he used to drive an 18 wheeler. >> i drove an 18-wheeler, man. >> tucker: [laughing].ein driven an 18 wheeler? he's written a lot of great books. he will assess the remarkable career of the president of the united states? can you drive an 18 wheeler? >> none of us have the skill set joe biden has. i deplower your skepticism of this. he thought this was road island. he was driving an 18 wheeler. it was a 23 wheeler but corn pop stole 5 of the wheels. it's true he was not a miner, but he has sniffed the hair of a miner. we are getting hung up on details. he said he was a fighter pilot in the spanish-american war and you go bananas. but he did once take a business class flight to barcelona in 1978. we are too hung up on details. he has a rich life. he's dran driven a 23 wheeler. if he stays up late he watches wheel of fortune. that's a wheeler. he has a very rich life. none of his fantasy are an insane as the reality of putting the defense secretary in a plexiglas helmet as if you are going to project him into space. >> tucker: if i get it boiled down your analysis, you a

steyn driven 18-wheeler?w. he's written a lot of books, great bestsellers. joins us not to assess the remarkable career the president of united states. great to see you tonight. can you double clutch a quad box? can you drive an 18-wheeler? >> none of us have the skill set that joe biden has. and i utterly deploy your skepticism about o this. when he went to go rescue nelson, who was driving the 18-wheeler. he didn't realize that he could go to robben island. he thought it was like rhode island where you could go by road. he was driving a 19 wielder. used to be a 23 wheeler but corn pop stole five of the wheels. it's true that he wasn't actually, we are hung up on details. he said he was a fighter pilot in the spanish-american war and you guys go bananas, but in fact he did once take a business class flight to barcelona in 1978. so we are getting -- i think a little too hung up on the details here. he has a rich life, you know? he has driven a 23 wheeler. he's allowed to stay up late, he watches wheel of fort

after your saying he drove an 18-wheeler semi truck.e a look. >> any way i used to drive an 18-wheeler, man. >> jeanine: the only problem? no evidence he ever did. with the evidence that biden did ride in an 18-wheeler back in 1973. oft course, gets even worse as biden this week confuse donald trump and barack obama 3 and couldn't quite remember the three reasons he ran for president in the first place. take a look. >> i was running for three reasons. to restore the soul of this country, the decency and honor. but secondly to rebuild the back bone of the country. hardworking middle-class folks who built this country. the president asked me to be in charge of managing that, then president trump. excuse me, freudian slip. that was a less president. president obama when i was vice president. >> jeanine: joining me for reaction, contributors ari fleischer and charlie hurt. ari, i'll start with you. do you believe the presidented when he said he used to drive an 18-wheeler? >> he also used to be a race car driver too, right? look, judge. whe

the white house claiming that biden did ride in an 18-wheeler in 1973. of course, it getsine worse. -- getsine worse. biden confused donald trump and barack obama and could not remember the 3 reasons he ran for president in the first place. take a look. >> so i was running for three reasons. one to restore the soul of this country. secondly to rebuild the backbone of the country. hard work and middle-class folks who built this country. the president asked me to number charge of managing that piece, then president trump excuse me. that was the last president. any at this time way. president obama when i was vice-president. >> joining me with reaction ari fleischer and charlie hurt. ari fleischer, do you believe the president when he said he used to drive an 18 wheeler? >> [laughing]. he used to be a race car driver too. the problem is when he is not plaggarizing he is lying about himself and doing it forever. i just pulled this up. it's so easy to find. arrested in south africa and finished in the top half of his law school class. got an academic scholars

