stuart? stuart: you know what? was sarcasm, and i a shall never do it again, but great report. thanks cell very much. >>> it's deadline day for health care workers to get vaccinated in new york. if they don't get the jab, they could lose their jobs. major general michael mcguire is with us now. sir, the governor might call in the national guard to fill staff shortages in hospitals. what do you make of that? >> good morning, stuart. what i make of it is i'm surprised the governor of new york, with the support, i'm sure, of the president of the united states, will get funding to bring national guardsmen to help give injections when president biden and his administration have not spent a dime of similar federal funding to support our great border patrol agents down here in arizona. and these people are clearly not serious about public health when it's easier to traffic a 9-year-old girl across the border in arizona into the sex trade, stuart, than it is to lunch in los angeles -- to get lunch in los angeles right now.

stuart: 5000.>> sorry about that. stuart: i need an explainer on this one. this is home-buying startup. the name of this company is ribbon, okay? they can help buyers win bidding wars. this is real estate we're talking about. ashley webster in florida, come on in please. let's see if i have this right, the company offers a full cash bid, sells the home to the person who wanted the house in the first place. can you explain that one? ashley: yes indeed i can, stu. you know this, cash is king. in fact more than a third of the offers today on homes are all cash. if you don't have all cash, you're already at a disadvantage. that is why it is creating a new business opportunity. the company as you say is called ribbon. look at qualifications. what do you have to do to get in the program. let me show you the list. you have to be preapproved by a lender. they will lend money on single family homes, condos, anywhere from $150,000 to $700,000. as you work to continue to get the financing, you can rent the ho

stuart: $900.will build the largest plant ever in the united states. >> two states, two battery factories, in western tennessee in kentucky itself. we look at that in aggregate, and $11 investment, it comes with 11,000 jobs. 40% will be electric, the stock is almost doubled. stuart: that is their commitment to electric cars. >> it comes with jobs especially american jobs in american factories. stuart: what do i see on my prompter? aurora cannabis, sales are down. are you kidding me? sales of weed are down? >> looking at lower than expect -- stuart: people going back to work, no longer sitting at home and getting stoned in their home office. >> down 45% from a year ago. guess what aurora is blaming, covid 19 restrictions, can't get enough people to work for them and going back to work - stuart: the opposite story today, hundreds of thousands of young people are working in pot shops out of retail establishments. >> fascinated by this growing - more states get permission to legalize marijuana. stuart:

, stuart.n this show. thanks very much indeed for being here. good stuff. reporter: thank you. stuart: we got numbers earlier today on homebuilder confidence. in september is inched up just a fraction. jerry how warred, the ceo of the national association of homebuilders, joins us now. homebuilder confidence inched up a little. was this because of lower lumber prices, surely not? >> it had a lot to do with it, stuart. lumber prices coming down is a crucial element building new homes but the real problems that are still out there are the rest of the supply chain which is still inconsistent and unreliable. that means for everything from tools all the way to appliances. so, the demand is out there. the builders are just a little bit leery about the supply chain. stuart: president biden said he wants to build 100,000 new affordable homes, new affordable homes. i don't think you can do that unless you really change the regulations and red tape real quickly. i don't think you can do that. >> you're e

stuart: yes i did.in on my part. of the what i have 6 kids and 10 grandchildren. >> are you listening to this? aladdin is halted after an unnamed member of castle crew tested positive for covid, it will now be shutdown for one upcoming show. that was awesome, wasn't expecting that. >> one cast member and or staff member, golfing shutdown, everybody goes home. one outbreak and everything shuts down. no way to get people back to the city. >> didn't know you knew the story of aladdin. a new study shows long-haul covid could be worse than we thought. >> more than a third of people who got covid have some symptoms up to 6 months after initial diagnosis and some had symptoms after they had more severe covid were more likely to get these long-haul symptoms. they found email and young adult patients had an elevated risk for the long-term symptoms. next case, air b&b renting out the famous scream house just in time for halloween. more importantly speaker pelosi is the latest democrat to repeat president biden's

