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condition. many had never seen anything like this before damar hamlin briefly stood up on his own before collapsing back to the turf. before he was rushed off, damar hamlin received cpr for minutes. both teams coming together for an on-field prayer before returning to the locker room. the game would be postponed as everyone awaited updates on damar hamlin's condition. hamlin's parents were at the game and brought down from the stands. they rode with their son in the ambu ambulance. josh allen tweeting, please pray for damar hamlin. and i'm praying that you pull through. and jj wat...

Been. with hurricane ian at coast of captiva, the storm ripped up even the underground. i don't know if this storm will do that. they had to replace all of that, it is a mix. ian, we had fastest restoration, millions were restored relatively quickly. in order to do that, we have different utilities, and what we have told co-opes, accept linemen, this is mutual aid, we want force multiplier to get people back online as soon as possible. >> steve: sure. in one briefing you talked about this problem complicating things. people look for gas for evacuation or generatorses, there is story that some ...

Restrictions, messaging coming from biden administration would suggest they would like to take us backward when it comes to covid restriction and children most affected are those in public schools, again issue the ones whose parents can't afford to do anything else. there are parents that have adopted home schooling and formed co-opes to protect children. >> todd: it is clear we are in an endemic state at this time. diversity, equity and inclusion leaving children unequipped for the work force according to multi verse. young adults with degrees agree college does not equip people with everythi...

In fact, it was fueled by enormous federal government spending. the president is literally shovelling the money out of the white house. private sector growth was 1.3%, a minuscule 1.3%, and the money that the federal government spent, some of it was defense, but a lot of it went for very preposterous wasteful things like community transformation grants, to organizations in south l.a. that do one-on-one street education, or 1.3 billion dollars to insurance co-opes that have a 35 to 40% expected default rate. >> alisyn: got it. >> so this is wasteful money to create new jobs before the election....

I can't imagine how reed deals with this. the senate and house have the perspective deals and they have a conference committee for one big bill. take a look at the differences in the two versions, first, who gets taxed and in the house, people making more than $500,000 a year will face extra taxes and cadillac insurance plans worth more than $8,000 a year for individuals or 21 for families and then the public option, government-run health insurance, nancy pelosi says any version in the house will have it. the senate as a firm maybe. the finance committee went with private co-opes. bosses pay e...