>>> ella me ha demandado >>> la inclina hasta le puso una orden de restricción pero valentín cuentaización duro creativa de california en pantalla la persona invadió la casa de él y no quiere aceptar el problema. le mandé una invitación y dijo que no >>> ¿qué pueden hacer los dueños en esta situación? >>> es importante que si pagan el 25 por ciento de la renta que deben desde septiembre 2020 entonces lo antes de septiembre al 30 de este mes, entonces el dueño no los va a poder desalojar pero sí puede demandarlos por el resto del dinero >>> una coalición de organizaciones del área de la bahía y cundió hoy 8 puntos para que los gobiernos locales se preparan para los inminentes desalojos después de que se termine la moratoria el 30 de septiembre >>> estamos esperando al concilio judicial que son los que deciden las reglas para las cortes y pueden decidir que otra vez no del orden de desalojo >>> me quebró la pared y me saco muebles de la cocina >>> por el momento valentín tiene las manos atadas y su único recurso podría ser una acción legal según expertos >>> flavio lacayo noticiero te

valentÍn: soy valentÍn de guerrero y tengo como 25 aÑos aquÍ.icencia yo irÍa. abogada: quÉ le dice a su madre cuando le pregunta su mamÁ cuando lo baila visitar? valentÍn: siempre le digo luego, luego. y le digo que algÚn dÍa lo de alcanzar y me voy a volver pero como tengo mi familia aquÍ es diferente porque tengo que ver por ellosy tratar de trabajar mÁs duro para poder ayudar a mi mamÁ tambiÉn. abogada: claudia, gracias a que recibiste tu residencia permanente, tu esposo ahora estÁn camino esa lucha tambiÉn, algo de que se pueden beneficiar toda la persona que tiene la visa u sus cÓnsules califican para pedir la residencia. tu esposo hablÓ maravillosamente de ti. quÉ palabras tienes tÚ para el? >> el sabe que soy orgulloso de Él, es buen trabajador, es bien padre, buen esposo y creo que este aÑo ya nos toca ir a mirar a tu papÁ y a tu mamÁ, juntos. [mÚsica] [mÚsica] abogada:seÑor valentÍn ya no tienen su mano y residente permanente de este paÍs, cÓmo se siente? valentÍn: muy contento. abogada: va a poder ir a visitar la tumba de su papÁ y de

por el momento valentín podría tener las manos atadas y su único recurso podría ser una acción legalar a pagar su renta recuerde que tienen hasta el 30 de septiembre para pedir una extensión al estado

claire just told me your valentine's plans for gloria. you're walking into a buzz saw!ires screeching) get in. (engine turns off) (sighs) what am i looking at here? nothing. oh, it's a role-playing thing we do on valentine's. -it bumps the lovemaking up a notch. -phil, why? gloria is mad at you. if you walk in there with some lame gift, she will bite your head right off, mister. well, you worried for nothing. i bought her a nice cookie, and the biggest mylar balloon they sold at the grocery store. wake up, man! you're losing her! when did you talk to gloria? this afternoon. i'm just taking claire up to the overlook on mulholland for a little old-school make-out sesh. you're so good at valentine things... unlike some ungrateful, selfish men that don't appreciate women! (glass shatters)

valentine's day.police arrived at oscar's house, he told them a harrowing story. >> oscar pistorius, according to him, has suffered death threats. he has been a victim of serious and violent crimes. >> the dark side of wealth and fame, he said, which is why you always kept a pistol in hand. >> he covered the story for south africa's 24 hour news channel. >> he worked around with a 9 mm gun with him all the time. >> that night, oscar was in his bedside table, when he was suddenly startled awake. >> and he has a noise in the bathroom, he didn't get what he describes as a sense of horror overcoming him. >> he grabbed his gun, -- without putting on -- and went looking for the source of the noise. >> he walked over to the bathroom, screams that this person he believed to be an intruder, get out of my house! get out of my! house and then opens fire. >> right through the bathroom door. and then, he told the police he went back to the bed, where he has been sleeping with his new girlfriend, a 29 year old mode

that was the first base umpire junior valentine, hit right in the face., got up, finished the game, and is calling the game behind the plate tonight. the raiders last night after an overtime interception. after a baltimore turnover, here they win the game. jones for the walkoff touchdown. it was the first lead of the night as they rallied back to beat the ravens in overtime. >> i felt like i died and woke up, and died again, i was like a cat. i had multiple lives tonight, and that is an impressive victory. like they say, just win, baby. >>> clay elton's run as ufc football coach is over. the school fired him yesterday, just 2 days after stanford routed the trojans in l.a.. so, he took offense at that loss was the final straw for hilton. >> this is in the 70s, all right? it's not the early 2000's. for those that have an issue with losing to stanford, we have been good for 10 years. they are living in the past. >>> let's set the record straight. the audience wants to know, social media is leaning forward, liz, are you a candidate for the sc job? >> i will n