stuart: yeah.ttle more than a dollar because its own costs are rising. dollar tree up 13%. stuart: dollar if i havety tree i like that. target, what are they doing? lauren: they're kicking off the holiday deals on october 10th. early bird catches the worm. a lot of people like to wait for sales. buy your item, if you see in mid-december, that item is cheaper we'll refund you the difference. stuart: apart from if you leave it to the last minute you probably won't get what you want, we have a supply chain real shortage here. lauren: santa claus started shopping in my house, after these warnings we have four gifts already. i have to find out where to hide them. stuart: smart lady. you remember this, it is chaos? remember this? that is chaos. look at that military officials claim that woke issues distracted top leaders from properly dealing with the afghan crisis. we'll talk about that one too, woke issues distracting. a marine officer who went viral for blasting the botched withdrawal, he is now in so

stuart: amc, dogecoin. dogecoin influencer, moves more than anyone else. to buying movie tickets that is true. he used crypto as a currency. stuart: i need a quote on dogecoin? >> you would think with elon musk, that would be $0.30. stuart: a quick point, the dow is up 270 points, back to 34,500. roku is moving 3% higher. >> a big international opportunity. dominant streaming settop maker, but there are people out there who say cable, and broadcast and cable might die and it is streaming future. stuart: no comment on that since i built my career on table. >> you had a fantastic run for 30 years. stuart: i started out in a tiny little station in california which had a good cable connection. started out in cable tv before cable was universal and i rode it through the 70s and 80s. >> you had a fantastic run. stuart: hydrogen fuel at the plug. >> it is worth $33, tremendous energy play, $20 is attractive. stuart: i am sure there are significant winners with the dow up 280 points, the top performers salesforce.

stuart: yeah.bill. you can feel it, and that's not doing sentiment much good. lauren, thanks very much, indeed. no impact on the market from the sentiment numbers. now this. rarely has any administration gotten off to such a terrible start. barely seven months in, and crisis is being topped on top of crisis. the president himself brought it up. he picked an incompetent team to run the government. they can't get over trump derangement syndrome, and they've given far too much influence to the socialists. the afghan catastrophe is not over. we're being played by the taliban. it's a crisis when terrorists have you over a barrel. there is a defund the police crisis. witness the violent robberies so common these days in our big cities. inflation is wiping out wage gains. i call that a crisis for working families. if the border isn't a crisis, i don't know what is. the crowd under that bridge has swelled to around 31,000, but -- 11,000, but they're covering it up by banning fox's drone footage. covid conf

grant. >> thank you, stuart. stuart: sure thing. let's go to the movers., general mills says higher end of its prior range. year-end demand remains elevated for their products. stuart: i used to have contact with korn/ferry which is an executive recruitment operation. i would thought they were doing really well at a time like this and they are. lauren: they reported earnings this morning. record job openings. they're trying to fill those positions, fee revenue they get paid to do that, it was a record for all lines of business. stuart: did we get any numbers from riot blockchain? they're the crypto miners? lauren: they're falling as are most companies related to the bitcoin crypto ecosystem. this is a miner. very steep losses, about 8% yesterday. this is because of the messy adoption in el salvador of bitcoin as legal tender. stuart: i'm interested in morgan stanley, one of the huge investment firms, big hitters indeed, haven't they just downgraded the whole stock market, all of it? lauren: the u.s. stock market to underweight. they say a bumpy fall, septe

