elevates as russian invasion could be nearing. welcome everyone, this is your world. resident biden hooding call wit you crazy and president vladimi wilensky. what are we learning about that? and what did come from it? let's talk to mark meredith who is life in washington with the latest details from that call. >> once ago, ukraine president thought it tweeted out his thoughts on the call yesterday. the president saying he think the u.s. for its ongoing military assistance and that th two leaders also discussed the potential for more financial support. we are waiting for the official readout to come from the white house, but earlier today we heard from the russians who had said there is little ground for optimism despite all of the continued diplomatic efforts fo everyone involved. unless you hours it can seem a continued buildup of russian forces near ukraine that's afte u.s. officials send russia a formal response of rejecting it request to be an ukraine from joining nato. russian officials say they are still reviewing the full u.s. response. also today u.s. officials say they invasion into ukraine stil could come at any time. at least 8500 u.s. troops remai on alert to potentially deploy to eastern europe. it would be assisting nato nato. today jennifer griffin rest officials of weather the u.s. was waiting too long to provide much-needed support to ukraine. >> it seems like this is the 11th hour. what is taking so long? >> we have been providing comin in the last year alone we have provided many millions of dollars worth of capabilities t ukraine. 60 million just in the course o the spring and then in the summer, president biden at leas another to hundred million. >> in the meantime, german officials warning and could cos the country in russia a lot of money for today german foreign minister joined u.s. officials and suggesting an invasion coul have major applications for the pipeline. that pipeline will remain controversial it was made to curate gas from russia to the baltic sea to germany. officials suggest it is not said . >> mark meredith live in washington for his great let's get right to colonel danny davi on all of this very great to se you and great to have you here. >> thank you for having me. >> is this opening of the pipeline is this an effective strategy for us? >> you know, if you are to dete putin, it's not going to have any point at all. he has calculated that in and can handle that. but we have got to stop and jus kind of look at this from a little larger just to what is happening on the ground and we have got to say why is it in america's interest to potentially risk war with ukraine first or secondly it could potentially out with russia over just because we don't want to lead ukraine into nato which is we don't want to extend the nato membership. look, the nato charter says you have to have resolved all of your internal disputes from ethnic groups or religious groups and all border disputes, neither of which ukraine has done, so it would be not in our interest to bring ukraine in. that is the primary issue that is driving russia. so if we would just say hey, we're going to put a moratorium on that right now, that is the best way to deter putin from attacking ukraine and that woul be better for ukraine. if we stay on this path you're come out where becomes likely. >> are you suggesting that it's not in our interest to prevent putin from a takeover of ukraine ? >> no not at all, as a matter o fact, if we take this moratorium , putin will have no motivation to go into ukraine. the truth is right now if his forces were there, they can tak ukraine any time of their choosing and there's literally nothing we can do to stop it because they have all the force in place. we're not going to risk nuclear war with russia right away. but this could stop it. >> am curious to how this would happen because when i was listening to midpriced, i was keenly listening to any specifics that he would offer a to how we would stop the flow o gas through the pipeline and he didn't offer any specifics. he did say we would work with germany to make that happen. we know that germany has great interest in that energy to come to their country. they are highly dependent on russia. 50 percent of their gas comes from vladimir putin. are we certain that germany would join that fight? >> no, we are not sprayed as a matter of fact it's also important to understand, that pipeline is not yet opened its finished, but it's not yet open so gas is still coming there, but it's coming from elsewhere meaning this won't have any practical implications, but als that is what germany would be happening that putin wouldn't shut off the pipeline that are running from other places because it would be catastrophi not just for germany, but for all of western europe because russian gas goes all over the place. we have to be careful not just for ourselves, but for our nato allies because we could make a bad situation worse for them. right now this could go bad in so many different ways. >> colonel, we hear you. real quick. when you think something happen if vladimir putin decides to move in there? >> obviously no one can know fo sure, but i think within a few days from now, it may be a week or so some of these deployments that they have will be complete and then it could be at any moment. >> general keane last hour saying he thinks we should already have troops moved in there. should have done it a while ago he said. great to have you here. did you have a quick final on that? >> look, american forces should absolutely under no circumstances get involved in this war. they're is nothing that would b worth their blood that is going on in ukraine. we need to stop that right now and preserve our own security. >> the pentagon for confirming they have 8500 troops at the ready and they have maintained that for days now. colonel, great to see you, than you. >> thank you. >> president biden has made his first