of dollars for disaster relief and then there were just funny stories like when he called chris vanguardask if he was dead or alive. that's the day that i knew i had to write a a book so i started writing the book just because i thought the american people need to know the heart and soul of this amazing man. in the middle of writing the book it occurred to me there was something a lot more important at work here pouring out of my heart onto my computer talking about him. president bush left us a blueprint on how to live life. you know when someone dies and they often will say it was a life well lived? if you wanted that to be said about you when you die, you need to y read this book. president bush taught us how to live life. >> he did. jumping out of airplanes. missus bush said it's a great way to go one way or another. >> she was glad because on his 90th birthday, he jumped at saint ann's church in kennebunkport, maine. she said if it doesn't go well, we will just carry him inside and have the funeral. >> that's right. it won't be far to go. so, today is missus bushes birthday. just an

vanguard is offering 1,000 bucks to employees who get vaccinated by october and that offer applies evencement vanguard is not allowing unvaccinated people to enter its u.s. offices and recently announced a hybrid model allowing most staff to work remotely on mondays and fridays. meantime, those are the companies all paying to get vaccinated ours is not one of them. >>> a new netflix documentary will follow spacex's first civilian mission this september. the five-part series will follow the four launching into space for a three-day orbit. >>> if you've ever wanted your home to smell like ikea's swedish meatballs without having to heat them up, you're in luck. the furniture warehouse is offering a new scented candle that smells like the iconic swedish meatballs. it's aimed at recreating the senses which i said to that one way long hallway you have to get out of they don't let you walk through that store. >> they put the cafeteria near the exit. >> you're starving by the time you get there. you've worked so hard. >> i know. by the way, bertha, talk about the notion that people are getting

he said i will give you $100 per hour if you keep bringing up the vanguard story just to prove i wasight and let me take a victory lap. [laughter] so tom, do you want to go there. he wanted to reiterate it after you called him out yesterday. tom: no, she had company. jonathan: she's going to do $1000. $1000 if you get vaccinated at ben cardin -- at vanguard, vaccine. tom: look at the trillions we spent on this, and some of it is necessary, but every company, and not just a business -- not just business, just get them refunded by the government and move on with a 90% vaccination rate. jonathan: what you just said is interesting. you think the administration should offer a tax credit based on whether you go and get vaccinated or not. tom: they should offer a dollar to dollar savings to business to assist people in getting vaccinated now. jonathan: lisa, final word? lisa: the focus for me is should we be looking at the carrots or the sticks. at what point do you start mandating things? that is where the focus of gravity is right now among governments and businesses. jonathan: equity fut

and then there was just funny stories like when he called prince vanguard to ask him if he was dead orve. that was the day i knew i had to write a book. i started writing the book just because i thought the american people need to know the heart and soul of this amazing man, and in the middle of writing the book it occurred to me that there was something a lot more important at work year, pouring out of my heart onto my computer, talking about him. president bush really left us a blueprint on now to live life. when someone dies and often will say it was a lifelong -- well lived, if you want that to be said about you when you die, you need to read this book. president bush taught us now to live life. >> i mean he did. jumping out of airplanes, perfectly good. love the story where mrs. bush said it was a great way to go one way or another. >> and she was glad because on his 90th birthday he jumped at saint and church in kennebunkport, maine,, and she said if it doesn't go well we will carry him inside and have the funeral. >> won't be far to go. today is mrs. bush is birthday. we put a b

kroger, $100, vanguard $1,000. mcdonald's four hours p.t.o. bolt house farms, $500.ven to people after they've been vaccinated. it does raise the question, i've got to say, in the rest of the world people look at this very strangely, ana, they really do. there is part of the world where they are screaming just to get the vaccine. here in the united states, companies are having to pay people to go and get a vaccine when it's coming out their nostrils in many parts of the city. it's an odd world, but that's the way it looks at the moment. >> the one that was most eye popping to me was vanguard giving $1,000 to employees. that's crazy. richard quest, i wish we had more time. thank you for being with us. >>> it's the question a lot of parents are asking right now. is it safe to send my child back to school? and are we doing enough to protect our kids? i'll ask the secretary of education miguel cardona who is standing by when we come back. it's crispy. it's creamy. it's not your average chocolate bar. smooth milk chocolate, crispy wafer and creamy hazelnut filling. it's k