stuart. stuart: they just want your money. simple as that.f mask mandates in schools that kind of thing. we have emails released from may of this year which may show, show the biden administration tightened mask guidelines after threats from a prominent teachers union. how about that? details, please. lauren: i remember this. this was in may. cdc said may 13th, masked individuals do not need to wear masks indoors. i said, oh, we won't have masks irin schools. i stopped buying masks. may 14th, show you email came from the national education association, quote, cdc has consistently said mitigation measures including to protect the most vulnerable remain necessary in schools. it goes on, because this will also make it hard for school boards and leaders of institutions of higher ed to do the right thing by maintaining mitigation measures. we need cdc clarification right away. they got it. some of their suggestions, adopted in cdc guidelines. that drew criticism from a lot of people including senator ted cruz i love this tweet. the lengths of whic

stuart: stuart: three-day weekend every week.o look at it. down 3/4 of 1%. there is this too. tom brady giving advice to nba player steph curry about cryptocurrency. what is he saying. lauren: real simple. laser eyes, red goggles, like futuristic eyes that is meme for being a crypto investor and tom brady actually changed his profile picture to the laser eyes. didn't work for him. bitcoin went down precipitously, telling steph curry tongue-in-cheek don't change your profile. stuart: that is a stretch whatever you say. now there is a watchdog in the uk, in britain calling out kim kardashian for an advertisement she posted, i guess it was about cryptos. lauren: for a new coin called ethereum max. this is not ethereum. this is a different coin. the uk regulator says it is speculative. it was created a month before kim pitched it to her 250 million instagram followers. they don't know who created it. i'm waiting for kim kardashian to respond to this. stuart: what is she up to? lauren: she gets paid a lot of money to advertise for cer

markets are rallying, stuart varney, take it away. stuart: you gave it to me 5 seconds early. the details to follow, will powell support the stock market. the haitians at the border flying some out, letting others in 2 stay. the market is rallying, trying to rally again, dow industrials, in the greens this morning, the s&p down big monday, down slightly, solid premarket gain today and the same story on the nasdaq, down this week but solid early gain in the going. no idea how the market closes this afternoon. in china, ever graham paid some interest and china central bank put extra cash into the banking system. investors are hoping the federal reserve will be nice to wall street when chairman powell hold a news conference this afternoon. 2:30 eastern, watch it here. politics, the house past the debt ceiling or raise the debt ceiling, it will keep the government open. republicans are having none of it. the bill will likely fail in the senate and the government shutdown will be back on the table. the border situation goes from bad to worse. ice agents assaulted as they tried to f

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stuart: yes.opening windows and doors, going like that so the smoke detector doesn't go off. up 136%. stuart: i missed that. i know what they did. lauren: should have got in the ipo. stuart: vera bradley, why are they down 15%? lauren: this is the clothing accessory company. stuart: the bags, right? lauren: with the pretty prints. earnings and revenue missed street expectations. you don't want to miss expectations because you get punished. stuart: tell me about cathie wood and etf which is supposed to focus on transparency. that is the wrong word. which companies go into the etf, which cannot, based on what? lauren: clean, kind, moral companies can go in. stuart: clean, kind loyal. lauren: gambling, booze, pot, they're out. how do you determine this. the filing for this etf bases this on a trans transparency call, look at legal risks overall. similar to the esg, environmental, social governance etf. let me tell you stocks in. microsoft, sales force, chipotle, nike. stuart: they're in. lauren: tran

stuart: tell me.in the country has the 3 billion-dollar black stone being blocked by beijing in the stock creator by 30% over hong kong trade and the electric car maker as industry maker said there was too many of them in the country, doesn't it sound like beijing is being anticapitalist and maybe cutting off their nose despite their face and herded the largest companies in china? stuart: it sounds to me like xi jinping is doing the work of bernie sanders and senator elizabeth warren, cracking down on big tech. susan: i wonder if that is a compliment to him, you never know. stuart: i can be in dangerous ground i guess. tell me about tesla, the model y in china. how much are they raising the price and doesn't matter. susan: $1500 for country developing, the cost of the model y with a 1500-dollar increase in price cost around $59000 but tesla had a great rebound in august in china sales those were up 15% from july and delivered 13000 cars, most of the 30000 cars that they make in shanghai is exported to