. >> i used to drive an 18 wheeler. but is another brian williams moment? >> they don't know what is going to come out of his mouth. i'm enjoying it because he will tell people he is batman, there's no world where he drove an 18 wheeler, where anyone is putting them behind the wheel of a car. >> white house spokesperson was asked about this, they did some the research and pointed to a 1973 article from the wilmington evening journal that shows president biden wrote in an 18 wheeler. he road -- >> the two hardest. working people, the people who do the deep dive to justify, no one is working hard in the final language interpreter who has to figure out. jillian: he drove a school bus. >> i rode a horse in front of the supermarket after putting a quarter in it. he was a bad dude. >> am going to meet jimmy phelan, you will ask me the question the bible fail,. you succeeded at comedy. thanks. >> coming in live is huge. >> i'm not still out from the night before. i did wake up. jillian: thanks be to show it. so conscious of an

the environmental global 3000 on d, w, and in the the me, june 28th was a faithful day for thomas wheeler and his dreams of further olympic lu. i wont be able to make it to the olympics. this year. gave me goosebumps saying that it's been a tough decision on training injury from april may is just not allowing me to go without any risk of bigger injury issues of health issues for the future. so much looking forward to so much more in the sport. i love so much. 40 days before the mens olympic javelin event begins on august 7th. thomas lula has already lost, defeated by his own body bass, a moment for the defending olympic champion from 2016 or so. injury is a part and parcel of competitive sport. i can look back on 10 or even 15, really helping you. if you include my youth career, we've got to be grateful for that. so now this difficult situation is something i have to accept as feeling as it doesn't have to you wants to tokyo games were postponed. he withdrew from the 2020 season using the time out to prepare and work on his technique. and those preparations went well over winter and sprin

. >> i used to drive an 18 wheeler. >> he drove an 18 wheeler except he didn't.r and when pressed by fox.com reporter houston keynes the white house pointed to an article from 1973 were biden road as a passenger in an 18 wheeler. that is like saying i was president of the united states because i spent time in the oval office, just not true and at times the president just forgets what he was saying. >>. >> president biden: i was running to restore the soul of the country, decency and honor and secondly to rebuild the backbone of the country. hard-working middle-class folks who built this country. brian: he never got to the third reason. he trails off and goes on to another thought. >> he was slowly rolling up the sleeves, being a regular joe that he is, not someone whose son gets 500 k for a painting you could make with a toilet paper holder. this would be a said curiosity if he wasn't responsible for the safety of the nation and offering important health advice. this is from yesterday. >> president biden: i hope all americans who live in areas of substantial rate

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many of you have heard of ed wheeler, ed wheeler was as straight an arrow as you can imagine. he was a young businessman in tulsa in the late '60s, early '70s. he was a vietnam veteran. he had been an infantry captain in vietnam. he had been a great supporter of the republican party when oklahoma was still reliably democratic. he has tons of energy. so he's a businessman during the day but he also created a story that -- a radio program that ran on kboo on sunday nights and maybe, i can't remember, one other night a week. and he called it the gilkrey story. he would take stories from the west and tell stories. and he would have sound effects and lots of cowboys and indians and guns going off and all this stuff, they were fun. he put a lot of work into them. i remember hearing them as a teenager. but he had also caught wind of the massacre. so as the 50th anniversary started to approach in 1971, he decided, look, i'm going to research this, i'm going to write a story about it for "the world" and the "tribune," the chamber of commerce magazine. we'll final put it out. he said it

he drove in 18 wheeler and i spent a lot of time riding around in that 18-wheeler in the cabinet thing with an eight-track player listening to eight tracks of merle haggard and charlie pride and mel street and just all these great country singers george jones, and that was my education in country music. not only you come by all this i come by pretty honestly. yeah, and not only the riding in the truck in here in these songs, but but jukeboxes at truck stops it four in the morning in places like that. i grew up at that place part of my dna my first memory we're not my first memory. my mom tells me my first introduction to music. she worked at a bus stop cafeteria in rayville, louisiana before she met my stepdad when she was a young single mom and i was in a playpen right by the jukebox. and i would sit in that playpen every day all day while she working. listen to the jukebox when when the faith actually wants to keep you in a playpen. as some kind of pen, i don't know. all right. let's see if we can do okie. okay. give me okie from muskogee. can you do it? raise, right? all right. that

