you, helen wallace. , , ., wallace.ion isn't going to — are harmful. self—regulation isn't going to be enough, we need regulation, there will be harm to the environment and potential harm to human _ the environment and potential harm to human health if we continue with these _ to human health if we continue with these modifications.— to human health if we continue with these modifications. thank you both very much. — these modifications. thank you both very much. thank— these modifications. thank you both very much, thank you _ these modifications. thank you both very much, thank you helen - these modifications. thank you both very much, thank you helen wallace and helen sang, thank you. fresh tensions have surfaced between britain and france over post—brexit fishing rights. french fishermen are accusing the uk of being slow to grant permits in its territorial waters. an announcement is expected today on the issuing of permits around jersey, where a dispute erupted earlier this year and prompted the intervention of the

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wallace, as you are the only non mayor. and your testimony you say we will benefit from the rich history of multi jurisdictional cooperation, pulling from the unique strengths of different stakeholders. whether the unique strengths of the federal government, that they can bring to governments like yours? or partnerships like yours, i should say? >> thank you for that question. we were previously a federal state commission and we worked from that. so we have this underlying history since the 1970s of working in a tight partnership between federal agencies and the state. our federal agencies range from the army corps of engineers, with its engineering of our systems, also its ecological restoration program, we have the fish and wildlife service, which offers its unique role in terms of wildlife management, ecological processes. fema, with its role on hazard planning, and the epa with oil response and spill mapping. and then with usgs, they are science research arm, noaa, with its drought and resources programs. and also it's

mayor tamara wallace from south lake tahoe.reciate your time once again here on nbc. >> thank you. ♪ ♪ >>> well, firefighters are finding a around the basecamps there, so welcome distraction from what is happening on the front lines. our digital team put together a story all about it. find it on our website, nbcbayarea.com. click on "therapy dogs helping firefighters." it can help you as well. it is right there on the front page at nbcbayarea.com. >>> up next, the viral tiktok challenge being blamed for vandalism at some bay area schools. this is disheartening. what is going on here? we have the explanation and what tiktok is now doing in response. >>> and a secret show in san francisco. metallica playing in front of a crowd for the first time in two years. this is a live look at the line, the people waiting to get inside. we are going to tell you just the details of this surprise concert. stay with us. >>> welcome back to "nbc bay area news" tonight. some of the other stories we are watching at this hour, we continue to follow

wallace. in your testimony, you say, we will benefit from the rich history of multijurisdictional operation, from our unique strengths are federal partners and other private stakeholders. what are the unique strengths of the federal government that they can bring to governments like yours are partnerships like yours, i should say? ms. wallace: thank you. we were previously a federal state commission and we were born from that, so we have this underlying history of the 1970's of working with a very tight partnership between federal agencies and states. our federal agencies range from the army corps of engineers and also, the ecological restoration program and the efficient wildlife service which offers a role in terms of wildlife -- fish and wildlife service which offers a role in terms of wildlife management, ecological prophecies, fema with its rolls e on hazard planning and response as well as usdpa with oil. and with the usgs, their science research arm, noaa, so with integrated drought pla

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chris wallace pushed secretary mayorkas on the idea why they let them into the country to begin withnna sort them out and send some back, most of them did not come from haiti we reported on fox many have torn up the documents showing the country they came from because they think they can be deported back to haiti because of what is happening there. so once someone steps foot on our soil we can take them back to mexico if they're not from mexico. that's why remain in mexico was an important policy and is not allowing people to cross the border until we know they should be here and it's an important thing to do so the border patrol workers that are on horseback doing the last ditch effort to people and tricky people crossing the river, once people get here they will stay here through the adjudication process of the haitian migrants we might have a legal process to send them back because of what's happening in their own judicial system they worked against us in that scenario. it's an emergent problem and why it's so bad that were demonizing the people who are last line of defense in doi

wallace: that's a great question. broadly speaking, we are working with state partners and local partners. all hands on deck. that leads to an approval process. on a lower missouri river, for example, after the 2019 flood, there was a community that worked to expand the river floodplain, and that came at a local level, but the state and federal governments endorsed it. they knew they needed to recover somehow. that is a great example that should be highlighted across the country as a way -- all levels of government, down to the residents who live there to come up with a solution that takes into account current flooding and what is projected long-term. representative crenshaw: i've run out of time. high yields back. -- high yields back. -- i yield back. >> thank you, madam chair for holding this important hearing today. i want to thank each of the witnesses for testifying and for their service to our country and their local communities. nationwide, communities are struggling to keep up with natural hazards such as floo