stuart: got it.dividend is strong and growing. you picked on chevron today. what's the dividend? what's the prospects? >> it's 5.5% in the stock right now is sitting on $100 so it's way off of its lows from covid, but still, 25-30% lower than highs, there's plenty of upside, the company is stronger, not weaker, than it was before covid , because there's less competition out there, and they kept the dividend going, all through covid, they've lowered expenses, they have more free cash flow, that dividend is going higher and so is chevron. stuart: leon dell basil, i'm not sure what they do but tell me what the dividend pays. >> it's also over a 5% dividend it's an incredible company that originally had gone bankrupt out of the financial crisis, rebuilt and has just been a very strong company that is in the chemicals and plastics space, but see they're using natural gas liquids as kind of the foundation of what they're doing so it is a really powerful company in terms of making products that a lot of us

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stuart? stuart: trey yingst, thanks very much indeed.ressman brian mast, republican from florida, an afghan war veteran joins me now. congressman, this is a dreadful mess for those left behind. how do we fix it? >> anybody that thinks that there is a silver bullet at this point to fix that mess for the united states of america, they're living in a pipe-dream right now. because what you have is at minimum, you have three very serious nation states players, china, iran, russia, that are doing everything to thwart anything the u.s. would do over there to make sure they have assets or rather access to every mineral and mineral right over there such as litium and other minerals out of the ground, other elements out of the ground there. make sure they have the choice pick where their embassies are going to be there, how they set up with the government and they're working against the united states at every turn to make sure we don't have intelligence there on the ground or in the sky. certainly to make sure nobody that is it going to work with

stuart: exactly.iversary tomorrow. we have a lot more to tell you about that and what the country was rivetted on in this last day, you know, 20 years ago, september 10th, 2001, was, of course, a monday, a very different day than the day, obviously, that would follow. we're going to go back in time and yet let you relive what was on our minds and in all the nation's newspapers at the time. i will give you a hint, terrorism wasn't. in the meantime, i

stuart: stuart: 30 stocks in the dow. list. s&p 500 winners topped by cabot oil and gas. i'm seeing a lot of oil companies and energy companies, look at that, that list is full of them right there. oil has gone to $72 per barrel today. nasdaq winners headed by ebay, very solid gain up 4 1/2%. see if you find the story on it. regeneron, a covid treatment company essentially. they're up 2%. got that. >>> then there is this, senator risch from idaho demanding to know who is in charge at the white house. roll tape. >> this is puppeteer act if you would. we need to know who is in charge, who is making these decisions. stuart: yeah, who is making the decisions? kayleigh mcenany was on the white house communications team with president trump. i will ask her if she knows who is running the show with president biden. she is on the show later. we told you about spacex launching all civilian crew three days orbiting the earth for heaven's sake. does it mean anyone with training and money can go? michio kaku on that next. incomparabl

of course, stuart scheller and kathy is the parents of stuart scheller.om thank you so much for cominge of the worst stories i've ever seen in 30 years of covering the stuff. so our hearts go out to the family. tell us how your son is doing. >> we don't know. he is in prison tonight, tucker been imprisoned since monday. we talked to him for 2 minutes on monday and he gave us two messages. call my attorney and we did, and he said, "tell everyone." so we appreciate you having us on. we appreciate you allowing us to to the listeners. the story is outrageous and needs to be told. >> tucker: i can't remember being offended by anything a asf the spirit it is so completely wrong. members of congress, congress approves promotions in the united states military. they can shut that down tomorrow and tell your son is released from prison. have you heard from the members of congress? >> yes, i have heard fromha senator from utah. i heard from my local senator. i heard the local representative brad who has been unbelievable and very supportive. and i have heard from a number of them. but at the same

