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vermont some areas seeing 9 inches. higher than hurricane irene. >> i don't know anymore. >> the pga tour and saudi backed liv golf teed up for a merger. congress is stepping in. >> 9/11 families blasted the potential sports alliance. >> complete betrayal to the community. >> to deep left field. puts the national league in front. potential game-winning homer. >> ramirez swings and misses. the national league is finally back on top. >> good morning, everybody. it is 1:01 p.m. in the afternoon there in lithuania and we start with a fox news alert. president biden is set to attend a nor...

grilled republican fbi director is there evidence for their allegations i will ask the republican former u.s. attorney who recommended him for the job of presidential candidate chris christie joins us. later ray apps the -- 6th protests are now in hiding after right-wing media painted him as an fbi so we have a lot of plant. his people taking, ship attorney joins me to talk about the obviously no one is lawsuit they've just flying into out of chicago right now filed against fox news. and the good, evening the breaking news incoming threat for starts us off tonight. new tornadoes. and...

i'll try to reduce the number of migrants seeking asylum in our country at the southern border. white house plans to spend hundreds of millions of dollars they say and aborted communities like el paso and other places that are over run with the migrant problem. but critics say it will not go far enough to stop the endless flow of illegal crossings. >> 's third start of the first day this administration check office. that is in the surge started. we are just getting more and more highs and lows obviously but with title 42 going the news is out. they realize they come right now. that's...

Concerns over plans for a new prison and an additional 1,500-bed facility by 2030 were addressed by a UNO study supporting alternatives. This led Nebraska to join "Reentry 2030" and

A bill put forth Friday by Omaha Sen. Justin Wayne would put Nebraska's Legislature in charge of the state's prison system — a change that Wayne said is overdue.