. ♪ ♪ >> dana: hello. i'm dana perino along with judge jeanine pirro, jessica -- jesse watters, greg gutfeld. 5:00 in new york city, this is "the five." [laughter] ♪ ♪ increasing over a controversial plan president biden's justice department to voice concerns, parents, about their children's education. the department of justice is encouraging individuals to report parents they see as a threat to the fbi. if "the new york post" summing up these way: "are these domestic terrorists"? getting the feds involve for parents speaking up at school board meetings, that's too far. republicans vowing to get answers from the white house. >> this is an overreach by the biden administration, to sick the fed on parents who want to play a role in their kids education. >> any time this administration does not like opposition, any time it does not like a political point of view, they tried to silence it. they are willing to use federal law enforcement power to do it. >> this is wrong. this is against what america believe

dana. >> dana: jeff paul with an update at the border. thank you. >> bill: in the meantime in washington democrats hit a roadblock. there is no deal on how many trillions they want to spend. friday money panel now, steve moore worked for president trump. austan goolsbee worked for president obama. welcome to the broadcast. we are talk being trillions. nancy pelosi at 12:01 this morning says we're not trillions apart. there will be a vote today. "new york post" headline, only in lefty land is 1.5 trillion considered a compromise. all right, steve. you are up and you look fresh. good morning to you. does this get done in some form or fashion? steve is frozen. austan, you're on deck. does this get done in some form or fashion? >> i think it does. this is the moment where nancy pelosi don't make me stop this car and she had to stop the car, they are arguing and if the kids are arguing enough they will call off the whole trip. i don't think they are going to because at the end of the day while they are bickering, this is what joe biden ran on

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dana. >> dana: in virginia voters will elect a new governor. education is a prifsh otal issue and a new ad against democrat terry mccauliffe. watch this. >> raising children. there are so many roles. cheerleader, teacher, the most important, protector. but terry mccauliffe spent years minimizing the role of parents. >> i don't think parents should be telling schools what they should teach. >> dana: let's bring in fox news contributor bill bennett. education is a major issue in this virginia race taking place in a couple of weeks. that might not be the case for this year. this seems like -- i would love your expertise on this -- an issue that could carry into next year's mid-term elections, bill. >> i think so. education is a huge issue in virginia. glen youngkin is going on offense about it. a long time since we've seen republicans do that as you know. and i think this is a very good thing. he has a real shot. i think he is a very good man. but in some ways this is even bigger, you're right, it will carry forward. a couple ways it will carry fo

. >> dana: this accelerates it. thank you. >> bill: a shocking revelation now in the border crisis. arrests at the southern border hitting 1.7 million over the past year according to data from the "washington post". the highest level since 1986 when reagan signed the immigration control act. secretary of homeland security and visiting fellow of heritage foundation. welcome to the program. a clip from a hearing, senator young trying to get an answer out of the official from the department down there. watch. >> what number of illegal crossings would you consider to be a crisis? what if we were to quintuple that number would you then call it a crisis? >> senator, i appreciate your question and i'm already doing my best to acknowledge that the situation is very serious. it would be regardless of what we call it, it is -- >> i'll move on. >> it is something important to me. >> bill: we didn't show how many times it was a crisis. didn't get a straight answer. he is a police chief in tucson, arizona. what do you think of t

. >> dana: i am dana perino with "america reports." america trying to avert a meltdown to goods. >> bill: they will try to break the bottle neck at the port of l.a. with operations 24/7. why it took so long i can't tell you. the president suggesting this is out of his hands. >> we need the rest of the private sector chain to step up as well. this is not called a supply chain for nothing. our goal is not only to get through the immediate bottle neck but address the longstanding weaknesses in the transportation supply change its pandemic exposed. >> dana: a ceo is here with a look at the holiday season. first at the white house peter doocy is standing by. >> officials say they have been talking about the supply chain for months. it's not why this deal had to wait until yesterday for union workers to pick up extra shifts in los angeles. president biden is warning nothing will get better unless he gets his infrastructure deal. >> we are proposing to make the biggest investment in ports in our history and in our supply chains and manufactur

nice to see you, clay travis outkick and more. >> dana: dana, nice haircut in 2009. >> dana: this afternoon a made an appointment. tune in tomorrow. thank you. >> i love it. can't wait. >> dana: president biden's approval rating hitting a new low as poll numbers are sinking nine months into his presidency. americans giving the president failing marks on everything from foreign policy, immigration and military to the economy, taxes, and his handling of the pandemic that he ran on. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. >> bill: happy birthday. >> dana: happy 25. i love it. i love it. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer, happy birthday. president biden getting hammered from all sides. the latest poll giving the president negative numbers on trust and leadership and the administration not competent. republican governors gathered on the southern border to slam biden's handling of the crisis. >> dana: 67% say they disapprove of the president's handling of both immigration and the border. >> bill: while he gets low marks on every issue including the pandemic, the economy, foreign po

