as clinton was there, although clinton went to the g-8 summit in japan in the midterm. president carter also went look at during 1979. and he came back and gave that "malaise," what it's been called, he talked about the condition of the country, what was going on, we had the hostages taken in tehran, iran. all this was going to, and he secluded himself for almost two weeks, working there during that difficult time in his presidency. but typically, presidents go for a weekend. up friday, back sunday night. >> jeff asks a good question, how did eisenhower get naming rights to name camp david camp david? was there an executive order, was it legislation? or did he just have someone go out with lumber and paint and redo the signs? >> i like the second explanation best. but i don't know. i imagine there must have been something signed to change the name from the shangri-la moniker to camp david. we'll have to check the archives together, colleen. >> right. karen asks, when a president chooses not to visit camp david very often, how does that change staffing and operations? >>

president clinton is about to be transitioned to oral antibiotics. it is less likely that the infection has affected his heart because in that case, you would be on antibiotics for six weeks through the iv line. >> reporter: in the past the former president has attributed his health problems to a bad diet, a busy work schedule and ignoring warning signs. >> since i left the white house, maybe if i had stayed on a lower fat diet, you konw, maybe if i had not eaten so many hamburgers and steaks, you know, which i love, maybe if i had slightly less stress in my life and worked as hard as i did since i left office, maybe it would have been different. >> doctors say they hope to discharge clinton soon, maybe as early as today. >>> now the investigation into january's attack on the u.s. capitol. former trump aide steve bannon is refusing to comply with a subpoena, so now the committee investigating the riot is fighting back threatening to hold him in contempt. this dispute could have major implications for the entire investigation moving forward. this morn

i had a gap of five months with president clinton. a lot of time not to do your job per se you get a little rusty sifter practice at times but some weekends the presidents are always on a big comes and operations tempo you would say. >> that is the question that gaudi had, what happens at camp david when the president is a way? what do you do as a staff? >> we have more time to do training, physical nest programs, contest if time allows it. we send our sailors and marines to school you always have to be ready. you are really sitting waiting taking care of the place, mowing the grass, training, firefighting training is constant. certainly because you're always ready your way to execute when the president does visit we look forward to those visits. >> has hollywood or the news media for a documentary ever films on site at camp david? >> harry reasoner with abc news interviewed president ford inside the camp. i believe that was the only time there's an interview done in that regard, certainly during world events like middle east peace su

news just coming in on former president bill clinton. we'll get to that in just a moment here, but we are going to begin with the major headline in this pandemic. tonight the fda's vaccine advisory panel endorsed johnson & johnson's booster shot, too, suggesting you get it two months after the first shot. this time it's not just for 65 and older and for those at high risk. this particular booster is for everyone 18 years and older who got the johnson & johnson one-shot vaccine. they were unanimous. but one of the key questions in that room, should the johns johnson & johnson vaccine have been a two-dose vaccine a night long? the country moves forward with boosters for each of the vaccines. and today on the johnson & johnson shot, members of the panel saying the second dose, the booster, important because while the first dose effective, not as strong as they'd hoped. saying there's real urgency to their decision today. >>> the other headline involves tourism, visitors to the u.s. the u.s. announcing foreign visitors who are fully welcome

did that happen to former president clinton? we don't know. but because he's had a cardiac history, he's had prior stenting, he might have a heart sepsis on top of that could reduce that function even further. that's why they're consulting with his new york-based cardiologist to make sure there's a nothing else they should be doing. the fact that he's already turning out, he's having conversations, it sounds like, all those things are good signs. his heart is pumping blood to all his vital organs. ultimately the question will be, what therapy is he on, rachel? is he on medications to support his blood pressure, to support his heart? those are questions that reporters hopefully will be getting clarity on in the coming hours and days. but if he's on any medications to support his heart or to support his blood pressure, that's also an excellent sign. but this is a great preemptive move by his doctors at irvine to consult with his cardiologist because of the effect of sepsis on his heart. >> dr. gupta, thanks for joining us on very, very short not

