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A total of 77 veterans from around the Big Bend were taken to Washington D.C. on the first Honor Flight in two years.

Candidates and during that time crime has continued to grow in their jurisdictions and they are protecting the public, the victims. they've been the institutionalizing at a rapid rate by putting people in jail and they've been supporting effectively decriminalization that are hampering police effectiveness. the situation in st. louis is not unique, part of a national trend. it's one that law continue to reverse as the public and business community realizes it's causing great harm to american cities. >> a little more than a week ago we seen an extraordinary occurrence and that was that the poli...

Former governor, governor andrew cuomo. >> sandra: thank you. we were cut short because of the briefing, hope to have you back soon. john? this all played out on our program, 1:00 sharp, it seems the fallout just continues on the backlash continues and those 11 victims are speaking out and at least one intends to bring charges against him. >> john: at the governor remains defiant. we will talk with robert or who is a minority leader in the state assembly there in new york, as well as congressman lee zeldin. stay tuned for all of that. the white house is defending the skyrocketing public health...

>> john: according to court documents and nearly 130 felony gun cases went to u.s. district court from local d.c. court between february 2020 this past february. the number 87 cases, but this year from figure eight through september just about 20 cases filed between those months. you can see those numbers dropping right there but they went up in superior court and we are told that d.c. police chief robert conti is in favor of this project. but privately john so people that work at the u.s. attorney's office, they say they are frustrated, they believe their hands are tied and they want this too...

“We can play a country church in Mississippi, or we can draw a crowd at a hipster club in Brooklyn. We connect with a wide-ranging audience,” says veteran musician Walter Parks, speaking of the music on his forthcoming album, The Unlawful Assembly (out Sept. 10 via Atomic Sound). “The joy, gratitude, pain and yearning in these songs is universally felt.”