jackie: it is. they're paying, more, phil for everything else too and it really hurt to see staggering prices only forecast to go higher from here. >> you're absolutely right. from the biden administration it is all talk, no action. people say not biden's fault, this, that the other thing. name me one thing that the biden administration has done to bring down prices. they can't name one thing. jackie: i hear you, i hear you. it's a kitchen table issue. something that americans are feeling as we go into the holiday season i think it will be tough on budgets. we'll continue to watch it. >> i'm worried about stuart varney driving to florida. that will cost a lot of money. we better take up a collection. that is long way. jackie: president phil, you have my vote in the next election. >> thank you. jackie: staying on the inflationary pressures, proctor & gamble with big earnings beat today. the company says price hikes are helping to offset some of its cost but warns higher costs could slam earnings in 2

jackie? jackie: hillary vaughn, thank you so much for that. reaction is republican strategist ford o'connell. ford, wonderful to see you tonight. i'm wondering what you think about this. because i look at those numbers, georgia counties, 29 million in the biden won counties, 2 million in the trump won counties it was so close. zuckerberg said we didn't choose which jurisdictions put the funding. you put the funding out there, this is how it broke down. don't you think they should take some responsibility? >> they should absolutely take responsibility. this is jaw-dropping bombshell report and kudos to the federalist and mollie hemingway. understand what happened here. zuckerberg used through a set of entities $400 million in private funding to manipulate local elections offices in primarily battle ground states to turn out the vote for joe biden. let me tell you something that means the 2020 presidential election is not fair. to your point it also indicates that these efforts helped tip georgia and wisconsin in favor of president biden in a ve

jackie: yeah. i look at the inflation crisis there a personal if standpoint but also from the numbers that we're getting. c, i was up more than -- cpi was up more than 5%, but producer prices up more than 6%. it's costing them more to make goods, so it's going to take a while to trickle down even more to us. >> right. it takes about two or three months to work its way through the system. but what was interesting yesterday is that the number was strong. it wasn't stronger than what the estimate was, so they're trying to pare off -- if you heard jen psaki, well, it's strong, but it's cooling off, right? it's not any stronger. it's cooling off. and so, therefore, that should be the plus. i think she's completely tone deaf as well. jackie: well, you can argue why isn't it cooling off faster if inflation is supposed to be transitory. >> right. well, it's not transitory unless you define that as two or three years. transitory, to he, met six, seven, eight months. we're already into this by six month, and

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jackie: welcome back everybody. today is the deadline for your tax return out if you filed for an extension for your next tax return could be even tougher to file. at the democrats in pushing for increased irs to snooping. yes, snooping bread with went out national taxpayer union executive vice president brandon arnold. brandon always great to see you. i want to talk to about this it feels to meet their going after petty crimes here. there are bigger fish to fry. i see that and then think about the banks and they are going to have more pressure on them. they're going to have to cooperate and become a much bigger issue here. the third thing i think as a wow, "big brother" is getting a lot bigger. >> a lot to impact there. you are absolutely right on all of those points. we can only be so sympathetic to the largest banks in the country there's a lot of small credit unions a lot of small community banks that serviced their neighborhoods. they are going to be saddled with these reporting requirements. that the pass on e

what do you think, jackie? >> even when you know to expect the sonic boom, it still catches you off-guard every time. >> talk about a rumble, a beautiful sight of our new shepherd rocket, there in the west texas desert. but of course, the show is not over. the capsule is descending. we are waiting for the chutes to deploy. those are very much like the guide parachutes. they will subsequently be followed by the main parachutes that will first [inaudible] and then fully inflate. there go the parachutes. here come the [inaudible]. what a flight. [laughter] you can already start to hear the cheers from outside our stage here in west texas. >> [inaudible]. >> yeah, yeah, i see it. >> how about that, guys. >> that was unlike anything they described. >> we got less than a thousand feet. >> here comes our crew back into the desert. >> newest astronauts 596, 97, 98, and 99. >> that's unlike anything i've ever -- >> stand by, touchdown. stand by, touchdown. >> and capsule touchdown, welcome back, the newest astronauts, a