. >> reporter: that four-wheeler the family used to drive up to the meadow is now for sale. they say they're too spooked to use it again. mona? victor? >> good thing i'm not sleeping tonight anyway. >> right. that would have been -- i mean, i'm so glad if this leads to, you know -- >> closure. >> answers? >> it would be great. that would be the most awkward ride home. that kid -- >> yeah. >> i might have sold the kid, too. not going to lie. >> we have the chills here. >>> reunited after seven decades. the amazing story that started wiinor w ined rhtere, right >>> and later, the hero grandma that caught a toddler just in the nick of time. "that happened." that happened. you're watching "world news now." do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have one hundred thousand dollars or more of life insurance you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cance

saying the world starts august 4th on dw me the the the me june 28th was a faithful day for thomas wheeler and his dreams of further olympic. able to make it to the olympics. this year gave me goosebumps saying that it's been a tough decision on training injury from april. may. it's just not allowing me to go without any risk of bigger injury issues of health issues for the future. so much looking forward to so much more and in the sport i love so much 40 days before the mens olympic javelin event begins on august 7th. thomas lula has already lost, defeated by his own body bass. a moment for the defending olympic champion from 2016 cell injuries, a pot on parcel of competitive sport. i can look back on 10 or even 15. really healthy use if you include my youth, korea, i've got to be grateful for that. so now this difficult situation is something i have to accept feeling as if you want to tokyo games were postponed. he withdrew from the 2020 season using the time out to prepare and work on his technique. preparations went well over winter and spring this year. both back home and the east and

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i'm talking quad four wheelers.ugh stop signs, just creating pure chaos because they know that there's no punishment for them anymore. they're going to jail, get locked out, be out the next day and hit the streets because they know it. the district attorney is derelict of her duties. crime is out of control here. >> martha: it's unbelievable. so sad. it's heart breaking because it makes all of the people in all of those neighborhoods feel so unsafe. the fact that somehow she thinks -- kim fox thinks this is helpful to people, this is not cracking down on crime will help them to have better lives ultimately is just a really difficult thought to try to wrangle at this point given what we're seeing. thank you very much, anthony. >> thanks for having me. >> martha: nigel firage is here on inflation nation. companies test how far they can drive up the prices and send it to you. how long can they get away with it with the consumer? we'll be right back. gold. your strategic advantage. age is just a number. and mine's unlis

david: get that out there i used to drive an 18 wheeler, man. >> uh-huh.like a brian williams tick when it comes to telling stories. we relayed one how he got arrested in south africa trying to see nelson mandela. someone called this lying. when he said the new georgia voting law prevents people getting to the polls before they get off work. that is a law. second amendment bans cannons. that is lie. he said last week you get vaccinated you can't get covid. we're seeing that with breakthrough cases. he makes the argument, if i add trillions in spending that willk at that with a side eye, i don't quite see how that works from a mask perspective. he has a problem with the truth as so many politicians on both sides of the aisle do, david. david: a target rich environment for you, joe. you should be very happy for that at the very least. joe concha, good to see you. thank you very much for coming in. >> good to see you. david: restaurants need help, they need it fast. we'll talk to one restaurant owner who like thousands of others is now being left without aid,

you can see a four-wheeler actually in the distance heading out to find fill up yet again. we're talking about hundreds of people out here. over a dozen agencies who are skilled at search and rescue, especially and tough terrain like the one they're heading up to in the pleasanton ridge regional park whether today i'm hearing, is going to be optimal. john trouble tell you that the search area here is 50 square miles. you're looking at a picture of 37 year-old philip with his kids. >> he's a father. he's a husband. he's a man with a lot of friends is what we found out he's in a running group and people have come out in droves trying to help and find and bring philip home alive. now they've been looking at places along cray shakes planned running route and they know he had a planned running out not only because he's told his friend about it the night before, but also he had an app called strive out. and if you're a runner, but that app is really helpful. for runners and they found his route on his phone was left in his car along with his wallet today. the goal is to go about