near the end of president clinton -- >> henri there? >> just over two years. >> the last year and a half, again very fortunate on timing 33 presidents that support the family and events that occurred there. >> let's talk a little bit about the history of camp david. if the history begins with franklin roosevelt, ride-on pr select that site? what did he like to do? i was uncalled camp david at that point in time. >> very good, very good, thank you. back to 1942, roosevelt left going out on prepresidential yachts. on the right, it's one example in oakland california. he loved going to get away from the white house. curious hobbies and interests. it is 41, 42 mostly netted states. >> yeah -- >> he said finding a place where i can go and get away. they had to find some place drivable nearby. because of a new deal bring in the later progressive ministration. it puts money back into industry. it was a recreational demonstration, also known as camp number three. we want to haul three, this is my shangri-la. the roosevelt named it shangri-la. a

for an event related to the clinton foundation and felt unwell. had been checked into the uci medical center and was being treated for a blood infection. again that cnn reporting, we have not confirmed. he is effectively being treated for sepsis, being treated with antibiotics. well now we've got a joint statement from two of the doctors, who are involved with president clinton's care. i'm gonna read it to you verbatim, quote, president clinton was taken to uc irvine medical center and diagnosed with an infection. he was admitted to the hospital for close monitoring and administered iv antibiotics and fluids. he remains at the hospital for continuous monitoring. after two days of treatment, his. . white blood cell count is trending down and he is responding to antibiotics well. the california-based medical team has been in constant communication with the president's new york-based medical team, including his cardiologist. we hope to have him go home soon. reference there to his cardiologist, of course, who is relevant here, because former presiden

. >>> also former president bill clinton hospitalized for an infection said to be unrelated to covid his condition tonight. >>> the capitol police officer accused of telling a january 6th rioter to delete evidence the charges he faces. >>> the move by the justice department taking the battle over texas' abortion law back to the supreme court. the shocking attack. a lawmaker in the u.k. stabbed to death at a church while meeting with voters. was it an act of terror? >>> news on the gunman charged in the high school massacre in parkland, florida. planning to change his plea >>> and the supply chain gridlock and the major impact on holiday shopping what to do now to get those toys on time >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening and welcome. mixed news tonight for those who got the johnson & johnson covid vaccination. an fda safety panel tonight endorsing booster shots for up to 15 million americans who received the j&j vaccine. but the panel also recognizing shortf in the vaccine's effectiveness. today's recommendation less narrow than the group's endorsements o

is it clinton himself? >> yes, and he's -- exactly, and he's very cautious about his health as i mentioned. he has his staff who probably said you've got to get into the hospital, and urinary tract infections are quite common. on the other hand, when you're 75 and something like this happens, you want to get the right medical attention. sanjay gupta on cnn has done a superb job of explaining what's going on with the president tonight, don. so it helps other people realize that it's always best to get to the hospital. >> hey, douglas, let me ask you something. i think maybe you didn't understand the question. who makes a call about when the public learns about something like this when it happens to a president or a former president? was it bill clinton himself or -- >> bill clinton himself, and he has, you know, a couple of people. but, yeah, this is president clinton saying, i need to get in there. and i'm sure hillary clinton's with him in southern california right now, and she's an incredible caretaker of

. >>> former president bill clinton released today from a southern california hospital with hillary clinton on his arm, shaking hands with doctors and nurses and offering a thumbs-up, six days after first receiving treatment for a urologic infection that spread. what his doctors are saying tonight. how common is the condition? and what to look out for. >>> also developing tonight, an urgent manhunt under way in texas after a gunman ambushed three deputies, killing one and injuring two others as they worked extra security jobs at a houston nightclub. the three officers were reportedly close friends. the latest in the case tonight. >>> and the supply chain warnings, ahead of the holidays. the shipping backlogs that could last until next holiday season. and what it means for you and your pockets. >>> jury selection begins tomorrow in the murder trial of three white georgia men for the fatal shooting of ahmaud arbery. >>> lift-off. >> and lucy in the sky with diamonds, where nasa's newly launched spacecraft is heading. >>> good evening, everyone. thank you so much for joining us on this sunday.