supreme court pick great appearing with justin by the president confirming he plans t nominate the first black female to the supreme court's. house majority whims names clyburn has an idea who thinks could get the gop support for i we will speak to him and just a moment to read first peter duce at the white house with more on the potential timeframe for tha nomination. we know a lot more now on that after the white house briefing. >> we learned a lot today including that the president ha apparently been studying by biography for potential nominee since last year and when this big announcement comes, at some point next month, the nominee may not be a judge at all. >> the president believes that as sitting judges can make excellent justices, but he does not believe that is a prerequisite. >> that's newcomb with the nominee remains nameless for now , but republican opposition is already taking shape because even though president biden is saying he plans to consult with republicans, members of the minority party say the biden pick could be someone who gets in there and tries to legislate from the bench. >> i am fearful that the president is going to nominate white right-wing idle log that believes it's the supreme court's role to write the laws not to interpret the laws. >> democrats are signaling this process will go bad they don't want to wait until closer to th midterms to try to excite their base. the plan is to try to confirm someone before briar stepped down in june. his remarks today were very brief, and they came with a parting gift. >> i don't know that you've eve been to the white house and the lincoln bedroom carried i invit you to both come and stay. >> we don't know if the briars took the president up on that, but the president has got a bus day. he went from that announcement back to the oval office where h is on a call with the ukrainian president right now. >> okay. we will see a conflict comes from that. thank you, peter. our next guest predicting the potential supreme court would secure some gop votes. house majority whip south carolina democratic congressman is floating that idea. tell us more about it, what are your wishes when it comes to th president filling the seat welcome? >> thank you very much for having me. as you may know, at this situation we are in today is about two years old. it was in february of 2020 that the president at the time candidate joe biden made the commitment that if given the opportunity, he would nominate the first african-american woma to serve on the supreme court's. i think one of the real blights and the history of this great country is the fact that over all these years, there has neve been a black woman even considered for the united state supreme court's. here we are, having had five women, to retired and one has passed away, when retired, and three sitting there now. but nobody has even ever talked about putting an african-american woman there. when i talk to that now president, then candidates, i asked him to take a look at that . and to pledge to do something about that. he took a look. a he pledge to do something. and he is now going to do it. he who is it specifically that you have in mind? i will read a quote from you verbatim. i want to make sure it is a black woman i want to make sure it is a woman that will get universal support. you said when i say universal i mean bipartisan support, who could garner that in your view? >> i suspect that i just know one who would. and that is michelle childs. when i first advanced her name, i saw the two republican senators from south carolina lindsay graham, and kent scott, and told them that i was going to advance her name, i asked them what they thought about her . both of them were very favorabl or. i think that that is a good signal. >> of course, she is the u.s. district judge, so you say that tim scott and lindsay graham would support her. i believe you described both as very high on my child child's. what is your vision to fill tha seat. there has been a lot of talk fo the president to give to the progressive crowd to felt that seat, someone to take a more centrist route. so describe child's and why she would be the best pick in your view. >> welcome it to be clear, i said they are favorably dispose toward her, they are high on her , i have no idea how they will vote if she were the nominee. i do know this, before she was at district federal district judge, she was as south carolin circuit judge. before that, a workmen's comp. charge. she was the director of a state agency. and, she has incredible credentials. as a federal district judge commission sheet is president o the federal justice association. when she was a circuit judge, the state chief justice of the supreme court went to her to si with a special judge and on the supreme court's. so she has had tremendous leadership wherever she has been . she has gone up there in detroit , her father died when she was 13 euros old. her mother move them to columbia , south carolina. she graduated from columbia hig school with the valedictorian o her class, president of the student body, got a scholarship the university of south florida. in honors college, and that is good credentials it seems to me. she has two master's degree a doctorate. >> great to get you on on that. i am looking to the statement that nancy pelosi issued a few moments ago and i think it notable that and i'm reading through this very quickly, that nowhere in there did i see her back the call for president biden, which he has said many times in his wishes that this b a black female that fills the vacant seat by briar. i thought that notable, just give me a quick final thought there. >> i have no idea whether nancy pelosi even knows any of these candidates. i know several of them, and i know judge child's very well. i don't think she's opposed to anybody, maybe she is just expressing her knowledge of them . >> i am sure we will find out a lot more