she's fine. >> so i received my first valentine from a secret admirer.e, "it's time for your dental cleaning and maybe a check-up, too." >> ohh. >> oh, wow. look at those. how nice for you. up there front and center. beautiful. i think they would look better right here. they're very pretty, and i wouldn't want them to fall. >> [grumbles] >> just about everybody in this office is single right now, including me, and everyone is experiencing an incredible amount of emotional pain. especially me, because of my great capacity for emotion. and it is my first valentine's day since holly, so i think that i am well-qualified

valentine told everyone he was not getting the vaccine. he got covid instead.e recognizes now that his not getting the vaccination is probably caused a bunch of other people not to get vaccinated and that he regrets. >> reporter: valentine died but his brother said his story influenced dozens to get the shot. no surprise to behavioral scientists. >> when there is a vivid story about someone you trust, you know got sick, got hospitalized, or even died that story will carry more waut. >> reporter: but there are a litany of other vaccine skeptics who got covid and have yet to acknowledge the benefits of the vaccine. from kconservative cardinal bure who used his pulpit to spread baseless conspiracy theories about the vaccine and ended up on a ventilator. >> and even a microchip needs to be placed under the skin of every person >> i am not going to be vaccinated. i am going to be one of the survivors. >> reporter: he, too, was hospitalized with covid but remains defiant about the vaccine. how big an influence is our own ego? >> they don't want to recognize that you

bobby valentine will throw to joe torrey. pretty good players there.. they have teamed up to executive produce a documentary we showed you a clip of it. extra innings from 9/11. it premiers tomorrow on hbo max. gentlemen, thank you for being with us. thank you for sharing the memories and this moment. if i can, i want to take you back to september 11th, bobby, because you were in pittsburgh. the mets were in pittsburgh when the attack happened. and in the days after, i didn't even know this, you had to move hotels because your hotel in pittsburgh was next to an fbi building. and you were nervous that it could be a target. and then you took the bus back to new york city. tell me about that bus ride. >> well, it was a long bus ride. 9 hours of anxiety, wondering what it was going to be like to get back to new york. but the key moment in the bus ride was while we were on that new jersey turnpike headed towards meadow lands, and we knew we were going to have a view of the skyline of new york city. and as we came around the corner, everyone pushed their fac

when i go and see you at scotts which, i did not long ago, i ask for certain sogs and "my funny valentine." you still have that on your repertoire? >> yeah, for a bit [ music ] [ music ] music ] [ music ] . >> you might be wondering who is the young man in the center here. this is miles. the son of john and cheryl, and played the drums and you told him to come up and join us in the last segment. john, play stand. that is one of the standards there at floyd. [ music ] [ music ] music ] >> if you come to glide on sundays, you will hear this kind of great music and great soloists and great ministry there. next time you're in town, we will have young miles bring his drums and get him up here. but i want you to close out with one of my favorites, a song for you. donnie hathaway and leon russell wrote it, but donnie hathaway is the one who owns the song. so, i want to thank you, john, for being here and bringing your many gifts. there you go. [ music ] [ music ] ♪ ♪ ♪ digital transformation has failed to take off. because it hasn't removed the endless mundane work we all hate. ♪ ♪ ♪ automation

the most prominent example was phil valentine, a popular tennessee host who dismissed the need to get vaccines but when he wound up in the hospital, he had regrets, saying he wanted to be pro vaccine when he was back at work. valentine died last month. >> and good afternoon, ladies, gentlemen. >> reporter: in florida, radio host dick farrell mocked the vaccinated, asking on facebook, why take a vax promoted by people who lied to you all along about masks, where the virus came from, and the death toll. but when farrell got sick, he had a change of heart as well, encouraging a friend to get the shot, according to "the post." he also died last month. trusted right wing media figures succumbing to the virus and leaving a sad digital trail. >> i have a message. never comply. never comply. >> reporter: veronica walski, an outspoken qanon supporter, posted often about vaccines. she complained that the hospital she entered when she got covid wouldn't treat her with ivermectin. but the fda and cdc strongly recommend against that drug for preventing for treating the virus. while staunch anti-va