vanguard offering $1,000 for staff when they get vaccinated. when they do come back, it's a hybrid meaning a few days in, a few days out. >> neil: many companies are not poking around about it. it's led to some firings. this is a take no prisoner's approach to forcing the issue. >> you heard from microsoft. they side you're not coming in to any of our u.s. faciliies that you have a u.s. vaccination. so it's a different environment that we're going to be working in, neil. >> neil: all right. great reporting on that. taking a look at these companies upping the ante and demanding that you do what is being recommended in new york. the mayor recommending it in new york. a guy that wants to be the next mayor is condemning it saying it's one thing for companies to do this of their own volition but not necessarily being strong-armed by any politician. we'll get the read from them and from dr. francis collins, the nih director. the only thing the good doctor wants is for you to be safe. but how far do you go pushing that? after this. ♪ ♪ here we go. ♪ ♪

vanguard group will play $1000 for proof of your vaccination. >>> still ahead, new developments on boosterts for the johnson & johnson vaccine. how effective are they against the delta variant. a medical expert weighs in. >>> there are invariably questions, concerns, suspicions and we will try to put some of those to bed. >>> hundreds of home is your family ready for an emergency? you can prepare by mapping out two ways to escape your home, creating a supply kit, and including your whole family in practice drills. for help creating an emergency plan, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com a little preparation will make you and your family safer in an emergency. a week's worth of food and water, radio, flashlight, batteries and first aid kit are a good start to learn more, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com >>> voters concerned with how their recall balance are verified and the confusion over the second question. >>> plus, another mountain lion spotted in the bay area. where it was seen and what you need to know. >>> we are zeroing in on how best to fight covid-19. news about a booster shot for joh

kroger, mcdonald's, vanguard offering paid time off or money to get the shot. 1,000 bucks for vanguardan cruise lines in florida, federal judge says norwegian can require passengers show proof they have been vaccinated before they board. and meantime, vaccinated or not, keep that mask handy, folks. major u.s. retailers changing their plans depending on where you live you may be required to mask up before walking through their doors, we're talking walmart, target, mcdonald's, starbucks they want you to wear a mask in high transmission areas so you'll need to know if that's you. that's the cdc. >> these are the businesses asking to do that. >> they want to get back to normal. and they think masks and vaccinations are the way to do that. they're also being flexible saying amid this covid variant, let's just give it a few more weeks to see where we are and what the numbers look like. >> interesting that there are businesses saying vaccinations and masks are good business. people need to remember that. >> absolutely. >> thank you very much. >>> reopening schools and keeping students safe du

we are at the vanguard. everybody problem we're addressing has a problem that's never been solved before. we need to work together as a team to accomplish this. >> you're not worried about being competitive. if there was a really good ai person that said i would like to be in nashville, you would think they would work better with you and if they're not willing to then maybe they will not be a good fit? >> exactly. we hired 300 people in the united states last year. we had 52,000 job applicants. we can recruit and hire the type of people who will like to work here.extroverted. people that like to go to work and interact. people that want to go home and want to be stay at home moms or dads, there's lots of companies up in silicon valley where they will accommodate that. facebook, google, salesforce. you can work from home. the good thing is we have lots of types of employees in silicon lot of different typesextrovert, well educated and a book in your hand then c3ai is the place you'll like it. we think very ca

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these fans see themselves in the vanguard of a global struggle against and a phobia inequality, and racism with over 500 supporters clubs outside germany. they're able to spread their message far beyond their home. but some police history is far from innocent. the club is sending out a warning about the rise in popularity of far right parties like the a, f, d. nazis and fascists have no place in san poly today. i was just there with every ah no, i evacuation flights resume from cobble app for the day off the thousands of afghans attempted to flee the haughty bond takeover. but a different scene along the land border with pakistan inhabited by ethnic group baton bon draw support from ah, i'm sammy's aid and this is just, they're alive from the hall. so coming up, joe biden.

with the virus. rush stands, the vanguard of a growing movement. nearly 15000 hospitals about one in 4 across the us, now require staffers to get the coven vaccine, according to the american hospital association, and state like new york, california and washington is issued vaccine mandates for health care workers like it or not. vaccine mandates work. since chicago began requiring a vaccination or a negative test to attend most concert, more people who gotten vaccinated. and since france began requiring a similar help, fast food and bars, restaurants and most indoor venues, millions more people signed up to get the shot. and that's crucial to reach the kind of immunity that there's new variance in popping up. still, some are saying no to, we're not elation. and there have been protests across the country by thousands of vaccine wary health care workers. you have every right now to get vaccinated, we're not gonna force you to get vaccinated, but you may have to find another place to work. that's exactly what happened to workers that are w. j. born of his health in new jersey, which re