soon. a lot of the justices now i believe have just put out their statements upon his announcemen of the retirement. fleet really appreciate you joining us. jason rivera lives inside. one of the two officers killed in an ambush shooting by a clea career criminal. mourners will be able to pay their respects at st. patrick's cathedral until 8:00 p.m. tonight. it's open to the general public. a procession of nypd vehicles lead the way for his casket to arrive here at the cathedral from the bronx earlier this morning. he was well greeted by bagpipes and honored by 200 nypd officer who saluted him as his casket was brought into the cathedral, flag draped with the nypd logo. rivera and his 27 -year-old partner were ambushed, shot and killed responded to a domestic dispute. since 1:00 p.m., hundreds of fellow officers and new yorkers have been lined up. reportedly up to 1800 mourners per hour were led inside the cathedral to pay their respects to the 20 two-year-old officer and his family. new york city mayor eric adams of former nypd captain himself arrived this afternoon just after 3:00 p.m. and delivered this message before he arrived at the cathedral. listen. as our city mourns the loss of two officers two days week one and the funeral tomorrow of bot of these officers, we sit under the tree of public safety because they watered that tree with their blood. we should never forget that. officer rivera was the first an his dominican american immigran family to wear that uniform. the rookie had just joined the nypd in 2020. he said he wanted to join to rebuild the relationship betwee the police and the community. rivera had just married his wif in october. their life together was just getting started. he is being remembered as someone who like to take care o everyone per team's remembered for his spirit and his mild. last night distraught fellow officers remembered rivera and his partner. going to be another rollcall that and and you're not making joke and smiling or laughing ou loud. your smile lit up a room. >> sandra, as that vigil was happening last night the 32nd precinct the nypd says the tire were slashed on six nypd vehicles just right nearby whic just goes to show you how much work there continues to be needed to amend that relationship between the community and the police. today it's all about rememberin rivera as his funeral is tomorrow. >> this is a city that is mourning the loss of those two hero police officers. thank you very much for that. exclusive video now bringing th biden administration secret nighttime migrant flights into the light as an ice official tells fox it only scratches the surface of what is really going on. we will have brand-new reaction from former acting homeland security secretary chad wolf next. feel stuck with credit card debt? move to sofi and feel what it's like to get your money right. ♪ move your high-interest debt to a sofi personal loan. you could save with low rates and no fees. earn $10 just for viewing your rate and get your money right. 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[a vulture squawks.] oh boy. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty♪ >> you know i? >> that new video exposing the biden administration secret nighttime flights carrying migrants from the southern border across the country. all this as fox captures video of migrants continuing to be released and hear from an ice agent fed up with it. hi, bill. >> that new body cam video doesn't paint the federal government in the best light when it comes to transparency and how they've been moving migrants around the country. we will get right to have video right now. this was back in august in westchester county, new york. what you are looking at is a local police officer showing up to the airport there and seeing a private government chartered plate landing and illegal immigrants streaming off the. that police officer was responsible for security there. he starts asking the government contractors what's going on. the contractor say good luck figuring that out. they save listen to this exchange. >> trying to figure out what this is. retrained to keep it in the dow low as much is possible. >> i get it. like i said. because what we don't want to d is like we don't even know wher we're going. >> and then take a look at this video that's our cruise shot earlier today in san antonio. this at the san antonio airport where we witnessed another ice bus doing a large mass release of single adult male migrants, dozens of them right there bright as you can see there are no families, there are no young children there. it is yet another release of basically all adult men getting led into the airport by an ngo and they are free to travel around the country where ever they would like to go. take a look at this video from brownsville we shot yesterday. again, we witness more ice releases of more single adult men. you can see them walking across to the street there. many of them have ankle monitor on, some of them wanted to show their faces from our cameras by holding their folders up as you will see, and a source within ice says these mass releases have discreetly been happening since last year, for months now and he said some of the migrant they release have criminal records with misdemeanors crime like assault, dui, back out her life i reached out to ice this morning to ask them about that. have they been releasing migrants with misdemeanor records, they didn't deny me, all they said was when they release somebody they do it on case-by-case basis. we will send it back to you. >> we appreciate your continued reporting on all of that per joining us is thank you for joining us. to the situation in suburban ne york, it is unbelievable to see these planes landing. the westchester airport government contractors escortin these migrants off the planes, only to have police wearing bod cams capturing this, talking to those contractors, who are saying the government