, with hillary clinton losing to donald trump. the debate over what caused her defeat, h however, has never ended. >> o'donnell: climated hillaryclinton could be in her second term at president right now. >> that is something that crosses my mind probably more than it does her. i think i'll take that to my grave. >> o'donnell: when you say take it to your grave, do you mean because you think about something you could have done to help fix the situation, make it better, because you're kind of in that fix-it role? >> i have reconciled -- it took me a while to reconcile it is not all my fault. i lived with that, i did. i don't believe that anymore. it is more a sense of an ache in the heart, that it didn't have to be. she uld hae n anexesent. she really would have. and what it meant for women and girls not jus. >> o'donnell: five years later, huma abedin is still at hillary clinton's side. anthony weiner served 18 months in prison after pleading guilty to transferring obscene materials to a minor. abedin and weiner are finally finali

jorge: el expresidente clinton responde al tratamiento de antibiÓticos para una infecciÓn urinaria que se extendiÓ al torrente sanguÍneo. sigue hospitalizado en cuidados intensivos. >> e infecciones de este tipo hay que tratarlas con carÁcter de urgencia. locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn" con jorge ramos e ilia calderÓn. ♪ ilia: comenzamos con la recomendaciÓn de una segunda dosis de la vacuna de johnson & johnson para el covid es nuevo. esto para mayores de 18 aÑos que tiene la primera. jorge: le dieron luz verde ya que una dosis no brindarÍa la misma protecciÓn que tiene la de pfizer o la de moderna. reportera: la votaciÓn fue unÁnime. [hablan en inglÉs] reportera: el comitÉ asesor de vacunas de la fda voto esta tarde 19—0 recomendando la dosis extra para todos los mayores de 18 aÑos que se vacunarÁn con la vacuna de johnson & johnson. "queremos proveer una protecciÓn Óptima y sabemos que una dosis de refuerzo lograrÁ este objetivo" dijo esta portavoz de la johnson & johnson. la dosis adicional podrÍa funcionar mejor, si la gente esperara hasta seis mes

. >>> heading home former president bill clinton released from the hospital today. we have t latest on his condition. >>> vaccine mandates showdowns. washington state police forces must be vaccinated by tomorrow. one state trooper quitting ahead of it. >> this is the last time you'll hear me. >> reporter: in massachusetts 150 members of the state police are resigning over their mandate as chicago prepares to suspend some of its officers. >>> the rallies for ahmaud arbery killed after being followed by a father and son. the trial of the men accused of murdering him begins tomorrow. the video evidence that will play a key role in the case. >>> nbc news exclusive. the widow of a police officer who took his own life after defending the capitol on january 6th speaking out. how she is still fighting for him. >>> plus the show will go on. the late night deal that will keep hollywood going. >>> good evening. we begin tonight with the international crisis in haiti. and the kidnapping saturday of 17 missionaries, 16 of them americans and one canadian. five of those being held

breaking overnight, president clinton hospitalized. the 42nd president treated in the icu for a blood infection. this morning, the new images of hillary clinton at the hospital and the latest on his condition. >>> big boost. after green-lighting a trd dose of moderna for millions of americans, now the fda set to review johnson & johnson booster shots as the battle over mandates heats up with 66 million eligible americans still unvaccinated. >>> bracing for turbulence. with a staggering 40% of tsa workers not receiving a single dose of the vaccine and the deadline to get the shot looming, the new concern about a holiday travel nightmare. >>> breaking overnight, texas abortion ban upheld. the federal appeals court rejects the justice department challenge. >>> on strike. more than 10,000 john deere workers demanding better pay while the company expects record profits this year. this as more than 60,000 film and tv workers prepare to walk off the job. >>> new fight over the january 6th insurrection. former trump adviser steve bannon refusi

