it'll be held in a replica of the united states senate at the edward m kennedy institute in boston. organizers are planning to other debates at other venues. they hope it will rekindle the tradition of friendly discourse which they say is sorely lacking in today's politics. i think a lot of people would agree with that. not something you hear about every day that's going to happen. >> todd: just to review, senator graham is not willing to move down my great aunt and bernie sanders is moving to south carolina. it's just bringing back the old school ways. >> carley: exactly, we love it. catch it on fox nation on june 13th. former president obama links the school shooting to the anniversary of george floyd's death. some left wondering how those tragedies go together. we'll be talking about it with joe concha. >> todd: and the fbi director addressing and isis assassination plot against another former president. the threat at our open southern border. ♪ ♪ your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and take. it. on... ...with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill ca

they had information of january the sixth before it happened, the boston bomber, they were warned. also, the christmas shooting in nashua, the bombing of the building. also, the buffalo shooter. last year, it was told he made a statement that he went to get a mass shooter, would commit suicide, yet, he was cleared to buy a gun. host: more on the president's asia trip, the wall street journal singh it starts today. he visits japan, south korea, and also show a partnership with australia and india to bolster trade and investment. some allies and partners have given the plan mixed reviews for lacking specifics and not widening the access to markets. this is ron, republican line. caller: i am tired of everybody trying to divide the country. it doesn't matter if we are black or white. we all want the same thing. food, availability, safety, and if nobody has said anything about it, the problem all these shootings happened in places where the heaviest gun restrictions are in place. if people were allowed to protect themselves, it would probably save many lives. host: delaware, jared, demo

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good to see you. >> joey: all right, supreme court unanimously ruling that the city of boston violated group rights by refusing to fly a christian flag. hal won the suit and joins me now. hal, there is a program any organization can be picked or be allowed to fly a flag, this specific organization because it was religious was not allowed to, but the supreme court ruled that inconstitutional, is that correct? >> yes, the city of boston for the last 12 years had a policy where civic organizations could petition to fly a flag, have a ceremony and in fact we flew the gadsden flag, with the rattlesnake that says "don't tread on me," in 2013 and 2014, with no problem. we upon have the christian flag, a simple flag, you might see in the back of me here. because the word "christian" was in the petition application for the permit that is when we were denied and the city said we could have a ser moan and he bring christian flags, we just couldn't put it up on the flag pole, that was the basis for the lawsuit. >> joey: we have beyer here on the scotus decision, hey says the government invites peo

but the "boston globe" is slamming the governors blessing to the sheriff of quote trumpachessets. sheriff thomas hodgson joins us why do they call you the sheriff of trumpachussetes? >> thanks for having me that's a label they thrown on me in liberal massachusetts. i was the chairman. and spent a lot of time in washington meeting with the president along with almost 300 sheriffs over the course of time that i have traveled with them to talk about the issues that are mattering to us in our community. >> steve: but the commonwealth of massachusetts has been a very, very liberal state so for the governor to endorse you what should it say to the people watching right now about the attitude of the people of massachusetts up fluxion of migrants to our country. >> people of massachusetts like most states really don't want people coming in here in violation of the law is bristol company. where are they going? who is paying for then? where are they living? >> these are all great questions i know two things of interest. the people of massachusetts worry about incoming fentanyl, which young

boston playing stifling defense. durant going 0 for 10 in the second half with four turnovers. it was the worst shooting half of his entire career. kyrie meanwhile didn't get into it with the fans like he did game one. he also didn't score like he did in game one. celtics outscored the suite 14-7. the raptors like the nets blew a 17 point lead to the 76ers. joel embiid a fadeaway three to win the game. this is the first game winner in embiid's career. they'll go for the sweep on that saturday. no way in hell i shoot 6 for 25 again. well, he's a man of his word. delivering on his guarantee. scoring a career a full game. they even the game at 3 games apiece. in the meantime, jay wright shocking everyone announcing his retirement yesterday as villanova's head coach. the 60-year-old won two national titles with the wildcats and took them to the final four less than three weeks ago. wright said it's been a coach. >>> tennis players from russia and belarus, meanwhile, will be banned from competing in wimbledon. that means men's second ranked player daniil medvedev won't be able to co