the most prominent example was phil valentine, a popular tennessee host who dismissed the need to getut when he wound up in the hospital, he had regrets, saying he wanted to be pro vaccine when he was back at work. valentine died last month. >> and good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. >> reporter: in florida radio host dick farrell mocked the vaccinated, asking on facebook, why take a vax promoted by people who lied to you all along about masks, where the virus came from, and the death toll? but when he got sick he had a change of heart as well, encouraging a friend to get the shot according to the post. he also died last month. trusted right-wing media figures succumbing to the virus and leaving a sad digital trail. >> so i have a message. never comply. pause. never comply. covid. >> reporter: veronica lofty, an outspoken qanon supporter, often posted online denouncing covid restrictions. >> i have never once worn a mask. >> reporter: once hospitalized with covid she complained that the hospital wouldn't treat her with i'ver mektin. her fans started to call the hospital and that's w

valentine's day massacre. there was a lot of shooting, drive-by shootings, but this was a major garage in a major part of chicago. this was something that the government could not ignore and it was clear that components man had done it. they would have to find some way of getting it, he was too smart to be found violating a particular act. so what they got was they got him on tax evasion. he hadn't really filled out his income tax accurately. obviously, he was hiding a lot of the money he made from alcohol. so he was convicted of tax evasion in 1931. and sent to alcatraz prison, which was then a new prison, state-of-the-art prison. he contracted syphilis, it wasn't fatal to his wife as people thought. and he died of syphilis still in jail in alcatraz in 1947. another indication of new urban culture, which many americans admire but many other americans abhorred appeared on screen. in the 1920s, the movies became the most popular form of entertainment in america. even more popular, when you started have talking

spending valentine's day with emily. you don't sound very excited about it. oh, i am, i am. i g...ering if emily and i are right for each other. does this have to do with that girl you had coffee with? you mean the strong, sexy angel i can't stop thinking about? who can say? you've been talking about breaking up with emily forever. why don't you just do it already? yeah, just get it over with. well, you say it like it's easy. have any one of you ever broken up with anyone? no. not really. you know, uh, once i ordered an uber by accident. i just got in and went somewhere. ♪ our whole universe was in a hot, dense state ♪ ♪ then nearly 14 billion years ago expansion started... wait! ♪ ♪ the earth began to cool ♪ ♪ the autotrophs began to drool, neanderthals developed tools ♪ ♪ we built the wall ♪ ♪ we built the pyramids ♪ ♪ math, science, history, unraveling the mystery ♪ ♪ that all started with a big bang ♪ ♪ bang! ♪ your eyes. beautiful on the outside, but if you have diabetes, there can be some not-so-pretty stuff going on, on the inside. it's true, if you have diabetes, you know h

. >> riley got married on valentine's day. it was a small wedding.wanted to make sure they were together before he left. >> gigi confirmed that they were pregnant. it changed him immediately. he was ready. and he embraced it, just like he did everything else. they ended up actually deploying in april. he thought he would be back in time for the birth of his baby. >> his commander came in his room and said, pack your bags, we'll be in afghanistan within the next 24 hours. >> we lost contact with riley. >> about three weeks. >> about three weeks ago. i would get online every day. if his little facebook messenger icon had the green light next to it, i knew he was good. last week, the light never came on. 3:30 that morning, i got the knock on the door. the two marines were standing on the porch. i knew as soon as i looked out the window that riley was one of the marines that had died. >> of those 13, 12 were in 20s. the oldest was 31. they were brand-new to what they were doing. it is the commander in chief who ultimately makes the decision where to send

some players for valentin, his team are acute a breeching restrictions. well, those were the headlines. the news continues now to 0 after $11.00 east stadium. that's watching bye for now. how many nukes has too many new america has in many ways driven the arms race parties are much more like the british parties. there are fewer regulation to own a tiger than there are a tone, a dog. how can this be happening? we take on us politics and, and that's the bottom line. the the across aboriginal of the black live matter movement born on the streets of america, resonates deeply indigenous leading to using the grounds will go over, racially, jumped to protest the high number of their own lives and died spreads the child with aboriginal people disproportionately arrested and locked up in australia, some young is 10 years old. as ordered from the court else back. when it's just or middle around you, you just feel like you're caged animals. just things like that. no child should ever go. looking up 10 year olds, 12 year olds, there's not the answer. leave going to d