"fox news sunday" can with chris chris -- with chris wallace is next.e dvr. have an awesome day. have an awesome day. chris: president biden faces a barrage of challenges to this sweeping vaccine mandates, impacting tens of millions of americans. >> this is not about freedom or personal choice. it's about protecting yourself and those around you. chris: as the delta variant surges, the latest offensive in the fight against covid, faces pushback from republicans, accusing the white house of big government overreach. >> to protect my people and to defend their freedom. >> president forgot we live in america. >> these pandemic politics as i

that is ben wallace 'ust leavina team. that is ben wallace 'ust leaving downing i team. wallace just leaving downing street now. l team. that is ben wallace just i leaving downing street now. let's talk about who was staying. priti patel, there have been a lot of speculation she might be for the chop as well. but, no, she is staying, and their two women amongst the top four positions in government.— the top four positions in government. the top four positions in covernment. ., , . , ., ., government. the optics of that arrives to _ government. the optics of that arrives to good _ government. the optics of that arrives to good for _ government. the optics of that arrives to good for the - government. the optics of that arrives to good for the prime i arrives to good for the prime minister, and priti patel does speak to a certain wing of the conservative party, if you like, and i think it is important for the prime minister to manage those different strands of opinion —— the optics of that are quite good. the big problems of the home office, particular in regard to boats c

. >> a conversation with christine wachris wallace abouts new book.e burbank reports on rescue dogs, those four-legged heros of 9/11. and lee cowan takes us back to ground zero, 20 years on. 9/11 then and now, later on "sunday morning." >> pauley: summer is drawing to a close. the new season is upon us. and all through this morning, we'll be offering you some coming attractions. jim axelrod has a preview. >> the face is familiar, and so is the name. >> what do you say? >> reporter: michael gandolfini steps into his late father's shoes as young tone sp tony soprano in a new film. >> the first instinct was no. >> reporter: ben mankiewicz catches up with cedric the entertainer. >> i would sing and do poems. i was like call me an entertainer. >> reporter: and tracy smith on the return of a broadway sensation, all coming up on "sunday morning." >> pauley: from rita braver, drawings with a stroke of genius. the sketches of artist paul ceÉsanne. steve hartman has his own take on thisis 20th answer of 9/11, plus commentary from dan barry of the "new york time

in 2021 nicole wallace is living in a 2021 world, what does that mean?ins next. in . it's clinically proven, reduces inflammation and comes in original prescription strength. salonpas. it's good medicine. (music) [crunch] >> laura: a lot of strange content on msnbc but nicole wallace may be stuck now in a time warp. >> want to know how radical today's >> nicole wallace, it is in the time. >> the heretical today's gop is. chief justice john roberts side with the liberals on the court in the texas abortion ban and it sounds like collusion between centric legislatures and far right members of the united states supreme court whether it is a crime or real. they look into it. jillian: may be mueller will look into it? still looking into things. it is american now and forever. go to lauraingraham.com. in honor of great first responders on the anniversary of september 11th. >> in america it has come to this. it is sad. todd: it is wednesday september 8th, americans make their opinions known about leaving citizens behind in afghanistan. jillian: meantime in kabul

pretty cool to see. >> reporter: as america last year confronted its history and legacy of racism, wallacecar, speaking out in support of the black lives matter movement and emblazoning his race car with its hashtag. his voice was instrumental in nascar's banning of the confederateoperllace knowsn't m come flocking in. >> i'm not the guy i don't have one to be, flag's gone, door's wide open. it's not that easy. ideology could be there of some spectators, and that's unfortunate. >> reporter: for briana, it's important to her to make sure the progress nascar has already made doesn't slow down. >> we need some women as crew chiefs, some black women, more color in the garages, more in the stands. >> what do you say to those young people who want to be like you? >> be better than me. you know, if you really have a dream, you have a goal, make that happen. you have to make that dream reality. >> our thanks to faith. >>> up next, the fashion, the celebs, and the extremes. it's all back at new york's fashion week. does your plug-in fade too fast? try febreze fade defy plug. it has built-in technol