. >> dana: i'm dana perino, this is "america's newsroom." the president is in desperate need of a win. approval rating is tanking and yet to deliver on any of the big ticket items he campaigned on. >> bill: the mother of all bills is the multi-drill onwelfare expansion. is the window for that closing? democrats say they can get it done. a lot of skepticism from all sides. >> you saw the president just last week go to the capitol again. he was supposed to close the deal and instead he made it very clear that the tax and spend multi-trillion dollar bill is tied directly to the infrastructure bill. it undermines the whole process. >> i think it is a short-lived problem. we won't make the mistake we did with affordable care act. we'll promote this and let people know how it is directly impacting them. >> their goal is a complete takeover of the lives of the american people. we are talking about 40 different taxes including all of this extra money for the i.r.s. >> dana: new reaction from marc thiessen coming up. let's go to wilmington, delaware

>> dana: i think so. and alexandria ocasio-cortez said similar things: our policies are very popular. when they get there people don't want them to be taken away. that's how you grow the federal government. in the polls people are saying, the child tax credit, i am not sure this should be permanent. >> bill: infrastructure. was it 2000 pages? >> dana: or more. >> bill: obamacare. we stacked it up on your desk. these are whoppers. bret baier anchor of "special report" and the author of a new book "to rescue the row -- republic," a perfect set up. >> dana: what would grant say about this? >> he would be perplexed. great to see you guys in person. you are doing awesome in this spot. let's talk about house speaker pelosi. when she said that ahead of obamacare after it passes. this is a set up to 2010 which was a mid-term where they got shellacked and the republicans got a lot of seats. democrats thought everybody wanted what was in obamacare. but in reality, it didn't turnout that way. you wonder whether it's

>> dana: how are you? i'm dana perino, this is "america's newsroom." one time i was doing election coverage analysis or something and we were about three days out from the election and i said well, it is either going to be a blow-out or not. and then i said that's really great analysis, super insightful. we'll do a lot better than that today. >> bill: we pay you for that. >> dana: i promise it will be better today. the contest between mccauliffe and youngkin is in its final week. president biden joins mccauliffe tonight. some worry his low approval rating could be a drag on the ticket. >> bill: new poll from usa today showing the candidates at dead even in a state the president won less than a year ago by double digits. >> dana: newt gingrich will join us in a moment. but first we go to arlington, virginia. >> in that same poll 5% of voters are still undecided. before the candidates can try to sway them they have to convince their own base to show up on election day to get out the vote tour bus is continuing on. tonight mccauliffe will return to northe

>> dana: it's really interesting. obviously republicans have reason to say that the media is baez, but if you ask a lot of democrats they think the media is baez against them as well. hillary clinton for sure, when you comes to the new york times and the clean ton global initiative, this he broke the story all the e-mails. so i would always recommend, if you're in the private sector and have to hire a pr person, always hire a republican. they've definitely had to work harder, they don't think anybody is going to be handed to them, they have to be more persuasive in their language and more proceed size in the merits. notice we have not seen the text of the bill? good reason, because as soon as you start looking into it, people are saying, wait, we don't really like this. it's not a benign issue. all the polls are saying, we don't really think we need this, we don't think it will help us. so they have an uphill battle. i just want to mention a couple things that are in here. just to be clear for people. talk about free

bill hemmer live in new york. >> dana: ifm owe dana perino, this is "america's newsroom." whatever happened to just working things out? are you going to call the f.b.i.? >> bill: i want to talk to the teacher after the class. let me know how my kid is doing. >> dana: the attorney general merrick garland launched this effort in a response of a disturbing trend of threats of violence. the school board association compared angry parents to terrorists and asked the white house to step in. >> bill: kristin clark is before a senate committee today for questions. parents claim they're being treated like criminals. >> what has happened now is that the federal government and the national school board association has declared a war on parents. all we have done over the past year is stand up and speak up for children. it's unconscionable that the federal bureau of investigation should even spend a minute thinking about us. >> parents we have never atoned violence or attacked people in school board meetings. i don't know of any reported incidents where parents are attacking school boa