there was a sighting of hillary clinton last night. any sightings today, do we know anything more about what the family is doing? >> well, it has been tough to tell because the way people can enter this hospital. a few hours ago we saw several black vehicles similar to the ones that the former secretary of state arrived in here yesterday. so it is quite possible that hillary rodham clinton has been back at the hospital today. but clearly she has been by the former president's side. >> miguel almaguer, thank you so much. dr. torres, hang in with us for a moment because we'll turn to one of your other specialties, the coronavirus and the fda advisory panel meet this is hour on the j&j vaccine. joining us now is a senior scholar at the johns hopkins bloomberg school of public health and megan fitzgerald is in chicago covering a battle between the police union and the city over a looming deadline on vaccine mandates. dr. torres, let's talk about the johnson & johnson vaccine. how important is today's meeting for j&j recipients? >> it is im

kash, i want to know when you believe the fbi figured out that the lies were coming from the clinton campaign. i know that in january 25th, 6th and 7th the fbi did meetings9 with a source on what exactly was in the dossier, and at that time they told them that it was garbage and they made it up. when do you believe the fbi figured out that all of this was just one political campaign trying to take down another? >> yes. i think they knew right away. the documents we put out in the nuÑes investigation show that the fbi knew right away because their fisa abuse process, now that declassification process is complete and your viewers can read it,9 that the fbi knew the information was fraudulent, and they knew the dnc through fusion gps were piping in tens of millions of dollars into the machine so that they could get the fisa warrants on president trump. i think they knew right away which is why i think individuals at the head of the fbi need to be held accountable. maria: wow. so they knew that it was garbage, and yet they still pursued, pursue, pursued a fisa warrant to wiretap trump o

simparica trio. >> there's now serious evidence tht was the clinton campaign and hillary clinton and acolytes who were directly involved in the generation of what has proven to be a conspiracy. untrue. i find myself in awe, gob smacked, flabbergasted and is startled by these revelations that russiagate was a democratic conspiracy. maria: ah, the truth is finally coming out. that was comedian russell brand, a self-proclaimed liberal, admitting to his 3.9 million youtube subscribers this week that president trump was right about hillary clinton and the big lie of russia collusion. so is the left finally seeing the big lie? with me now to unpack it is political commentator christian walker and louise burke, a veteran book publisher who start all seasons press for conservative authors. great to see you both, thank you so much for being here. christian, what's your take? we had russell brand, we had nicki minaj complaining about the vaccine mandates, you've got every once in a while bill maher, matt taibbi, what's your take on all of this? >> maria, i it's the left's aggressiveness that's

we know also his wife hillary clinton visited. we watched her walk in to visit her husband. >> we're glad he's on the mend. let's bring in jamie gangel. you were the first to report that former president clinton was in this condition. he's 75 years old. >> he's 75 years old but this is not uncommon for people who are older to have a uti infection. you don't have pain. you don't have symptoms. it goes unnoticed. and then all of a sudden, it becomes sepsis. two things to clarify. why are they keeping him in the hospital? a lot of these infections require i.v. antibiotics. >> intravenous. >> so that would be a three to five-day course. i know someone who had a seven-day course in my family. so it's not at all unusual or alarming that they are keeping him there. another day or maybe a couple more. >> better safe than sorry, sure. >> he is in a very good mood. he is reading "harlem shuffle." hillary clinton is still there. and he had an interesting phone call with president biden today. i think in addition to the president wishing him

clinton will be released, we are hearing as early as today. medical experts say in two days he responded so well to the treatment here is a very good sign n. orange, california, i'm hetty chang, back to you. >>> the most restrictive abortion law in the country will remain in effect for now an appeals court rejected the justice department's request to reinstate an order that nearly lifted the abortion ban in texas. the doj can appeal the ruling up to the supreme court f. that fails, the texas law will remain in place as the drawn out legal feet continues >>> fda you family reviewed the j&j booster. on top of that the fd pa will review results from a highly anticipated nih study of mixing and maxing covid-19 studies, which is found to be safe and effective. here's nbc's alice we do have at of 19 votes. >> the panel unanimously recommending a hal signs off, t shot will be available for people aged 65 and up as well as adults at high risk for disease and those who are frequently exposed at work. the recommendation is similar to last month's green