is betraying the american people, landing most of the time past midnight, past curfew, unlawful in that area in the police know nothing about it. what is going on? >> look, what the biden administration is trying to do in transporting a lot of these migrants from the border to places like new york and elsewhere it shouldn't be occurring great if it does occur , they obviously need to coordinate with local law enforcement which they're not doing. they are compounding bad decision upon bad decision. this is what it looks like when you have an open border policy, when you don't enforce the law, and you have record number of illegal apprehensions every single month. they have nowhere else to put these individuals. they have broken the system and this is what it looks like. they have chosen to do this, this is an intentional strategy. >> i didn't hear jeff at s in the briefing room, we didn't have anybody in their, to space out the chairs and there's less reporters in the room, but this is the only that footage was only obtained because of a freedom of information act. the lack of transparency being provided by the administration is something. >> it's not only a lack of transparency, a lack of leadership. wins last time you heard the white house from the president to the vice president or even the press secretary talk about what's going on, the crisis on the border today. they don't talk about it, they don't visited, they want it to go away. they don't want to axley what they are doing because most reasonable americans would say this is crazy. how could you not enforce the law? the biden administration would lead you to believe this is the only reasonable explanation, there are other ways to secure the border. we showed the ways that you can do it under the trump administration. they are choosing not to do that . they are choosing to embark on this strategy for a very specific reasons. >> all of this, chad, as we are getting audio from a very tent meeting that was initially reported, but now we have it between border patrol and dhs secretary where one agent turne his back reportedly on the secretary. take a listen here. >> it may appear that everythin is hunky-dory, but we know better, i know matter. let me just say you can turn your back on me, but i will never turn my back on you. >> that's a very powerful moment , and an intense exchange. >> it is remarkable. i can't tell you, having been i that position, to have dhs law enforcement to turn your back o the secretary, just tells you they have a complete lack of leadership, there is a competence issue going on there. in the secretary could no longe lead the men and women of dhs a least the border patrol in that capacity because they know they have been in this crisis now fo almost 12 months in there is no end in sight and no policy changes being made. dhs leadership can go down to the border and talk to them, bu border patrol officers and law enforcement want action. they don't like words, they wil listen to the words, but they want action and this administration is not deliverin any actionable policies to secure the border and border patrol knows that and i think they are tired of empty promises . >> by the way, we did call the secretary to join us, and he is welcome anytime. an ice spokesperson confirming that oscar was alice, the man accused of killing the houston deputy this week has illegally entered the u.s. will this bring intention to th importance of securing our borders? >> absolutely. again, what occurs on the borders whether it's the illega narcotics are the illegal individuals coming across goes to any community across the country. it doesn't stay there. local officials are having to deal with that and local communities are having to deal with that. when you talk about border security it's not just for the communities along the borders, it's for all americans and we know the cartels are using the crisis we see today to smuggle more and more individuals, someone very criminal records that individuals, national security threats and others across the border. when we talk about operational control of the border which is dhs is bailar required to do, but yet you see 170,000 illegal apprehensions in one month alone , it's anything but that. the department, because of political leadership and decisions being made are not enforcing the law, not adhering to the responsibility that congress has gave them. it is affecting every community in the country. >> the stats that the governmen about the event know that are receiving. that was a very powerful moment. final thoughts on that, the recruitment and the tik tok mentioning that they are using social media venues like tik to to recruit. what can be done to shut that down? >> i think first and foremost a you've got to get control of th border. why do i say that? each of these individuals, over 170,000 illegal apprehensions i the last month alone, they are playing cartel members to come across that border they are making millions of dollars a da in millions of dollars a month that they put back into the criminal enterprise that allows them to smuggle these illegal narcotics in amounts that we ar really only getting the tip of the iceberg. you have to shut that down and then you shut off the money supply and their source of revenue you will see results, but as long as the border is wide open, we will seek narcotics continued to stream into the united states. >> in that continues to kill a lot of americans. chad wealth, thank you for bein here. >> thank you. >> we'll get the texas republicans reaction to all of this next. >> vo: my car is my after-work decompression zone. ♪ music ♪ >> vo: so when my windshield broke... i found the experts at safelite autoglass. they have exclusive technology and service i can trust. