kamala harris doubles down, says our border is secure. we have a secure border o say can you see carley: metlife stadium belting out the national anthem led by nypd officer marking 21 years since the 9/11 terrorist attack. an amazing moment. would you cry that a lie would you say goodbye or would you let it ride and would you cry. carley: yeah, there he is. people walking on the beach. lots of birds. nahant beach, massachusetts. 73 degrees there today a little crowdy and rainy tomorrow. but the rest of the week is going to be gorgeous. wednesday through the weekend will be really pretty there. brian: in the united states? carley: in the united states, brian. it s going to be upper 60 s, lower 70s. steve: as you look up the avenue of the americas ride, ride, ride let it ride for this month, september 12th. welcome to america s number one cable morning news show thanks to folks like you. a busy day. carley: we remember everyone from 9/11. we prayed
ainsley: i am old school i think it s nice and polite. he had a lot on his mind. william has a lot on his mind. ainsley: i m sure kate is fine. he touched her lower back and ushered her in. steve: plus amid hundreds of people. security people were very clear you do this, you do that i think. ainsley: all that etiquette training out the window. brian: does the butler teach the etiquette training. ainsley: they have teachers. brian: do you know anybody else with an etiquette teacher. steve: what i remember from family affair is mr. french was very top of mind and explained a lot of the things you were supposed to do. brian: that s why people when so well behaved. carley: my butler was off last week he is back to work tomorrow i will ask him. brines. brian: wow relay that to him? steve: wait, you give hip monday off? ainsley: could you imagine if we had butlers in our small apartments? show me around the hallway? the trays will be dropping
over again crime sunday control. it s no issue. until, of course, it happened to her. i was shocked number one it happened to her and, in e. number two, what the criminals took. ainsley: she ll is running for mayor in l.a. she is the frontrunner there running against a billionaire. brian: rich caruso. said l.a. home was broken into and two of her firearms are stolen. the guns are registered. she bought them years ago as personal protection. this is what she told the press. i came home and discovered that my house had been broken into and burglarized at this time it appears that only two firearms, despite being safely and securely stored were stolen, cash, electronics and other valuables were not. it s unnerving and unfortunately it s something that far too many angelenos, is that what you would say los angeles, folks live there have faced. steve: absolutely unnerving. and everything else. and, yet, here is she is, she is the frontrunner in california right now. in los angeles. ba
lower 70s. steve: as you look up the avenue of the americas ride, ride, ride let it ride for this month, september 12th. welcome to america s number one cable morning news show thanks to folks like you. a busy day. carley: we remember everyone from 9/11. we prayed during our church services yesterday. prayed for those families. we know some individuals that lost loved ones there because we live in new york, obviously. so our thoughts and prayers are with your family members. steve: absolutely. brian: yesterday was impactful too not only think about 9/11 but what do we learn from that or are we safer back to afghanistan. and the fact that al-qaeda is back in is back in afghanistan. the taliban are back in control. this is deja vu all over again. when do we realize what kind of peril we are actually in by taking our hands off the wheel. general mckenzie yesterday said listen, we have 2% of our intelligence that we had before we pulled out. so, we re pretending as if there is no
the moderator made it very clear, 777% of people in los angeles, say that crime is a problem. how would she rate how safe she feels in her neighborhood? keep in mind, just over the weekend, somebody went into her house and opened a gun vault, got two guns. left of the money, left the electronics, only took the guns. did she feel safe? in march, here she is, watch. do you feel safe walking in. i do feel safe. i would say a 10. i feel safe. but i do understand that a lot of people around the city do not feel safe and i respect that. brian: that s nice. by the way burglary up 15% just year-to-year in the city. triple that here. the suspect a hispanic male i believe we have a picture, 200 pounds. political science say about 5 9 . wearing this outfit dark clothes, surge mask and blue ball cap with some sort of a white logo on it. steve: i wonder you know, she