as wallace says there was a flood of migrants and it wasn't flawed. who cares. can call it whatever you want but it's too many people who are desperate. >> dana: is like the crisis, remember when they would take crisis for so long? and we might all be thinking this, but it does not look good. the criticism of the biden administration from the left is quite strong. there their concerns are that these migrants never should have been set back. this was the wrong thing to do. they complain the republicans are -- i don't think we can lose sight of the criticism of biden coming from the left as well. and it was clear in my office this weekend, and, he doesn't give any solution. if you go back to the campaign trail, joe biden said in august of 2019 we can absorb 2 million people per year in this country. so when you look at solutions and they asked if they would give free health care to illegal immigrants, they are perfectly fine with this. so the question of, is this going to continue, what is the solution? in terms of the width gate hoax, it wasn't just a miscue indi

so secretary given misleading what you told chris wallace let me add one more thing they told chris wallace they lose their case and be deported here's a question to ask secretary mayorkas how about since you become secretary how many recent border crossings have i.c.e. arrest and deported the answer pretty close to zero that's next question as secretary needs to answer. >> right i want to get to this topic too because i know you're gone to have a lot to say about this and i know a lot of people and a huge talking point right now it is about the images that were released of border patrol agents that were being accused of -- essentially whipping them with their reigns. how does this make you feel being former director of i.c.e., and i mean they're trying to do that are job. and i read that you said that, you know, nypd is train aside certain way border patrol is a certain way and doing what they're trained to do, it is being -- basically, you know, twisted and made them the to be, you know, the bad guys here. >> well look, this administration trying to change a narrative along with congress

watch this exchange between chris wallace and governor abbott and more.. >> governor, even if you think that those officers are being scapegoated, are you at all troubled by the images of these officers on horseback, very aggressively pushing back on the haitian immigrants coming across? >> several quick points. first, they wouldn't have been in that situation had the biden administration enforced the immigration laws and secured the border in the first place. if he takes any action against them whatsoever, i have worked side-by-side with those border patrol agents. i want them to know something. if they are at risk of losing their job by a president who is abandoning his duty to secure the border, you have a job in the state of texas. i will hire you to help texas secure our border. i'm ready to go to war with joe biden how he vilified the border patrol. look, they have done an amazing job in a very difficult environment. over the past two weeks, over 30,000 illegal aliens have attempted to cross in del rio. over the course of the year, over 250,000. the

chris wallace joins me now. welcome guest on the program.gitimate question for someone like me to ask? >> sure. it is a legitimate question. i'm not sure i have come to a conclusion. we're not doctors. we don't even play doctors on tv but he is 78 years old. if you look at video of joe biden five years ago, let alone 10 or 20, there does seem to be a difference but you know, the concerns that i have about joe biden these days and decisions he is making, particularly with regard to afghanistan are not that he is in, not in charge. it is that he is in charge. this is a considered decision on miss part. remember, you know, back in 2011 when the decision whether or not to take out bin laden, the raid he was one of two top officials in the administration who was against it. stuart: on this program former director of national intelligence, ric grenell, i asked him who is in charge? if the president is asking permission to answer questions, that kind of thing, who is in charge? he said obama is pulling the strings because susan rice used to work fo

and the fact that i have been an agent or a piece, not any particular government, because wallace pushed for the mutual interest of both us and iran in line with my iranian american identity unnoticed. cafe that us authorities have said that they've been listening to your phone calls for over a decade. something like 33000 phone calls. when you heard that g feel is your case is an extraordinary case or will you not surprise is just this part of the course in today's america? no, i was not really surprised because for example, when i was assisting the daughter of age and missing on mister robert levinson, and she indicated that she was coordinating activities with the be i, anybody had any problem with, you know, any of the, i know that i was assisting you and i said no because i had nothing to hide. so i imagine that and you know, they, the agents, when i was told me that they were aware of my communications, mister livingston's family. and so, because of my participation, for example, in tried to diplomacy, which was the sanctioned by the us government. but, you know, of course, the u.