. >> dana: i am dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." the "new york post" said biden's secret flights. unacccompanied minors minors have been flown into their state. >> bill: documents last week detailed the number of migrants allowed into the u.s. under president biden including 32,000 immigrants on parole. 40,000 illegals since august 6th. and since the 28th of march the administration allowed 95,000 into the u.s. with notices to report. they go to a local immigration office at a later date. >> dana: and texas republican senator ted cruz will be here. we begin with eric live in our new york newsroom with the details on the reported flights to new york. >> good morning. you could call it the mexican shuttle. from mcallen, texas, florida and new york. the administration flowing young migrants from the southern border north in the dead of night. the "new york post" revealed the flights are filled with teenagers and children bussed to it nonprofits or sent to relatives and sponsors. the paper tracked this charter plane touching down on fri

. >> dana: you won it already. >> as of right now. >> dana: trace, are you there to weigh in on this? >> i'm here. if i had $700 million is that the question of the day? i would buy me a boat and a truck to pull it. >> dana: what would you call your boat? >> what would i call it? that's a good question. >> i would have a truck/boat/truck. truck, boat, pulling a smaller truck and the s.s. i made it. >> dana: he always makes it. $699 millions. i said $700 million. tyrus last week, trace, he didn't come to a dinner in nashville because he was there to take care of his daughter who had a math test and she passed. she only millsed one. >> she missed one. >> we're both girl dads. you are a good dad and father. it will be great stuff. it gets tougher as they get older, just remember that. >> it's tough now. >> dana: all right, trace, thank you both. we'll move on to this. facebook insider appearing on capitol hill this morning as a whistleblower after leaking internal documents showing how the social media giant puts profit ahead of public good according to her. welcome in a new hour of "ame

they would be horrified. >> greg: dana, that was from america's newsroom. >> dana: great job. >> greg: seems like something we cooked up, which means it is good. port of entry, martha's vineyard, it is very clever, it made the news. it is legitimately correct. >> dana: yes, he made the point this morning and we've been saying this, too, president biden never gone to the border. kamala harris, in charge of the border, doesn't go. say there is a natural disaster, what does the president do? goes down and views the damage. okay, we need emergency declaration, this is what they need and you make sure they get everything they need. they ignore this. what is interesting, president trump had taken all the grief for all the things on immigration. all president biden had to do was maintain status quo. instead they did a twitter poll and made policy based on that, what you end up having, poisoned the well against the need and demand for legal immigration. people here wait nothing line trying to get it done legally, it made the issue toxic. the other thing, because of the flores agreement, the c

thank you, bill, for that. >> dana: >> dana: be waffle what they wish for. >> the quinnipiac poll is rich with data. there is a lot there. biden support on immigration among hispanics, disapprove 69%. remarkable. wanted to share that with you. in the meantime we're back in the flow. chris laundrie joins the search for his son. talk to you brian's disappearance. >> dana: after decades of gains why police departments across the country are struggling to recruit black officers. >> bill: hunter biden has buyers lined up for his paintings as the white house continues to sidestep questions over ethics concerns. ♪♪ helping them discover their dreams is one of the best parts of being a parent. one of the most important is giving them ways to fulfill them. for over 150 years, generations have trusted the strength and stability of pacific life. because life insurance can help protect and provide for the financial futures of the ones we love. talk to a financial professional about pacific life. regina approaches the all-electric cadillac lyriq. it's a sunny day. nah, a stormy day. classical

military campaigns after that. >> dana: chris, it's dana. i wanted to ask more on the political side of things. he had thought about running for president under the republican party. he was roundly -- warmly welcomed at the republican convention. he decided not to run for various reasons. we could talk about those. but also then his politics changed over time as i guess many people's have. he endorsed president obama and then president biden. >> yeah. it is interesting. in 1996, there was a real movement to get him -- not 1992 because george h.w. bush would run for reelection. in 1996 he would be the republican candidate opposing bill clinton and it was a very powerful draft campaign. coincidentally, i was at abc at the time and the bosses said to me if he runs you will cover colin powell's campaign. everybody thought he would be in. it was a real big push. and finally in the end he decided not to. one of the reasons and i suspect you were alluding to this. his wife, alma. they loved each other so deeply. was quite concerned about an african