he's saying the clinton campaign hired computer researchers, the researchers were already working with the pentagon computer research firm arm dirt but to stop foreign attacks on the u.s. government in these researchers access data in the government powerful executive branch to pick up internet traffic to make the case that trumps business computers were talking to russia's alphabet, fbi debunked it and said hotel marketing spam e-mail and bowler did not touch it. it's the issue of accessing, we don't know if they did this, it seems like the cyber researchers were working with darpa by july 2016 they had this information and gave it to the clinton campaign possibly the perkins qe law firm this is about exploiting and accessing government data in the work to do a political attack on trump. your reaction. >> if this turns out to be true the cyber researchers working for the product enter project agency one of the most secret groups of the united states government they would require people to have high security clearances, if the contractor had very high security clearances and turning ar

♪ ♪ >>> breaking news on former president clinton. we've learned on our watch that he is in the hospital in orange county, california. he has been there since tuesday. but things seem okay. this is about a urinary tract infection. however, that infection spread to his bloodstream, a condition known as sepsis. now, sanjay is told by his doctors and staff that things seem to be going well at this point. a spokesman says he is on the mend. but here's more. president clinton was taken to uc irvine medical center, diagnosed with an infection. he was admitted to the icu for close monitoring and administered iv antibiotics and fluids. he remains at the hospital for continuous monitoring. after two days of treatment, his white blood cell count is trending down and he is responding well to antibiotics. the california-based medical team has been in constant communication with the president's new york-based medical team, including his cardiologist. we hope to have him go home soon. let's check with dr. sanjay gupta right now. you guessed right w

. >>> new developments this evening involving former president bill clinton who is still in the hospital suffering from an infection that is not covid related. moments ago the announcement of when he will be released. miguel almaguer is in southern california with more. spirits after sources tell nbc news he was diagnosed with a urological infection that spread into his bloodstream with hillary rodham clinton also at the hospital last night and today the former president feeling fatigued on tuesday decided to go to the hospital for testing. a source close to the situation says he was in the icu as a precaution, but is not under intensive care in a joint statement, clinton's doctors said in part his white blood cell count is trending down and he is responding to antibiotics well. >> it looks like the president was diagnosed with a urine infection that led to sepsis and that he had an infection in the bloodstream. sepsis can cause severe inflammation that can lead to a lot of complic important to treat it early and recognize it as soon as possible. >> reporter: the former president was in

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was it bill clinton himself or -- >> bill clinton himself. and he has, you know, a couple of people. this is president clinton saying i have been to get in there. i'm sure hillary clinton is with him in southern california right now, and she's an incredible car taker of him as he's had to go through these ups and downs with his health the past decade. >> thank you, douglas. thank you are you dr. ryane er the reinert, thank you so much. >>> elie honig, the january 6 select committee officially saying that they are moving to trump ally steve bannon in criminal contempt for refusing to comply with their subpoena. this is an uphill battle. how long could it take? >> that will be up to merrick garland. if the committee follows through, and they've made very clear they intend to, then it will shift over to merrick garland to make the decision, does he charge the federal crime of contempt of congress. and a lot of people are asking that question. my question is, how can he not? when you look at the fact here, steve bannon has zero legitimate basis.