. ♪ ♪ >> mike: foreign affairs committee texas congressman michael mccaul telling chris wallace on fox sunday today that the taliban are holding americans and others, quote, hostage in planes waiting on the runway to leave afghanistan. welcome to fox news live. i'm mike emanuel. we will get reaction from medal recipient and afghan veteran dakota meyer and david spunt in wilmington, delaware. david: still no word from the white house or national security council specifically about what congressman mccaul said. very eye-opening, very serious allegations that he made talking specifically about 6 different planes that are holding americans against their will specifically at airport 265 miles north of kabul. i want to play what congressman mccaul said and we will talk about it after, listen. >> well, they are not clearing the airplanes to depart and sat at the airport for the last couple of days, these planes and they're not allowed to lever. we know the reason why because the taliban wants something in exchange. >> mccaul saying this is about 265 miles north of kabul at airport, senior u.s

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wallace was an enemy of kennedy and vowed that he would bring, bring them down, that he would say he would, he would effect the vote in $64.00 chinese and a lot more than is recognized. and this is wrong. it's really wrong that he is considered marshal macro president only because he's younger. i remind you he was a combat veteran of world war 2 and decorated and knew he didn't trust his generals . this is true after the bay of pigs disaster room where he was lied to by allen dulles. he said to his, to several members of his intimate circle that the generals were, were full of it, and that he would never trust generals because they'll march, you know, war there'll be a bunch of parades. and then of course, you're, you're stuck with the attrition of war and the damage it does. so he had many enemies on the pentagon and many enemies in the cia there were people inside his own administration who were, i would say, were willing to betray him. and the evidence, the evidence suggests that the fascination was jewel use. i mean, they could have just poisoned him if they wanted to stop. jack

and rather than engage in this battle of wits with ben wallace he should really be doing _ ben wallacehing he can that's within her power to mitigate against the dangers that face the hundreds of uk _ the dangers that face the hundreds of uk residents that remain in afghanistan.— of uk residents that remain in aft hanistan. , a , ., ,, afghanistan. the buck stops with number ten. _ afghanistan. the buck stops with number ten, anyway, _ afghanistan. the buck stops with number ten, anyway, doesn't - afghanistan. the buck stops with number ten, anyway, doesn't it? i number ten, anyway, doesn't it? traditional eight downing st is all—powerful. this decision did come from the us ultimately. dominic raab mentioned looking at the front page of the teller graph, talking about this for office warning injuly that afghanistan risk falling. dominic raab did point out that other nations didn't expect kabul in particular to fall as quickly as it did. , , , . did. yes but the select committee work quizzing _ did. yes but the select committee work quizzing other _ did. yes but the select committee wor

tamara wallace. thanks for taking the time this evening in midst of what you're going through. >> thank you. >> it's been a nerve racking stretch of days for your city. tell me how you're feeling right now? >> i'm feeling elated, my community is starting to repopulate. i have not repopulated yet because services are still limited and i didn't want to drain what limited services there are. and so we're going to wait a few days to go back home. but my community is starting to fill up again, so as you can see, welcome home. it's pretty amazing. >> absolutely. what was the low point for you? did you even have time to have a low point, when you thought your city might burn? >> absolutely. my worst nightmare in the 25 years i've lived in south lake tahoe was knowing that our -- most of our winds are southwesterly, to have a fire come into the basin or start in the basin in the southwest corner of the lake tahoe basin, exactly where it came in. having fire come over echo summit, having high winds, which we

homeland security secretary admits to chris wallace on fox news sunday this morning that the vast majority of those were released into our country, and he's not even sure how many. >> they're released on conditions, approximately i think it is about 10,000 or so -- 12,000. >> chris: have been released? >> yes. >> chris: are we talking about a total of 12,000 or could it be even higher? >> it could be even higher. the number that are returned could be even higher. what we do is we follow the law, as congress has passed it. >> eric: as this continues, jeff paul is live there in del rio with the latest on the continuing story. hi, jeff. >> that stream of migrants into the u.s. is showing no signs of slowing down. in fact, in this very location where we're at here in del rio we saw as many as five different groups crossing the rio grand here and essentially giving themselves up to texas dps. some of these people are coming from all over. last week we saw a lot of people coming in from haiti, haitian nationals. today we've seen people coming in from venezuela, cuba. you still have people coming