jackie's right, real communism is taking hold in america. we've seen it throughout the past couple of years with covid. it's destroying small businesses and companies that are more decentralized by with empowering the centralized which are these big corporations. it's paying people to stay home and becoming beholden to the government. it's the vaccine mandates, the driving independent thinkers, critical thinkers out of the military and out of the work force. and what all of it does is to beat people into submission and to destroy those who dare not submit. and that is lieutenant colonel scheller. and that is why it is so important to fight back, and thankfully people are donating and members of congress are stepping up as well because this is a fight not just for him, but for all of us. >> again, i'm not an expert on the field of talking, but i've got a feeling the brother might have a job waiting for him when he gets done with all this. talking about speaking your mind and loving this country. >>> but, you know, still ahead, biden's spendin

johnson, was hired by jackie johnson, campaigned for jackie johnson after the murder of ahmaud arbery, and knows greg mcmichael personally, who i refer to casually as greg. the court says somebody with that many connections, whose job it was -- he was basically the custodian of the records. that means a lot of the evidence that we review was filed by her. the fact that she was qualified to sit on the jury, i'm sure that they will remove her from the jury, but the fact that she was not disqualified is beyond me. so far they have been able to get together 23 qualified jurors over 600 subpoenas, jury summons that were sent out. of those 23 the magic number they are trying to get to is 64. then the process of selection actually begins where they can begin selecting and striking jurors. amy: with the video documenting that the mcmichael's use the n -word after killing ahmaud, how do you see race playing this? lee: the video did not document that the mcmichael's used the n-word. roddy brian offered into evidence during the preliminary trial that the mcmichael's used the word. race will be c

jackie fielder to present and speak with us and ms. fielder will have two minutes of time to make her comments, but i urge you to open this for questions. so ms. fielder, the floor is yours. >> thank you, supervisor chan. hello, commissioners and staff and members of the public. my name is jackie fielder and i'm applying to be another commissioner on lafco. so a little bit about myself, i graduated from stanford with a bachelors in public policy and a masters in sociology. i did my senior project on the bay area water supply and conservation agency looking at actually drought and making sure that customers still had access to their water. i'm a renter in the mission. i cofounded the san francisco public bank commission in 2017 which is one of my motivations for applying to this commission. and lafco oversees the working group to come up with a business plan and application for our municipal public think. however, i've also taken an interest in renewable energy and educating myself especially over the past few years around cleanpowersf,

meet jacky wright. nearly 13,000 cases involving allegations of domestic abuse have been dropped over the last five years in england and wales, because prosecutors ran out of time to bring charges because there is a six—month time limit. figures obtained by bbc news also suggest that while more domestic violence assaults are being reported, fewer cases are being brought to trial. alex forsyth has more. i didn't know, or understand, what i was going through. i genuinely believed it was my fault. i kept asking myself, what is it that i keep doing wrong that makes them behave like this? a year ago, erica started a campaign to support survivors of domestic abuse, something she says that's very personal. when there were the good days, i'd be like, 0k, i've done something right. and then, when there was something going wrong, i'd say to myself, this is what i've done wrong, i'm being punished for my own mistakes. and getting out of that mindset is what led me to eventually leave this relationship. erica mad

jackie, i do want you to take me through it. i want everyone to listen to john eastman in his own words. this is him on a radio show contesting to basically everything bennie thompson just outlined. let's watch. >> we had a war room at the willard hotel kind of coordinating all the communications. and when the president's arrival to the rally in front of the white house was delayed, rudy giuliani and i were asked if we would come on stage and say a few words. the rally organizers had a number of campaign and trump family people that had been speaking all morning long. but then there was all of a sudden a big gap before the president was going to be able to ride. i wasn't even the one that was asked. word came down to the suite of offices where i was in, you know, could rudy and i go over there and talk. >> i have been on a lot of campaigns. i have heard the word war room thrown around. there is a film made about george stephanopoulos. it is a term of art. not just a word that gets thrown around. it is a campaign term. it obvious