san francisco and milwaukee and boston have partial transit mask mandate. so imagine being a resident and do you wear one, do you not? something is starting to tell me that this is less about science and more about power? what do you think about that? >> yeah. two things. i think you are right on with your assessment of power, but don't discount that in some of the cities like new york, there are jet spans that want to cover their face in public. they don't want to be seen walking around town. but to your point, this has nothing to do with covid. this is absurd, man. the cdc website said cloth mask offer little to no protection against oma crime very end. so we actually shouldn't be wearing them at this point. but this continues to go on because for a lot of politicians, covid has become a trojan horse in which they use covid to obtain other forms of work and take away our liberties. and of course a lot of bureaucrats in d.c. like dr. fauci know that if covid goes away, they go away. so they will try to keep up this little balloon so it gives them relevance

"the boston herald" said the city was telling those employees to get vaccinated, "the wrong button got pushed when they tried to bcc everybody" and a follow up email we take employees privacy seriously and new and improved practices to make sure this doesn't happen again. i will use that excuse. pushed the wrong button. the university of chicago demands the school give $1 billion to reparations to the city's southside over the next 20 years in a quest for racial justice. in an op-ed this to bill mike schools newspaper said exist with a channel of slavery and moreover an active participant in segregation redlining and supporting developments that work to isolate the university from its neighbors in south siders risk of displacement. we showed you the wild video strolling out of trader joe's with arm full of steak. now, walmart responding to out-of-control shoplifting by putting locks on their items. >> carley: the ceo a very popular grocery store chain in new york city. he has a solution of his own. he is here with us coming up next. ♪ ♪ age before beauty? why not both? visibly dimi

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here is what a couple of our fox afill i can't say around the country are covering tonight wfxt in boston drops case against the massachusetts institute technology professor accused of concealing research ties to china. federal prosecutors say they could no longer meet the proof in chin's trial. this is a live look at new york. one of the big stories there tonight from fox 5 our affiliate ralph lauren unveils team u.s.a. opening ceremony uniforms for next month's olympics in bay i didn't think. the jackets include new warming technology that expands or contracts with temperature changes. women will wear red boots, red fleece pants and navy jackets. the men's uniforms will be mostly white, looking good. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ born in the u.s.a. ♪ i was born in the u.s.a. ♪ i was born in the u.s.a. ♪ with a revolutionary, rollerball design. because with the right pain reliever... life opens up. aleve it... and see what's possible. i didn't know my genetic report could tell me i was prone to harmful blood clots

so, you know, really from boston to munich, we have seen church leaders at the very top over and over again turn a blind eye to sexual abuse, cover up sexual abuse, commit sexual abuse. how bad is what former pope benedict is accused of doing in this report? >> how bad is it? i mean, there is a way to measure it against the standards of the time and what was known, but i think viewed at it through the modern lens of the proper way to handle sexual abuse. the only way to consider this is that he failed. he did not value the victims and the safety of young people, the safety of people attending church against the reputation. and that has been the tipping point for leaders for all the decades. that's what all the scandals have in common. and you see that even before this had exploded into public knowledge, this was in the late '70s and early '80s. the same problems were at the root, and this time it involved the man who had become pope. >> sy: and specifically, this report spends a couple of hundred pages i understand on reverend peter hullermann, who was accused of molesting sexually ab