he also said yesterday he used to drive an 18-wheeler when did he do that?eeler never behind the wheel. steve: carley, thank you very much. meanwhile turn to the border crisis. and it is a crisis. texas governor greg abbott issued order to restrict the transportation of migrants who pose a risk of carrying the virus. >> what the biden administration is doing is deadly, is dangerous, and it must be stopped. texas will step up and take the lead. we're going to address this covid-19 disaster that the biden administration is bringing in to the united states of america. steve: this comes as a judge in hidalgo county calls on federal officials to stop releasing covid-19 positive patients from custody after sick migrants were sent to hotels without notifying officials. local people. former acting dhs secretary and heritage foundation visiting fellow chad wolf joins us now to discuss. chad, good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: it is troubling. joe biden told everybody we got to mask up here in the united states indoors. even if you have gotten the vaccine bu

a fishing rod, instead of a javelin, thomas wheeler, mrs. competing, well, let's say the last one was a practice competition. last year, they called it a competition, but it was training, but other than that, it was after the world cup in 2019 at the moment, things are scheduled to kick off again and may for a lot, but nothing a certain. during the pandemic, the athletes now know that international spectators will not be allowed at the tokyo games. the news has made it even harder to stay motivated. i me personally, one thing that makes it all the more difficult is the fact that it looks like we'll be in the stadium without spectators. i mean with through and i love the sport with all of its emotion with it. and with an audience that supports the athletes and gives us extra power, you will notice they're absent away, things currently are unsafe. in the meantime, the 1st vaccines were making their way to germany, but only a few of been vaccinated. everyone wants one, including top level athletes. vaccination is discussed, the law. it's a highly political and topical social issue. as an

the fireworks is right here on kron. 4 wheeler fireworks here. we're bringing you the celebrations from across the bay in california will have the best views of the fireworks in san francisco, concord and down in san diego join us for kron four's, july 4th live this sunday at 09:00pm. all right. weather. always a factor when you're talking fireworks. this is a live look at the richmond. sandra fell bridge. and it's really a nice moderate week of weather here in the bay a little bit cooler by the coast and our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is joining us now with the fog forecast for the fireworks it's always a little iffy. this is going to be my dog's first 4th of july. or little rules ruined his own shadow. i think he's going to be under the couch. >> the is not big on those loud sounds, but we're going to take care of that for looks like the fireworks display. the fog is going to be an issue this year. there's no getting around it low clouds and fog going to be hugging the coastline. >> i think they'll be moving inside the bay to maybe com

. >> reporter: that four-wheeler the family used to drive up to the meadow is now for sale.gain. mona, victor. >> andrea, thank you. and now we both have the chills. >> yeah. >>> coming up, how to beat hackers at their own game. the simple way to protect your phone. >>> also ahead, a real buzz. what happens when you give bees caffeine and why scientists are doing it. my nunormal? fewer asthma attacks with nucala. a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala reduces eosinophils, a key cause of severe asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. ask your doctor about nucala. find your nunormal with nucala. ask your doctor about nucala. good morning more treatment? we're going to try something different today. hi! awwww, s

three wheelers gurley man cars. steve: he is green but he is no gurley man.ow to talk how republicans can lead on the environment with positive practical solutions. great to see you arnold schwarzenegger. conservatives loving environment and nature. they hate is the ideology they hate the negativity and being told what to do. that's what i love about that speech. you are positive. >> thank you steve. it's nice to be on your show. thank you. we had a fantastic conference it's probably one of the most successful we have ever had. different voices some are alarmist some are positive thinkers and believers like im. but i respect the environment it's hard working individuals. i just feel like after 40 years after preaching the same thing, it is important to take a different approach because i feel like the alarmists have an attitude or an atmosphere to scare people so they politicize a different approach and then make the coral reefs are dying in the oceans are rising. all of these things are true. everything i said was absolutely true. but then the people get con