valentine's day. the famous st. valentine's day massacre. there's a lot of shootings, drive by shootings, shootings in private. but this was, in a major garage in a major part of chicago, this was something that the government could not ignore and it was clear that capone's men had done it. so public outrage at this forced the federal government finally to act against capone. they had to find some way of getting him. he was too smart to be found actually violating the volstead act. what they did was they got him on tax evasion. he hadn't really filled out his income tax accurately, because obviously he was hiding a lot of the money he made from alcohol. so he was convicted of tax evasion in 1931. and sent to alcatraz prison in san francisco bay which was then a new prison, state-of-the-art prison. he contacted syphilis. so he wasn't quite as faithful to his wife as people thought and he died of syphilis in 1947 still in jail in alcatraz. now another indication of the new urban culture which many americans admired but many other americans abh

we'll be formed by bobby valentine and joe torre to get their personal reflections. >>> and right nowaheema ellis. and monica elba. we welcome you both. in this last hour we saw the sun come up, shining some light on an otherwise very dark time for memories and dark time in our hearts certainly. talk about what's happening right now. >> reporter: well, in a few moments we're going to start to see some of the family members and friends come in for what's become a tradition and a somber moment as they gathered for this traditional reading of nearly 3,000 names of those who died 20 years ago here. there will also be a moment of silence, two moments of citywide silence to mark the times when the plane struck, one struck the north tower, then the second struck the south tower. and gordon hoy is someone who's going to be thinking a lot about this simple and participating in it. he lost his sister that day. she was in an event at the top of the towers at the famous restaurant windows on the world. and he is a doctor who's trying to make his way down here to be of some assistance. but as he g

. >> santos valentin, jr. >> carlton francis valvo ii. >> pendyala vamsikrishna. >> erica h.ce van hine. >> daniel m. van laere. >> edward raymond vanacore. >> jon charles vandevander. >> frederick t. varacchi. >> gopalakrishnan varadhan. >> david vargas. >> scott c. vasel. >> azael ismael vasquez. >> ronald j. vauk. >> arcangel vazquez. >> santos vazquez. >> peter vega. >> sankara sastry velamuri. >> jorge velazquez. >> lawrence g. veling. >> anthony mark ventura. >> david vera. >> loretta ann vero. >> christopher james vialonga. >> matthew gilbert vianna. >> robert anthony vicario. >> celeste torres victoria. >> joanna vidal. >> john t. vigiano ii. >> joseph vincent vigiano. >> frank j. vignola, jr. >> joseph barry vilardo. >> claribel villalobos hernandez. >> sergio gabriel villanueva. >> chantal vincelli. >> melissa renee vincent. >> francine ann virgilio. >> lawrence virgilio. >> joseph gerard visciano. >> joshua s. vitale. >> maria percoco vola. >> lynette d. vosges. >> garo h. voskerijian. >> alfred anton vukosa. >> gregory kamal bruno wachtler. >> karen j. wagner. >>

and manager bobby valentine.you say to the guys before you came on the field that evening? >> we were in pittsburgh a couple of days before. we did a lot of talking then. there was no need to talk on this day. once we decided we were going to play because our commander-in-chief said it was important to play baseball and play it in new york. we together with franco's leadership took the field. jesse: did you understand there was something significant before you hit that 2-run home run reflecting on everything that happened in the city in the past week? did you know that? >> i felt the pressure and excitement. i have been pleased in my life to have this ability to focus. it's amazing when you feel the love from the fans and from god. i just prayed before the game. i wanted to get through the game emotionally. the good lord lifted me up and put me in that moment. just blessed. a great feeling of happiness to give people something to cheer about. judge jeanine: can i ask you, bobby, you talked about the fact that you

former detective valentine, arthel. >> thank you. arthel: absolutely.st in the september 11th attacks, eric, we ails realized that america is still at war against terrorism. we are live at the white house with more on that up next. ♪ ♪ life is full of unexpected surprises. for your first day of school. but other times, it helps knowing what to expect. at university of phoenix, you can count on fixed, affordable tuition for your program. learn more at phoenix.edu fine, no one leaves the table until your finished. fine, we'll sleep here. ♪♪ it's the easiest because it's the cheesiest. kraft. for the win win. i may not be as pretty. i'm not a cable tv personality or an entertainer like larry. i'm the businessman, the only cpa running for gov ernor. california is a mismanaged mess. taxes, cost of living, water, wildfires, homelessness. these aren't political issues; they're readily fixable management issues. career politicians? celebrities? i've solved problems all my life. let's fix this great state! people but most importantly for american security and yo