times," jackie calmes and she's here with me now. jackie, good to see you. i want to dive right in to what both-siderism is? is it we're treating the democrats and republicans equally and ignoring the heart of radicalism, is that part of the problem? >> in a sense. there's no question that journalists are recognizing the radicalization of the republican party. i think what's changed a little bit since trump left office, there's more of a sense that maybe we're back to normal. but it is, you know, this is not a new problem or a new dynamic. i first started to chase -- you mentioned i was at, no and for ten years before that i was at "the wall street journal." >> yes. >> i have never done my job, more than a quarter century, i have never done my job or did as a reporter any differently at both papers, even though the journal is known as a conservative paper, "the new york times" liberal paper. they both gave news the same way, which was fact-based, and i tried to always -- i think i'm a very fair reporter and give both sides of the story. but what started to h

facebook and other of the pillars of big tech. >> jackie: that's exactly right, chris. this is one of the few issues where there his bipartisan agreement that something needs to be done from a what that is exactly has created a logjam in congress. hogan interestingly recommended against an antitrust push breaking up facebook, saying her during her testimony that that would cause more problems if you broke them into ten different companies. that would multiply it to ten more problems. she instead advocated things like additional oversight, like they already do in some federal agencies. other lawmakers have proposed creating a whole new federal agency to regulate facebook and tech companies more closely. others have tried to punt it to the federal trade commission. what lawmakers ultimately agree on is going to be challenging to push through either way with such a narrow majority in such a robust lobbying operation of these tech companies in washington. >> chris: jason, everybody seems to have a problem on capitol hill with big tech and with facebook. in this particular c

jackie: alexandria, thank you so much for that story. griff: mexico detains over 650 migrants, over half of them children, after finding them jammed into three refrigerated trucks near the u.s. border. we'll have an update. plus, we'll talk with a former department of homeland security chief about it next. ♪ ♪ whoo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, now introducing ensure complete! with 30 grams of protein.

>> hello everyone i am lisa along with jacky and others pretty welcome to the big saturday show. a. >> a lisa, will alec baldwin is breaking silence on the movie set shooting and the cinematographer the got killed rated. >> there are accidents. but nothing like this. [inaudible]. >> what he said about working on movies again with top gun coming up. >> this one will have you saying, i am loving it, and by the supply chain prices and that means so will your wallet pretty. >> and last but not least,. >> what it is about what better way to fight climate change 85 car motorcade, joe biden's climate hypocrisy. >> but first the virginia governor captivating the nation and republican and democrat terry, hitting the trail ahead of tuesday's election and the viral campaign hosted that everybody is talking about will probably have the disgraced lincoln project was a spent more than a quarter of a million dollars on anti- efforts and valid admitting that are orchestrated this ending this group status item a buck to pose white supremacist and sing quickly pounced on his rival and treated the

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jackie, this somehow brings us to you. i'm curious about your reporting on the hill. even the atmosphere surrounding the president's visit, what was said afterwards, and could you hazard a guess when we'll see this vote understanding you're not being graded on it and it's a moving target? >> brian, there are two tracks of conversations going on at the moment. one of them you hit upon, this major you need a trust. there were lots of lawmakers liked what joe biden had to say. they agree with the framework, they support the framework even though some of their priorities aren't reflected in it. i got off the phone with congresswoman rosa doloro who conceded if a vote was held tonight, she still wove would have voted yes and she still supported the framework. she wanted to support president biden's vend. -- agenda. you had rep one a vargas who said he liked what the president said, but at the end of the day he still doesn't trust marchl manchin and kyrsten sinema who actually support this framework, even though they were the lawmakers who were requesting the $3.5 trillion

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i'm with christian whiton and jackie deangeles this morning. christian, you were at the state department and understand our immigration laws and structure. it's pretty incredible how the mexican cartels are getting smarter and smarter. they know that all they really need to do is flood an area with lots of people, send thousands of people in so that the border agents have to stop what they're doing and go tend to those people and then you've got all of that mileage wide open for those cartels to push through drugs and human trafficking as well. >> well, it's a stunning growth industry, maria. i mean, when you think about how quickly the cartel reacts to market demand and frankly supply, we're less than nine months into the biden administration, that's kind of stunning to think of. with that little time, the amount of humanity that has been mobileized in part by these human traffickers, in part by drug cartels is truly stunning. one other quick point, the amount of ideology being displayed by the biden administration. they seem not to care at al

[ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's jackie for you, you know? [ applause ] we're sending people into space. this is what's happening in north korea. state-run media, it's fascinating to watch. this defense exhibition, the north korean soldiers were performing for kim jong-un doing cartoon-style feats of strength. >> jimmy: wow. that north korean guy looks a little bit -- [ applause ] halloween is less than three weeks away. we have so many decorations this year. we have ghosts and bats and witches. i hate all of it, i hate halloween, but the kids love it. they wanted us to start decorating on labor day. this is interesting. they did a study, they polled homeowners, they looked at common google search terms to learn how americans decorate their homes for halloween by state. they used the data to make this map, and there are some interesting findings. utah is the state with the most decorations. i guess they have the most kids. [ laughter ] did you know in utah, kids come to the door and say "or treat"? because tricks are a sin. [ laughter ] that'

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jackie: welcome to fox news live. i'm jackie ibanez in new york. thousands of women took to the streets to demands continued access to abortion. one of the biggest gatherings was in our nation's capital. the demonstrations come three days before the supreme court starts its fall term. one case the justices will consider is a mississippi law that would allow them to overturn abortion rights established in the roe versus wade decision. the decision would leave states free to paint, limit it or allow it without restrictions. i'm jackie ibanez. filtered" with dan bongino. ♪♪ dan: welcome back, the walls work, the debate is six years ago, famous fall and new york city, protecting de blasio and we ask the very question, do walls work? >> do walls work? >> no. >> they don't work? >> i don't think so. >> not even in your house? >> on your house, yes. >> i am an american from i lived in dangerous places where i feel safer living behind walls. >> obviously, yes. you want privacy, yes. >> but it doesn't work at the southern border? >> no. >> do you suppor

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and jackie, washington bureau chief at the "daily beast." ryan, you spend your time running around capitol hill. one of the things, actually, several of the things the president said about the debt ceiling and that date, that cliff, is october 18th. a couple of weeks. it is really important to underscore. this is about paying the debt already incurred. republicans are -- their tactic, their strategy is to try to lump it all together and say, no, this is about all the big, big numbers we're hearing about. 1.4, which is the bipartisan bill, $3 trillion for the social safety net, $2 trillion, they're giant numbers. republicans are saying, okay, we're not going to do this, but suggesting it is because of that spending. the reality is the spending that occurred previously, a lot of these republicans supported, especially during the trump administration. that's what raising the debt ceiling is to help pay for. >> exactly right. furthermore, there is a mechanism for them to pass this on the floor of the senate without a single republican vote, with

jason riley of the wall street journal, jackie alemany of the washington post, and former democratic congressman, harold ford junior. jason, the prevailing view in the white house has been that americans will judge joe biden on two key issues, first off all the economy, secondly, covid. when you have a disappointing jobs report which is blamed largely on the delta surge of the coronavirus, how damaging is that for this president? >> i think it's quite damaging. if i were the white house, i would take this very seriously. i don't think it's a blip at all. i think we've seen a trend line here dating back to the spring. and what i found most disturbing in the job numbers is the number of workers, labor force participation, there are 5 million fewer people working today than before covid and that is quite alarming and i think it has to do a lot with disincentives to go back to work. you mentioned earlier that we ended the supplemental unemployment insurance which is good. i'm not sure it was reflected in these numbers but that was the right thing to do but you still have the government s

jackie: welcome to fox news live i'm jackie ibanez in new york. a major cleanup operation under way off the southern california coast. 126,000 gallons of crude oil spilled reaching the beaches in orange county. it's no longer leaking but divers have been unable to pinpoint the source of the leak. north and south korea may be back on the road to reconciliation after a long hiatus. this follows a series of missile tests by the north. kim jong-un is shrugging off offers of dialogue with the west. i'm jackie ibanez. week. >> i had worked at nbc and cnbc and business news for 7 years before i came to fox, still had that scrappy feel, it had been a round for a few years, there was spill an energy and an edginess and a scrappiness to it was that fun and attractive to me. it fell like you could kind -- do anything. you know if you were willing to work hard enough and put yourself in to that mix, and work long hours, you could succeed. my path to fox news went through 1600 pennsylvania avenue, the white house. where i worked in the press office first deput