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we have been libertarians have, we were the vanguard on the police accountability work. we were, no one will give us the credit, everyone's like plm and the christian science monitor was like isn't it interesting that libertarians and blm have the same issue and i was like but you know, give us credit. libertarians were the ones who said same-sex marriage it should happen. we were the ones that said the drug war was a problem. where the ones who said there is an issue with police brutality within the black communities and no one listens to us for 15 years now suddenly it's due sure and people are talking about so the surveillance issues have been coming for a long time. one of the essays in the book is about pro torah protests that we did in new hampshire, it was a small town in new hampshire and they ran an open forum with the onion network and basically what it does is it allows you secretly or anonymously to surf theinternet . i might argue that it's now being used by activists in america since we actually need a channel in order to do these things and access access p

the key thing with the vanguard announcement is the vaccinated get the money. jonathan: they have until october to get vaccinated. lisa, the response in a corporate america is getting face. lisa: it protects you, it protects us from disruption and it raises the bar in terms of how much freedom they have when they get vaccinated. what i am watching is the fda. the expectation from the new york times is that the fda will grant full approval to the pfizer vaccine early next month. this may be something that triggers a greater pace of vaccinations. jonathan: we have been waiting for that. we are starting to see downgrades in china. that is worth focusing on, restrictions building in more than 40 cities. that really is worth paying attention to. tom: everybody anticipating the vice chairman's speech, i suggest it is about the weber economy. friday -- it is about the labor economy. friday is job reports. the bottom line is that there is a little bit of enthusiasm going into this report. jonathan: the adp report later this morning. jobless claims tomorrow. matt says t

, but, frankly, i'm here to say told you so your we have been libertarians have come we were the vanguard on the police accountability work. no one will give us the credit. edwin is like blm and the christian science monitor was like isn't it interesting that libertarians and blm had the same issue? but give us credit. libertarians were the ones who said same-sex marriage should happen to we the ones you said the drug was a problem. we would want to said there is an issue with racism and with police brutality within the black communities. no one listen to us and now suddenly it's up du jour ande talking about it. the savannah species of incoming for a long time. -- surveillance issues -- the protest we did in hampshire in a small town in hampshire and a rat and open floor which is the any network and basic what does it out allows to anonymously surf the internet. use by dissidents and repressive regimes. i might argue it is now being used by activists in america because we need a channel and order to do things. at this protest, there was a sight to behold because we had librarians, 80-yea

that makes them the third largest holder behind blackrock and vanguard.certainly shows they have confidence in what kroger is doing, how it is managing the transition into online sales. the business will hold up. let's face it, grocery stores did benefit from the pandemic because more people were eating at home. can they move forward, deal with higher costs? so far the answer is yes. that explains in large measure what is going on. matt: i cook for myself for a whole year and i enjoyed it, but i don't plan on doing that again. kroger is a $34 billion company. i didn't realize how massive berkshire hathaway has become but it has not grown as much in percentage terms this year. dave: through the first half, berkshire and kroger track each other pretty closely. since the second half began, kroger has taken off while berkshire is running in place, if you look at the class b shares. you could do the same thing with class a, but it would tell you the same thing. kroger has been on a roll in the stock market. with berkshire buying more shares, that is definitely

political reason and explained american publishes defended the right of free speech has become the vanguard of censorship in this country. the book is called "the long slide", 30 years in american journalist. you can get it at tuckercarlson.com. it's published by simon and shuster. we're going to be going on laura i show tonight at 10:00, "the five" time at 5:00 and wednesday getting up early by our standards for "fox and friends." i can't wait to do that. anyway, it's called "the long slide." if you want to know, this is a snapshot of censorship in this country. go to tuckercarlson.com. that's it tomorrow. the show that the sworn and sincering enemy of group think. anthony is on fox nation. see you tomorrow. sean is next. >> sean: thanks, tucker. welcome to "hannity" tonight. the hypocrisy in the democratic party has never been worse. andrew cuomo's aide resigned. governor cuomo is refusing to resign. and now legal charges and impeachment are well on its way. more coming up on this. first, we want to wish a happy birthday to barack obama. apparently my invitation got lost in the mail. beca

it was i mean to connect with ann it was a nation among nations, but it was also seen as a vanguard of an entirely new nation. it was one about white egalitarian democracy. it was one about racial hierarchy in an era where races were going to come more into touch with each other. and so it was offering global solutions and they was of it was a very emphatic. i mean, you know, it was the emphatic message was. it is we have a proposition for you. you are making a mistake in not taking us for what we are so that could explain there's a diplomatic failure. they were lousy diplomats. but of course everybody knew about what was going to result in hots of becoming successful will be a robbery lee one another battle or you know and if what the confederates expected was going to happen was going to pass. right, so i think i think that's that's a wonderful way to end our conversation today. i can't believe we've already hit a 245. i just want to reiterate if it's okay with the panelists that it's very clear that just as historians have shown the centrality is a slavery to the confederate nationa