dwayne wallace is the president of the south tahoe chamber of commerce.himself had to evacuate his home and even struggled for a few days to find a place to stay. we found out. place in truckee for three days and then because the holiday weekend is still going on in north shore and truckee and reno and carson, a lot of us who had been relocated. well, then say told to leave. because the reservations that they'd had for months. came back in, he says he's grateful for the evacuations. air quality now is too dangerous to breathe and keeping tourists away created an opportunity to handle an emergency easier. but one downside, labor day weekend is the city's third busiest holiday weekend for businesses and in a city where 60% of its revenue comes from tourism. that's a hard hit. maybe. 10 $2050 million a day in day a day is what our economy could be suffering, wallace says. asking tourists to keep away is not something he wants to do. but he knows is important to keep everyone as safe as possible. but he does want the public to know and rest assured, tahoe is

in the heat of this event a getting ready for a showdown with george wallace. it's really intense short period, several weeks. dick gregory had recommended -- the assistant attorney general for civil rights that baldwin and robert kennedy meat. they had met at the white house. baldwin had -- [inaudible] he and bobby met. they talked and he said he should talk again but like what happens, it's about a year later and they met in washington but -- stateside service meeting the next day in new york. james long calls people and his recollection of this meeting, he felt that kennedy was someone -- he's unlike most politicians and public figures. baldwin that interacted with but he felt he needed to really know. how things were in the north. kennedy went to the meeting thinking that he would get some advice or insights into how to deal with the problems in the urban wars. it wasn't you just pass a law. it was just entrenched segregation and all that came with that. so he goes to the meeting and he starts -- his intention is to let them know they kind of political chal

"deadline white house" with nicolle wallace starts next. >>> hi there, everyone. it's 4:00 in new york. republican hypocrites have been outed. the great unraveling of the republican party's defiance against joe biden's sweeping vaccine and testing mandates for workers began in earnest on none other than fox news. the sunday fox host anchor chris wallace obliteraing pete ricketts. >> this is not something that the government should mandate and somebody shouldn't have to make the choice between keeping their job and getting a jab in the arm. it's just wrong. i've talked to people, a number of people, who have told me if they make me take the vaccine, i'm going to be fired. i'm not going to do it. >> but you say it's a personal choice. in fact, to attend school in your state of nebraska, children must be vaccinated against a number of diseases. let me put them up on the screen. they must be vaccinated against diththeria, tetanus, pertussis, polio, measles, mumps and rubella and chicken pox. why are those mandates parents in your state must comply with and do comply w

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the defence secretary ben wallace has _ e-mail.e. in those e—mails, that e—mail from the ministry of defence, it could be seen by all recipients. it should people�*s names and some associated profile pictures, more than 250 people seeking relocation in the uk. there will be questions in the commons later. a documentary has shed new light on what the duke of edinburgh was like as a father and grandfather. all of the duke�*s four children and grandchildren — but not the queen — took part in the programme, which will be broadcast on bbc one tomorrow. they portray prince philip as firm but fair, with a fondness for practicaljokes. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. as well as assisting the queen, he has a separate and independentjob of his own. he ran his public life from this office in buckingham palace. he loved the latest technology. and, of course, he was famously forthright. he will always make everyone very clear where you stand. i think people find that refreshing, that they know that there�*s nothing else going

danielle dreilinger is an education reporter and not wallace journalist and's fellow. she worked for the boston globe and worked at the boston npr station w eth and lives in new orleans louisiana. hud is the author of many books you probably know and love concluding the best selling memoir comfort journey through grief and best-selling novel the books that matters most and the knitting circle. most recent book for adults is kitchen yards notes on life, love, food, she's also the offer of ÃÃauthor of ÃÃshe lives in providence rhode island. super excited to hear from you tonight i'm going to turn the floor over to you. thanks everybody for joining us. >> thank you so much lila. >> thank you. >> i love porter square books and pretending i'm there right now because it's a favorite place to do a reading. >> i'm having wonderful flashbacks to cafc xanga because i lived within three miles of porter square books from before it was even open two years later. i wrote an article about one of the paris stars at cafc xanga one who was selling all of her things and running away to j