you'll get smarter for free books on the, on the the the me june 28th was a faithful day for thomas wheeler and his dreams of further olympic glory. i'm able to make it to the olympics. this year. gave me goosebumps saying that. been a tough decision on training injury from april may it's just not allowing me to go without any risk of bigger injury issues of health issues for the future. so much looking forward to so much more and in the sport i love so much 40 days before the mens olympic javelin event begins on august 7th. almost lula has already lost defeated by his own body bass. a moment for the defending olympic champion from 2016 we sell injuries upon parcel of competitive sport. i can look back on 10 or even 15, really healthy use. if you include my youth career, you've got to be grateful for that or so now it's difficult situation is something i have to accept feeling. it doesn't matter to me. once the tokyo games were postponed, he withdrew from the 2020 season using the timeouts to prepare and work on his technique. those preparations went well over winter and spring this year. b

to survive in the western united states, michael keep our ski director of uc berkeley lost schools wheeler water institute says right now many consumers accept recycled water for irrigation or flushing toilets. but there's still a problem with the it factor when it comes to recycling water for drinking, which either as good as or in many cases, higher quality than what you can take from the river directly. the direct potable water reuse has the advantage that you don't need to go and retrofit houses that already exists, which i'd rather drink. the water out of the hedge hatch year. the mccollum the river, you know, wherever it comes from, i don't know if i'd want to drink it. i wouldn't mind flushing my toilet with it. if the bill passes, experts say it would be a drop in the bucket in terms of funding needed to build recycled water infrastructure, but it could have a bigger impact on the industry. this bill not only funds projects, but it also could act as a catalyst for accelerating the kind of innovation that we need to see and water management. in the west. the bill has already been in

many of you have heard of ed wheeler. he was a straight of an arrow as you can imagine. a young businessman in tulsa in the late 60's, early 70's. a vietnam veteran. an infantry captain in vietnam. a great supporter of the republican party. when oklahoma was still reliably democratic. tons of energy. he is a businessman during the day. he also created a story, a radio program that ran on kb oh sunday nights, one other night a week. he called it the gilchrist story. he would take stories from the west, tell stories. he would have sound effects. lots of cowboys and indians and guns going off. they were fun. i remember hearing them as a teenager. he had also caught wind of the massacre. so, as the 50th anniversary was starting to approach in 1971, he decided i'm going to research this, write a story about it, maybe for the chamber of commerce magazine. just finally put out in the open. he goes to work and he discovers all of these records. -- all of these records are missing. he starts to wonder, you better not write that article, don't you there do it. he lived with his wi

is a president that yesterday apparently made of a story about driving 18-wheelers and if he makes upon the border. >> bill: i hear your passion. there's no testing in the border? did that change or is it very minimal? >> we had the stories and we are being overwhelmed. even if they test positive is nothing they knew about it. they are transporting these illegal immigrants with covid to a hotel, there's no restrictions of the hotel and a number of illegal immigrants left the hotel and went to whataburger, and it affected everyone at whataburger. and that's why the governor is saying we will take our troopers and attorneys buses around or -- they are letting them go into every city, every texas city. so tell me, and a common sense in this white house that demands that vaccinated americans wear a mask and students in school and they have 2 million people crossing the border, many of them with covid and doing nothing about it. this is insanity. total insanity. our country is being invaded by. we want to stop the surge, this is an overwhelming amount of people that are coming across the b

american author and broadcaster carol gould and deputy political editor of the sunday times caroline wheeler to extend a really warm welcome back, great to have you with us at this morning. i know you have been having pretty gruelling cancer treatment, so good to have you with us. cancer treatment, so good to have you with ve— cancer treatment, so good to have you with us-_ cancer treatment, so good to have you with us-— cancer treatment, so good to have you with us. how are you feeling? i am feeling — you with us. how are you feeling? i am feeling pretty — you with us. how are you feeling? i am feeling pretty rough _ you with us. how are you feeling? i am feeling pretty rough but - you with us. how are you feeling? i am feeling pretty rough but it - you with us. how are you feeling? i am feeling pretty rough but it has l am feeling pretty rough but it has been four and a half years of the royal marsden trying seven different kinds of chemotherapy on me and this is the beauty of the nhs, it is astonishing what the various institutes here can do to keep people alive, particularly older people