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ ♪ ♪ at lowe's, you never have to be finished with your finishing touches. with aisles of ways to refresh and restyle. for whatever style you're feeling. at prices you're really feelin. shop the lowe's bath style & save event now in-store and online. some of my best memories growing up, were cooking with mom. she always said, “food is love.” so when she moved in with us, a new kitchen became part of our financial plan. ♪ i want to make the most of every meal we have together. ♪ at northwestern mutual, our version of financial planning helps you live your dreams today. find a northwestern mutual advisor at nm.com >> apple earnings just outcome up beating expectations on both earnings and revenue for the quarter, the stock is up 3 percent in after-hours trading . we will be right back >> red or blue, it is still all about your dream. a new gallup poll saying they are feeling the pinch from inflation, as separate paul fro politico and harvard chose a growing amount of americans think president biden's big spending plans will only make inflation worse. our next guest isn't surprised about any of that, texas republican congressman congressman, great to have you with us. we are expecting tomorrow a key inflation report to show the biggest in you'll increase sinc 1983. at a time when most people you talk to you are feeling the pinch of those high prices. it seems to get worse will more spending make matters worse? to get their short answer is ye it will, and especially with th policies that president biden i pushing that really discourage up to 2 million americans from reentering the workforce. so you have got a recipe i thin for more inflation, including build back better which is stil out there somewhere in the senate has over $1 trillion of taxes on businesses that create disincentives for investing in new plants, new equipment, new technology that could help us work through this very the othe thing the report say that confirm all of this to be fair, the president finally met one o his quarterly economic projections was the first since he took over the white house an the numbers have been dumbed down to the minimum so that is some improvement, but there are red flags in this report today reading inflation and massive drop in disposable income for families, that is another red flag great and then of course you've got really just build up of inventories in this report that you take it out, those are temporary and volatile. take that out, the economy grew by less than 2 percent, there i a lot more work that needs to b done to get this economy moving. >> you could dig into any history book and see that any inflationary times that we have seen in modern hysteria history if you add spending to equation it only drives prices higher pe eight east that's is also not politically popular, and we are seeing the president continue t drop to new poll close in the polls. >> i am stunned, and i think th american public's as well. they made a number of mistakes to make the economy worse, especially in inflation. i think driving trillions of ne government spending as we were already coming out of the worst part of the pandemic economically at least. policies that instead of people stay home, i think was a major problem. i think everything he did to yo ignite inflation was there and to continue to try to put more money into the economy, which h is continuing to do in this build back better, all of it drives inflation and a big way. what i worry about is between president biden and the fed acting to slowly into weekly, i really worry that at some point this year, you and i will be talking about a wage price spiral that is going to be very very hard to end and that is where i don't think anyone in the country wants to go. >> that would be very harmful t business and at the same time they are dealing with spiking energy prices. congressman, before you go, i wanted to ask you about the you state's governor, he very pointedly blamed the biden administration for what is goin on at the southern border. as we get more video showing th mass release of migrants. he was fired up and he was listening to ag's of states who are dealing with this crisis. why is more not being done to tackle it? >> you know, it is just politic and that's what's sad. states like ours are paying a huge price for this, trafficking , drug trafficking, crime, and all the other elements. watching the video of the borde as you turn it back on the secretary, i am surprised more don't because when i am down there visiting with them, these border agents don't just work there to protect our border, many of them grew up there. these are their communities in their neighborhoods, and they are watching this crisis go and the president who won't do a thing about it, not acknowledge it, will jump on his plane to fly 3,000 miles to conference changed, but won't turn that plane south to come to the border to see the real crisis that is happening it is so frustrating in the border agent will tell you there is no end i sight. i am with the governor on this and a whole lot of other texans who are just fed up with this denial of a real crisis. >> they have got a lot of challenges in front of them. we appreciate you joining us, thank you very much. >> we are getting brand-new statements the current supreme court justices on their retirin colleague stephen breyer. of them we have the chief justice robert saying that breyer is an energetic jurist, he has rendered nearly half a century of distinguished public service to our country includin 40 to years as a federal judge, 27 is a member of this court. his pragmatism, and. government extremes have enriched the during oral argument has befuddled counsel and colleagues alike. that does go on, but went to ge a couple more in here. for more than 40 years, justice breyer serve the judiciary with integrity and grace, and deep knowledge of our laws, history in our government is profound prior to his good humor is legendary i will very much miss his wisdom and his weight at ou conference table. he and