >> certainly feels like one. katie benner i have two things for you tonight. how

i will be dressed is rose i can still fit into her housecoat. >> while, of course rose as you know playedonal treasur betty white, but she was not th shortest character as any true golden girls fan would know tha title goes to sophia at just 4'10" the same height as you, greg. so in this case, a rose by any other name would in fact be wrong. >> well aren't you special, steve. >> i am, special, great, unfortunately i'm out of time and thank you for being a friend . i will see you next week. >> that was steve phoenix. not bad. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ smooth driving pays off. saving is easy when you're in good hands. allstate. click or call why do nearlyquote today. one million businesses choose stamps.com to mail and ship? no more trips to the post office no more paying full price for postage and great rates from usps and ups mail letters ship packages anytime anywhere for less a lot less get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again a 4-week trial plusthere's not enough hours a digito be all that i am. no

i will be dressed is rose i can still fit into her housecoat. >> while, of course rose as you know playedy national treasur betty white, but she was not th shortest character as any true golden girls fan would know tha title goes to sophia at just 4'10" the same height as you, greg. so in this case, a rose by any other name would in fact be wrong. >> well aren't you special, steve. >> i am, special, great, unfortunately i'm out of time and thank you for being a friend . i will see you next week. >> that was steve phoenix. not bad. we'll be right back. >> before we go, let's do this. >> being as a liberty every now and then i get the days or rela and it's hard because i hate being recognized, but you wouldn't believe who i saw this morning. gordon ramsay was there getting a facial and a full-body rubdown . he was getting a deep tissue i see him all over my neighborhood , i did a little water therapy, but he really enjoyed getting his tail wax, which is i guess kind of an erotic thing for those brits. set your dvr's every night. ♪ >> welcome to fox news at nine, i am she and bream in washin

chef david rose is joining us now from atlanta.p this morning. so tell us what you are cooking. >> michael, what's up, sir? buenos dias. good morning, america. today i'm making a bourbon barbecue chicken with mayo, and a jalapeno pineapple coleslaw because i'm all about that flavor, mike. >> you know what, flavor, and a lot -- i know you're about that flavor. a lot of that flavor comes from the sauce. what makes the perfect barbecue sauce? >> every perfect sandwich deserves a perfect sauce. you got to have balance. you got to have salt. you got to have spice. you got to have sweetness, and you got to have that acid where it hits you right back here. bourbon, barbecue sauce, a little bit of bourbon, a little bit of brown sugar, a little bit of molasses, and that brown sugar molasses gives a nice, pleasant bittersweet note. got to have some mustard in there as well. apple cider vinegar, worcestershire. and you got garlic powder, onion powder and you got have that smoked paprika. not paprika, pap-a-rika. whisk that together, let it co

the rose garden address wasn't even on the schedule. does it surprise you they didn't get an advance warning? >> well, apparently, it was the case that the cdc was making this decision and didn't want to hold any big sort of leaking happen. so this is sometimes the way things go. and it's clearly electrified the country, and the white house played a pretty good role in that by changing their schedule and having the president and the vice president come right on out without their masks into the rose garden to indicate in a very photogenic way what's happened. >> so let me ask you, the cdc has been under pressure to ease these mandates. they're still going to require masks on public transportation like planes and trains. how come? >> well, again, i think in circumstances where people are packed close together and you don't know the status of immunization of everybody, it is still the better part of being cautious to wear masks on those planes and trains and buses. once we get further along with a higher degree of immunization and the infe

the dow dropping nearly 700 points after consumer prices rose to their highest level in 13 years. stephanie ruhle explains why. >> reporter: as the economy recovers and americans return to work they are noticing something. >> food has gone up a little bit. i noticed that >> gas prices have hurt my pocket food prices going up has hurt my pocket. my whole family's pocket >> reporter: prices are higher than they remember last month inflation rose at the fastest pace in nearly 13 years. prices for used cars and trucks soared 21%. airfares are also up along with furniture prices and the daily staples like coffee, lunch and parking. for the last year americans have been at home spending less and saving more. many have extra money from stimulus checks. >> people have money in their pockets and they are feeling good about the reopening of the economy. >> reporter: while demand is up, supply is down after the pandemic caused disruptions in manufacturing, farming, and shipping. that led to shortages, driving prices higher. but experts say this is part of the recovery process. >> when people