i remember talking to the driver saying this is where we're going to go on valentine's day.is is what she's excited for, and he said, "it's fine. ." >> stephen: have you ever asked somebody for their autograph? >> yes. >> stephen: do you mind telling me who? >> richard nixon. >> stephen: did you get it? i got it, it was on a milky way wrapper. my dad took me to san francisco, i was at a parade and i reached in and got a wrapper and he signed it. >> stephen: what do you think you should throw out? >> i got a lot of underwears i should probably throw out but i love them, they're my comfort drawers. >> stephen: apples or oranges, george? >> apples. >> stephen: you can put peanut butter on an apple. >> you can do anything with an apple. you can make a bong out of an apple. >> stephen: apple because you can put peanut butter on an apple. >> that is -- that might be the most american thing i've ever theard you say. >> omics because they've got a lot of vitamin c and fiber in them. >> stephen: i go with apple because you can put peanut butter on them. >> yeah, but oranges you can p

the bobby valentine will throw to joe torry.001, both worked on a documentary for hbo max, how baseball helped the nation heal after the attacks. >> baseball just happened to be the right vehicle at the right time to help us cope. >> i feel honored that we gave the people something to feel good about. >> it was like we could live again. >> game over, yankees win. the yankees win! >> our job was to distract people from the horrors and sadness. >> you showed what being new yorkers is all about. >> and joining me by phone, the man who led the new york yankees to four world series victories. executive producer of "extra innings from 9/11" 20 years later. thanks for joining us. what does it mean to stand out there for first pitch on the 20th anniversary? it will be some kind of moment, i imagine. >> well, jim, as you know, none of us forget. 20 years, you still feel like you could reach out and touch it. it has always been right there for us. i don't know how i'm going to feel. i know the emotion is going to be huge. and, you know, w

the united states, a mentor of mine in geneva, the u.n., edith valentine, she really nailed it one timeduring the southeast asian, you know, the wars. the united states. the united states is intent on breaking up in canada regional unity, you know, and exchange. because capitalism, and corporatism, wants to keep people separate from each other. >> exactly. >> and we play right into that when we play nationalism. of course these white nationals that exists, growing up in rural oklahoma i've always know they are there. some are my relatives. they have been so empowered first by reagan. people forget about that and now, and then trump, that they are really a force now to be reckoned with. >> we have gone from being a nation of laws, no one says it anymore, we're a nation of laws. now we're just a nation of scoundrels. >> right. that's a good last word. >> i think we will end it right there. alejandro, brilliant. thank you both very, very much. it is been an honor and always a pleasure to host both of you. >> thank everyone, , thank all f you for coming, and friends and people i don't know

joining us is richard valentine, chief executive of the british ports association. richard, thank you we have reported, i have reported from the ports of charleston, south carolina we talk about supply chain bottlenecks here in the states what's the status of the busiest ports in the uk right now? >> good morning, brian and first thing i want to say is i don't believe you were nine in the 1980s, you look far too young for that great to be with you. >> thank you. >> yes, it's probably a few americans waking up today thinking what on earth is britain doing in this situation. it comes back as you rightly said in your report there it comes back to a lack of haulage, which is caused by a number of things, not least brexit, so the departure last year has led to european nationals based in the uk driving for heavy good vehicles for trucks, et cetera, those companies. they've actually gone back to europe in the last few months. and coupled with a bit of a crisis last year during the pandemic where lockdowns meant that heavy goods vehicles, hgv, tests were not allowed to tak

radio host phil valentine told his listeners he wouldn't get the vaccine, either, believing his riskhe had a change of heart once he was hospitalized from the virus. before he died, he asked his brother, mark, to share one last message with anyone who would listen. >> the message is go get the dad gum vaccination. >> reporter: those radio hosts who have died not being spared howard stern's withering attacks. >> the radio guys are the best. they were on fire. day after day, they were all dieing and then their dieing words are i wish i had been more into the vaccine. i wish i had taken it. >> reporter:: so cumulus nashville, the company that owns the station where phil valentine worked is also asking people to honor phil's memory by getting vaccinated. >> wow. that's just kind of astonishing to see that war of words, stephanie. thank you. >> you're welcome. >>> coming up next, what happens when you take an historic landmark and turn it into a modern work of art? it's happening right now in paris at the famed arc de triomphe. ♪ ♪ [on your mark. get set.] [cymbal crashes decisively] done