joanna have been fast friends and we hope to see them often as friends for many years to come. we wish them and their wonderfu family every happiness. they're are other statements as well, and they justices weigh i on his retirement that was just today made official with his speaking at the white house wit the president. the white house today saying being a judge is not a prerequisite for the president' supreme court pick, so how will that affect things the assistan u.s. attorney anna mccarthy joins is now. and become a great ses. you joined as yesterday, so how does that affect things? >> i think he is going to obviously pick a judge, i think it is clear that what the president wants to get done her is a confirmation before the midterms, i believe it will be confirmation of somebody who ha already been confirmed because that makes it a stronger case, so a judge he was already been confirmed to the court of appeals in recent times for example would help to get this done. it is correct that you don't have to be a judge, you don't even have to be a lawyer, but i think it helps. >> it is remarkable that by the way, childs was the prediction and seem to be the wish of dave's fiber and when he joined us at the top of the hour. it appears there are some front runners, but it appears there are some that are wishing that the person to fill the seat of breyer, we'll be a gout garner more by the partisan support have you given that thought, andy? >> i really think, i hear all kinds of stuff all the time. every time we get an opening, people talk about there is precedent that there is involve in their rules that are involve and we need to get a moderate, they need to get to 51, that's what they need i think whoever gets picked is going to be pretty much a replica of justic breyer. i don't think in 20 however man years it was that he was on the bench, i don't think he surprised us many if any times with how he voted. the progressive judges because they have a different philosoph of what the point of the court's , and that is to advance progressive pieties, they are pretty predictable in how they're going to vote great as long as they are reasonably satisfied that when they put on the bench will vote that way, than i think what they are goin to go for it is youth and credentials. >> i spoke with our republican senator tom cotton earlier toda and here is what he had to say about the timing of the announcement. >> they have a lot of political crises and i imagine it might b in the back of his mind that if he made it much longer there would be a republican majority in the senate after this november because of rising inflation and rising crime and weakness are broad and general dissatisfaction with the joe biden presidency. >> okay, what about that, andy? >> i think the timing of this i pretty obvious. time sure that justice breyer was influenced by the precedent of his prison friend, justice kennedy who left at around the same age that breyer is, i thin kennedy was 80 to and breyer is 83. he had president of his party and the white house, the senate was in control of the party and they had a window of opportunit to get somebody he could look a as somebody who would continue his legacy on the court. i think that is the main thing. how it got leaked, the timing o the leak, it seems to me that the white house has eminent reason that they would want to put this out there so they coul turn the page from some of the other things going on in the country. i just hope that justice breyer was on board with that, i'd hat the idea that all these years o service on the court, that he didn't get to choreograph his exit the way he wanted to. >> those who know him have waited pretty heavily on that i think he would only make this decision if indeed it was his own and not anyone else's. andy, great to have you very thank you. >> thank you, sandra. the ukraine standout with russi has he give dusting off bomb shelters. we will take you inside one of them next. >> back to ukraine now where th city of key has is preparing fo what could be a full invasion for russia getting cold war era bomb shoulders ready in the event of airstrikes. we are live in keio with more o that. what we know about that? >> with yashin russian troops building up and diplomacy going nowhere, folks here are speakin about the worst and may be even preparing for it at particular concern, russian jet fighters. about 60 miles from where we ar right now. experts here told us one possible strategy of russia could be airstrikes on key infrastructure targets in and around this city of kyive some of them are just dusted off, cold war relics. take a look. >> just one of several bomb shelters in this apartment complex in northern kyiv. an event of an invasion, this is homecare to get the bomb shelte we tracked out could hold about 60 people the sirens will warn building residents to go down there and stay for the duration. it does have electricity, but not much more than that. we're told the police will soon be stocked up with food, water, medical supplies and could be key to the local survival. take a listen. >> the most important thing in their lives, it's important to save lives. we will do the best we can. >> sandra, as we were leaving, one classic senior ukrainian lady building resident checked out the place and said in a voice that everybody could hear she thought the place was not that great, but sadly, this could be the only choice for a lot of people here. >> thank you. back to new york city as fallen officer jason is being laid to rest today. what one top cop is urging people to do december the message across the nation today. ♪ ♪ a new kitchen became part of our financial plan. ♪ ♪ find a northwestern mutual advisor at nm.com mission control, we are go for launch. um, she's eating the rocket. ♪♪ lunchables! built to be eaten. looking to get back in your type 2 diabetes zone? 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