news by as much as a fifth without telling them and also wrist a bunch of other conservatives britt alex marlow runs breitbart and joins us tonight to respond. thank you so much for coming on. so were you surprised? i was a little shocked by how open they were, were you surprised? >> i was shocked only by the framing of it for "the wall street journal" but out the story has if it would be some sort of hit piece and it contained a smoking gun in it which is that these wokeness jw's had pressured senior management to just diminish not just breitbart, but fox and conservative media and cutting down their most engaged users to favorite corporate billionaire backed multinational conglomerates to promote their news over breitbart which is accurate and incredibly popular and was thriving while w dominating on the platform. >> tucker: it is so interesting, they have all thesc different left-wing news outlets and they were completely fixated on the idea that breitbart might have a story on facebook, they couldn't get overhe it, no diversity of opinion, did you note this? >> absolutely. there's li

alex, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, andrew. with the fda authorizations, the cdc still needs to sign off. but health experts are saying that this is a major development in the fight against covid. this morning, major green lights, the fda officially authorizing covid boosters for moderna and johnson & johnson. the moderna booster for the same population as pfizer after six months for people 65 and older and those at high risk due to health or where they work. j&j boosters after two months for anyone over 18. the other news, the fda allowing americans to mix and match any of the three vaccines as a booster. >> and this is important because it's going to provide additional protection to a large portion of this population and also provides really some flexibility to people. >> reporter: the cdc advisory panel now meets today. they typically sign off rather quickly. still, the news is reassuring for 57-year-old rose tamborino, concerned about the durability of her j&j shot, she went out and got a pfizer dose. >> i felt better doing

>> what was your relationship with alex jones? >> alex jones where he was completely unknown broadcasting out of a child's bedroom in his house. >> no longer is the new world order some foggy apparition over the next hill, it talk of extremists. >> but raunsen discovered he and jones shared a common fascination. there actually were powerful groups meeting in secret, vips who gathered on weekend outings in remote locations. >> this weird campsite in california where people are rumored to attend a ritual that ends in a human effigy being burned in front of a giant stone owl. >> the bohemian club was exactly what john was looking for, a secretive mens retreat whose attendees have included power brokers, celebrities and even former presidents. for 150 years the gatherings had been a lightening rod for conspiracy theorists alleging this was where plots were hatched to build a new world order. >> when i heard that i thought i must try and sneak in and find out if it's true. >> we're going to blow the party and get the information out to

>> all right, alex, thank you. michael? >>> we go to the world series and the braves starting things off with a bang and never looking back. t.j. holmes is here to break down the big game for us this morning. good morning, t.j. >> we talked about yesterday, story lines at the world series. well, history was made with the first swing of the bat at the world series last night. check it out. jorge soler. first time the bat is swung in this world series. the braves score in the first three innings. in the first three innings of a world series. wasn't all good. charlie morton their ace, their pitcher, watch what happens to him. he takes this liner off his leg. they say this sucker was moving at 102 miles an hour when it hit him. he stays in the game. he winces a little bit. he's in some pain. retires three more batters. this is his last pitch here. he strikes out altuve. couldn't take it anymore. he has a fractured fibula. >> ooh. >> he is out for the series. >> he was still pitching. >> they say it didn't show up in the x-ray f

but star player alex morgan says she reported riley's behavior back in 2015. in a statement she said, "the league was informed of these allegations multiple times and refused multiple times to investigate the allegations." riley has denied the allegations. >> he has a huge role in the professional league, but he also has influence across the entire sport. so there was always a level of concern that something still might happen to them. >> reporter: dana jacobson, cbs news, new york. >> o'donnell: all right, tonight, investigators are looking into what caused a deadly midair collision in chandler, arizona. a single-engine plane and a helicopter collided not far from an airport. the chopper crashed in a field, and two people inside were killed. the plane landed safely. a flight instructor and student who were on board were not hurt. the u.s. postal service is hitting americans with a one-two punch. today, first class mail delivery times were slowed down. sunday the price of sending a package goes up. cbs' kris van cleave on how this will impact customers. >> rep

killing of a cinematographer on a film set in new mexico say they believe the weapon used by the actor alex baldwin contained a live round. reports have now emerged about safety concerns on set in the days before halyna hutchins was killed. our us correspondent sophie long reports. it is now nearly a week since 42—year—old halyna hutchins was shot dead while she was doing herjob. these are the last pictures of the cinematographer alive on the set of rust. she's in the blue coat and headphones. you can see alec baldwin beyond the camera. he was holding the gun that fired the shot that killed halyna and severely injured directorjoel souza. we believe that we have in our possession the firearm that was fired by mr baldwin. the actual lead projectile that was fired has been recovered from the shoulder of mr souza. we regard this specific spent casing and recovered projectile to be the live round that was fired from the revolver by mr baldwin. when alec baldwin was handed the weapon by assistant director dave halls, he was told it was safe — what's called a cold gun. the person responsible