. >>> the big financial firm vanguard promises to pay $1,000 to workers if they get the shot.oft, google and others also requiring workers in the united states in their offices here to get vaccinated. most of the companies putting requirements in place are big corporations with white collar workers. you see arkansas based tyson foods is the big standout. the company announcing it will require all front line workers, including in the factories, to be fully vaccinated. in new york city the mayor will require proof of vaccination before you can go to a gym, restaurant or entertainment venues. vanessa, this is a big step by the mayor. how is it being received? >> reporter: well, businesses here in new york city tell us they're split on this issue. right now it's looking like the businesses are going to be the ones that are checking and enforcing this new vaccine mandate. we spoke to one restaurant owner who says that he welcomes this news. but we also spoke to a live venue owner who says he doesn't think this new proof of vaccine mandate will change people's mind to get the vaccin

. >>> vanguard is offering employees 1000 dollars to get vaccinated.ts employees are eligible. they have to show proof of vaccination by october 1. >>> a man from vallejo can scissors his amazon delivery driver an angel. mark cutlip found his truck and trailer gone outside his home. without them, he can't run his new junk removal business. he showed his amazon delivery driver a photo of the stolen goods and asked him to watch out. later that night he got a call. the driver, henry martinez, spotted the truck and trailer a quarter mile away. >> i was ecstatic. i made it to the location in a couple of seconds. >> he was so happy to have gotten his truck and trailer back. i was more than happy to help. >> the thief did steal the catalytic converter but cutlip was happy the truck was found. more on how the driver reacted on abc7 news.com. i can't notice the name of that hauling service. >> and the mascot. >> all of it. glad for him. >> drought monitor. it is thursday. there is a change. can you tell? probably not. 89 to 88% drought change. it is nothing. no

for the reconstruction of the american family and now we are joined by someone who is right in the vanguardthat fight ohio senate candidate. you have been so great. what kind of reaction are you getting? >> thank you for having me steve. go to jd vance.com but the reaction is unhinged from the left because to the ideas first we have to support families and crazy ideas we should be profamily in this country but to be profamily you have to raise a family on a good middle-class wage than the left goes crazy accused of being sexist to raise a family on a single wage because you want to kick every single woman out of the workforce it is a weird inability to reckon with the fact that children and families are the future of our civilization. if we don't have that we do have a country anymore we have to fix this problem. steve: a couple of weeks ago you said this. so what are the specific things you word like to see in pursuit of the profamily agenda? >> . >> what the country does is penalizes marriage and successful families through the marriage penalty i propose an alternative policy where we giv

publishing, which were generations defended the right of free speech and free expression, has become the vanguardcensorship in this country. the book is called "the long slide: 30 years in american journalism." you can download it at "tuckercarlson capsoff.com. got a lot of magazine pieces that hold up well appear we are going to be on a bunch of different shows going on laura's show at 10:00, on "the five" t tomorrow at 5:00, and getting a very early by our standards for "fox & friends." can't wait to do that. anyway, it's called "the long slide." this is just a snapshot of the spread of censorship in this country. it's pretty interesting, actually. go to tuckercarlson capsoff.com tucker carlsonandrew napolitanoo n"fox nation." we'llseeyou,sean hannitynext. >> sean:thank you. welcometo"hannity"tonight.it'sah echairwomanofthetime'slegaldefen sefundforsexualharassmentvictims w a sjustforcedtoresignindisgracea f t erworking we will tell you the reports out there. governor cuomo himself abusing to resign and now legal charges and impeachment are well on his way. coming up, a lot more on this. we wan