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fouled by the father of 4-year-old autistic boy who cannot tolerate wearing a mask but has to fly to boston from florida for regular medical treatment. the mask mandate for travel currently in place until march 18th. well, tennessee cracker barrel has been ordered to pay a customer $9.4 million, they served him water mix with cleaning chemical. the customer went to er and sustained personal injury and cracker barrel will only pay fraction of it thanks to tennessee law that caps economic damages. standing back for bank of america earnings, i will bring them when i've got them. maria: as soon as we get the numbers, we will come back to you. waiting on b of a. russian invasion of ukraine might be eminent. here is secretary jen psaki yesterday. >> we are at a stage where russia could at any point launch attack and what secretary blink even is going to go do highlight clearly there's a diplomatic path forward. it's the choice of the president putin and russians to make, whether they will suffer economic consequences or not. maria: secretary of state antony blinken will be meeting with ukrainian

moderna went to 100 this morning and boston beer, boston beer is being heard by supply-chain problems, higher prices which is coming into the margins so they are victim of inflation and waning demand for their truly hard seltzer brand, the hard seltzer might be out of vogue these days. stuart: looks like it. thanks very much indeed. new york city's new mayor eric adams as his city cannot run while businesses continue to work remotely. role tape. >> we want to make sure we open our workplaces. time to get back to work. it is time to open the city. we cannot run a city as complex as new york remotely. we want to encourage businesses to open in a safe way, one of the best ways to do it is to get vaccinated and booster shots, that is imperative. stuart: the chairman of 4 equities is working with mayor adams on his economic and workforce development committee and joined me now. with your proposal to get workers back to the office? >> everything eric adams is working towards which i hate to say it, basically do the opposite of everything the prior administration is done. beforehand it was d

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in in attendance in chicago before the five-day teacher work stoppage and 70% of students attended boston schools. houston and miami were 90%. white plains, new york, superintendent tells me despite attendance concerns he is keeping schools open. >> there are two reasons the school district would go remote. one that the government forced it. and two, that i don't have the colleagues in the classroom and workforce and staff to be able to safely operate our school district. it wouldn't be the entire school district. >> staff shortages have forced thousands of public schools to temporarily cancel in person learning. the minneapolis school district announced it will go to remote learning for the next two weeks. in palo all to hundreds of parents volunteered from doing office assistance and custodial work to keep their schools open despite the efforts there is pushback including from students who are demanding remote learning on tuesday hundreds of students staged a walk-out of brooklyn tech. new york city's largest high school. they say they don't feel safe inside their classrooms. despite al

more than 150 boston public school teachers called out sick in protest to in-person learning. in chicago, teachers are expected to vote on a return to remote classes. one teacher's unite 2018 -- tweeted a call for national two weeks pause now to protect our community. many parents want their kids in real classrooms. >> for the great majority of children, they should be back in school. physical learning is very important. we really need to draw the line in the sand. get your children back in school. get them back on the road to emotional and physical health. >> harris: tucker carlson now. >> kids in america have been badly will damaged. the numbers show it clearly. this as crime. no one had been prosecuted for the crime. treating healthy children as they are untouchable is mean as hell. these kids weren't hurting anyone. public health authorities hurt them mostly because they could what our leader have done to young people to last two years is unforgivable. >> harris: some breaking news is happening now. as cory deangelys joins me. he's adjunct scholar at the cato institute. i

former general counsel of the army, and renee graham, opinion columnist and associate editor at "the boston globe." thank you both for coming to "the last word." renee, i'll start with you. before getting to that last news, i want to pick up on the rand paul point from the previous conversation. here is where the conservative base is on voter suppression via a tweet from a former daily caller staffer yesterday. the best way to save america is by fundamentally altering the voting process. photo i.d. doesn't go far enough. not everyone deserves political power. raise voter age, impose civic literacy testing. tied to family unit or land ownership. bases should have a tangible stake in the future. what in the 17th century, renee? >> it's obvious what they're doing. they have a century -- nearly a century of jim crow as their blueprint. that's what they're looking to. and they've never seen democracy as something that every american should be a party to. and they're saying that out loud. and the funny thing about the whole idea is they're saying the quiet part out loud, they've always really sai

