but i also think this is part of alexi navalny's legacy. i was in munich, like i said, i saw yuliya the night before he was killed. she had got on stage in front of us all, including the vice president and gave an incredibly moving speech. they then met. i note that that had an impression on the vice president. yuliya was then chosen to be one of the 100 most influential leaders in the world according to time magazine. you know who wrote about her? vice president harris and who called yuliya navalny today. it was vice president harris. wasn't president biden, it was vice president harris. i think when we get to know the full story, that moment in munich played a role and i think it energized the vice president to lean in the way that has been described by others. i actually think this is part of alexi's legacy today. tragically, his legacy. so i think it is very bittersweet for his colleagues but they are not forgetting the sweet part about it that some of his colleagues, some of his closest colleagues are free today. >> jillian, please wei

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before we do that, alexis, trump, i think it was today, claims to be a leader. my administration will be great for women and their reproductive rights. we laugh because of what he did to the supreme court and over hurricane turned the dobbs but there is a part that does not believe that trump will end a woman's right to choose. >> right. >> right. exactly. and i wonder, and i wonder how do you square that particular circle that he is drawing? >> i don't even know what kind of -- what kind of shape he is, it does not make sense to me because, this is still the same man that bragged about overturning roe v. wade, you know, the decision that went back to the states. none of it makes sense. i think what harris did last night in her speech, you know, really to me was the right frame. he is an undeeply serious man. he understands his party is losing because they have failed, they failed us around reproductive freedom and we are seeing registrations increase significantly among women, among women in banned states hitting positive to the democrats, the reason is that we

alexis cuenta que el delincuente ofreciÓ llevarla a su casa pero ella se negÓ.ndo te los encuentras. sugerencia importante nunca permitas que te metan dentro del carro. abre las manos, tÍrate al piso, grita, corre, todo lo que puedas. pero evita siempre que te maten al carro. vilma: Álvarez dice que cada segundo cuenta a la hora de evitar un secuestro. >> lo peor es cuandoefectivamente lo logran meter dentro de un carro. las proviene de recuperar menor con vida son muy bajas. elian: entre senda de mera lÓpez obrador se quejÓ de que sigue esperando de que guzmÁn lÓpez y zambada. tambiÉn dijo que la fiscalÍa general de mÉxico estÁ investigando este caso. el mandatario confirma el asesinato en sinaloa del menos dos personas relacionadas con zambada. maity: en mÉxico la secretarÍa de seguridad pÚblica de sonora informÓdel arresto de siete niÑos, presuntos sicarios, que trabajaban para el crimen organizado. algunas estÁn acusados de asesinato. tambiÉn incautaron varias armas de gran poder. reportera: contra la pared y bajo resguardo del ejÉrcito fue como las autorida

alexis cuenta que el delincuente ofreciÓ llevarla a su casa pero ella se negÓ.cuando te los encuentras. sugerencia importante nunca permitas que te metan dentro del carro. abre las manos, tÍrate al piso, grita, corre, todo lo que puedas. pero evita siempre que te maten al carro. vilma: Álvarez dice que cada segundo cuenta a la hora de evitar un secuestro. >> lo peor es cuandoefectivamente lo logran meter dentro de un carro. las proviene de recuperar menor con vida son muy bajas. elian: entre senda de mera lÓpez obrador se quejÓ de que sigue esperando de que guzmÁn lÓpez y zambada. tambiÉn dijo que la fiscalÍa general de mÉxico estÁ investigando este caso. el mandatario confirma el asesinato en sinaloa del menos dos personas relacionadas con zambada. maity: en mÉxico la secretarÍa de seguridad pÚblica de sonora informÓdel arresto de siete niÑos, presuntos sicarios, que trabajaban para el crimen organizado. algunas estÁn acusados de asesinato. tambiÉn incautaron varias armas de gran poder. reportera: contra la pared y bajo resguardo del ejÉrcito fue como las autor