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you got defence secretary ben wallace now arguing that intelligence can never predict the collapse ofhe apparently argued back injuly once the big cities had fallen and without much resistance that the game was up. but it does seem to be that it's dominic raab who has received the most criticism since the beginning of this crisis. it started with the holiday in greece, of course, in crete. he refused to make his part two counterparts in afghanistan. that simply isn't going away. nothing that he said this afternoon is really put that story to bed. of course it's his inability to bed. of course it's his inability to say how many afghans were eligible for evacuation after the deadline. perhaps the most unforgivable of the failures was the leaving of documents detaining the notes of afghans who worked with british officials on the ground for taliban fighters left on the ground for taliban fighters to pick up. this is quite astounding, shocking incompetence for a department that was once regarded as the most sophisticated diplomatic headquarters in the world. rather than having this blame

>>greg: nichole wallace.rsus nichole wallace or we can do brian stelter versus breanna keller is that her name? the former morning zoo girl from the am radio show in yakima washing washington. >> she's not even on the list, she y doesn't qualify. the woman, not joy reed, the other one on msnbc is so loathsome, i am proud to say i have never uttered her name since i met her in 1999 when she was jeb bush's flack. she was nasty and stupid then, she's worse now. >> this might be the greatest segment. i see you guys looking at me with - - >> i'm just amazed by the expertise that you both have about the cnn programs. are you the only people in america who watch these shows? [applause] >> you make the point, the people who watch those shows are dumber than - - >> they watch it because it's so damn funny. it's funnier than late night comics. tucker we gotta roll, thank you so much for participating in our inaugural debate. >> and we're still friends. >> don't go away, we'll be right back. got a couple of bogeys on yo

i thought it was interesting, chris wallace followed up by saying you are releasing these thousands of relying on them to show for a court date. many of them, almost half of them based on doj numbers do not. what about that and mayorkas said well, you have got trust the system. i'm paraphrasing. trust the system there are protocols in place. wallace followed up about there are 11 million plus illegal immigrants a lot of them didn't follow the system and then mayorkas said, well, of course, the system is broken. trust the system that of course is broken more incoherence this time on a different front from the biden administration. >> bret: harold, barring congressional action here it, seems like we are going to be going around in this circle a lot. >> that's because we are, look, secretary mayorkas is nice. seems smart and definitely decent. he is not the man you want managing a i was crew. we have a crisis at our border. i think at some point when you are in the middle of a crisis, political parties it's incumbent upon them to sit back and say let's figure out what we are for, what eac

before we get started, i want to play something that a doctor told chris wallace this morning on foxnday. >> i'm not particularly worried about mu or lambda, yet. the data so far doesn't say they will escape our vaccines. i think our vaccines will hold up. alicia: what do we know about the mu variant? >> it was discovered nine months ago in colombia, and it spread to many different countries, including the united states. it's in almost every state here in america but fortunately it makes up less than 1% of the cases that we have. there's about 2,000 cases here in the united states primarily seen in california, here in new york. we see some in texas and florida as well. and the data that we have so far on this mu variant is that in vitro, in the lab, it could possibly evade the vaccine effectiveness. it could possibl evade the monoclonal antibodies. that's only in the lab. we don't have hard core clinical data yet to suggest it may not work in the real world. phi c however, is going to be coming out with the data soon to give us more information. fortunately, right now it's not consid

chris: i'm chris wallace. of the pandemic, as confusion spreads over the rollout of vaccine boosters. ♪ >> our objective is to be prepared should all of this process move forward. chris: the biden administration saying it's ready to go once federal health officials sign off. >> we will follow that evaluation and their recommendations. chris: we'll ask nih director dr. francis collins whether a third shot is needed and safe. then -- >> the decisions we're about

danielle dillinger is a former new orleans education reporter and a knight wallace journalism fellow.e also vote for the "boston globe" and worked at the boston npr station and she lives now in new orleans, louisiana. ann hood is authored many books you probably know love including the best-selling memoir comfort, a journey through grief, best-selling novel. the book that matters most in emitting circle. her most recent book is kitsch in yards, of life love and food is also the l author of books fr children. she has one rises as well as a best american spiritual writing award, american food writing awards and the best american travel writing award and she lives in providence, rhode island. so danielle and that much of its attitude from you tonight and i will turn the floor over to you. thanks, everybody can for joining us. >> thank you so much, leila. >> yeah, thank you. >> i love porter square books. i'm pretending of the right now because it's a favorite places to get a reading. >> i'm having wonderful flashbacks to the cafÉ because i lived within three miles of porter square books

