welcome back to our special programme on that scottish leaders debate. that has lasted an hour and covered a lot of the issues that we thought would dominate the debate. the first was how scotland and best recover from the pandemic. the first was how scotland and best recoverfrom the pandemic. what the first was how scotland and best recover from the pandemic. what an independence referendum distract and hinder efforts to rebuild the nation part of the economy, and how will the nhs clear its waiting list and treat serious diseases like cancer? douglas ross of the scottish conservatives that are his party priorities with jobs and economic recovery. he pledged investment in a projector and promised funding for full fibre broadband. the s&p s nicola sturgeon outlined her plan to continue to suppress covid and support businesses in their recovery from the pandemic. when the commitment to build 100,000 affordable homes. she defended her support for a second referendum and a desire
on the beach had accord with lots of fans. changes and attitude nothing is quite the same if we couldn t laugh we were all go insane jimmy buffett died at the age of 76. his family announced his death on his webpage saying, jimmy passed away peacefully on the night of september 1st by family, friends, music and dogs. he was hospitalized in may and forced to postpone part of his two or no reason was given at the time. they did mention his cause of death. they look back at his successful career both as a performer and as a businessman. wasting away again in margaritaville reporter: his laid-back songs captured the feel of lazy days in paradise. reporter: some called his signature sound gulf and western, a mix of country and caribbean music. it is sort of a strange way. he saying calypso songs. material came in and came back out. i learned to be a performer. reporter: buffett was born christmas day, 1946, on the gulf coast in southern mississippi
bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i m mike emanuel in for bret baier. new evidence that iran is helping houthi militants disrupt traffic on the red sea. taxpayers spent money on migrant housing. why is some of it not being used? we check in with weather and traffic on one of the busiest holiday travel days of the year. mike: but, first, breaking tonight, a major decision from the u.s. supreme court as justices refuse to consider former president trump s request for immunity from prosecution. the case will instead go to an appeals court early next month. this is considered a victory for the former president and setback for special counsel jack smith it. could have huge ramifications is the coming election year. senior national correspondent rich edson at the white house tonight has details. good evening, rich. good evening, mike. an election already with significant uncertainty just had more injected into it this afternoon. the supreme court s refusal to soon
and that the russian pilots were just provocative and incompetent amateurs. make no mistake. this was no accident. i can guarantee you that vladamir putin personally signed off on this military aggression. here s our very own gennifer griffin. i d just like to get your reaction to what happened today in the black sea. pissed off. i mean, just be honest about this for a second. the report coming out of our government is that this was an unprofessional act and environmentally unsound. i m sorry, folks. they shot down a united states warplane. they took it out of action. that s the response we get back? not very happy about it. bottom line is we cannot allow that to happen. hannity: that s right. we can t allow this to happen. russia and putin s hostility and aggression against our country, the united states, has now reached a dangerous new height. now tonight the question is this. what will your president, joe biden, do? is he going to offer maybe another waiver for the n