one rural hospital in new hampshire told wbur in boston today that they have a list of 30 hospitals to which they refer their own patients who need care. 30 different hospitals in five different states. as of today, there is not a single bed available in any of those 30 hospitals in any of those five states. not a single place they can send their own patients. and that's in new england, which has some of the best vaccination rates in the country. even with a minority of people choosing not to get vaccinated, it that unvaccinated group of people stuffing the hospital and that is before this massively, massively new variant spikes case numbers all over the country. again, 70-plus percent of the covid in america now is already oak kron. so those huge case numbers are coming, from a hugely transmissible new variant. that's coming. we're going to have a report from the front lines in just a few minutes. but i will just say before we do that, just as a personal plea from me, if you have been putting off being vaccinated for whatever reason, don't agonize about it, don't let anybody make you

rural new hampshire hospital in boston, today they have a list of 30 hospitals, 32 which they refer their own patients. who need more serious care. 30 different hospitals in five different states. they said as of today, there is not a single bed available in any of those 30 hospitals. in those five different states. not a single place, they can send their patience. and that's in new england. which has a high vaccination rate for the country. even with the minority of people deciding not to get vaccinated, that unvaccinated population that is stuffing the hospital, so nobody else can get in. and that is before this massively transmissible new variant spikes case numbers all over the country. again 70%, 70 plus percent of the covid in america now is already on omicron. two huge case numbers, they are coming. huge numbers of daily infections from a huge daily transmissible and variant, that's coming. we'll have a report from the front line in just a minute. i will just say, before we do that, just as a personal plea from me. if you have been putting off being vaccinated, for whatever reason.

. >> and developing right now, a firefighter is injured in a massive fire in boston. the fire department responding to an eight-alarm fire early this morning. fire officials say shifting winds made it nearly impossible for first responders to see through the smoke. the firefighters condition is not known. officials are investigating the cause of that fire. >> 103 marines are discharged after refusing to get the covid vaccine, and the army announces it has relieved six leaders including two battalion commanders for also refusing the shot. the army says nearly 4,000 active duty troops have still not gotten the vaccine, but the pentagon says nearly 98% of army service members and 95% of marines are vaccinated. >> spacex founder elon musk, musk now in a war of words with msnbc after he called senator elizabeth warren senator karen. watch. >> being a free-loader and a selfish and disrespectful one and for miss appropriating black vernacular, elon musk is the absolute worst. reporter: musk responding on twitter saying lack of joy reed is a lobbyist for senator karen and als

new york city to the boston area dealing with widespread rain. the great news is by tomorrow morning this is out of here but the winds behind the front and lake-effect snow is causing a problem. look at the delays that we can continue to see across boston to the syracuse aefr yeah. it's going to be cleveland, snow and wind for your early morning commute tomorrow. an early flight going to be dealing with cancelations. boston with the rain and wind. the rest of the area from snaetd, nashville, d.c. shower just hitting the roadways still a little bit dicey for the higher elevations into northern new england from boston to buffalo. travels across i-95 early morning commute could be dicey and then clear. we are watching a series of fronts and going to be the problem going into your wednesday. that will make its way across-sections of the midwest to the ohio valley. some accumulations on the isolated side. some spotss could be dealing with eight inches of snow and watching that as squalls persist in the area. this is the big problem. widespread chill.

to new york city, boston area, as we go into your evening hours. right now, it's about a quarter of an inch to a half inch of rain. but that's really not the problem. this front continues to make its way off shore, even impacting areas of louisiana into the deep south. so if you're traveling along i-95 corridor, that will be a problem for tonight, but behind the front, that's where the dramatic weather really starts to happen. it's that colder air that will continue to shift, and then the wind gusts up to about 35 to 40 miles per hour. but we're also going to be watching lake huron, all the way to lake erie where we're going to deal with lake enhanced moisture. the snowfall will be limited to interior areas of new york and in northeast ohio as well. so that's just front number one. look at some of these airport delays, i do think they have gotten better in the last 24 hours. if you're in the greater cleveland area, expect some cancellation to delays, dealing with that snow and wind. also going to be watching boston, but traveling out of new york ci

we even have people like boston celtics center putting pressure on biden to challenge xi. he tweeted out this. stop playing games with bullies and do what you promised to the worlding prioritize human rights. jonathan, we know that while xi jinping has been very clear that he is expecting china to take over, overtake the united states as the number one super power, joe biden hasn't done anything about it. do you see any policy out of this administration with any teeth? >> well, i think they've conducted -- one thing that does matter is the secure supply chains review, that's a study at this point but that's in the right direction. they seem to understand the importance of securing our supply chains, rebuilding our industrial base but what you really need the white house and the congress to do is to start taking on america's business leaders and holding them accountable particularly in the finance sector. at this point as a country we're not coherent so even as there's a thousand op-eds on the china challenge, what's being done. every ceo is looking to build their business