bob wallace when he had a pulley in his garage, how much the fbi investigated that.ey accused him of racism that he wasn't involved in racism. now you have silence from the media and in fact the media and california when they wrote that headline that said larry elder left a homeless encampment after an incident, they used a photo of larry elder making it look like he hit a woman. like he implied in the photo that he was the reason he had to leave the homeless encampment, not that he got attacked. so the double standard is there but the good news is larry elder has been fighting against us his entire life. >> what do you like about caitlyn jenner more than larry elder? >> jesse: i didn't say that, but that's not what i base my vote on. i base it looks. [laughs] i think that was sexist for you to say. i think she throws like a liberal. she actually throws better than fauci. but notice this has not been covered on cnn. as of yesterday "washington post" never pick this up and newsom has not even condemned it. kamala harris, has she had said anything? waters world asked f

and she is joining us now live near wallace. thank you for being with us during this difficult time. we did hear some good news at the weather cooperated a bit for the crews overnight. how are you doing and what are you hearing from your residence. >> i'm doing well. my family and i back did on monday with the rest of the community. >> i i'm hearing mixed things for my residents. some of them are doing very, very well there visiting family or taking a vacation. others not doing great there. you know, we have a high service worker population in our community and being away from their jobs and their homes is very difficult. so yeah, it's it's a mixed bag right now. >> mary, you know where the fire is burning. we were just talking about. that is just south of south lake tahoe heading kind of northeast. but so far it has spared your community. and i'm just wondering your thoughts about how the how the firefighters are doing, what the fire is doing right now and how you feel about how this is turning out so far. >> i'm well, it's it'

caleb wallace, who led anti vaccine protests, died this week of the virus.ly 30 years old. he leaves behind a pregnant wife and three children. i want to be clear here about these stories. and they come in every week, multiple weeks. getting covid is not some kind of comeuppance or some revelation of moral failing. these are excruciating human tragedies, every single one. and especially because the outbreak is being driven by the unvaccinated and a safe vaccine can prevent so much of the suffering that we are seeing. the alternative information and go system that has grown over the decades, the same one saying that climate change is not real, they are faking the temperatures, and so on. apparently, however, senate minority leader mitch mcconnell was caught unaware. >> it never occurred to me that we would have a challenge getting people to take the vaccine. but that's where we are. we are all, i think, perplexed as to how we tackle this problem. >> oh, how did that happen? for the record, this occurred to basically everyone paying attention. you didn't have

let's bring in chris wallace to talk more about this.torney general in arizona has the federal government in court over the vaccine mandate saying it violates the constitution because it doesn't require that illegal immigrants crossing the border get the vaccine. the white house could lead a lot of attorneys. >> chris: it's premature since osha hasn't written the rules yet. once the rules are in place and people comply, the big corporations, there will be lawsuits. no question this would end up probably in the supreme court. you were right in the previous segment. the disparity within the mandate that people in the united states working for big corporations have to get vaccinated or get a test. but illegal immigrants don't. that's a head scratcher. >> john: yeah. apparently, people who come across the border illegally are offered the vaccine but it's not a mandate. they don't have to take it. >> chris: right. i have done a little research. there hasn't been a case quite like this. but the supreme court has ruled on the side of public age

for now, have an awesome day. ♪ ♪ chris: i'm chris wallace.on from both the right and left. ♪ >> the only thing it is is an incapability of dealing with crisis, candidly, in a way where they pretend it doesn't even exist. chris: images of thousands of people camped under a bridge in school lid conditions. -- squalid conditions. thousands released into the u.s. to await immigration hearings. >> what we do when we see something that is unprecedented is we

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chris wallace is watching this along with us, host of "fox news sunday." chris, good to have you with us. this was a short q&a, i'd say. there's a lot more questions in that room including the very obvious question, which is how many people have you gotten out since the last plane left. we know there were no people on the final five planes that left afghanistan. >> he was asked that question. he would decline to answer it. i have to tell you, martha. i heard a lot of detail, a lot of plans. a seven-point plan. i didn't hear a lot of firmness or strength or commitment. he said we're in touch with all the americans that are there and proceeded to talk about the 19 times since february that they had reached out to them. the subtext being hey, if they didn't get out, it's their fault. what i didn't hear and you can think of so many secretaries of state over the years, of both parties, whether it's mike pompeo or hillary clinton or colon powell and go back, you know, who would have said look, we're going to get the americaning out and we're going to hold the ta