colonel stuart schiller, slamming the lack of leadership from top military brass. for that he has thrown in the break and faces a potential court-martial. tonight is parents are here exclusively to tell us what their son is going through and why military leadership is never held to the same standard but first create the crisis, take the power, that is the focus of tonight's angle. march of 2020, 3 out of four americans were told to stay home. >> all about getting that curve down and not overwhelming the hospital system. >> steps were taken like social distancing an effort to flatten the pandemic curve so that hospitals aren't overwhelmed. >> what you want to do slow the spread of this to keep the number of cases lower and below the point in which hospitals become overwhelmed. >> response to americans to the uncle down for weeks, some for a lot longer. grand gestures were made by government officials and a lot of private citizens to pay tribute to our heroes on the front lines of covid, our healthcare workers, they lit up the empire state building. on a mighty basis

stuart varney, welcome back. and tell us your thoughts on this unfolding, unfortunate and potentially tragic situation. >> well, my heart goes out to gabby's parents. i'm a parent myself. i have got six children and i distinctly remember many years ago one of my young children going missing. it was just for a couple hours. it turned out to be not a serious thing at all. for those couple of hours i knew that sinking feeling in a parent's heart. you know that one of your offspring, your child is nowhere to be found and the worry is intense and frankly, execution creating. that's my perspective here. the perspective of a parent looking at another parent who is suffering mightily through this dreadful ordeal. that's where i'm coming from. heart break for the parents. fellow feeling for the parents. that's me. >> emily: and, kennedy, what stuart is describing for the empathy and compassion for the loss of parents. that's what also makes the behavior of brian laundrie's parents so confounding because we have yet to see

they have to get to the truth. >> do you agree with jon's sense of urgency, stuart?yeah, i think jon might even be an optimist here. the republican party is an actively anti-democrat, autocratic force in america. and it blows my mind i'm saying that after all the years i burked in the party, but those are the stone-cold facts. jon laid it out. the official position of the republican party is that donald trump was the legally elected president, which means we don't have a legally elected president, which means we don't live in a democracy which means we're in an occupied country. and as jon pointed out the last time that happened was around 1860, and how'd that work out? i think we all have this great desire for normalcy now. we have a normal president. hares sort of looked normal. but if we allow ourselves to think this moment is normal it's going to be catastrophic because the people who are autocrats in this country, they're organized. they're patient. they're not stupid. they have these buffoonish characters out front but they're not buffoonish. and they think the

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. >> well, stuart, as you know when i was on your show a couple weeks ago, i said that i was opposed to this vaccine mandate because, number one, it's just unfair. you are segregating classes of people, and you're also hurting these small businesses that have bore the brunt of these mandates throughout the entire pandemic despite the fact that it's 1%, science shows, 1% is traced back to restaurants. i've spoken to business owners in my district who are either closing theirindoor area or they have had party cancellations,they are suffering because they don't have the staffing to be able to check these and insure that they are authentic, and they're concerned about being hit with significant fines by our money-grabbing mayor, bill de blasio. so it is an issue, it is a concern. i know there are a number of

. >> stuart, how important is it that they're overtaking the grassroots and republican party positions in the states? >> there's actually some successful republican governors out there, very successful, very popular. phil scott in vermont, charlie baker in massachusetts, larry hogan in maryland. i work for all these guys. i love them. but here's the thing. they're so out of touch with their own party, they can't pick their state party chairman. you know from your years in

stuart i know that we have talked about this before. but let's talk about the one six committee. in light of what iq calling the national frog boiling experiment, to fuzz up our memory of one six, and confuse us over the goal of one sex. and to sow distrust in our election process. how important is it that this group have the teeth of the law behind them? >> look i think that there's every reason to believe that what is happening in the one six commission is a steward event in the history of the country. we have never had an attack like this at least it is not [laughs] [inaudible] and i think that if we don't get to the bottom of this and do everything that we can it is just going to be a process here with people that got away with it. and look, every level what's really important to understand this. the individuals involved in this at every level of the republican party, they are why not stamping's involved in these. the republican national committee person is involved in this. the senate and congressional members and staffers involved in this. there are people involved in the a