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our other top story as we enter the final leg of the virginia governor's race we have team coverage, alex hoff and mark meredith is in newport news, virginia where republican glen youngkin is holding one of several events today. mark, let's start things off with you, good afternoon. mark: mike, good afternoon, to you. this was not supposed to be a close race given republicans recent track record in the state of virginia but this race is now neck and neck and republicans tell us they fell energized and believe glen youngkin's decision to campaign heavily on education issues is what's going the pay off at the polls. he's going to be campaigning where we are here in new port news a few hours from now and youngkin a political new comer says if elected he will do a lot to reshape the classrooms in the common wealth. >> friends on day one we are going to launch the most aggressive charter school program in the history of virginia. [cheers and applause] >> choice within our public system where a child zip code won't determine his or her destiny. mark: youngkin has continued to campaign on raisin

welcome to "alex witt reports." we begin in rome where in just a couple of minutes, president biden will be leading an event focused on the supply chain crisis in just one of the several critical meetings the president is holding with world leaders today. this morning, secretary of state antony blinken touting the administration's progress. >> what i'm seeing here in rome is a deep appreciation for american reengagement, american leadership, and it's making a huge difference on issues that are actually going to have an impact on the lives of americans. we're on the same page with our closest allies and partners. >> meantime, back in washington, a vote on both the bipartisan infrastructure bill, and the

. >> correction to you sort of, the online version is different, celebrating alex caress. gets you guys a little bit closer to the playoffs for the red sox. and then continues on. but i hear you on the excitement that is. there >> yes, and we know every player and coach goes into game wanting to win a, but you can't deny there some eagle involved here. they have scores two settles. let's talk about belichick. because he's not necessarily a guy who wears his emotions on his sleeve. do you have any idea how he's feeling leading up to this matchup? >> i think bill belichick definitely wants to win tonight. it's been a tough several months for him. ever since tom brady and the bucs went on that great playoff run last january, february, belichick has taken a little bit of a beaten with his ego and his reputation. a lot of people see, maybe it really was all tom brady who won all those championships in new england. and a lot of people, like myself, are seeing, why couldn't you figure this out? why is tom brady doing this in tampa and not a new england? why couldn't you find a wa

. >> hi, this is alex with the news and guide. can you hear me? >> yes. >> i'm curious whether you're able to pinpoint a date of death and when -- and if you know whether or when gabby's remains will be returned to her family. >> the remains have been returned to the mortuary here, and the mortuary is dealing with the family at this time as far as disposition of the remains. as far as the time of death, we are estimating three to four weeks from the time that the body was found. that is actually -- law enforcement -- than the -- than our office. >> vivian, you are able to ask your question. >> what's the question? i didn't hear a question. >> kris, i believe that you are muted. if you can unmute yourself. >> yeah. okay. it's john walsh from "in pursuit with john walsh" on discovery i.d. dr. blue, thank you for your time. i think everybody in the world believes that brian laundrie killed gabby. with your extensive work on the body, are you sure that it's brian laundrie? and will the fbi issue a nationwide homicide warrant now that they know the cau

huge shoutout to alex, i went all in on fdx at 226 what price -- >> okay, don't care where it came from, care where it's going to here's the deal, i actually for the travel trust sold a little u.p.s. today because the stock is up in a straight line, so does fedex i think you got to trim a little i don't think it's going to stop disapp disappoint ing let's go to andrew in new york. >> caller: take on a company doing big things, casabo life sciences, they have done nothing but ask more fda approval. they are now in phase three of trials for -- >> remember, this is incredibly speculative situation. here's the way i handle this okay, only a speculative -- only with money you can lose because what you need is a takeout, and we don't know whether they're going to get a takeout but that's what propels these stocks big cap pharma that doesn't have a pipeline let's go to jack in ohio. >> caller: thanks for taking my call it's one of my bigger dividend holds, the next dividend is coming up late next month. is it okay to add more dow? >> the market seems to think that some of these chemical prices