that's a novel legal claim. >> jackie, sadly, it falls on you to give the democrats who are watching the answer they may not want to hear to the question how long could the bannon matter conceivably draw out. >> well, it's potentially going to happen more expeditiously than what we've seen under the trump administration. that's why we see the select committee moving to hold bannon in criminal contempt versus civil contempt. the feeling amongst democrats was if you held people in criminal contempt, it's just going get referred to bill barr's justice department, which inevitably would most likely take no action to actually hold these people accountable to comply with any sort of subpoena. that being said, the timeline here is really unclear. the justice department has not indicated one way or the other what this process is going to look like. steve bannon could face potentially a year in prison or a $100,000 fine if they do decide to hold him in criminal contempt. but democrats, i have to remind you, are under some time constraints. we've heard the legal experts time and time again thr

(jackie) i've made progress with my mental health. so when i started having unintentional body movements called tardive dyskinesia... i ignored them. but when the twitching and jerking in my face and hands affected my day to day... i finally had to say, 'it's not ok.' it was time to talk to my doctor about austedo. she said that austedo helps reduce td movements in adults... while i continue with most of my mental health medications. (vo) austedo can cause depression, suicidal thoughts, or actions in patients with huntington's disease. pay close attention to and call your doctor if you become depressed, have sudden changes in mood, behaviors, feelings, or have suicidal thoughts. common side effects include inflammation of the nose and throat, insomnia and sleepiness. don't take austedo if you have liver problems, are taking reserpine, tetrabenazine, or valbenazine. austedo may cause irregular or fast heartbeat, restlessness, movements mimicking parkinson's disease, fever, stiff muscles, problems thinking, and sweating. (jackie) talk t

(jackie) i've made progress with my mental health. so when i started having unintentional body movements called tardive dyskinesia... i ignored them. but when the twitching and jerking in my face and hands affected my day to day... i finally had to say, 'it's not ok.' it was time to talk to my doctor about austedo. she said that austedo helps reduce td movements in adults... while i continue with most of my mental health medications. (vo) austedo can cause depression, suicidal thoughts, or actions in patients with huntington's disease. pay close attention to and call your doctor if you become depressed, have sudden changes in mood, behaviors, feelings, or have suicidal thoughts. common side effects include inflammation of the nose and throat, insomnia and sleepiness. don't take austedo if you have liver problems, are taking reserpine, tetrabenazine, or valbenazine. austedo may cause irregular or fast heartbeat, restlessness, movements mimicking parkinson's disease, fever, stiff muscles, problems thinking, and sweating. (jackie) talk t

also joining us, jackie al mainy, author of the early 202 newsletter. and mike schmidt is here, "new york times" washington correspondent. also an msnbc national security contributor. congressman, i start with you, and your thoughts on the retirement of someone who has to be the most effective person calling out republican hypocrisy and submission to donald trump. >> it's a major loss for the congress, nicole, and a major loss for the country. i served alongside adam kinzinger. he is an honest man. he is unafraid. he will pursue the truth wherever it leads. and the good news for the country is that he still has over a year left in congress, and i can assure you, he will use all of his resources and all of his time to continue pursuing the truth with regards to what happened on january 6th. and not just the truth, but who needs to be held accountable. so it's a big loss for the congress. by the way, adam kin zinger is not running away. he's going to remain active. he's also a kim of redistricting in illinois, which is happening all over the country. so i