>> dana: great. i'm dana perino. "america's newsroom." energy costs effects everything. you know as a family you have to fill up and it will cost even more. all that anxiety happens and this. the high prices and empty shelves is the new normal as u.s. ports struggle to unload deliveries. some cargo ships are left floating offshore for months at a time. >> bill: big retailers chartering their own ships. small businesses in america are forced to wait it out on their own. >> no bigger problem for our business than that issue right now. you can't get the product. so as you mentioned we did beyerl on into the pandemic and it proofed to be a good decision. we can't get product now. it's just sprinkling compared to what it normally would have been. it is twice as expensive because of shipping costs. >> we've refunded more money than we have in the history of our company but used it as an opportunity. if people want their money back i say no problem. we're ready to give it back to them. i'm call them when it comes in. if they want it i'll sell it to them and give them a discount

[screams] >> dana: oh my god. [screams] [laughter] >> greg: those were the days. >> dana: that one was too, too much. >> jesse: we were putting it on a little bit. >> dana: were you? i was not. i tucked in and hid behind jesse the whole time. harold? >> harold: he wasn't kidding. i want to take a second to give a shout out to my man manard maynard. congrats to you. second today at the 35th anniversary. >> jesse: getting a little too comfortable. >> harold: 86 world series. show this. >> greg: show this. >> smoky wilson. little roller up along first. behind the -- here comes and the methods win it. >> that's how they close out game six of that series and a few days later went on to win the world series. >> jesse: thanks. my dad just had another heart attack. [laughter] >> dagen: 30 for 30 on it there was a beard olympics over the weekend in germany. oh, yeah. you know, a lot of these men look like that they maybe lived in the old west here in united states of america. instead they came from all over the world. they

dana. we'll see. >> dana: i don't know. your patriotic duty to pay the corporate tax but they are throwing a lot of things out there. what does that mean? there are a lot of mom and pops out there. one of the ways you structure your business is through an l.l.c. limited liability corporation. that what he means, 15% on top of what? >> details are tough here. he is leaving for europe tomorrow. you have the g20 the president is in rome, they go to scotland. they want to have something on the table by then. maybe they get to it or maybe they don't. a month ago, keep this in month. manchin wrote a letter very interesting talking about we can't take care of medicare and social security now why would we take on all these other programs and what he said just there. how do you take on more if you cannot pay for it? >> dana: he had breakfast with the president sunday. he is trying to be somebody trying to help to get it to completion but he was very clear they aren't going to have it done today and possibly not this week. >> bill: o

>> dana: probably. when you look at those numbers, "is there any place where we could still say that we have a foothold?" it might be the virus. he ran on "i will crush the virus." then, there was that premature celebration on the fourth of july. unfortunately, there was the delta variant. a little caution is warranted, but they were feeling it. in the middle of the afghanistan debacle, they came out with a vaccine mandates for businesses with 100 employees or more. there were lots of follow-up questions that people had to, but he would not take any questions. people continued to wonder how this happened. just a year ago, a year -- 13 months ago and i both president biden and kamala harris and candidates said "if the vaccine is approved under president trump, i would not trust it. i would not take it spirit" of course, they were being ridiculous them. they were lying. they did trust the vaccine. they just want to hurt president trump. then, to get into office and say "now, we really need people to take

. >> dana: i am dana perino. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" -- this is "the five." chaos, confusion, mass cancellations. thousands of people living their worst travel nightmares across the country. southwest airlines canceling nearly 2,000 flights and that instruction continues today with more than 350 being called off and another 750 delayed. frustration boiling over for passengers who say they were completely blindsided. >> we didn't find out until 5:00 this morning that it was canceled. we were on the phone for seven hours. it was so backlogged. >> said they were having problems. they didn't say what it was and "you're lucky you got a flight." because the weather is fine and all collecting areas. connecting areas. that has to be something we haven't seen. >> dana: southwest blaming it on air traffic control and severe weather. the faa contradicting it saying it's not to blame for what happened. the cancellations, during a controversy over the airlines vaccine policy. southwest and its pilots

they are simply investigating you. >> greg: dana, your thoughts? >> dana: on the irs issue, i talked with people who work on the senate side. this issue of the irs expansion that biden wants to do was one of the top three issues senate officers are getting called about. they are mad because it is a $97 billion -- they are mad about that because you know small businesses are going to have to eat that. they don't have the lobbyists or accountants that could help them navigate that. the interesting thing is that republicans are saying, and trump really pushed this -- cutting red tape for small business. biden wants to cut red tape for the irs agents and hire more of them so they can go after you, but i also think it's important: president biden has nominated a woman who would become controller of the current -- i cannot believe this. she went to the university of moscow on a lenin scholarship. she has said that the market does not always know best. basically, she would be put in charge of the currency of the united states. i think about this and the c