you were of course a campaign co-chair for both clintons. you go way back with the clintons. have you spoken to president clinton about his hospitalization? how's he doing? >> i have. he's in great spirits. he's not worried about himself. wants to see how the race was going. said don't worry about me, how's the race going. he's his old self and getting better every day. when i talked to him, he was a happy warrior. >> that is good news and we wish him the best. let's get down to this race. you're in a tough fight, governor, and the dnc just announced a massive ad buy on your behalf. part of the largest ever investment in virginia. what should voters read into is that when it comes to your chances heading into the home stretch? it seems to suggest this is a tight race. you're vulnerable. >> first of all, jim, this is always going to be a tight race. as you know, we're in an off year so no federal candidates, but it was a real turning point wednesday night when they had a glenn lumpkin rally here and opened the rally by pledging le allegiance to a flag that was used during the

the clinton riots began on september 4th, 1875. and the diorama behind me tells a version of those events. the original train depot is where white paramilitary units flocked into clinton. there was a political rally, and it was one of the first times that african americans had gotten together to really listen to political candidates. and it was organized by the republican party, but there was also a group of white democrats who were sent there to disrupt things. shots rang out. african american families began to flee the scene. even one mother left her child in the hollow of a tree just for protection. and then over the course of the next several days, white liners began to flood into clinton and then systematically round up those who organized the rally and then kill them. sometimes in front of their own family members. >> so this is a group of white democrats killing the black republicans? >> correct. it was the plan of the white democrats to keep african americans from voting. the violence served as a pretext for the return of w

do you think the magnitude of the scandal and bill clinton's lying have been lost in the melodrama. >> i want to touch on something that paula jones said. we reached out to her and the executive producer, is a close friend of mine, she couldn't get monica and she tried paula jones multiple times. she booked her. she kept canceling and she flaked in the end so she wasn't looking to get her side of the story out there. so it's interesting that she's critiquing monica. i have to say this, though. people are not watching this because essentially they don't want to give credence to paula jones and her story. obviously, the left is afraid of canceling bill. i mean, bill clinton has certainly remained unscathed in all of this which is still in this day and age shocking. i think it's interesting that paula jones said she has nothing to do with the me too movement or the me too movement has nothing to do with me. she won't talk to fox news. we covered every angle, both sides. she didn't want to say a word. howie: it's fascinating. i don't know if the series got a bigger rating, would that make

clinton and bill clinton did nafta. he's the one back in the '90s talking about we have to embrace globalization and they felt very betrayed by bill clinton. they felt betrayed by nafta. and they felt angry about china's entrance into the wto, which we lost about 5 million factory jobs after china's entrance into the wto. they blame clinton for all of that. these are long-time union people. one guy told me, my father would have rolled over in his grave if he knew that had i voted for a republican. but they came sort of trump republicans because of trump's stance on trade. >> it's an excellent book and so important to understand where we are right now as a country. it's called "american made, what happens to people when work disappears". farrah stockman, garages on the book and thank you for being here this morning. >>> we only have a couple of seconds left in our remaining moments. you've been working the phones and you just got a few cables from across the atlantic. your final analysis of the checked swing in the dodge

bill clinton hospitalized: what we've learned about the 42nd president's condition as he recovers from an infection. under arrest: did a capitol police officer help one of the january 6 rioters destroy evidence? politician murdered: a member of britain's parliament is stabbed to death while meeting with constituents in church. why this is being treated as a possible act of terror. lebanon chaos-- how a massive explosion last year lead to deadly street battles now. what passes for relative calm. >> garrett: and still serving: steve hartman is on the road with a former top f.b.i. official who is driven in a new direction. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> garrett: good evening to our viewers in the west. thank you for joining us. norah is on assignment. i'm major garrett. we begin tonight with important news on covid booster shots. an f.d.a. advisory panel today gave a thumbs up for the johnson & johnson booster after doing the same for pfizer and moderna. the f.d.a. will formally decide on those boosters next week. the panel

they now sort of join in. >> in the early days of the clinton presidency and obviously missus clinton maybe. >> did sheila talk to you about it pretty. >> yes we did talk about is a little. a. >> i told you because she would work to vote for and i would go for it. >> when in fact it was an alternative. >> he was, he had a lot of common sense, most people than the party but still good republican. and i think also, there was another conservative in the group but yet they were and remember the details with her getting votes. i know mitch was keeping us in part of the recess to get the bill passed on august 15th, he finally gave up. my view is i remember missus clinton coming to see me and she was very nice and a lot of us didn't know what she would be doing this, she was not accountable to anybody and she had not been sworn into office and this wasn't a little trivial think him this is a national healthcare. she was not accountable. it is not being done by hhs, is being done through the white house in secret meetings. so it all got started off in a kind of a bad way rated the president a