. >> boston has spoken. >> some 500 miles north in boston it was also an historic night. democrat michelle woo broke a 200 year streak of electing white men as mayor earning 60% of the vote. >> we said these things are possible. and today the voters of boston said all these things are possible, too. >> and in new york city, voters elected a retired police captain to be the next mayor. >> we are not just going to talk about safety. we are going to have safety in our cities. >> in minneapolis, a ballot measure to replace the police department with a public safety department was rejected 56% to 44%. though the city's democratic mayor reiterated his call for change. >> and, at the same time, we need police officers to make sure that they are working directly with communities to keep us safe. >> all of these things are true. >> new york voters rejected three election related ballot measures proposing changes to redistricting. one that would have allowed the legislature to pass same day voter registration and rejected no excuse absentee voting. bret? >> bret: all right, mike. t

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minneapolis, boston, buffalo, new york city, and atlanta. now, the races are a bellwether for where the democratic party stands on several critical issues including policing. joining me now, cnn's senior political analyst john avlon. john, good evening, sir. >> good evening. >> so all of the stuff that we talked about over the last couple years, policing, everything, it's all coming together tomorrow night. let's start with minneapolis because we know what happened over there. there was a huge debate over what to do with police in the wake of george floyd's murder. and then there's an amendment on the ballot that could end up replacing the city's police department with a department of public safety. is minneapolis putting defund the police to a vote? is that what this is? or am i wrong? >> i mean, basically yes. but i think it highlights what a disastrous slogan defund the police has been. because if you dig an inch beneath the surface folks say look, that's not really what it means. here's what the amendment would do. it would take the poli

minnesota, boston, buffalo, new york city and atlanta. now, the races are a bellwether for where the democratic party stands on several political issues including policing. joining me is john avalon. john, good evening, sir. >> good evening. >> so all of this stuff that we talked about over the last couple years, policing, everything, it's all coming together tomorrow night. so i want to start with minneapolis because we know what happened over there. huge debate over the future of policing in the wake of george floyd's murder in addition to the mayoral race and an amendment on the ballot that could real place the city's police department with a department of public safety. is minneapolis putting defund the police to a vote? is that what this is or am i wrong? >> basically yes but highlights what a disastrous slogan defunnel defund the police is. here is what the amendment would do. it would take the police department out of the city charter and replace it with public safety but remove the requirement to hire a certain number of officers

remy played second base for boston in the '80s and '80s but he was better known as the voice in the booth for the last three decades. some of his more iconic calls were moments of laughter just like this one. >> we did some investigative reporting between innings on who and what was thrown hat that gentleman, and the gentleman has been ejected but it was an ugly, ugly sight. i don't know why it was necessary. i don't have my telestrator. here comes the pizza, see it. oh, cheese. >> highly unnecessary. >> guy with the patriots jacket and he's been asked to leave the ball game for ruining a good piece of pizza. >> jerry remy stepped away from commentating earlier this year to seek treatment for lung cancer. it had troubled him for years making recommend a vocal anti-smoking advocate. he made his last appearance at fenway park earlier this month throwing out the first pitch for the wild card game and, yes, the red sox beat the yankees that night. ishing jo the atlanta braves are one win away from their first world series title in 26 years. andy scholles joining us now from the ballpark. >> y