>> greg: yes, it was. >> dana: how about this, dana's crazy picks. you have girls, it's hard to do a perfect ponytail sometimes. watch this dad, he has figured out the way. watch this, let's watch it again. gathered up the hair with the vacuum, he just takes the little thing and there you go. >> jesse: that is like one of those "don't try this at home." >> dana: i'm giving you a 9. >> greg: you totally undermined that, boys can have ponytails too. >> dana: okay, performative outrage mob. >> greg: led to do this. everybody loves a slide but i hate outdoor slides. i always wanted to have an indoor slide in my own room, like this fellow, he has an indoor slide, that's how he gets up and down. that is a little french bulldog. i think he might have broken his leg or something, that is why he does it. this isn't due to sheer laziness but it's got to be fun. i'm going to have all of these installed around my penthouse. >> jesse: a mansion in greenwich village. >> greg: were all my mini coopers live. >> jesse: speaking of which, geraldo's big mexico surprise

a car back, dana, you know. >> dana: got to change it up! >> jesse: pick up the first down, a quarterback. that's what good leaders do. biden does not do that. he's facing labor shortages, inflation, crime wave, retirements, and all he is doing is staring straight ahead. you can't do that. there's off ramps. you have religious exemptions, you can say "we will delay the implementation," "work with us, we will pay for testing." probably cheaper to pay for testing daily or weekly they are not to pay everybody on employment insurance or all the taxes you are going to lose when people are not working. biden doesn't see that. a lot of the american people feel like "you are supposed to unite us against the pandemic, and instead of doing that, you are dividing us against the unvaccinated." if you are in a protest, don't cause traffic. [laughter] >> dana: geraldo, the floor is yours. >> geraldo: i consider myself an open minded, inclusive person. i'm friends with all kinds of people, even with greg. [laughter] >> greg: barely at this point! [laughter

>> dana: >> jesse: i think that dana predicted his loss. >> dana: i said that youngkin will win by a hair. >> jesse: i also don't live in virginia. the only thing that the rest of the country sees this as is a woke for monitor. is a woke thermometer. how warm can the democrats get without catching a fever, getting sick, and i question if you loses, he went way woke, and the rest of national democrats are going to say "pump the brakes on this stuff, recalibrate what we are saying about schools. this has detonated." i think that's the national petitions. >> greg: they are smoking too much woke. nba superstar tyrese irving speaking out -- >> geraldo: you don't want to make note tyrese irving? >> greg: i want sports -- sidelined after talking about the vaccine. >> geraldo: basketball. certified turbocharger, suspension and fuel injection. translation: certified goosebumps. certified from headlamp to tailpipe. that's certified head turns. and it's all backed by our unlimited mileage warranty. that means unlimited peace of mind. mercedes-benz certified pre-owned. translation: the mercedes

dana, back to you. >> dana: thank you, steve. trace, this happened a little bit in the afternoon yesterday and the f.b.i. i understand they can't answer questions yesterday, but i think today especially gabby's family will be asking for a lot more. >> you wonder what was in the notebook? then they come out and say he was a person of interest. was there a suicide note or some kind of confession. we'll dig into this a bit more coming up later on. >> dana: we'll be able to do that with nancy grace. she will be on with us this hour. stay tuned for that. >> she is the best. meantime attorney general merrick garland moments away from testifying before the house judiciary committee. his first oversight hearing as the justice department is under fire for hot button issues including their efforts to crack down on parents protesting at school board meetings. our next guest is on that committee, louisiana republican congressman mike johnson. great to have you on. we should note you are a constitutional scholar and practiced constitutional l

. >> dana: about two weeks ago mr. laundrie joined the search, did they -- you probably don't know the answer to this, but it would be curious if they went to the spot. >> but these investigators asked chris laundrie to take them to areas they know we have been to before. what did he like to do? we were not sure what that meant, and when we saw chris laundrie going in and that golf cart singing around with investigators we were not sure what to make of it, did he point them in the direction? we have been hearing a lot about the water levels that have gone down in the 24 hours that led investigators to the discovery today. again, a backpack and a notebook believed to be brian laundrie's near the human remains, not making an identification at this point, dana. >> katie: laura, katie pelletier, want to talk to you about the timeline and the excruciating waiting that the family and our friends in her hometown have been going through, gabby petito was reported missing by her family on september 11th, it is now october 20th,