the money, $4.3 million worth was supposed to come from alex from alex murdaugh's insurance company, instead new new court papers are alleging he diverted that money to himself. this morning, another twist in that south carolina unsolved double murder mystery. whose wife maggie and son paul were murdered in june now accused of scheme of funneling millions that were supposed to be paid to the sons of his former housekeeper in a wrongful death lawsuit after she reportedly tripped over his dogs, hit her head and passed away. >> they were never told of the settlements. they were never told of the court hearings. they were never told of the disbursements. >> reporter: according to court documents murdaugh allegedly worked with two friends, an attorney and banker to pocket money from the $4.3 million settlement which should have gone to the family of his former housekeeper. the attorney for the housekeeper's family said they've seen a fraction of what they're owed. >> they want to know what happened to the money. they have to answer for what they did. it is a tremendous stain on the justic

alex neva made the statement in a facebook live event thursday. the county ordered all employees to be fully vaccinated by october 1st. the attorney for the family of gabby petino says its priority is bringing the woman's body back to the state of new york. petino's body is still in wyoming where it was discovered last month. the manhunt continues for her former boyfriend brian laundrie. the attorney for his family said today there were no further plans for his father and mother to join law enforcement in searching nearby florida parks. north port police say reports of a recent camp site found in the he reserve were not true. they add they found no phones in gabby petino's van which laundrie drove to florida without her. federal prosecutors will not file charges against a white police officer who shot a black man in wisconsin last year. officer rusten shot james blake during a domestic disturbance in kenosha in august of 2020. the shooting left blake paralyzed waist down it sparked several nights of protests. the justice department says there is n

crew of "rust" preparing for an old west shoot-out in this church when, according to a search warrant, alex baldwin was given a prop gun declared safe for use. sitting on a wooden pew, baldwin was drawing his weapon and pointing the revolver toward the camera lens the director joel souza who was wounded says he was looking over the shoulder of cinematographer halyna hutchins when he heard what sounded like a whip and then a loud pop. >> reporter: hutchins was shot in the chest and began to stumble backwards. another witness telling investigators she wouldn't feel her legs court documents allege assistant director dave halls is the man who yelled "cold gun", deeming it safe. later telling investigators he didn't know live rounds were in the weapon the 911 caller reporting the incident. >> he's supposed to check the gun. he's responsible >> reporter: in 2019, halls was fired from a previous production when a crew member was injured in an accidental discharge prop maker maggie goll says halls failed to maintain a safe work environment on their previous project. >> sort of dangerous work standa

grabbed the gun and handed it to alex baldwin when said he checked it. judge jeanine: the armorer is the daughter of a very famous armorer. she is only 24 years old. there are several mishappens on this set. are you familiar with the mishaps? >> i think there were negligent discharged of the gun. it went off when it wasn't supposed to. judge jeanine: the fact that there is a live round in this gun that's a real gun. why is it even pointed at an individual when i think the rules are you should be 20 feet away and never point at an individual. >> you are correct, judge. i believe this was rehearsal and i think they were lining up a shot and in the shot mr. baldwin was supposed to be pointing the gun wright off of camera. judge jeanine: the camera is the camera is held by a human being. this isn't a remotely controlled camera. we have got him within 20 feet, a real gun with live ammunition and we have got him with this drawback. he's got to pull the hammer and pull the trigger in order for that gun to shoot. am i correct? >> you are correct. >> judge jeanin

welcome to "alex witt reports." we are bringing you a live look at the capitol building where any minute now president biden will speak at a memorial service honoring fallen police officers who have died in the line of duty. we're certainly monitoring for you. >>> a new development in president biden's multitrillion dollars spending package that could make or break this bill. the white house is likely to drop a clean electricity program, the most powerful component of biden's plan to battle climate change after facing opposition from that man right there, senator joe manchin. congresswoman prison

i'm heather holmes and i'm alex savage. president biden today announcing a deal with two southern california ports to try to ease the bottlenecks of goods into the u. s now the ports of los angeles and long beach will now operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week. fox's madeline rivera tells us stores and shippers have their eyes on the holiday shopping season. empty shelves in some stores nationwide, unable to stock up on items like toys, electronics and furniture. part of the problem is this backlog of cargo ships off the coast of los angeles. some of them waiting for days before they can dock and unload their cargo to alleviate the bottlenecks. the biden ministrations has brokered a deal with the ports of los angeles and long beach, both now working around the clock to get containers moving more quickly by increasing the number of late night hours of operation and opening up for less crowded hours when the goods can move faster. today's announcement has the potential to be a game changer, fedex and ups and retailers like

alex hoff with more. >> virginia has become a mirror when it talks about education and parents aren't the only ones fired up about the role of federal law enforcement. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell sent a scathing letter to merrick garland saying telling elected officials they're wrong is democracy, not intimidation. he is referencing the memo released by the justice department where garland agreed to provide federal resources amidst rising tensions at school board meetings nationwide. >> regardless of the reasoning, threats and violence against public servants is illegal. that's what he was conveying from the department of justice. >> the move was initiated by the national school board association that likeened actions of some parents to domestic terrorists. why mcconnell's letter condemned violence or harassment but he called it federal overreach. parents should be telling their local schools what to teach. now the d.o.j. hasn't swayed parents from turning out to school board meetings. we heard from a lot of upset parents last night in a meeting in fairfax county, virginia.

