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>> the border. all the issues that have evolved and arisen because of all of the illegal immigration and what are we going to do with education? how are we going to afford all these people coming in, the crime, just all the basic issues and how is somebody going to fix them? >> bill: a lot of questions come from the border, don't they? >> yes, give me an action plan. >> bill: we have nine of you. three more to get to. we have a few more specific things we want to talk about. stand by and we'll hear more. >> dana: quick break. still ahead we're sticking with this panel, as bill said. the first gop primary debate and can't wait to hear what they have to say. you will see them again tomorrow. >> bill: come on back right after this. ♪
and to keep in mind what's happening inside doj, jack smith is the special counsel. he's running this investigation. when it comes to january 6th, he's going to recommend, indict or do not indict. either way, it then goes to the attorney general. now, the a.j. has to defer to jack smith, but we've already seen merrick garland is willing to approve a criminal charge of the president. so, yes, it does look like they're working towards charging kegs decisions and these will be the big decisions that have to be made. >> all right, eli, come on back. we'll sit down. >> as they're headed back, we have our politics recorder, shelby telcot and max rose. i want to start with you, max. because it sounds like ducey is all of a sudden being kind of public with this information. why do you think that is? >> well, he's also not being that public, is he? it begs the question, where have you been and haven't you felt any sense of -- >> and talking to donors about it is an interesting choice. >> he's not coming to the press.
back-to-back days. >> both parties are using it to try to bolster arguments. >> dana: san francisco crime crisis leaving one victim with a $30,000 loss and he says the city is ambivalent. we'll talk to him. >> bill: a foul ball fiasco at fenway. a family dispute that has gone viral. you have to check this out. come on back. >> look at this. >> how sick. [laughter] >> did you see big bro? he is beside himself. >> i feel it. i feel that pain. towns across , where our focus is to always support the people who live and work there. because you call these communities home, and we do too. pnc bank.
they don't know. i was in third grade. so just to put it into context, we rallied around that moment. if you didn't experience it. it is one thing to read it in the book. another to have your parents rush you out of school because they believed it could be the next target. >> bill: come on back. >> sandra: a gag order in the idaho murder trial hanging in the balance awaiting a judge's ruling. >> bill: protecting kids online. disturbing report this week suggests that instagram is becoming a key pipeline that connects children to pedophiles. meta overall has really pivoted into at scale enforcement by a.i. they've been building lots of automated systems to go and find bad content. sometimes you just need to have human beings.
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of new york city area airports at one point the average flight to laguardia delayed nearly two hours. more than 6 million acres have already burned in what's shaping up to be canada's worst fire season on record. at the white house today pressed on the situation. >> it is yet another alarming example of the ways in which the climate crisis is disturbing our lives and our communities. >> reporter: with hundreds of fire still burning out of control, that smoke will just keep coming. and david, we just heard from new york city's mayor just moments ago. he reiterated the importance of trying to stay indoors and said if you have to go out, it's a good idea to have a mask. we mentioned that air quality index, the 1 to 500 scale, the mayor revealed this afternoon new york city topped out at 484. david buried >> david: that's just incredible. trevor on the team, come on back inside. thank you for that, trevor. that's it right a senior meteorologist rob marciano of course timing this out for us in the system appears to be stuck in place for days. >> rob: yeah, that's the
down 10%, catholics three and jewish faith is down three also. interesting findings. those from pew. josh, talk to you very soon. come on back. >> dana: politics continues. thank you. >> bill: thanks. >> dana: no shortage of reaction from towns and cities both near and far from the border since the end of title 42. california governor gavin newsom has been mostly mum during the migrant surge. even though he runs a border state. what gives? kelly o'grady is live in los angeles for us. >> that's right. we're not getting much response from the governor thus far. he hasn't sent the fashion nall guard to the border like we've seen from other states. he did not respond to questions regarding additional funds or new plans to address the influx but maintained quote, california has served as a model of partnership for a safe and welcoming border undertaking humanitarian efforts in border communities to support arriving migrants. they have 11 processing sites
what lessons could other governors learn from you? >> you used to live in connecticut. all forgiven. come on back. we wanted an honestly balanced budget without games and without raising tax rates. i like to think that sent a signal, that this is a new day in connecticut. four years later, we've paid down about $8 billion in our pension debt. people have been putting that on the credit card for the previous 30 years. we got a long way to go, i'll be blunt about it, but we're making progress there. what you want to do is give the business community some certainty, some sense of direction, what the state is going to look like. a lot of people are moving to the state, and a lot of businesses are thinking about connecticut. >> i'll tell you from the beginning, too, there was such distrust between republicans and democrats. i heard from the very start from my republican friends in connecticut that you didn't demonize anybody.
lap the court said oops, my bad, come on back. will he have to go back behind bars? the short answer is no. this is a formality that was not followed and the court is now going to try to correct that. basically doing a take two of the hearing that got him released in the first place. why is that? it's because maryland, new york basically every other state in the country has victim rights laws. in this case, the victim rights laws were not followed. specifically the victims' family had a right to be at this hearing where the judge was going to decide whether or not to spring syed and not given ample notice. they couldn't get there in time and they had a right to be there and be heard. that said, martha, even if they had been there, would it have changed the outcome? probably not. if they are given a second chance bite at the apple will it change the outcome? probably not. it is their right to be there