i also sold roses. i did whatever i could to scrape together money.avid: you went to the university about -- university of hawaii, is that right? sen. duckworth: yes. i moved to washington dc to attend george washington deese -- george washington university. they had the highest successful pass rate for the foreign service exam so i applied there. david: when you came to washington, you went to gw. you say i'm going to be a united states senator? sen. duckworth: no, i set i was going to become a foreign service officer. -- no, i said i was going to become a foreign service officer. i one the fellowship --i won the fellowship. my boss said you should get a phd and you should think about moving to illinois and attend northern illinois university. david: you applied, got in and moved there. it changed your life. while you were there, why did you decide to join the military? sen. duckworth: my friends in my classes were military officers or veterans. they said what it you go off to basic training? you'll earn a little bit of money. you won't spend it beca

. >> dia rose in announced this new family assistance center at the american red cross in san jose. they're prepared to offer services over the next several days. he says they want to do everything they can to support the victims and their families year for together to. >> you know, and to help each other right now. >> august seeing spent part of the day at the center. he drove to san jose from the central valley. he says his cousin works at the pta and they haven't heard from him. singh says everyone has tried calling his cousins phone year going to that many points >> and that still is showing in the building. they know it's still in the building because of the location tracking feature. the family talked to dia rosen as they waited. >> i'm just so sorry. >> rosen says they're doing everything that they can figure out if there's anything they could have done to prevent this and try to prevent future tragedies to remove dangerous weapons out of the hands of dangerous people. >> through gun violence. restraining orders are what are known as red flag laws. >> the center is open until

. >> i'm milo, and i'm a member of rose city antifa. >> i'm ace, member of rose city antifa. >> reporterith these pseudonyms, they've asked to us frame their faces in shadow and alter their voices. >> the use of violence is a tactic of how we keep our community safe. >> reporter: they say they're members of the nation's oldest active antifa group. they rarely give interviews but they've agreed to sit down with us as tensions in their city of portland, oregon, have reached a prolonged and destructive stalemate after roughly a year of protest. much of the blame for the chaos, he self-described anti-racist, anti-fascist, far-left organizers.er ehe in the protest movement here, who now find themselves in a tense showdown with city officials. >> we've always had protests here. but to see some of the violent acts like the molotov cocktails and some of the things thrown at officers has been really new to us. >> self-described anarchists who engage in regular criminal destruction don't want things to open up, to recover. the city of portland will not tolerate criminal destruction or violence. fo

rose and buddy fenster, live in detroit and they're here with me. rose, i know it is a week since you last heard from danny. how are you holding up? >> i'm trying to be strong and positive. and it is minute-by-minute. running on fumes and just keeping my mind on the positive and not letting my mind go to where it could go. >> yeah. danny, was there covering the stories that are so important to the citizens of myanmar and you could read his work on the web, do you have any sense he was in danger after the coup occurred? >> we have always had a sense of danger once he went there. but yes, a sense of danger and awareness but trusty danny. he's a strong, independent thinker. this is his passion. to write and to write what is right, speak the truth. so we've always supported him along with being worried. >> yeah. i think many parents could relate to that. buddy, what was the last message you all received from danny? >> i think about two weeks ago i spoke to him and he voiced concern. he said all of the reporters, all of the jiournalists are leaving this

i will be dressed is rose i can still fit into her housecoat. >> while, of course rose as you know played white, but she was not th shortest character as any true golden girls fan would know tha title goes to sophia at just 4'10" the same height as you, greg. so in this case, a rose by any other name would in fact be wrong. >> well aren't you special, steve. >> i am, special, great, unfortunately i'm out of time and thank you for being a friend . i will see you next week. >> that was steve phoenix. not bad. we'll be right back. how far we've come. but it's only human... to know how far we have to go. welcome, today's discussion will be around sliced meat. moms want healthy... and affordable. land o' frost premium!!! no added hormones either. it's the only protein i've really melted with. land o' frost premium. fresh look. same great taste. in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing does. with comcast business you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses and ad