>> i don't know, alex. that's really a very honest answer given that the status of these negotiations is still so unknown and clearly in stages where massive components of this bill could potentially be removed. that really speaks to the fact that they're nowhere near finalizing a deal. i think that's what's most important to underscore here, the white house has been touting this part of the build back better agenda for months, saying they wanted to get something done on the climate agenda, and all of these events that the president has gone out to try to sell the bill, this is something he's raised. he's even held events here, climate summits, where he has tried to talk about this. and on friday, the white house put out a report that said climate related disasters pose a systemic threat to the entire u.s. economy. so if a lot of this is going to be stripped out of this in the end, that is going to be a very tough pill to swallow for this white house and this president. but take a listen to how transportati

alex robin digging the costumes. you know, when you were talking to a lot of the concert goers earlier in the day, the weather was beautiful. it was sunny. it looks like behind you there. you've had a bit of a shift. the fog rolled in. yeah 180 degree turn, alex. it was warm and sunny. it was great weather about. i don't know what happened hour ago the started rolling in so it could be a pretty chilly night out here? yeah i imagine they'll still have a great time. rob roth live in golden gate park, rob. thank you. it's expected to be a busy weekend in san francisco's castro district. halloween festivities begin on saturday with the glow in streets block party. the annual event started in 2017, but had to be cancelled last year because of the pandemic. organizers are expecting this year's turn out to be larger than ever. to be able to witness each other's creativity in person is incredibly moving. we've been staring at each other through screens for so long. the glow in the streets block party will be held on nowy str

game changer and we're getting to know california's first latino senator better sitting down here with alex padilla when we come back on kron 4 i've seen how cancer can affect the people i care about. that's why i'm helping protect myself against some cancers like certain cancers caused by hpv. for most people, hpv clears on its own. but for those who don't clear the virus hpv can lead to certain cancers in both women and men. gardasil 9 is the only vaccine that helps protect adults through age 45 against certain diseases caused by hpv, including cervical, vaginal, vulvar, anal, and certain head and neck cancers, such as throat and back of mouth cancers, and genital warts. gardasil 9 doesn't protect everyone and does not treat cancer or hpv infection. your doctor may recommend screening for certain hpv-related cancers. women still need routine cervical cancer screenings. you shouldn't get gardasil 9 if you've had an allergic reaction to the vaccine, its ingredients, or are allergic to yeast. tell your doctor if you have a weakened immune system, are pregnant, or plan to be. the most common

>> good afternoon, alex. well, the former president spent the week talking to his ex-aides trying to convince them not to talk to the house select committee investigating the january 6th attack. but at the rally last night in iowa, he didn't talk about january 6th or the insurrection or the house committee's investigation that he so frequently puts out statements bashing, but rallygoers and supporters did talk to nbc news about january 6th. they just had a different idea of how that day went. listen. >> when we got back to our hotel room on january 6th and turned the tv on, the stories we were seeing were no resemblance at all to what we saw. >> i'm in total belief it was a big set-up, i am. it's all a political scheme. everything is a political scheme anymore. >> they can investigate all they want. there was nothing that i saw that was wrong happening there. >> january 6th was a set-up, and there's evidence that's been pouring out since then that it was set up, and the fbi was involved. >> they can investiga

tonight, why stars megan rapinoe and alex morgan are furious. the league canceling this weekend's matches amid allegations of a cover-up and sexual abuse. slower mail delivery? the new rules that take effect today. what it means for millions who rely on the postal service for deliveries of medicine and paychecks. of fenta one pill can kill: overdoses hit record highs, fueled by a flood of fentanyl-laced pills, heroin, and cocaine. tonight, a mother's pain. >> i have a huge hole in my heart. >> o'donnell: sunscreen recall: why coppertone is pulling these popular items off the shelves. and, "on the road." with floodwaters rising, a driver's prayers were answered by the few and the proud. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us on this busy friday night. we begin with a flurry of major developments in the covid pandemic from coast to coast. california's governor made a monumental announcement today, requiring covid va