. >> dana: it could be, and date. did you say your name? i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." i also noticed that you switch to the baby blue. we are officially and fall it looks like. it is on monday, and you're already on top of things. far left democrats have made it clear that the senate must pass the $3.5 trillion spending bill first. and on top of that, the party is split over the massive price tag they say they are not focused on the final number. >> it is about what we want to deliver if you let's get our priorities in, and then we will figure out what it actually is. >> we are going to pay for at all by raising taxes on the very wealthy and big corporations. >> we do want to spend money, invest. the economy, we believe investing in the american people as a way to go. >> we are going to win this thing, past the infrastructure bill. we are going to pass the reconciliation bill. >> bill: as the stomach continues, activists are getting bolder with their demands. have you have not seen it yet, a man and woman following senator kyrsten sinema i

oh because dana says you didn't. we didn't like each other when we met and i go that's not sure i hated you for that. and then the more i just scored is he really was terrified of me and, but it also explores our relationship. like i, i had a, i had a, you know, i had a break down on television. in fact, on your show, i remember i, i was on the night johnny carson was retiring, i go, we can do anything we want. let's be free and i took my pants off, which would probably would have been comedy one, a one. but then i took my underwear off too, so that was i was, it wasn't good. it was like, you're nice enough to have me on the show and i'm like, darren, you to reboot me on that. so jim morrison, florida concert brags. so i was nude on, you know, yeah, but pamphlets. i still didn't want people to see my love handles so, but so i'm being destructive kind of publicly and dana had a genuine, actual breakdown where he's hospitalized for a whole week. you know, and i was angry at everybody else. he was angry at himself and t

when dana, we're making doesn't dana told me that we didn't like each other and i always hated them. i was like, secretly, i went, oh, i think i got a narrative here. i actually, i but dammit, if this narrative has play out, i'm going to have to apologize to him. i don't. and i made myself the bill and because i found footage of me being not very clever and just being vicious and i put it it. so my ego, it's like, do i want to look bad? or the story teller went out. i was like, ok, i look like. and by the way, i saw it with an audience and i couldn't buy a laugh for about 7 minutes after you seem retiring. and though like people do not like me, but i do want to tell you may with me. and it was kind of worrisome because i didn't want to be indulgent and hopefully have a story. i think no matter how brilliant a community is, 45 minutes and there's a, a fatigue that sets it. so i think hopefully this thing got around that by giving them a story. but i love like doing like patton as well. special, you know, to be able to talk to him and maybe maybe offer a suggestion here and there. and

tell me is dana, and it was the great thing to go yes. to dana and i would we go on the road together and we would flip a coin and see who was going to headline. and then we both realized that the people are enjoying us just sticking around at the beginning, the show more than they are enjoying our stand up. so we just started doing sets together. then we went out and filled that and we are in a car accident on the way to tape it. and then i filled a bunch of shows. then the pandemic it. so it actually gave me a whole chance to cobble together. and hopefully it's funny for people not just stand up, but you see our relationship. huh. because dana says, you didn't, we didn't like each other when we met and i go, that's not sure. i hated you for that. and then the more i just scored is he really was terrified of me and i had a, you know, i had to break down on television. in fact, on your show, i remember i, i was on the night johnny carson was retiring. i go, we can do anything we want. let's be free and i took my pants off, which would pro

dana rivero nos trae este reporte. dana: muchas comunidades al rededor del paÍs trabajan para incentivar la vacunaciÓn del covid—19 con loterÍas y otros premios. sin embargo, esto fue nulo. aÚn asÍ se continÚan los esfuerzos. >> pÁsele, aquÍ lo estamos esperando. dana: en esa Última ciudad, julissa soto promueve la vacunaciÓn por medio de premios. rifa vestidos de novias y fiestas para quinceaÑeras. el panorama a nivel nacional preocupa los expertos. ayse —— ha disminuido la vacunaciÓn. dana: un ganador podrÍa recibir hasta 5 millones de dÓlares. >> quien quita que alguien tenga suerte y se la gane. dana: otra iniciativa surgiÓ en las aplicaciones de citas, donde sÓlo permiten mostrar a las personas que estÁn vacunadas. expertos aseguran que el camino que queda por recorrer es muy largo, pues sÓlo se ha logrado vacunar completamente el 57% de la poblaciÓn estadounidense. patricia: quienes tendrÁn que estar totalmente vacunados son los turistas o extranjeros que quieran venir a estados unidos a