santos valentin, jr. pendyala vamsikrishna erica h. van acker kenneth w. van auken r. bruce van hine daniel m. van laere edward raymond vanacore jon charles vandevander frederick t. varacchi gopalakrishnan varadhan david vargas scott c. vasel azael ismael vasquez ronald j. vauk arcangel vazquez santos vazquez peter vega sankara sastry velamuri jorge velazquez lawrence g. veling david vera anthony mark ventura loretta ann vero christopher james vialonga matthew gilbert vianna robert anthony vicario celeste torres victoria joanna vidal john t. vigiano ii joseph vincent vigiano frank j. vignola, jr. joseph barry vilardo claribel villalobos hernandez sergio gabriel villanueva chantal vincelli melissa renee vincent francine ann virgilio lawrence virgilio joseph gerard visciano joshua s. vitale maria percoco vola lynette d. vosges garo h. voskerijian alfred anton vukosa gregory kamal bruno wachtler karen j. wagner mary alice wahlstrom >> and my father, keith. not a day goes by that i do not think about the fath

. >> reporter: valentine died but his brother said his story influenced denies to get the shot.o behavioral scientists. >> when there is a vivid story about someone you trust you know got sick, hospitalized or even died, that will carry more weight. >> reporter: but there are a litany of other vaccine skeptics who got covid and have yet to acknowledge the benefits of the vaccine from conservative cardinal raymond leo burke who used his pulpit to spread baseless conspiracy theories about the vaccine and ended up on a ventilator. >> and even the kind of microchip needs to be placed under the skin of every person. >> reporter: and to florida pastor rick wils. >> i'm not going to be vaccinated. i'll be one of the survivors. >> reporter: he too was hospitalized but remains defiant. how big of an influence is and you are own ego? >> they didn't want to recognize that they have made a mistake especially publically. >> reporter: but she has no problem saying she changed her mind to honor her friend's wishes. >> i just thought it was important to put it out there but i did change my mind

transport policies that we vote for because i and many other people rely on notjust the train to valentineow, at which a green energy of whatever it is. i mean, you know, the nature of democratic politics, if you have a democracy, is that you have got people who are, by definition, close to this. and if you don't, what you're actually voting for us aristocracy. people who are remote, who are separate. i accept what you are saying and i constantly need to ask myself, i constantly need to ask myself, i constantly do ask myself, am i wrong? have i over invested? by throwing good money after bad? i am intriaued b throwing good money after bad? i am intrigued by you _ throwing good money after bad? i am intrigued by you saying that you have had to ask yourself, even with so little sleep and in the heat of things, whether you got it wrong? i5 things, whether you got it wrong? is there a possibility that the argument that was made by many years ijy argument that was made by many years by many people that afghanistan could never be quelled. we could never be governed safely and securely. that they

a good friend of mine, phil valentine, a radio talk show host, he died a few weeks ago. would think it's a good thing that he passed away. joe rogan took ivermectin. it's a human medicine. there is an animal version of it. it won a nobel prize for science as a great treatment in human beings for parasites and various things. some doctors have prescribed it. i can't tell you if it's a great treatment for covid. but i'm not going to let somebody call it a horse medicine and forget the fact that there is a human version of it, prescribed by medical doctors across the world. howie: i think ivermectin is a fair point for media discussion, given the fda said it's useless for this point. rogan said last spring he didn't think younger people need to take the vaccines, then he reversed himself. more broadly, we're up to 1500 new deaths a day, average a, for the country. we haven't seen those numbers in a long time. let me move to the texas abortion law, we talked about a lot of anger at the supreme court and at texas on the left. but even some conservatives say it goes too far. i

mark bernier, dynick farell phi valentine, do you think these deaths will have any impact on their listenersthat's going to have any impact? >> honestly, don, i don't think so. these conservative radio hosts who have died in states like tennessee and florida, we hear about them, but i'm not sure the fox audience does. i'm not sure the audience that is anti-vaxx actually hears about these cases. hopefully dr. reiner is more optimistic. i'm pretty pessimistic on this. i'm not sure the people who need to hear the message are hearing it at all anymore. >> yeah. listen, this is what the current modeling shows, dr. reiner, that u.s. may see another 100,000 deaths by december, and we keep saying it, but i mean, you know, each of their deaths were likely avoidable, and i want you to respond to that. by the way, dick farell, the r radio host on his death bed who texted his long-time friend and advised her to get the vaccine and says he wished that he had. >> right, and this is the missed opportunity for people like mr. rogan. he has all of these listeners and the people that are listening to him are