this morning, alex murdaugh is due back in court. the 53-year-old was arrested last week accused of stealing millions of dollars in insurance money which was meant to go to the sons of his family's long-time housekeeper gloria satterfield. one of murdaugh's attorneys exclusively spoke to "gma" after he was arrested. >> does he admit that he stole this $3 million in settlement money? it was supposed to go to the sons of his housekeeper. >> he has indicated clearly he's going to try to right every wrong, every financial wrong and others that he may have committed. he's reconciled to the fact he's going to prison. he understands that. he's a lawyer, and he was a lawyer for 25 years. he gets it. >> reporter: satterfield died after a purported trip and fall incident at the murdaugh south carolina home in 2018. according to the arrest warrant, murdaugh recommended a lawyer for satterfield's children to use to sue him for monetary compensation, but never told the family about the $4.3 million settlement that was negotiated on their behalf,

we'll talk to senator alex padilla about how lawmakers plan to prevent what could be an economic catastrophe. and south of the border, 20,000 migrants are now crammed into what was once a beach destination for tourists. nbc's gabe gutierrez will join us live from columbus with the latest. >>

alex jones' attorneys have declined to comment. the news continues. let's hand it over to chris cuomo for "cuomo prime time." chris? >> interesting aspect of default charges that ordinarily the relief sought is what's granted. that's the risk in not doing what you're supposed to do, in other words, defaulting, so we'll see. appreciate that. let's see if there's history on our watch tonight, my brother. this is a big night. i am chris cuomo. welcome to prime time. is are we going to see history? will president biden get the biggest infrastructure spending bill done ever, certainly since the new deal? does he get that and the largest spending bill ever on a raft of rescue money for working families that is popular everywhere, all places or faces? or does he get nothing, at least tonight? the progressives are now in charge of that party, often dismissed as the fringe, radical, socialist. they are in control. they are the stewards of president biden's agenda. the speaker has three hours left to unify her party around this $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill

>> alex, good afternoon. bottom line is we don't have a deal, but at least we know that the number for that multitrillion dollars expansive social infrastructure package that democrats are working on will be far lower than the number progressives wanted. president biden visited with house democrats on capitol hill last night telling them that that number will be significantly lower and that progressives need to be amenable to a number that's lower and also the contents of the package that are different than what they originally envisioned in paid leave, in child care, in policies that they are looking to implement while they have a majority in the house, the senate, and of course the white house. now moderates and progressive democrats remain very far apart. here's what a democrat from new york said on msnbc this morning after that meeting last night. >> we had to pass both of these bills. it is unacceptable to only pass the smaller bill and now through our efforts, through the efforts of progressives, manchi

alex sounds like they were caught off guard by the heat that day. a sad story all around, christina. well the fbi today confirming that dental records proved the human remains found yesterday at a florida nature reserve are those of gabby potatoes. fiance, brian laundry. the remains, as they mentioned were discovered yesterday alongside personal items, including a backpack and a notebook belonging to laundry. they were found in an area that up until recently had been underwater. laundry is the only person of interest in the death of gabby petito, who died of strangulation. the 22 year old's body was discovered in a campground in wyoming last month. on capitol hill. the house of representatives voted this afternoon to charge former trump advisor steve bannon with criminal contempt. bannon has refused to obey a subpoena to appear before the house select committee looking into the january 6th riots. the contempt charge now will be referred to the justice department. it does come with the possibility of jail time, though that has rarely been enforced in

and, of course, alex. we've been talking. we knew that this series between the san francisco giants in the los angeles dodgers. of course it would go to game five. of course it would. absolutely. i mean, these two teams so. evenly matched. both had incredible regular seasons. and why wouldn't it go to a decisive game five? exactly i was in the city earlier today. you know, i lived there went for my run, and there is definitely this electric feeling. we have live team coverage for you this afternoon. sports director. joe fonzi is inside the ballpark with more on how the giants were getting ready. all right. but first, though, let's get over to ktvu christian captain who has been talking to giants fans today. and they, of course are pumped up for tonight's game. christian. yeah you know, heather, you were talking about that electric feeling in san francisco imagine what that's like around the ballpark right now. fans started to stream in. if you take a look over there you can see a bunch of fans starting to make their way in ri

. >> cnn senior national correspondent alex marquardt joining us now. what more did you learn about these findings? >> good morning. microsoft is in a position to put out an authoritative sweeping report like this because their visibility to so many systems around the world. they said russia by far and away the biggest example of a government-backed hackers and the attempts they make to compromise systems around the world, that russian hackers account for around 60% of the attempts made by government-backed hackers. that is followed by the usual suspects of north korea at around a quarter, iran and china. russia, microsoft says, is focused on espionage. getting into government systems, understanding foreign governments. they targeted the u.s., ukraine and the united kingdom primarily and there has been a massive spike by russian government-backed hackers to try to get into government organizations. that rose from 3% in 2020 to more than 50% in the first half of this year. and they're continuing to try to get into government systems as well as organizati