what are you looking for next, stuart?n, obviously, look, they want brian laundrie -- look, they need it to go to the grand jury for the single purpose they need to contain him. if he murdered one person already which i think everybody is satisfied he is the responsible party for killing gabby petito, the potential is he may kill again or may kill himself or do something else with respect to fleeing and alluding which is the obvious case right now. we need to apprehend him, certainly with respect to this arrest. there's going to be an issue with respect fooposting bond or bail in wyoming on these federal charges. just so you know the potential sentencing exposure for this type of crime is up to ten years in jail. i mean ultimately the end game is to solve the murder being able to put him behind bars for the rest of his life in connection with killing gabby petito. but they're going to exercise patience because if they bring a case they want to make sure that they are confident they can get a conviction. >> yeah. listen, we

the reason i said stuart is because you're stuart. stuart kaplan.>> always a pleasure, don. >> i appreciate you joining us. i'll see you next time. thank you. >> my pleasure. >>> haitian migrants trying to cross the u.s.-mexico border only to be chased and corralled by border agents. look at that. more after this. today let's paih new behr dynasty™... so that you can be proud of your walls. where's your furniture? oh we thought it distracted from the new behr dynasty paint color. let me take your coats. because behr dynasty only takes... one. coat. behr dynasty. go ahead, throw your wine on it. what? stain repellent. it's also scuff resistant. you're paying for that! introducing behr dynasty™, the best of behr. exclusively at the home depot. ever rushed to a doctor's appointment and thought: [whispers] "couldn't i do this from home?" only to get inside, where time stands still. "how long do i have to wait here?" healthcare makes many of us feel anxious, confused, exposed, and overwhelmed—but it doesn't have to be that way. letsgetchecked offers virt

people want and deserve accountability and we even have service member's like lieutenant colonel stuart scheller being thrown in the brig for suggesting that. the public space in our institutions continues to erode precisely because everyone in the d.c. bubble appears to have some sort of immunity from the basic standards the rest of america is expected to live by. >> laura: for not a taking account ability, we know that, but we also are never going to the how many hours milley spent gabbing to the media. >> your talked about watered or robert costa for their book? >> woodward, yes, caustic, no. >> did you talk to carol janik and philip brecher for their book? >> yes. >> did you talk to michael bender for his book? >> yes. >> and where you accurately represented in these books? >> i haven't read any of the books, so i don't know. >> laura: too busy reading [indiscernible] apparently. who believes he didn't read any of the books, even the pages where he was mentioned? he gave the interviews because he wanted to furnish his own reputation and protect his legacy for posterity. in these hea

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let's bring in stuart kaplan now, former fbi agent. stuart, i want to start with this, the u.s.ng charging brian laundrie with unauthorized use of a capital one debit card and spending more than $1,000 resulting in a federal arrest warrant for him. how does this change this investigation? how -- does it indicate that laundrie wants to live and keep running from the law? >> well, i think it first indicates that law enforcement, as of last wednesday, has a lot more information than we were led to believe previous last wednesday. interesting with that indictment that was unsealed, typically in the federal system an indictment would remain sealed til such time as the person is apprehended. there was a motion that was filed to unseal that indictment. that was to elicit the public's health. i am more than confident that there is also more than enough evidence at this point to charge brian laundrie with respect to the homicide of gabby petito. i think it's indicative that there's more than credible evidence given the resources and manpower that has been spent over in the carlton reserv