portland mayor ted wheeler is being called out for missing the mark.come back festival includes concerts, roller skating and more family friendly activities. the attempt is an attempt to revive the city after ear i don't have riots. however, social media users were quick to mock the effort your city is facing humanitarian crisis of epic proportions by all means let's all roller skate. okay. tampa bay bucks quarterback tom brady adds lucky number 7 to his super bowl collection. check it out. the goat and his teammates getting their super bowl lv championship rings in tampa bay. it has all the glitz and gram you might expect including, oh, you know, just 319 diamonds to commemorate the buck's 39 win over the kansas city chief. the first envelope which were history. inside the b. cs stadium team winning on home cusp. turf. that is so cool. you see a picture of all 7 of them. that's the only only god one. steve: you ring opened up with secret pill in it. jillian: joel confirms, yes. steve: thank you, joel. brian: if you can get confirmation on this. stoppe

ed wheeler was as straight and narrow as you could imagine.he was a young businessman in tulsa late sixties early seventies. he had been in infantry captain in vietnam. he had been a great supporter of the republican party. when oklahoma was still reliably dick -- democratic. he had tons of energy. so he's a businessman during the day, but he also created a story, a radio program that ran on sunday nights. he called it the guilt free store. he would take stories from the west and tell stories and he would have sound effects and lots of cowboys and indians and guns going off and all this stuff. and they were fun. he put a lot of work into them. i remember, you know, hearing them as a teenager. but he had also caught wind of the massacre. so as the 50th anniversary started to approach in 1971, he decided i'm going to research this. i'm going to write a story about it for the chamber of commerce magazine. we are just going to finally put it out in the open. so he goes to work and he discovers all of these records are missing. he starts to wonder,

in other words, the ramen is ready for the driver was not hurt when she flipped over this 18 wheelerds of ramen noodles which is the equivalent of almost $8 worth of products. this explains why i saw chris christie buying a snorkel this morning. he doesn't swim his going to turn it around and use it as a straw. cleanup crews on site with giant chopsticks and bowls and college students keep showing up and taking pictures with the ramen noodles before ordering sushi on their parents credit cards. the hazmat care on the scene said the lake was not contaminated and the good news for the driver the truck is now totally souped up. personally i love ramen it's all my family eats ever since i put all of our money into bitcoin. hey girls have some more. topic number three. no one likes a strip i like the shrimp or the city of dubai is home to the world deepest swimming pool. in fact it is so deep it actually understands the plot of donnie dark oh. this is a deep dive dubai an indoor pool port they can strap on scuba deer in the explore a sunken city. still more visible than san francisco. the

some of the highest level cabinet members were corporate leaders in the fossil fuel industry, andrew wheeleryist. how is president biden changing that dramatically. >> they're not putting their olds friends from those industries. jon mentioned the hippocratic oath, do no harm. by those from donald trump, to the united states' ability to do something about climate change, and i think what the biden administration is trying to do now, and there are republicans and democrats on the hill that take climate change seriously, that they're trying to get their hands around, particularly in the infrastructure package, come up with funding to fund the ideas and plans that will make it possible for not just the united states certainly but for us to be part of the global solution to fight climate change. i believe it was just a week or so ago i was on vacation, i remember seeing reports of flash flooding happening in new york city. we're seeing flash flooding, we're seeing the wildfires that are burning out in the best, but they're having impact here by clouding up our skies, smogging up our air. we have

living on the east coast at the beginning of that, they were taking people out in freezers, 18-wheelers. we were losing folks. we know what is and what isn't an existential crisis. >> kayleigh: covid 19, we lost a police officer in riots, dozens of people involved. we know what an exit stencil threat looks like. >> harris: up next, some of the most progressive members of congress -- while protests are raging in the streets of cuba. demonstrators are demanding their freedom through they are chanting "where is biden?" the panel takes it up next. ♪ ♪ >> we need support from the president. ♪ ♪ i'd like to take a moment to address my fellow veterans because i know there's so many of you who have served our country honorably. whether it's 2 years, 4 years, or 32 years like myself. one of the benefits that we as a country give our veterans is eligibility for a va loan for up to 100% of your home's value. so if you need money for your family, call newday usa. with automatic authority from the va, we can say yes when banks say no. veteran homeowners. three reasons to do a cash out refi right now