." >> dana: hello, everyone. it is 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> president biden: i don't think they are appropriate tactics. the only people it does not happen to are people who have secret service standing around them. so it is part of the process. >> dana: president biden is trying to downplay and dismiss -- the progressive activist taking things to a whole new level and following cinematic -- sinema into a bathroom. >> we need a better plan right now. >> we need solutions. we knocked on doors for you to get you elected. we can get you out of office if you don't support what you promised us. >> dana: and is work of protesters outside joe manchin's house. >> senator kaine this is an -- senator this is an investment. this is building that state that we vote for. >> dana: president biden ceiling those two moderates for not backing trillions in new spending. >> president biden: 99% of my party. two people. i need 50 votes from the city. i 48. eileen at what i thought it should be pickup

dana, let me ask you something. >> he doesn't. that's right. >> he does not have control of 50 and the guy supposed to be in control isn't part of the process. the idea of the big fight, i think that if there is any list of regrets to be written by the democrats after the midterms, not putting voting rights at the top and really the only thing on their list may be there because i've never seen a bigger misplay honestly about something that matters this much. the filibuster is the key. manchin doesn't want to touch the filibuster. anderson was correct in moving biden specifically on to that issue after a question. here is what he said on point. >> i also think we're going to have to move to the point where we fundamentally alter the filibuster. >> are you saying once you get this current agenda passed on spending and social programs, that you would be open to fundamentally altering the filibuster or doing away with -- or doing away with it? >> well that remains to be seen. exactly what that means in terms of fundamentally altering

dana rivero nos explica a detalle. dana: camila estudia ciencias polÍticas en la universidad internacional de la florida y recibiÓ una noticia que le da alivio. >> es frustrante si la crisis llega al punto de que los muchachos se gradÚan y no consiguen un trabajo para saldar la deuda. dana: ella cuenta como una deuda. >> con esta decisiÓn acaban de aclarar como las personas podrÍan ser elegibles para el perdÓn de sus compromisos de deuda estudiantil. dana: ademÁs los prestatarios deben tener prÉstamos hechos directamente por el gobierno federal. unas 550.000 personas podrÍan calificar para el perdÓn de sus deudas estudiantiles. >> las universidades saben que lo que corÁn es exagerado. fÉlix: washington continÚa siendo escenario de intensos debates sobre el presupuesto, el plan econÓmico del presidente biden y el techo del paÍs, tanto es asÍ que los republicanos ofrecieron nuevas vÍas. pablo: la economÍa del paÍs ha evitado el precipicio, pero sÓlo hasta diciembre. a pesar de la negativa, el lÍder r

dana: yes, we are. certainly we look at the august and september retail sales data, even extracting away from higher prices. consumers came back and spent, even amid the delta variant. unfortunately, the better readings in august and september won't make up for the abysmal reading we saw in july, but july was really the start of the delta variant. we look at the data, they are starting to come off, so we had very good momentum heading into the fourth quarter. tom: very good momentum for the fourth quarter. is that in the central-bank view right now? is the central-bank saying everybody calm down? is that where you go, the fed has got it right? [laughter] dana: well, i think the central-bank is saying we really have to watch the data here. certainly we look at consumer spending heading into the fourth quarter. it could potentially be constrained, not because of a lack of demand. there is very strong demand for buying things, and rising demand for services as people keep traveling, but it is really about

>> it's extremely important, dana. the reason is, it's a pill given by mouth, so you don't need anything special other than just taking a pill the way you take any other pill. the results are really quite impressive. decreases the likelihood of getting hospitalization or dying in people who early in the course of their infection take this particular medication. in addition, there another part of that study that is really impressive. among the deaths in the study, there were eight deaths among the placebo group and no deaths among those who took the medication. that's very impressive. so we really look forward to the implementation of this and to its affect on people who are infected. >> obviously has a lot of importance when it comes to viruses in general, but you mentioned vaccines before. are you worried that people hearing about this will say i'll take the pill and not get the vaccine? >> i'm sure there are people who are going to be people to say that but i would reach out to them and say it is not a situation wher