the la county sheriff alex the one waiver said he will not enforce the vaccine mandate on his deputies. >> issues become so politicized. and to lose the workforce overnight and the vaccine mandate. >> the one waiver says it is understaffed with a push to defend the police. todd: did you see this? and officer narrowly saving his partner's life has a car loses control and slams into their suv jessica mcgraw and officer matthew stewart join us live. it is awesome to talk to both of you. that video captivated all of us. described how this went down. >> an eventful day. at 5:00 jessica called me on the radio and said might need some help, for 2 minutes or so, a car that came and jumped out of the way and here we are to talk about it. todd: describe that moment from your perspective. >> i don't know if i can but i will do my best. i can't say how thankful i am that he was there in the right place at the right time. the only explanation for it. todd: looking at you in this video and trying to put myself in your position. what did you see? did you just see a flash of white? did you know this w

>> bret: alex, thank you. a religious organization whose 17 members were kidnapped in haiti was asking supporters to pray tonight and share stories with the victims' families of how their faith helped them through difficult times. ohio based christian aid ministries issued the statement a day after a video was released showing the leader of the kidnappers threatening to kill those abducted if his demands are not met. haitian officials have said the gang is seeking $1 million ransom per person. china is urging the u.s. to avid what it calls sending any wrong signals about taiwan. this comes after president biden said at that town hall the u.s. would come to the defense of tijuana in the event of a chinese attack. the white house clarified that as well today, too. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot tells us where things stand tonight. >> has the u.s. taken one step closer in being involved in a clash between china and the island of taiwan. president biden appeared to last night. >> i don't want a c

fox 46 in charlotte as south carolina attorney alex marlow is arrested in connection to insurance settlements obtained after the death of his housekeeper in 2018. he's charged with two felony counts of obtaining property by false pretenses. lawyers say the housekeeper's heirs never received money after the fatal slip and fall. his lawyers says his client is also considered a person of interest in the deaths of his wife and son last summer. and this is a live look at port canaveral, florida, from fox 35. the big story there tonight, the 29th annual bike-tober fast. more than -- expected to roll into the town for this event, no covid restrictions there, police are telling writers to make smart choices. that is tonight live look outside the beltway from "special report," we will be right back. ♪ ♪ age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy li

alex murdaugh facing felony charges related to a multimillion-dollar settlement in the death of his housekeeper. satterfield died from a stroke brought on hitting her head following an incident at murdaugh's home in 2018. murdaugh is also a person of interest in the murder of his wife maggie and son paul. >>> chicago police department is bracing to lose nearly half of their force starting tomorrow. officers who are not vaccinated will be put on unpaid leave. supervisors are also canceling all time off requests. the windy city's democratic leader accusing the police union president of trying to induce an insurrection. there we go after telling officers to ignore the deadline to report their vaccine status. pete: sorry, did you say half of the force? rachel: i have a daughter that lives in chicago. this is a city can't afford to lose one officer let alone half their force. this is, this is going to have massive consequences. pete: a stare down for sure. rachel: turn now to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for our fox weather forecast. ricky? >> good morning, guys. do you like the fall this morn

alex, this is exactly the dream that albert han and the t m. c. was trying to sell to the people of sedan under our control. if you go along with us for the transitional period, we will offer peace stability, and we will be a much stronger nation for the near future. those people who are. so what happened with those announcement do think that they would feel that everything has been completely shut to living in the country in a total limbo. i think our hunger credibility is at an all time low. it's. he really doesn't speak with the authority of a man who can be trusted or a man who commands the political landscape. and one's hope in the coming weeks is that actually the military having shown its hand, it will be unable to accomplish any of the tasks that it is that it has promised for itself. and the revolutionary aspirations of those sudanese democrats of 2 years ago, come at last before built the revolution can be, can be accomplished, and the military can be reduced to it's much smaller, proper rolled in sunni society. and this is all happening

back to you. >> martha: thanks, alex. let's bring in bill mcgurn and former speech writeder for president george w. bush. you wrote an interesting piece, bill, about a man that has become very involved in the school board in virginia. you know, a lot of people have been i think animated by this topic. there was a voter this morning who is the voter that i think democrats are worried about like the gentleman that you wrote about who is on "fox and friends" this morning explaining how she looks at this. watch this. >> i previously voted for democrats because i felt the party preaches equality. during the covid-19 pandemic, they denied students access to one of the greatest equalizers, which is in-person education. >> martha: it's going to be interesting to watch. >> yeah, look, that's terry mcauliffe's problem. he blurted out in a debate a clear sentence that he doesn't believe parents should have a say over what teachers teach. he also said that same night that they shouldn't be allowed in the library to see the books that