hillary clinton's email scandal was raging. so they needed something else. so they ran these false stories about donald trump's business interest in russia. they didn't need any of it to be true, brian, you for this. this was laid out by sussmann. they just needed an investigation that could then be reported upon so a reported investigation which feeds a news cycle which then the investigators used as justification as a big dust cloud. they use to try to turn donald trump into a russian agent. cynical enough they did it before. they continued it after the campaign information getting now shows how widespread it really was. it wasn't one person. wasn't just christopher steele. it wasn't just michael sussmann. if john durham does his job he could have uncovered a web here. >> multiple people coming up to the fbi and cia. they have for example secret hotline they say between moscow to a russian bank, the trump business has a secret hotline, it turns out the hotline was a marketing arm this and they knew it they knew it was a red herring, they use that as more i

we have learned former president bill clinton was hospitalized tuesday. he's still in the hospital now. not about his heart. does not sound serious according to what sanjay gupta learned from doctors. they believe it's a blood infection. it's not nothing, okay? it's not covid related. somehow he got sepsis. now, you hear about people getting that in the hospital. he did not get it in the hospital, but he was brought to the hospital for it, meaning he had infection somewhere necessarily his body and it got into his blood and it requires iv antibiotics that the doctors say he is responding well to. we'll stay on that. if we learn anything else, i'll come right to you. >>> january 6th. don't get caught thinking that that is just about the past. january 6th is also very much a concern because of what is still going on. have you heard the story behind this flag that has become a rallying symbol on the right? wait until you see where our flag was displayed and why that flag, not the american flag, that specific american flag was chosen. and it's about trump. bu

kumasi: bill clinton waking up in a hospital. we are also tracking the chance of smoky skies moving back today. the path the of the fire for the weekend. good morning. happy friday. you are watching you are watching abc 7 news, live on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. we want to get to mike with a look at the forecast. mike: we will try to lift your spirits by bringing you a sunny forecast as we head into the weekend. this is a look at how it starts. completely clear, that bone dry air means temperatures are in the low 40's. as we head through the 7:00 hour, the lack of wind, mostly offshore, temperatures in the mid-70's for the lunch hour. we are mainly 70's and 80's by 4:00. this evening, you are starting to feel the chill from 60's to 70's down to the 50's by the time we get to 9:00. reggie: developing news, bill clinton is in a southern california hospital. he is suffering from a blood infection. doctors are monitoring m. we are at the live desk with what we know. jobina: bill clinton is suffering from a blood infec

against colin powell made blood run cold in the clinton white house. the single most popular figure in the united states of america. but he decided not to run. general powell died today at the age of 84 from complications of covid-19. he was 84 years old. he had survived an earlier bout with prostate cancer, he had parkinson's disease, he also had multiple myeloma which is a form of cancer that meant that he was severely immune suppressed. being vaccinated against covid-19 as general powell was, it greatly reduces your risk of getting covid, it greatly reduces your risk of dying from covid if you do get infected, but with the rest -- as is true with the unvaccinated population, age and medical co comorbidities make things worse. he was especially vulnerable to infection and ultimately he did not survive it. by now you have heard over and over again today the almost unbelievable resume and list of firsts. he was national security advisor to president ronald reagan, he was president of the joint chiefs of staff to president george h.w. bush and president