. >> seth: yep july >> in boston and i was in boston, we was shooting "confess, fletch" with jon hamm we was wrapping up production on "fletch. and then, the more i wanted to come there, the more i realized, i don't, like -- you know how there are a lot of wrong ways to catch covid. you don't want to catch covid going to the seth meyers show -- >> seth: right >> and then bring it back to jon hamm >> seth: no. >> that's a terrible situation and then, also your fans -- here's the thing i noticed about. like your fans, there's a little bit of overlap between the people who love you and the people who love "the daily show." >> seth: yes, sir. >> and these people talk a lot [ light laughter ] they mean well, but it's covid i need you to keep it short. >> seth: yep >> but the people are like, "hey, i just want you to know how much you mean to me. [ light laughter ] just, i love you --" i'm like, hey, i would rather you hate me, because it's a quicker conversation >> seth: right, because if you run into somebody who hates you, it's much quicker, yeah. >> "hey, hey, kiss my ass! i'm like, tha

england, it's cool and dreary and wet with good rain of the first half of the day from all the way to boston. here is the good news. by halloween for all the trick or treaters for the kids, it's nice coast to coast, temperatures comfortable and a little bit of snow there in wyoming. it's a crazy ten days of the two bomb cyclones, the one in the west coast and yesterday in the east. we get a quiet weekend. >> bill caron, thank you very much. he was talking about halloween, let's comment on the fact that it's just three days away. are you ready? >> forbes have released the favorite candies based on its sales. sour patch kids, my kids love these, i don't get it. reese's cups take the top. the top candies are reese's cups and skittles which just brought back the lime flavor and also m&m's. topping the list of worst halloween candy, candy corn, i love candy corn. >> circus peanuts? kind of agree and the licorice, i don't know what hershey's thinking. willie, i don't get the sour patch stuff. reese's great, i always love it. two great taste. >> what's with the sour patch? >> i am a snickers guy. >

it is shifting northwards and later tonight from boston to the cape. the real story from here on out we have high wind warnings. put ice in the cooler, everyone from boston down to the cape and the islands and southern portions of rhode island. your winds will really crank. we could get winds from 70 to 80 miles per hour. we had a storm like this two to three years ago and people lost power. that is what is possible later on tonight. >> thank you, bill. there are calls for sweeping changes for movie and tv productions including to ban lethal firearms entirely from sets. miguel allmagaire has the latest. >> people have been leaving here with bags of evidence with firearms and spent ammunition cases. we're going to learn what went wrong. >> on indefinite pause as sheriffs look to determine what caused the fatal accident. >> two people accidentally shot on a movie set by a prop gun. >> the shot fired by alec baldwin from a prop gun he believed was safe. my heart is with halayna and her family. the shot also wounded director joel susan. according to a sear

jonah goldberg in the boston herald it last week. he wrote, for years now, voters have been told that the rich and greedy corporations are on tap, a renewable resource that can pay for everything and anything. that is false. you can confiscate all of the wealth of the top 1% and it would not come close to covering the bills for the green new deal or medicare for all. representative alexander acosta cortez may turn heads with her ball gowns, but the truth is, we already do at a remarkably progressive rate. a call from north carolina, why do you support taxing billionaires in this country? caller: because, number one, our infrastructure, our social programs are way below standard. if you travel around the world and go to the airports and the train stations and then come back here, it is embarrassing. china has been kicking our rear end in the infrastructure department for years. i have been traveling there for over 20 years. so we have got to update our infrastructure, number one. and we always bring up that the rich are not paying the

from yesterday's fiery plane crash were flying to the mlb championship series game between houston and boston. ntsb investigators were on site today outside of houston trying to figure out what happened to the md-87 which never left the ground. it hrolled through a fence and burst into flames. local responders are calling the incident a miracle because everyone on board survived. 18 passengers, two pilots and an attendant. there were only two minor injuries. one of the survivors was a 10-year-old child. joining sustim gibson, director of the waller harris emergency service. tim, good to have you. it's been a little more than 24 hours now since this happened. you've been able to sit with this. when you look at that video of that burning plane and now you know 21 people survived it, what goes through your mind? >> you know, victor, here we are again thinking not only is this a miracle, but it was a lot of skill on the part of the flight crew. the fortunate circumstances that nobody could ever think we'd put together at any time to come together like this. the way the plane landed. where the doo