fox as alex keaton really became the center of the show. and the writers were smart enough to see that they had something special, and they wrote to that. >> it's not fair, alex. >> yeah. there's nothing you can do about it, jen. my advice to you is that you just enjoy being a child for as long as you can. i know i did. it was the best two weeks of my life. >> alex is a little bill buckley. the "wall street journal" is his bible. he has a tie to go with his pajamas. he's a very conservative and very intense 17-year-old. >> the first thing your teacher is going to ask is what did you do over the summer? a lot of kids will say i went to the zoo or i went to the beach or i went to a baseball game. what are you going to say? >> i watched the iran contra hearings. >> if mom and dad thought this generation was going to the dogs, think again. this is the generation that has discovered hard work and success. >> american culture is changing in the '80s. and in terms of television, there's a whole notion of demographic segmentation. >> networks were

we don't know what's going to happen to us now that alex saab has been extradited. we are very worried and our families are very worried. >> reporter: saab is now expected to face a u.s. court in the upcoming weeks. for cnn, this is stefano poz pozzebon, bogota. >>> to the uk where a source says that the suspect in stabbing of david amess is ali ha harbi ali. the fatal attack, the second in five years, against a member of parliament, has heightened security concerns for all lawmakers. cnn's salma abdelaziz joins us now from london with the latest. there is more to be said about the investigation as we continue to get more details. but i was struck, salma, but the fact that there were some lawmakers, some mps that held those open office hours in the last day, even though many of them admit to being terrified. >> this is one of the most crucial details of this brutal murder that has this country reeling. the fact that sir david amess, this conservative mp, was doing something that he loves to do, which he has done for decades, which is to meet with his voters, in whic

just don't the clue some lou send me the join me every thursday and the alex summon show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world. the politics sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then me ah, he died. i cried, and i just had a slot the whole time. i was there. no one really thought anything differently this all thought i just didn't feel good on the way for the surgery, his lungs failed. 30 seconds when i killed him. i had gotten stuck with so many needles that day in 2019 talk to started talking about a new wide spread disease that caused severe lung damage. there's a few points that were really the attorney. all of the patients were diagnosed with a lung injury associated with using electronic cigarettes or facing products. he pulled this out if you really felt holy crap, his him died. oh no, he's to be better. it was, i wouldn't want my worst enemy every go through. got out of breath with protesters pour on to the streets of rome, demanding world leaders take action to stop climate change as the italian capital post. the g 20 summit doctors in france warned that budg

who's exposed to a similar module last to come to stop the break and join me every thursday on the alex salmon. sure. i'll be speaking to guess on the world politics sport. business. i'm sure business. i'll see you then. oh is your media a reflection of reality in a world transformed what will make you feel safer? isolation for prim unity. are you going the right way? or are you being led to somewhere? which direction? what is true was is great. in the world corrupted, you need to descend. ah, so join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. ah ah, welcome back. you with archie now the university of kent in england is facing allegations of thought. placing that as is diversity course, including a test on white privilege, has drawn public attention and sparks a backlash from some professors. encouraging people in the academy to narrow 0 filled of reading and narrow students reading seems to me to be simply philistine and irresponsible students her being instructed through this module, that there is a correct way of thinking. i'm going to tell students not to do it well titled as expec

>> bret: alex, thank you. we will have full coverage here on fox news channel one week from tonight. up next, a professional basketball player takes on nike and nba's biggest star over chinese atrocities. >> shoes on your feet or t-shirt on your back. so many tears and so much oppression and so much blood behind it all. ♪ is someone trying to steal your butterfinger? call the bfi. ♪♪ no one lays a finger on your butterfinger. hi susan! honey? yeah? no one lays a finger i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad... try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love... plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? now get powerful relief with robitussin elderberry. ♪ (vo) subaru presents... the underdogs. they may have lost an eye, or their hearing, or their youthful good looks. but there's a lot of things the remarkable dogs haven't lost... like their ability to lick, wag, and love with the best of them. join subaru in helping underdogs find a loving home and celebrate

alex tizon 1869 at the age of 23. some people just don't have any luck. i've got one more story for you. ladies could you bring me a drink please? i forgot it. thank you. i appreciate it. so you can imagine how van dorn and forests are going to get along. do you want to come up? no, you want me to come there. we are on the way to the beach. [laughter] i decided -- come on up here. i decided there's no use going to gettysburg to go out way back in turn around so here we go. i would like chris michalski to know if these present that this is the reason is vicksburg book is not done. [laughter] right here. [applause] i've got one to match over here. >> that's an excellent reason, man. >> thank you very much. you want a sip before you go, don't you? i learned i used to work at vicksburg and i had 12, 12-year-old boys underneath me 100 degrees 100% humidity and shooting a canon 12 hours a day. you would be surprised what you drink up. you'd get over it in a hurry. oh lord. she said daddy -- thank you. i appreciate it. [applause] daddy you aren't going in and ta