. >> clinton hospitalizado, el expresidente está ternado en california p infección urinaria tiene 75 años y responde bien al tratamiento. >> vuelve el "quédate en méxico" y donde los solicitantes de asilo deben esperar en el lado mexicano, tenemos declaraciones de los inmigrantes. >> (audio en inglés). >> se declara culpable nikolas cruz que mató a 17 personas en florida ¿qué dicen los padres de las víctimas? >> noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro. >> los asesores de la administración general de alimentos y medicinas recomendaron hoy que se apruebe una segunda dosis de la vacuna de covid-19 de johnson & johnson pero hay confusión, vamos con los detalles con lourdes hurtado que tiene la informión de los expertos. >> quienes eligieron johnson & johnson como vacuna . >> me parece una buena alternativa al ser una sola dosis. >> pero hoy el panel de la administración general de alimentos y medicinas recomendó una dosis de refuerzo de l vacuna contra el covid-19 para todos los mayores de 18 años vacunados con johnson & johnson después de dos mesese la primera dosis. >> aho

i wonder, secretary, and would a bill clinton be welcomed in this party now? you hear about joe biden has been influenced and maybe led by progressives. that he's doubling down on tax hikes and all on businesses. bill clinton raised the top rate but cut business-related rates and help spur an environment where washington and corporate america are working in sync. the boom was on. i guess do you recognize your party now? >> there's parts of the dialogue i don't recognize. i think what i'm missing and what i want to see more of is less about the personalities, less about the finger pointing and much more about the issues that are at stake and what is the overall good that we're seeking together for the common good. i think the more we can talk about this current budget package and lift up the real priorities and not the personalities, which is what we seem to be doing in the media these days, we'll be all better for it. >> neil: well-spoken. secretary herman, i can spend the rest of the show with you. thanks for joining us. one of the most successful labor secre

but i think that was coined in the same trip and i did go over there with clinton but that was another time and that was of bosnia and nato think. yes, i did go with bush. yes. those thanksgiving pretty. >> in between the - >> there was a desert and there's lots of sand and he was pumping up the troops and yes. when was that, that was - >> in the fall of 90. the war began in january of 91. >> and later elizabeth we went with hillary and bill to visit the troops trade. >> you also had an encounter. that was in nicaragua when he was in power pretty. >> as i recall, that was more of a confrontational meeting. not as bad as another but i met with him a couple times and he was well, he or we didn't understand him. i guess i was still there because we're trying to do something thousand joe biden was holding me. but he had the dining room there and we are in the next room and we were there for lunch it was about 11:00 o'clock we were there with the ambassador in about 11, after a long heated discussion the dining room doors closed so we knew the meeting was over. the ortega meeting, one who w

conspiracy and she probably directed because the clinton campaign. more than $12 million, i promise you it wasn't with elias and sussman. liz: robert mueller didn't touch it, it's quite a story. it's great to have you on, thank you for joining us, we'll have you back on again soon. as a jampacked hour, we'll have another hour like that. i'm elizabeth donald, you been watching the evening edit on foxbusiness. we appreciate you watching, hope you have a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. ♪♪ kennedy: breaking news, the manhunt is officially over. brian laundrie is dead. especially in hell. the bony fit in florida yesterday found were in fact his but one thing is for sure, there's still a lot of unanswered questions here, did he kill gabby? if so, why? who screwed up the investigation? rise parents reportedly helped police locate his remains in the swampy nature reserve near their florida home. cops say they also found a backpack and a notebook from up the whole thing

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president clinton has been here since tuesday. really speaks to the amount of privacy that he has been given so far. here's what we know about what is going on with him. the president, the former president, is in intensive care. that has nothing to do with the severity of his condition. it's more about safety and security. clinton was admitted to the hospital to get treatment for a urinary tract infection that spread to his blood stream. his doctors said this. his white blood cell count is trending down and is responding to antibiotics well. the california-based medical team has been in constant communication with his new york medical team. they hope to have him home soon. dr. marc siegel says infections are fairly common in people over 75 and there's relief that clinton has been given antibiotics. >> the good news is it tends to respond well to antibiotics. if he's turning the corner, it's a very good sign. >> the former president's wife, former secretary of state hillary clinton, was also seen leaving the hospital after visiting