two weeks after his death, conservative radio talk show host and vaccine skeptic phil valentine diedore he got sick he wrote a song mocking the push to get vaccinated. ♪ and i don't care if you ♪ -- >> changing "tax man" to "vax man." he told everyone he was not getting the vaccine. he got covid instead. his family relayed his regret. >> he recognizes his not getting the vaccination has probably caused a bunch of other people not to get vaccinated and that he regrets. >> reporter: he died, but his brother said his story influenced dozens to get the shot. no surprise to behavioral scientists. >> when there's a story about someone you trust, you know, got sick, got hospitalized, even died, that story will carry more weight. >> reporter: but there are a litany of other vaccine skeptics who got covid and have yet to acknowledge the benefits of the vaccine. from conservative cardinal raymond leo burke, who used his pulpit to spread baseless conspiracy theories about the vaccine, and ended up on a ventilator. >> and even the kind of microchip needs to be placed under the skin of every pers

sort of like when you buy your wife a table saw for valentines day.ogistically, you got her a gift, but strategically, mistakes were made after passing jeff bezos this week to once again become the world's richest person, tesla ceo elon musk said he was gonna send bezos the silver medal and a statue of the number two, but then it turned out the only way to do that was with amazon [ light laughter ] new york mayor bill de blasio visited rikers island jail this week and said quote, "this is a place that should have been shut down a long time ago." said an employee, "this is la guardia." [ laughter ] makes sense. i didn't think rikers would have a cinnabon [ light laughter ] producers have announced that the tv series "law & order" will return for its 21st season see, they made you think it's dick wolf's idea but turns out, it was his wife [ laughter ] that's right nearly 12 years after the original series was canceled, producers have announced that the original "law & order" will return to nbc for its 21st season wow. so trump said he was going to bring

dick farrell, phil valentine and mark burnier all died within the past month.e minds of listeners. joining me, alan smith. give me a sense of the consensus here. is it going to change any minds about the vaccine in what are you hearing? >> well, from one of the gentlemen i spoke to who i know he was a kentucky republican, he has been hesitant to take the vaccine really this whole time, this hit him. you know, he was aware that these guys had died and he still, still is on the fence about it. >> and why? why is he hesitant? does he give you the logic for that? >> i mean he cites a bunch of stuff that, you know, other people who are guest the vaccine are citing online. one-off studies, stuff that really goes against what really all of the health experts in the united states are telling people right now about vaccination. so it really seems that for a lot of the hesitancy, even, you know, hearing a trusted source like one of the conservative radio hosts who mocked the vaccine and then dies of coronavirus within, you know, weeks of the battle beginning, it hits hom

joe torre and bobby valentine throwing out the ceremonial first pitch.t. yankees down two in the eighth. aaron judge his second home run of the game. yankees add another in the inning and go on to win 8-7 on an emotional night there in new york. >> i think they could feel the emotion in the building. i thought they did a great job of honoring the servicemen and women, just paying homage to the memories of the people that lost their lives. it was a beautiful night. it was a perfect night. and the two new york teams played it out. >> and not far down the road at the u.s. open 18-year-old emma raducanu pulling off one of the most im probable grand slam wins of all time. the english teenager the first player ever, man or woman, to go from having to qualify to a major champ. beating 19-year-old leylah fernandez of canada in straight sets yesterday. raducanu didn't lose aet in the entire tournament. she is the younger major champion since maria sharapova. >> it still hasn't sunk in, to be honest, because after the match i haven't had a moment to embrace everyt

taliban's promise of free passage is put to the test, president biden met with ukrainian president valentine's day have a len ski who like the former afghan president is many economic aid. according to riots afghan president ghani told biden july it 3rd his country was facing full scale invasion and president biden told ghani he needed to project an image of strength i need not tell you the perception around the world and in parts of afghanistan, i believe, is that things are not going well in terms of the fight against the taliban. and there is a need whether it is true or not there is a need to project a different picture. >> was the president in any way pushing a false narrative in that call with the afghan president. >> i think it's pretty clear. again, i'm not going to go into details of a private conversation. but, what we saw over the course of the last few months is a collapse in leadership. what the president has conveyed repeatedly, privately and publicly, is you need to stand up and lead your country. >> the white house maintains nobody saw the taliban takeover coming as quickly as

