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Can help them out and get the crowd going, give them that energy, nothing else like it. >> reporter: we are in television so we are used to some of this production but fascinating to think every little moment in the ballpark, the music is played between pitches. once you get to a full count it is all about ahead of time selected by the picture in the experience you enjoy a ballpark, someone put a ton of thought into, looks like a keyboard in a room above the crowd. it was cool to see the park en...

Yesterday turning fiery is merrick garland faces tough questions about his memo requesting a federal response to violence at school board meetings. >> you have weapon eyes the fbi and the department of justice. it is wrong. it is unprecedented in history of this country. >> the politicization of doj. you know better. >> did you consider the chilling effect this sort of threat of federal prosecution would have on parents exercising their constitutional rights? >> your forms are shameful. thank go...

Nuclear weapon. press secretary jen psaki was asked about the generals comments during a briefing at the white house. >> i have seen general milleys comments which is a concern we all have about chinas military modernization efforts. they continue to pursue capabilities that increase tensions in the region and we have concerns about that and that was reflected in his comments. >> reporter: tension between washington and beijing continues to rise as the united states about to protect its friends ...

Third doses are set to roll out, many city and state governments are pushing unvaccinated workers to get their first. in new york city, a new mandate. all city employees must get their shot by october 29 or be placed on unpaid leave. 16% of the citys total workforce is unvaccinated. thats roughly 46,000 employees. 40% of the citys firefighters are still unvaccinated, along with 39% of ems workers and 30% of police officers. the largest police and firefighters unions vowing to fight back. >> putt...

Facebook will pay more than $14 million to settle a discrimination lawsuit with the Justice Department.

At the state level is a particularly painful. entire counties in the state of maine will lose paramedic services tonight because of the vaccine mandates. what does this mean for people to live in the state? happy to have her on tonight. thanks so much for coming on. give us a sense of what this will mean for people in the state of maine. >> thank you, tucker. yes. as he said tonight at midnight ems workers will no longer be answering calls.ls and we dont know at the state level how many have bee...

Their jobs. thousands in the marine corps, air force, army and navy. this is painful. entire counties in the state of maine, for example, will lose paramedic services tonight because of a vaccine mandate that takes effect at midnight. what does this mean for people who live in the state of maine. a state senator from the state, were happy to have her on. thanks for coming on. give us a sense of what this will mean for the people in the state of maine. >> thank you, tucker. yes, tonight, as you s...

Across our country. ainsley: ken they were basically working in a petri dish of covid so we thank you all for everything youve done, especially to just keep us all safe and take care of all of us. i hope that the solution, the problem is looked at by your governor and they really focus on this. >> thank ainsley appreciate it. ainsley: still ahead, superman comes out as a bisexual but is d.c. comics going too far into wokeness? well hear from dean cain, the man who was superman, after the break. ...

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>> mister rogers was right. even as the ruins in new york, washington, and pennsylvania were still smoldering, thousands of americans lined up to help firefighters, police officers, ems workers, and even random passerbys put their lives on the line, at risk to return to the smoking ruins in an attempt to rescue strangers. meanwhile, charities and blood banks across the country faced weeks of crowds as americans lined up by the millions to give anything they could. in tragedy, americans turn on o...