look at vanguard a lot of these companies mu multi-trillion dollar asset managers and at every potentialork, they're trying to do the right thing. most in this industry are trying to, but it's a question of just desire do they want to? and i think up to this point it doesn't seem like any signs show that that's their intent >> still early days. just a few days post-ipo your point, sir, obviously important to a lot of our viewers. appreciate it very much. >>> guys, one more stock i want to hit is on the move. not at much as robinhood look at lyft shares. down sharply this morning. actually popped nearly 8% when results first crossed yesterday. now down more than 8 despite revenue jumping 125% and reaching adjusted ebitda probability metric the drop today might be because of new costs for the business and issues with driver supply and demand, which co-founder jon zimmer spoke about this morning. >> it is getting better. quarter over quarter we welcomed 50% more drivers than last quarter. and, again, able to hit just about ebitda profitability with driver earning at an all-time high. >> so

that people who get vaccinated, they can get up to four hours of paid time off, and then there's vanguardst this week told employees that if they show proof of vaccination they can get $1,000 as long as they show that proof by october 1, $1,000. leave it to wall street to figure out a way to really get the attention of the unvaccinated. >> that's an incentive for you. matt egan, thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> and thank you for joining me. i'm victor blackwell. "the lead" with jake tapper starts now. >>> the new warning about variants even worse than delta. "the lead" starts right now. 95% of the country is now seeing a substantial amount of covid spread as the delta variant takes over, but there is some good news. then, within two hours our town was gone. a whole community essentially wiped out by a wildfire. we are live on the ground. plus, five days straight of cancelled flights leaving passengers stranded and angry. how long will it

but they've been in the vanguard. i literally saw this this morning. this is pt barnum and it's a little late in the game for this sacred status. but he is writing about some problems that he is having and he leaves out the middle letters so he's talking about native americans and he's having problems with them but i'm just saying what he says in this letter he says they were lazy though they will draw customers. what's interesting is what he says not long after that is that he has a some problems with some goats that he's using. i think one he took off one of its horns and he doesn't like one because he says if i may, he shit so i can doma nothing with him. that's a very old-school and much more common in older text if you recall the letter then this one. what happens is the words lose their power and often times when they lose their power, they become bits of grammar. what, i mean, by that is for example with hell. so, hell, take the sentence i would even play the maid. i want to be in this production so much i would even play the maid and there's an

they've been in the vanguard of that language has just changed in that way so there's a major contrastay between today and mot wouldn't be criticized. for example this is something that i justt happen to be readig right now. i literally saw this this morning. this is pt barnum and it's a little late in the game for this sacred status. he leaves out the middle letters so what he's talking about unfortunately is native americans and he doesn't like them, he's having problemsan wih them. he says the damned indians were lazy though they will draw customers and he writes damn. what's interesting is not long after that is that he has some problems with some goats that he is using. he doesn't like one because he says if i may, he shit so i can do nothing with him but with of the word damn, he has to hyphenate that. that is a very old-school and of course much more common in the older text if you recall the letter from barr and amanda text. and what happens is the words lose their power and often when they lose their power, they become bits of grammar. and as the example with hell. take this sen

is still unclear mega cap indexes like the s&p tech sector, the nasdaq 100 and particularly the vanguardega cap tech etf highly traded are just shy of record highs however, normal low high flying tech leaders have had corrections in the past mont including cathie wood favorites like pal tear, roku, amazon, paypal and ned flicks. modest economic growth with continuing low interest rates would be ideal we are still getting the growth but it is not clear if rates will continue to remain low. jon, i think the question is the delta variant. traders want to know when it is going the peak but it is too early to make those calls. >> we have been talking about the tech names that give flexibility doing better bob, you covered a lot of ground there. in those smaller tech names that are growth stocks potentially that wouldn't fare as well with a rise in rates, have you noticed over the past few days, couple weeks that they have been getting a bit more of a bid? have you seen any particular why that might be? >> no. i mean the kathy woods names are off a little bit but a lot are consumer focused nam

there were almost like vanguard personality. but because act up was not theoretical and driven by the need with people with aids all of the action and energy was geared toward being effective. because the clock was ticking. those needs had to be met immediately. there is not time for theory and bureaucracy. that's what drove the organization. >> just thinking about the question of lessons. maybe other movements cannot so easily be drawn pretty think of this because a friend of mine mentioned in your books i will not mention his name. those meetings if you were a young comic gate man those meetings were among other things very sexy. you mentioned for example they got together there and became a couple over the creation of a fact sheet. : : : for most of us to be successful theft of the places that make your life better to be in them and you know based on burden and responsibility won't fill and there was a lot of fear around when aids was first recognized and mr. burger woods. >> led the way that's one of the other things that is