the symptoms but it was is clouded by what i could not do but she saw who i could become but on valentine'say 2016th i asked chelsea to marry me and my parents were externally hesitant to let mext to work two months later we found out chelsea was pregnant this was the best thing that ever happened to me and i'm not sure my parents whatever would have allowed me to get a job or move out if that had not happened. >> with the baby on the way i moved into chelsea's house that summer which we still live in now i work full-time as bio technician and then nearby ethanol production facility in december 2016 a became a father but my parents still treated me like a child. i had no control over my paychecks i earned and had to get permission from my stepfather to buy diapers and formula for my daughter. my parents fully control my earnings and refuse to even provide the contact information for the trustee overseeing my settlement funds. i could make medical appointments for my daughter but not for myself. my parents allowed chelsea and i to get married may 2018 before and after the wedding i regularly

on valentine's day, 2016, i asked chelsey to marry me. i was excited to start a family but my parents were extremely hesitant to let me work and let alone get married. two months later we found out chelsea was pregnant. this was the best thing that had happened to me and i'm not sure my parents would have ever allowed me to get a job or move out if that hadn't happened. with a baby on the way by that summer i'd moved into chelsea's house, which we still live in now. i work full-time as a bio technician at a nearby ethanol production facility. in december of 2016 i became a father but in many ways my parents still treat me like a child. i had no control over my paychecks i earned and had to get permission from my stepfather to buy diapers and formula for my daughter. my parents controlled my earnings and refused to even provide the contact information for the trustee overseeing my settlement funds. i could make medical appointments for my daughter but i wasn't allowed to make them for myself. my parents finally allowed chelsey and i to get

and we have bobby valentine on the 52, it was great having them.t and we can never do that. it was great. rachel: very encouraging, gives me hope to know no one dared to take any on a very awesome event last night. good to hear. i'm going to ask you something that is happening in our country we have had so many issues around the border as you know our current administration has not been doing a good job, peter doocy has been doing a good job pressing the administration on so many issues and one of the things that he asked the press secretary jen psaki about, why do americans have to have these covid vaccine mandates but not illegal immigrants. take a listen i want to hear what she has to say. >> our objective is to get as many people vaccinated across the country as humanly possible. the president's announcement yesterday was an effort to empower businesses and to give businesses the tools to protect their workforces. that's exactly what we did but certainly we want everybody to get vaccinated and more people are vaccinated whether they are migrant

and bobby valentine and former yankees manager joe torre will be those on hand hurts his abating in theities. >> sandra: we know you from business news but sports are so personal to you and as a new yorker, i know there's nobody better to cover that and it gives us all chills as we look back at that moment that brought so many together. thank you. >> okay. >> i know i should have kept him on hand to discuss this because it was the pitch that we all remember. president george bush in that moment stepping up to the plate, october 30th, 2001. i believe 49 days after the attack. and it was perfection, that pitch. such confidence, these are just so many of the moments that we all stopped as americans and took this in together. >> john: it was a very moving moments and everyone marveled at that pitch as well because the president was wearing a fairly substantial bulletproof vest, he got it across the plate and the strike zone and it looked like it even dropped a little bit. great catch. >> sandra: it really was. i don't know, it's one of those things where you watch it a few times and it neve

phil valentine died of covid. marc bernie died of covid.ervative firebrand and pastor, died of covid. charlie. >> well, look, each one of those cases is a tragedy, and we certainly do not want to make light of them. every one of those individuals left a family, many of whom left small children, but it does seem as if the covid karma is working overtime here. you know, i think that this is a perfect illustration of the fact that ideas have consequences, which is something that conservatives used to understand. if you peddle this information, if you encourage reckless behavior, there will be consequences. unfortunately, those consequences will sometimes be lethal, and you are seeing this. i think these stories are potentially the kind of thing that will move people, people will look at this and go, okay, perhaps we really ought to consider getting the vaccine. but these stories, i wrote about this last week and asked why does this keep happening, what is going on here. i think it is pretty obvious that you have people who have embraced the li

when we're really starting to get stars in our eyes, we're thinking about other types of candy for valentine's year long. i think seriously, i do think that it's a -- this is a sign that we're heading into the holiday season, it's trying to get people into that spirit. hopefully spending a little bit more this holiday season, hopefully they'll have a little bit more in their paychecks. but i think it would be a terrible thing to keep these flavors of fall beyond the. dagen: i have cans of pumpkin. i have cans at pumpkin at home because it's good for your dog's gi track. that's your tip for the day. still ahead the august jobs report due out at the bottom of the next hour. we break everything down that you need to know. it all starts next hour, "mornings with maria" live on fox business. [relaxed summer themed music playing] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ summer is a state of mind, you can visit anytime. savor your summer with lincoln. (vo) this is a place for ambition. summer is a state of mind, ya forge of progress.. a unicorn in training. a corner to build a legacy. a vision for tomorrow. a fresh start. a