dana rivero nos habla de esta combinaciÓn. dana: las vacunaciones contra el covid—19 podrÍan tomar otro giro, luego de que la administraciÓn de alimentos anunciara que podrÍan recibir un refuerzo diferente al que recibieron inicialmente. >> actualmente se ha visto que se pueden hacer combinaciones, pero sÓlo entre pfizer, moderna y johnso& johnson. dana: autoridades de salud seÑalaron que es preferible usar las vacunas inicialmente aplicadas. es necesario ser claro con respecto a los recomendaciones y opciones complementarias. investigadores presentaron conclusiones de un estudio ante un comitÉ de expertos que asesora la fda, revelÓ que las personas que se vacunar aÚn con la vacuna de johnson& johnson y luego se vacunar un con una de moderna vieron un aumento de antÍgenos del 78%. patricia: ¿cuÁl es el prÓximo paso en esta combinaciÓn? dana: se espera que se materialice el prÓximo miÉrcoles, que es cuando la fda podrÍa aprobar la vacuna de refuerzo de johnson y johnson y moderna. patricia: la crisis econÓmic

dana rivero tiene mÁs informaciÓn. dana: Éste centro comercial se convirtiÓ en campo de batalla cuando una persona abriÓ fuego contra decenas de clientes que se encontraban allÍ, dejando muertos y heridos. creemos que sÓlo habÍa una persona disparando y que no existe nada que pueda poner en peligro o bajo amenazas la comunidad. poco despuÉs de que las autoridades llegaran, lograron capturar a la persona que disparÓ. no sin antes tener un enfrentamiento a tiros, que dejÓ un oficial herido. siento mucho el dolor y trauma que experimentaron hoy, nadie deberÍa pasar por eso. asegurÓ la alcaldesa. los heridos fueron trasladados a un hospital, donde reciben atenciÓn mÉdica. patricia: ¿quÉ se sabe? ¿quÉ es lo Último de este caso? dana: las autoridades dijeron que la investigaciÓn estÁ en desarrollo. el motivo aÚn se desconoce. patricia: gracias por el informe. otro de los delitos que aumenta en el paÍs es el del ataque de odio a minorÍas, asÍ lo confirma un reporte del fbi. claudia tiene las cifras del

dana, that's going to be very difficult. i would hope that people would understand that this is for their ben if the, for the safety of themself, their family and societal responsibility. other situations locally dealt with that. there was a situation back in california years ago when governor jerry brown was the governor and he said no religious exemptions because it was being abused. i would encourage people to realize the importance of this to get this outbreak under control. the idea of getting vaccinated, for example, getting children in school vaccinated which is gone right now with governor newsom in california, things like that are not new. there are school situations where my own children had to get vaccinated in a variety of vaccines to go to school so there's nothing new about that. >> should other states follow california's lead and require kids to be vaccinated for coronavirus to go to school? >> i won't recommend things to states but i think what the governor did in california was sound judgment. >> stick aroun

dana: en tiempos de covid—19 los casos de cÁncer han aumentado significativamente. paulina: el paÍs ha seguido dÍa a dÍa la mÁs reciente crisis giratoria en la frontera, donde debajo de un puente internacional miles de inmigrantes trataban de entrar a los estados unidos, pero no todos los haitianos que han llegado a mÉxico han cruzado la frontera, muchos decidieron quedarse en mÉxico y han hecho vidas en ciudades como tijuana. jorge: el Éxodo de inmigrantes haitianos viene ocurriendo desde hace muchos aÑos, pero el mayor flujo se vio en 2016, cuando miles de ellos llegaron a esta frontera con estados unidos. la mayorÍa espero paciente miente poco mÁs de cinco aÑos, pero otros decidieron quedarse en tijuana. >> hace poco cruzÓ mucha gente por tierra. jorge: fÉlix es una de decenas de haitianos que forma parte de la fuerza laboral de esta fÁbrica de autos y aunque su objetivo inicial era llevar al otro lado de la frontera, aquÍ ha logrado subsistir. >> en el momento que llegue al paÍs no me habÍa ido mal. jorge: en la industria maquiladora, cientos de

i'm dana bash. john king is off. new optimism this hour on capitol hill, at least that's what democratic sources are telling us. that's how they are describing an all house democrats meeting as furious negotiations intensify up and down pennsylvania avenue. >> i feel very good about where we are, and i feel very confident that we're going to be able to deliver both of these things but you're going have to give us some time because it does take time to put together these kinds of transformational investments. >> plus, a major covid breakthrough. the pharmaceutical company merck says a pill could cut your risk winked up in the icu or dying from covid by half, and the virus comes to the supreme court. brett kavanaugh tests positive for covid-19. up first, try and try again. the white house woke up pretty much in the same position it entered on thursday, no vote and no deal yet but the drama and tension of thursday is morphing into cautious optimism. there was a show of unity inside the democratic caucus this meeting. na