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still with us are our friends eugene robinson and stuart stevens.untered with a colonel kurtz situation and whether his enemies want to admit it or not, was the human guardrail in the pentagon, which was without a senate confirmed defense secretary. >> yeah, i mean, as you pointed out earlier on the show, something similar happened when nixon was falling apart at impeachment. but look, nixon on his worst day is socrates compared to donald trump. this guy is a luke tin. what do you do with a lunatic with nuclear weapons, you put the country fast. i have absolutely no problem with it at all, and i think the majority of americans, the idea that there was a stabilizing force at a time when the government itself was under attack by a party and not being defended by the president, i think most americans will find it reassuring. >> eugene, as i said earlier, twitter users may not like it, but the truth is chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and their counterparts overseas, have had a running dialogue for decades that has largely kept the world safer, and

stuart, let me begin with you as a son of mississippi.your state tonight, how did republicanism and trumpism bring mississippi to this new low? >> it's really extraordinary. i mean mississippi gets 40% of its budget from the federal government. it's the hardworking people in states like california and new york that keep mississippi from being a complete disaster. and yet when you have a governor like tate governor like tate reeves -- i know tate, he's not a dumb guy, he's not an evil guy. but what's happening there is pretty much the definition of evil. they're using this tragedy for political purposes. and tate actually has appointed a very good person to head up the health effort here, a yale-educated, mississippi-born physician, but tate won't stand up and do what needs to be done to protect the citizens of mississippi. it's just an absolute tragedy. >> zerlina, it's an extraordinary thing. one republican party is doing nothing to protect not just the people of their states but their actual republican voters. and you have the democrati

and ijust remember running back towards the stairs, because stuart was upstairs and shouting, "0lly�*here as well, and they both came screaming down the stairs. and you ran out without your shoes on over to the field, and ijust, i remember when i got there, stuart just fell to his knees, and he just was screaming, "my boy, my boy, no!" and he screamed that, and i looked over and 0lly wasjust com pletely lifeless. an off duty nurse found 0lly. she tried to resuscitate him but he died at the scene. today, 0lly�*s parents came to the court to see the three ia—year—olds who killed their son sentenced for their crimes. to have shared the short amount of time we had with him was a gift in itself. we relaxed for a few moments, preoccupied with getting on with life, and took our eyes off him forjust a moment. it cost us and him dearly. 0urjourney, our life sentence has just begun. life without our beautiful boy. 0lly was lured to the park by the girl as part of a set—up. the two boys were already there, waiting to attack. they believed 0lly had "grassed on them" to the brother of a boy they h

but stuart scheller for telling the truth? well, here's what happened to him.itary brass forest him to undergo a psychological evaluation because only a crazy person would ask for accountability after the disaster in afghanistan. and then when he wouldn't admit he was crazy, they threw him in prison, in jail, where he sits tonight. his father just released this statement explain his son is now behind bars with violent criminals. how long is he there? he's there indefinitely. this is happening to might or might tonight america. "all our son did was ask the question that everyone was asking themselves that they were too scared to speak out loud, it was asking for account ability. i think even asked for a apology that we made mistakes but they couldn't do that, which was mind-blowing, they had a gag order on him and ask him to speak. he did speak and they incarcerated him very they don't know what to do with them." one of the worst stories of our time, and there are a lot of bad stories right now. tony is one of the lawyers representing stuart scheller and he join

the viral video from maureen lieutenant colonel stuart sheller, who blasted the way the withdrawal from the dentist was carried out. he demanded accountability from his superiors and those responsible. well, there is an update to that story, and ortiz more ed got the guys the, has the report less tenant, colonel stuart, shall a junior is currently in pre trial confinement. the time, date and location of the proceedings have not been determined less tenant, colonel shallow will be afforded. oh, due process. bo missed the shallow, has proved to be very divisive. people are people a polarized, there are those who agree with him, with everything that he said, but at the same time, do believe that he should have said them in the capacity that he was in. and that he's a senior officer in the united states. marine corps, what mr sheila did is he came out and he violated matter of protocols and codes of the united states military to criticize his superior offices, which is something that is looked down upon. people are upset because they're senior leaders, let them down, and none of them are ra