so what has changed in boston? how do you two, two women, become the leading candidates to be mayor of a city, of this city? >> i believe a big part of my success both on the city council and in this race, has been mablt ability to connect with voters across the city of boston, whether it's my immigration story, story of my parents, whether it's my work in boston, i taught for 13 years. my experience building a business in the city, active community member. i'm a parent, my husband and i have four kids, including triplets. i've done the work, lived so many experiences and shared those with the city of boston. but i've also shown up in our communities and our city's residents want to see a reflection of themselves in leadership and leader who's willing to step up and do the work, have the difficult conversations and make decisions. we've got so many of our community that are experiencing vulnerabilities, isolation and disenfranchisement. i'm looking forward to leading the city based on my own personal experiences bu

not popular in boston. every time he spoke the boston affleck. because ben affleck stole his girlfriend. carley: that's fighting words. brian: he couldn't get a word out. steve: that's a grand slam. brian: there you go. they will have to do it indoors. ainsley: maybe put another commentator on that day. although i love watching him. brian: right. steve: thanks, carley. still ahead on this tuesday. the search continues for the gunman who shot three houston deputies and killed one fiance of an injured deputy joins us to shed light on the unbreakable bond between those brothers in blue straight ahead. as a dj, i know all about customization. that's why i love liberty mutual. they customize my car insurance, so i only pay for what i need. how about a throwback? ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ when you're driving a lincoln, stress seems to evaporate into thin air. which leaves us to wonder, where does it go? does it get tangled up in knots? or fall victim to gravity? or

boston, three grand slams in the 162-game season. they've hit three in three games against the astros. the red sox, the first team ever now to hit three grand slams in a postseason series. last night, happened in the bottom of the second. bases loaded for kyle schwarber. he unloaded on that pitch. that made it 6-0, boston. houston just deflated at that point. fenway rocking. boston wins game three, 12-3, to take a 2-1 lead in the series. game four tonight at 8:00 eastern. game three of the nlcs between the braves and dodgers at 5:00 eastern on tbs. >>> monday night football was a thriller. we had seven lead changes last night, tying a record for a monday night football game. second quarter, derrick henry busting through the middle. 21.8 miles per hour on this run. keep in mind, he is 250 pounds. 76 yard touchdown, one of his three on the night. this coming down to the final seconds. bills had fourth and one. bills go for the first down with 22 seconds left. josh allen, as you see there, loses his footing and is stuffed. titans hold o

christensen a's result, following her into a bathroom wall or attempting to heckle her for 26 miles at the boston marathon even though she wasn't running anywhere a media can't get her head around the lawmaker who doesn't to the party line and conform, that may make that person by natural instinct stand for a. the questions we should be asking instead of focusing on christensen a and manchin, does the spending bill, the american taxpayers there dollars. any massive corporate tax is tax on to the consumer with high inflation. every analyst and every analysis of this shows that. can you trust and administration shown to be completely inept in the border of afghanistan, inflation, the economy, violent crime to spend this money on the trillions wisely. it is rhetorical tuesday. carley: letter go to the republican party, what if she did the republican? the republican party, really force the democrats hands at being we are now not the democratic party but 100% aggressive. >> if you look at christensen a in terms of her voting record and what she stands for. that would be quite the tent but independents

i don't see how you would have any idea how many grand slams have been hit in boston tonight. because, how could do? because you don't have your brother bill texting knew the score like i do, right here, telling me exactly when the grand slams are coming in. >> i'm just telling you, everybody within driving distance of fenway park, is scheduled for one over the course -- and i'll do my part, i. no i know how this works, it's all right. >> rachel i was fascinating by your interview with congresswoman pramila jayapal, especially because she actually did th