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he could ride four-wheelers, any kind of dirt bike. he was a hard worker, man. he busted his butt. he was out here busting his butt all summer trying to get his truck going. he wanted to be a nascar driver and i really believed there wasn't nothing that would have stopped him besides those bullets from these officers. he would have definitely made it there. he would have had the chance. >> attorney crump, when i spoke at the eulogy this week, i noticed the crowd was mostly white in a county that's politically considered ruby red, trump's america. yet the demand for justice and police reform was never stronger. i got standing ovations during my eulogy many times, you did. i saw the same painful look of grief and anger in this community as i did in blue cities and black communities across the country with similar other tragedies. how did you think this case proves that police brutality is more than just a black issue? >> rev, i think as many times we talked about, this tragic killing of hunter britain, it tells them that hunter looked just like my child, and this could happen to my c

they've got 4 wheelers. they've got motorcycles. they've got people with their equipment with them. people who are volunteering out here, never met this man in their life. they just want to help out. and the search area steep and rugged. let me actually show you a live look of the terrain they're about to embark me up and my camera over. you can see up here a little bright fix that for you. you can see up there where they're going to be. and as we said, this is really going to help their search efforts going to be the trails up there trying to find this runner. >> police say right now they do not suspect any foul play. they do not believe her shed one wanted to disappear by any means and they have faith. they really still have faith. they're hoping they can find him today and with this many resources, you really hope that they will have success darya james, back to you. and i wonder, so if they don't suspect foul play like you are saying. >> and it's a big area. you could get lost in there. maybe he's not familiar and you said he didn't have his phone with them. >> and that's right.

and that's why there's so many resources and sing four-wheelers out here. they also been using infrared technology that means they use heat. they try and find heat, which means a body and they check out from above in a plane. >> and that has been proven to be very, very successful in these types of searches. unfortunately, even after all the people stop searching by foot after the plane touched down. no, no success in finding philip. now, i just went over to the other side of the high school. that's where the volunteers are located. and i talked with some of the people who are making sure that the people who are actually hiking and trying to find philip. they are fed. they have water have all the supplies they need. the volunteer effort is tremendous and it's quite frankly, impressive. let's hear from a few volunteers now, a lot of people coming in. >> they're they're they're very tired when they get that rain is really hard. that they look like they know what they're doing. their they've got all the equipment and everything they've got all the polls. they'

kevin is back on his four wheeler.tly played softball in the world series in panama city, florida. and even yasmine, who suffers from long covid, can take short walks with her mom step-by-step, getting back to the business of being a kid. for the pbs newshour at kaiser health news, i'm sarah varney. judy: the number of applications at the u.s.-mexico border have climbed steadily this year. in may, border agents reported more than 180,000 encounters with migrants. lorraine rivera of arizona public media spend a day recently with customs and border patrol on the ground and in the air during a sweep of the sonoran desert. >> 39 miles away, takes about 22 minutes. reporter: jack paynter is an air interdiction agent with customs and border protection arrow marine operations. he's been directed to locate a group of four people walking in the desert a few miles north of the border, northwest of novalis. >> an agent down in the cut. >> right in front of you. >> when we arrive, we found the group wearing camouflage, hiding unde