county, alex villanueva, says he will not enforce the mandate, he is a democrat, we tell you. he joins us tonight to tell you why. sheriff, thank you for coming on. i will throw it to you. why are you taking this very public step to defy this order? >> well, it's very simple. i know my employees very well, and i cannot afford to lose 5-10% of my employees overnight, who will react to someone trying to impose something -- and remember, i believe in the vaccine, i believe in the science, but if someone else who is an employee does not believe in that, who am i to impose on them my belief system? and they are going to vote with their feet. i have people near retirement to principally just walk away, no harm, no foul, other people can claim workers comp injuries, call in sick, and all of a i have people near retirement to principally just walk away, no harm, no foul, other people can claim workers comp injuries, call in sick, and all of a i have people near retirement to principally just walk away, nono harm, no foul, other people can claim workers comp injuries, call in sick, and

alex, we have to get ready to leave. the tours will be from 10 to 4 on wednesday thursday, saturday and sunday and the tours will be from 9 to 12 on monday. no towards on friday because the ships will actually underway again. they'll go into the golden gate bridge, then we'll turn around and we'll do the parade of ships at 1130, which really exciting the ships will come information and then the returns of the piers that that the rats were resume. the tours on saturday. >> and that's a sight to see. now, this is something that people should definitely do because you can get a behind the scenes look, the day-to-day life of being on a ship as a marine and a sailor right. exactly. >> i want to tell everybody when you come to tour the ship's please stop and talk to the sailors that are here. if you're at the uss rushmore, there will be marines there as well. you'll see sailors and marines out on town. please stop and say hi, you tell them about your listen to their stories again. they're very excited to be back. we've all bee

she plays -- well, alex in the show, but it's based on stephanie. yeah, her mother, andie -- >> jimmy: andie macdowell, yeah, her mom andie macdowell. >> plays her mom in real life. >> jimmy: the role she was -- >> born to play? >> jimmy: maybe not born but she gave birth to play. the role she gave birth to play. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: well, congratulations on the show. and also on the chair. >> thank you. >> jimmy: and i hope that -- are you selling it or giving it away, to be clear? >> i think it's for sale. >> jimmy: for sale, all right. [ cheers and applause ] look at that, you can be the owner of a -- you should call it the pleasure principle chair or something like that. >> yeah, no, for sure. i mean, it really is an experience to sit into it. it's like stereo, like you put the tape deck in -- >> jimmy: i might buy it, i'm almost sold. >> there was a tape in there when we opened the box from the '90s. >> jimmy: will that be included? >> i'll throw it in. >> jimmy: okay, wow, what a deal. nick robinson, salesman, everybody. [ cheers an

. >> reporter: alex palmaz takes a few hundred leaf peepers every fall. even if that means a bumpy landing. >> are you okay? >> yeah. >> reporter: this is kind of the epicenter of leaf peeping. >> it looks like this mountain is on fire. >> oh, yeah. it looks like somebody painted it. >> reporter: jeb hines says these strokes of color are nature's design. quaking aspens grow in families, sharing the same root system. meaning thousands of trees light up at the same time as they prepare for winter. >> from a naturalist's perspective, it is interesting to think this is sort of the preparation for winter. they're drawing chlorophyll, which is the pigments they use for photo synthesis back into the leaves back into the tree to store for the next season. they leave behind those yellow pigments, sometimes red pigments, while doing that. it is preparing for hardship, but we think of it as incredibly beautiful. >> reporter: and all of that beauty draws lots of admirers. >> on september 1st it just starts, and people are calling. >> reporter: from september 1st, you

>> i do, alex. i look at the effect that just the overall trumpism had in, for instance, the california recall where there was a moment there where it looked like it was a very close situation, and democrats got alarmed, and then they got involved and so did donald trump, and we all saw how that turned out in california. what donald trump doesn't seem to understand, is while he may be incredibly popular within the republican party, he is completely unpopular with the rest of the country. this is a person whose approval rating has been upside down for pretty much the entire time he's been in public office and public life. all he's doing is the people that like donald trump, they're with them. they're not going anywhere. we know that. but elections are about expanding your coalition, reaching out to as many voters as you can, and for every vote donald trump gets glenn youngkin, he's going to lose two or three others. >> you bring up california, that was a blowout, right, for governor newsom the way he