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and saying, “no thanks...” ...to a boston cream. jardiance is a once-daily pill that can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. so, it could help save your life from a heart attack or stroke. and jardiance lowers a1c. jardiance can cause serious side effects including... ...dehydration, genital yeast or urinary tract infections, and sudden kidney problems. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. a rare, but life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking jardiance and call your doctor right away... ...if you have symptoms of this bacterial infection, ...ketoacidosis, or an allergic reaction, ...and don't take it if you're on dialysis. taking jardiance with a sulfonylurea or insulin may cause low blood sugar. lower a1c and lower risk of a fatal heart attack? we're on it. we're on it. with jardiance. ask your doctor about jardiance. >> jon: halloween is making a comeback. families eager to get back to trick-or-treating after last

i'm doing albany, boston --- i'm going all over to the country. so i'm announcing more dates soon and it's been so fun to be on the road. >> jimmy: what's it like >> well, it's just like this i mean, there is nothing that replaces a live audience >> jimmy: yeah >> so it's great [ cheers and applause yeah >> jimmy: we need it we need it thank you for doing this >> it's -- well, you're welcome, jimmy the whole world is welcome [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i really mean it honestly, we needed to laugh we need something to laugh at. >> yeah. we do. and it is so nice to be a reason that people -- you know, to bring people back together many for the first time in like a year or two. and so i named the tour "vaccinated and horny" because that's how a lot of single people were feeling, and married people, quite frankly, after the thick of covid [ laughter ] hopefully we're through the thick of it. but -- and then, so i'm still vaccinated and i'm still horny, just now for one person instead of the world >> jimmy: there you go, yeah [ laughter ] you're doing a ve

this time as she runs the boston marathon. why? because she doesn't agree with them. joining us tonight, house budget ranking member jason smith. missouri attorney general eric schmidt, arizona attorney general mark brnovich, former nypd lieutenant darren porcher, federalist's and joe concha. will the white house do a dishonorable discharge a court-martial of tens of thousands of u.s. soldiers not getting vaccinated as that deadline approaches. now this, seattle threatens to fire nearly half its cops over vaccine mandates. the cops already there. l.a. county sheriff will not forstmann dates. he says he needs his cops. more defund the police cities admitting they were wrong. we'll give cops even more money. guess what? no riots over that. the new d.c. firestorm over the president saying on camera he did call a hospital to cut the line for his friend's wife, putting pressure on the hospital. the art gallery selling hunter biden's paintings, reportedly got massive covid relief money even though it has a really small staff of just to workers. tonight it is called life-sty

tom brady's return to boston, second-most watched sunday night football game in history. after years of declining ratings, is football making a comeback? a quick question for next. ♪♪ ♪♪ stu: looks good, nice song, as well. 72 degrees, a nice kind of day. check the markets because we are still in the red across the board, we took a trip to the south, down 300 for the dow. seventy-seven for the nasdaq. trip to the south a moment ago. >> i thought you were talking about nashville, we could go there. [laughter] stu: high-tech growth stocks. >> look at the as well so i think it has to do with the ten year yield since we have a bit of relief from he got a little bit along with oil prices gas relief in commodities and relief on the ten year treasury yield that's why your see different signs and a rebound high-tech, high-growth. stu: amc. >> no rally for amc, close to three and a half% for mcdonald's more than this at the start of the session but amc do adam aaron site, he knows who his investors are his customers so he's playing to the crypto fraud accepting big.from ad

bill, what's it look like across the country, in particular, boston tonight? >> no problems at fenway. it's going to be a little cool, in the 60s. no excuses with the weather tonight for either of the teams. should be very entertaining and fun to say the least. we showed you the talladega rainout. it's pushed from alabama into georgia. this has caused some problems. we're watching heavy rain. there's even thunderstorms. there will be torrential rain as you go throughout the morning drive. we have a flash flood watch up all through alabama, north georgia, panama city, pensacola, tallahassee. over the next two days, the rainfall total is going to be hefty. the system is not going to move. 1 to 2 inches locally. we could see up to 4 inches of rain in alabama and especially georgia. we'll have to watch the mountains of north georgia including asheville. 60 degrees in boston. there could be early morning drizzle that will dry out during the day. same with new york city. middle of the country still unbelievably warm. 90 in san antonio. we'll have a couple of 90s all