and maybe president biden can drive his 18-wheeler over to hunter's gallery, jackie, deliver the arted government ethics to an art dealer. there's no standards in that industry. and, again, what nurse-time artist -- first-time artist gets $500,000 -- jackie: i don't know of a single one. if it were me, i wouldn't command that kind of price tag, and you're right, a lot of people are questioning this and saying it's not about art at all. >> no, no, this is about selling off the family name as hunter biden has done time and again to enrich himself and his family. and he knows he can get away with it because as you saw during that interview, this is an apathetic or even cheerleading media yawning as it happens. imagine if this were donald trump jr. or eric trump -- jackie: oh, forget it. >> and the hubris, as you said is, to be speaking in that way or to be writing books or selling art. it's like he has protection from the mob, he can't be whacked. his dad will make sure of that, believe me. jackie: listen, you know you've got a problem when even the folks at cnn are catching up. >> yeah

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she would drive for wheeler's, and play volleyball. she would shoot pink balkans.ld turn around and put on address and go, you know, look beautiful for photos. >> her parents, debbie and terry elvis say that she was driven by a passion to create. she drew all the time. decorating the family house with her doodles. >> everywhere you went in the house there were some kind of riding, some kind of drawing, some kind of doodle. >> her brain is working overtime? >> constantly. >> just as a reminder, small desk in the house that has a computer added, there are sticky notes on them, all over the top part of the desk, and the one that is right in front of my face in her hand riding says heather is amazing with a little heart. >> and has our was amazing when it came to cause mythology. the art of makeup, in a way that only siblings can she sparked morgan's interest in it to. >> she said cosmopolitan was hers. i was not allowed to have it. and i did it anyway. and that's what sisters do. don't tell me no because i'm gonna do it anyway. >> after graduation from high school in

this debate -- if you can fly a spaceship you can drive an 18 wheeler across the country. i'm just not sure how we have the conversation in a way that allows us to raise the arguments that helen raised for sure but also kind of brace for future that is already on the way. >> yeah, we're -- it's difficult to decouple the conversation about the legitimate gains of space travel and how cool that could be and how useful that could be for us from the people who are -- you know, who got us to that place. at least for the privatization of that place. you know, when jeff bezos went up there he was like we're going to go on the moon and move industry to the moon. please don't mess with the moon. it's like the only thing we haven't messed with. i'm begging you leave the moon alone. it's the last thing we have. >> show of hands, who would go on one of these flights if money was no ooj anybody? >> are they giving me money? >> if they were just going to give you a flight. helen, you would go. ben, kavitha? >> after all the things i've said about jeff bezos, no, i will not go. >> ben co

to survive in the western united states, michael keep our ski director of uc berkeley law schools, wheelerer institute says right now many consumers accept recycled water for irrigation or flushing toilets. but there's still a problem with the factor when it comes to recycling water for drinking, which either as good as or in many cases, higher quality than what you can take from the river directly. the direct potable water re use has the advantage that you don't need to go. oh, and retrofit houses that already exists. i'd rather drink the water out of the hetch hetchy here. the mccollum the river, you know, wherever it comes from currently, um, ideally first and use the recycled water for, uh, for you know, irrigation, i think for gardening, it might have no problem with it. i don't know if i'd want to drink it. i wouldn't mind flushing my toilet with it. if the bill passes, experts say it would be a drop in the bucket in terms of funding needed to build recycled water infrastructure, but it could have a bigger impact on the industry. this bill not only funds projects, but it also could a

wheelers benny thompson had to say.eaking about what they are prepared to do at this panel. >> i am prepared to go wherever the fact lead the committee. we will hire the best professionals in this country to assist this committee in its work. we will make sure that to the extent we can our deliberations will be bipartisan. we plan to get to the facts. >> reporter: democrats now are prepared to get to work. they're not going to wait to see whether or not mccarthy does appoint republicans, which republicans are going to be. they say they have a quorum, they're ready move forward. some of what that's going to include is ultimately producing a report that's a mix of public hearings and closed door depositions. the first of which is going to be testimony likely very soon from capitol police officers to hear about just exactly what they experienced on that day. that's been nearly seven months since january 6th. >> all right. amanda golding joining us there. let's bring into the conversation, brendan boyle, democrat from penns