(jackie) i've made progress with my mental health. so when i started having unintentional body movements called tardive dyskinesia... i ignored them. but when the twitching and jerking in my face and hands affected my day to day... i finally had to say, 'it's not ok.' it was time to talk to my doctor about austedo. she said that austedo helps reduce td movements in adults... while i continue with most of my mental health medications. (vo) austedo can cause depression, suicidal thoughts, or actions in patients with huntington's disease. pay close attention to and call your doctor if you become depressed, have sudden changes in mood, behaviors, feelings, or have suicidal thoughts. common side effects include inflammation of the nose and throat, insomnia and sleepiness. don't take austedo if you have liver problems, are taking reserpine, tetrabenazine, or valbenazine. movements mimicking parkinson's diaspr (jackie) talk to your doctor about austedo...it's time to treat td. td is not ok. visit askforaustedo.com. kim is now demonstrating h

this is the right time to help her make, which he probably better be put aside a co, jackie to pick what about thank you. i forgot to you. oh, i hm. did. did with her i yes. mm yeah. oh him to look that up for me. yeah, lucky for the for the good the dentist. yeah, and i've got a message for a lot of the just want to so the sooner for cliff off matthew young, be off of merkel matter or for to for that with i can look at my a follow up with whatever you did about i can sort of get shot to get a charter, delicate done. now you go. oh, did you get done? no, i was gonna say, hey, that is the jumbo had to see gazette at a gun. it is that it did juggle had the same gazelle at dar, hey, the guy laid the hey, how god laid day new adar, what he is ready to. so the doctor where i discussed is who images just how hm looks a little sore, but it has a clean if, if i could add it to somewhere. okay. i'd like to know someone had liam and some others demarcated, or maybe you could live channel. i'm in michigan, so humble park and i'm gonna be a tunnel at olivia. let me and i saw her now this out of hand

nobody ever hired jacky and said, you could be. they only hired me because i brought this and this and this and that's not tokenism, i had to know my craft. as well as the huge demands of the dayjob and raising three children, making time to inspire the next generation of leaders is one of her top priorities. talent is everywhere but opportunity is not. it is imperative that, as i step into a room, as i go and meet people, people see that they too can be important. i now create a door that says welcome and people of all walks of life, from all backgrounds and experiences, too, can have the opportunity. her rise to the top has not been easy, and there have been many challenges along the way. but she says the rewards have been worth it. have you always had that burning passion for tech, and to be involved in the tech world? no, i had the burning passion to change the world. you know, as i thought about the injustices that occur in life and the problems we have from an existential perspective, i always wanted to solve problems. but i

with our thanks to phil rucker, jackie yellin rainy, and paul butler. greatly appreciate the three of you starting off this new week. coming up for us, the only twice impeached florida retiree yes an 88-year-old republican senior statesman to genuflect on to him on while another trump accolade refuses to admit the election wasn't stolen. later our political experts weigh in on what's at stake for the current president, and his party, as democrats negotiate over his agenda while ronan burns. all of it as the 11th hour is just getting underway, on this monday night. night cars hitting one another.) (sfx: continued vehicle calamity.) just think, he'll be driving for real soon. every new chevy equinox comes standard with chevy safety assist, including automatic emergency braking. find new peace of mind. find new roads. chevrolet. facing expensive vitamin c creams with dull results? olay brightens it up with new olay vitamin c. gives you two times brighter skin. hydrates better than the $400 cream. we don't use just any wipe, we use dawn disinfecting wipes.

as you mentioned, jackie, it cuts the velocity dramatically. there you can see the wedge fins are ou t . >> here we see the descent, we'll expect the engine to relight, about 1,200 meters above ground level. the ground bricks have deployed. here we come "new shepard. " >> and touchdown. welcome back "new shepard." the fourth flight back and forth for that vehicle, provided a beautiful flight to space for our second human crew. wow, that gets me every time. we do this live down here in texas t sonic boom is so cool. drag brakes are folding back in as have the wedge fins. just looks like you could fuel her up and go again. >> even when you know to expect the sonic boom, it still catches you off guard every time. >> talk about a rumble. a beautiful sight of our "new shepard" rocket there in the west texas desert. but, of course, the show is not over. the cap assume is descending. we're waiting for first the drogue shoot to deploy. those are like the guide parachutes. they will subsequently be followed by the main parachutes that will first wreath

