They stand up. Federal guidance on reopening schools on a group wants to send teachers to antiracist therapy. The biden administration now back pedaling saying it was an error. People standing in solidarity with the people in cuba which has been ignored by the president. Leaving these folks out to dry. The cuban people they are hostages. They are saying we want freedom. Steve miami, this is your 6 01 Wakeup Call as we look down south in miami. Going for a Daytime High of 90. Welcome to Studio F as the picture digitizes this is thursday july. Ainsley sean was here Last Night if you were like us probably asleep during that show you stayed up for Prime Time at 7 00. Playing what some of the demonstrators. Some covered in fake blood. This represents what our people in cuba are going through. We will talk to. So lawmakers down there. Brian two things. One said Daytime High of. Steve 90. Brian but we dont recommend you get high during daytime. Ainsley different type of high. Brian i had an o
This year marking the 200th anniversary of the opening of the trail, we figured it was a perfect time to invite joy back to tell us the stories of these women. Poole currently serves as Deputy Librarian with the New Mexico state library. Previously she was director of the el can me know rial international Heritage Center in university of New Mexico. Poole devoted much of her career to studying santa fe trail history. She helped organize the first symposium in trinidad, colorado. At that conference, she was named the first Vice President of the santa fe Trail Association. She also served for ten years on the santa fe national historic advisory council for the national park service. Simply put, she is an authority on trails history, which is part of Kansas Citys early history as a frontier town. Thank you for being here, joy ill turn it over to you. Thank you. Welcome everyone. I almost feel given the topic and the fact we have descend end was of the brides in our Viewing Audience that m
no. we need more than an uou. again end zone andked off. intercepted by douglas and the packers are going to win it. this is my town. ainsley: that s a park of park in atlanta, georgia for game three for tonight s world series game. it s funny, no one in the stand. dark out there. no one on the field. it s going to be a different story tonight. steve: we will have carley, carley shimkus is down there. yesterday she got there in time to actually talk to some of the small businesses that were impacted by the fact that major league baseball said voting rights bill we re going to take the game out and put it in denver. she has been talking to some of the people devastatingly impacted you will hear from them as the big game returns to atlanta. lawrence: as you guys know they got four pinocchios from the washington post. a lot of those businesses that were impacted. ainsley: some said they lost hundreds of thousands of dollars. steve: if you were watching the conclusion of
conservative, the worse it got for me back stage. the republican glenn youngkin within punching difference. parents big reason why. i am calling for immediate investigation for the loudoun county school board for their gross negligence. [cheers and applause] that s a line drive in the right center field it s going to go down and go to the wall and clear the bases. going to score for the astros. steve: since we started with video of astros at the end of that little soundbite montage, let s start down in austin, texas, right now 66 degrees. it s 5:01 in your time zone. they are going for a high of 84. you know, austin was actually the second name of that city. carley: what was first? steve: waterloo. they named it waterloo first. owe ahmadinejad to him referred to as essentially the father of texas. the secretary of state for texas they said, you know what? enough with waterloo. let s call it austin. steven austin thought a great idea. ainsley: lot of people moving do
dana: this has been going on for months most arriving during the night. the administration insists it s all above board. why is the administration flying people in the middle of the night? i don t know if it s in the middle of the night. very early in the morning. earlier than you might like to take a flight. it is our legal responsibility to safely care for unaccompanied children until they swiftly can be unified with a parent or vetted sponsor. something we take seriously. bill: we go to team fox coverage. mike tobin at the border live today. griff jenkins with the news from washington we begin there. good morning. let me address those numbers you gave. they are shocking and your math is correct. 35-year high. more importantly, they are confirming that the president s crisis at the border is showing no signs of slowing down. now, the washington post report suggests they have seen these final september numbers yet to be publicly released. we should already ha