stuart whincup reports.e. dance music. but amongst the clubs, stalls and activities, there is now a covid clinic. have you been on any blood thinner since your last vaccine? no. prince, who hasjust arrived in middlesborough from nigeria was one of the first to get his jab. it is important not to spread the virus, it is important to keep safe, because you know, it helps everything, so with the jab you know that you get a certain level of security. i encourage everyone now that they are here if they have not got ajab, please do. keep the world safe. for almost 18 months, lecture halls have been empty as classes were moved online. now, finally, students say they are getting the real university experience. i think the online learning, - although, you know, everyone has tried their best, _ it is not the university life that everyone signed up for. so, to have everyone back| on campus is phenomenal. vaccination rates among young adults are still much lower than other groups, but some believe attitudes are changing

we want them to resign and we want stuart released.would like him to have his pension reinstated and his military benefits that he will need. if they won't do that at least release him and let him out of the marines. he asked for that. that's what we are asking for. we are asking for people to support his family by going to pipefittersfoundation.org. his family needs funding to live. >> laura: this is outrageous. the legal fees. we will work on that. this is ridiculous! this is a travesty what happened to your son. >> we would like to continuing will be over in days or weeks, but we our expectation visit been leveled by stuart's legal team that the marines could drag this out for years. their objective -- and by the way, pre-trial confinement is a nice comfortable word. >> laura: is your son a flight risk? >> absolutely not. >> no. he loves this country. he loves america. >> laura: so they don't want him to talk? they are worried about what else he might say? >> they don't want him to talk. they have not even brought charges on him and

stuart varney. good morning to you. >> good morning, steve.pply chain problems will not go away. in fact, they might get worse. that's the bottom line here, steve from, all these ships backed up at or ports. the lack of drivers for trucks. the lack of people to stock the warehouses shelves, et cetera, et cetera. that is a supply chain problem. it's inflationary and it's not going away. steve: stuart, is this related still to the fact that so many people decided they would rather sit on their couch and collect a government check rather than actually go work? >> that is certainly a large part of it. the other part is there are a large numbers of people who have been away from their old job for 18 months and don't want to go back to their old job after 18 months. and they want to do something new. so there is this change in the labor force a really creating havoc for almost all industries not going away. steve: i was talking to one of my friends who have a bunch of car dealerships up in northern new jersey, they can't get any cars because the car

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this from stuart ratcliffe.d in that time he has seen many changes, particularly when he compares facilities for truck drivers on the continent to those in the uk. the truck stops over there, they are dedicated to lorry drivers and you get the proper facilities, ie showers, decent food, parking facilities. but over here you actually get nothing. you turn up at a truck stop and there's no security. and on top of that, you've got people who come and destroy your wagons, pinch your loads. it's just a nightmare at times. and to illustrate the lack of facilities, rob took me to a former truck stop which closed four years ago. used to get here, that used to be everything that you needed. used to be able to have a shower, get decent food, there was entertainment at night time, there was rooms available if you needed them. basically, you get everything that you needed and it's this type of thing that has been taken away. and the lack of truck stops, he says, leads to this. at night time, you get, if you look at the acce

stuart pollitt reports.ential, but this was on another level. ——emma raducanu showed promise, showed potential. but this was on another level. this was about power. spain's sara sorribes tormo is ranked 41 in the world but she struggled to win a point, let alone a game, against the british teenager. raducanu, ranked 150 in the world, taking the first set 6—0. it is a demolition. she had a match point for a faultless double bagel victory. she didn't take that, but responded the very next game to close out a 6—0, 6—1win. she was expecting the excitement of a last 16 match with top seed ash barty, but the australian lost to america's shelby rogers, who could barely believe what she had achieved, something emma raducanu can relate to. a new star is shining in new york. stuart pollitt, bbc news. it looks like another gripping day of golf in ohio. europe had a healthy 3—point lead over the usa heading into the second day. the foursome;s are well under way, and as you can see, europe up in two. a really strong star