meaning and jackie part of brushing is what joan of arc is to the french calling to let them use the 14th to yell, rub here, draw you 30 funeral with it. really annoyed the bolsheviks, the bronze statue was nearly melted down as a piece of historical garbage. and it was joseph stalin himself. who saved it. it said it was his decision not to send the skelter into a furnace, but to move it closer to some battles. you've got what you thought of thinking. yes . if i did, if i had not, we need them pony it to be a medium. he bizarre key as it relates to amy and the musical stranger. yeah. to the other cars that you could i used to be right. so yes, in a start a self in life when you left guys the what is that? i've you certainly won't course to me, but i could, i missed her. ah, you'll often see tourists hanging around some battles and almost as often archeologists to they are always working on the site. the cultural less frequently revealed historical paradoxes, one after the other. just at the moment they're studying the buildings, foundations. one of your believe, all? nope, it's 70 an

(jackie) talk to your doctor about austedo...it's time to treat td. td is not ok. visit askforaustedo.com. >>> negotiations are going down to the wire to keep hollywood productions open and avoid a labor strike tomorrow's deadline is fast approaching, and so far no deal. it could mean your favorite show will be off the air within days. emily ikeda now with what's at stake. >> reporter: tonight the countdown is on with thousands of behind-the-scenes film and television workers on the brink of an unprecedented strike preparations already under way. the union at odds with producers over demands for more reasonable hours, meal and rest breaks, along with better benefits and wages. if a deal is not struck by late sunday night - >> it would shut down production throughout the united states. >> that's a big deal. >> agreed. >> wakanda forever >> reporter: the film "black panther 2" and tv shows like "jimmy kimmel live" and "la brea" among the many productions that could come to a grinding halt which may mean delays or reruns. that's because union members range from camera

reporter: he was inside a small store below jackie's apartment. the fbi says an agent deputized as a u.s. marshal was attempting to serve our rest worn it -- warrants. the eye team and obtained the surveillance video from outside the store which shows the agent pull up to the store and a run around his vehicle with his weapon drawn. the vehicle -- the video does not show what happened inside the store. special agent in discharge says cortez pulled a gun. >> in the agent went to the threshold, he gave lawful commands identifying himself with markings. cortez tried to run out of the store, bumping into the agent. the agent pushed him back. cortez took multiple steps back, at which point he withdrew a handgun. agent fired one single round, striking mr. cortez in the torso. reporter:'s girlfriend says that is not what doctors told her about how he died. >> doctors told us he was shot through his right arm and into his heart. >> that detail that makes her question what direction cortez was facing at the time. >> it could be so easy to nip this situatio

(jackie) i've made progress with my mental health. so when i started having unintentional body movements called tardive dyskinesia... i ignored them. but when the twitching and jerking in my face and hands affected my day to day... i finally had to say, 'it's not ok.' it was time to talk to my doctor about austedo. she said that austedo helps reduce td movements in adults... while i continue with most of my mental health medications. (vo) austedo can cause depression, suicidal thoughts, or actions in patients with huntington's disease. pay close attention to and call your doctor if you become depressed, have sudden changes in mood, behaviors, feelings, or have suicidal thoughts. common side effects include inflammation of the nose and throat, insomnia and sleepiness. don't take austedo if you have liver problems, are taking reserpine, tetrabenazine, or valbenazine. austedo may cause irregular or fast heartbeat, restlessness, movements mimicking parkinson's disease, fever, stiff muscles, problems thinking, and sweating. (jackie) talk t

i think jackie said it extremely well. we are not going to get -- let the good be the -- the bad be the enemy of the good. it. reporter: medicaid and on housing, did you get commitments from the president -- mrs. beatty: i'm very pleased we are going to get the things that you mentioned. housing vouchers, we are very pleased with where we are at this time. keep in mind it's not done yet. the deal is not done. we are not going -- we have to go vote. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy visit ncicap.org] >> wednesday morning attorney general marek gar lapd testifies at an oversight hearing before the senate judiciary committee. coverage begins at 2:00 eastern on c-span3. online at c-span.org. or watch full coverage on c-span now. our new video app. >> a new mobile video app from c-span. c-span now. download today. >> you can be a part of the national conversation by participatin