. >> her name was alexis. >> she was the last person to see ashlea alive in the last person to leavertment. >> it's certainly someone you want to talk to. >> yes, sir. >> she and ashlea had gone to an early thanksgiving dinner. >> you had thanksgiving dinner. >> it was around 12. >> then hung around for the afternoon. >> yes. >> ashlea had to work that night. >> it was supposed to be from 7:00 p.m. until 3:00 a.m. and she agreed to come over to take care of ashlea's dog. >> she told police and then us she went back one more time after ashlea got home from work. how long did you stay? >> i stayed for an hour. >> that would make a 4:00 a.m. she was telling the truth, but before they could check her story or anyone else's for that matter, a neighbor gave the more to work with. an ex-cop named steve lee had noticed something about 6:30 a.m. you were on the deck and what did you see? >> a vehicle parked there i'd never seen before. >> what was the? >> a black infiniti. >> to the observant ex-cop, that seemed worth noting. did it stay there for a long time? >> it was there when i left for

done absolutely that alexis board and who was on the list and till the very last moment. and many of us were on that list until the very last moment they were on the list of the prisoners to be exchange and then they were deleted from that. they are being tormented. they sofa, they are hostages, i'm moving and i know i also am responsible for the life of you from my comforts. it is emotionally so difficult for me to take a comp, toner, right? these feelings what does that mean for that 2nd, this monday relation, this intrigue of the criminal. edwin, this is just to let you assign that you monk the whole. well, if a person says, i don't want to leave my country and they just send him out of the country against his will. instead of freeing those people who need the freedom, who should be sitting here, who could die in prison today or tomorrow? it is hard to take them to accept that i'm here. now. i know my decision should not be all based on an impulse. i know i have to work towards buddies freeing putting money in competitors because of the greek i and many other political

and this is been a negotiated negotiation that has been going on since before the death of alexi. nev only in february he's of course, has the russian dissident who died in a russian prison that he was to have been originally part of this prisoner exchange . and so this is something has been going on for quite some time. and joe biden, to saying they were able to pull it off with the help of alice john 100. and that was a very nice just for us from washington d. c. thank you john. well, that sounds peterson because they all are and she's, and it's tumble for us. and i believe the russian plan that was on the tarmac has now taken off the we know the status of the prison of the well as far as we know from the secure, it says sources. the swap ration has been complete. and uh, the prisoners that have been in that are being exchanged, have been through health checks. they have the necessary documentation prepared by the countries that they are going to and they are being repressed. creative corporation is from faith. then as you have also mentioned, this is the largest, the most expensive

alexis mcadams is live in new york with more appeared alexis, is the nypd giving you anything new about the sanctuary law and what is going on there? >> hey, shannon. for months, the nypd, their top brass at the department calling on the city to change its sanctuary laws because they say it is presimple. they believe it just protects repeat offenders like this guy. we have been talking about him this week appeared police jealousy raped a woman out on coney island the other day and investigators say this was not r sexual assault. but hey, it was back on the streets of new york, new york, anyway. nypd chief of control went out on the streets earlier this summer with us, i checked it out with them across the bronx, in queens, seen with the migrant crisis has done to the streets of new york. watch. >> 200,000 migrants have come to the city, give or take. a small portion did not come for the american dream. they came here to prey on new yorkers. we need an option, if you go through the system, to reach out to i.c.e. >> they want to work with i.c.e. because said on x, failing to act on people

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alexis mcadams is live in new york with campaigns. alexis? >> hey, trace. we know j.d. vance was just on the stage moments ago in the walkie wisconsin talking to that crowd about a variety of topics, saying kamala harris and walz just have to do more interviews. we have seen a very different campaign strategy from former president trump who has been talking to the press a lot. some are pushing for the former president to be more disciplined, telling him to stick to policy, but hey, trump has its own plan. watch. >> harris has does to declared tackling inflation oba day one priority. it will be day one. the day one really for kamala was through .5 years ago. where has she been? and why hasn't she done it? why hasn't she done it? >> we will have to see what she says today about her plan for the economy. trump hit on inflation some more appeared national security and border security, just to name aw topics, saying he is open to campaign it with his former rival nikki haley with more on "special report" of bret baier, who says republicans need to stop whining about kamala h

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correspondent alexis mcadams shows us from new york. good evening, alexis. >> mike, good evening.is a first look tonight new police body camera video from butler, pennsylvania. i was there on the ground that day. these clips give you a much different scene and much different look. this coming as the former president was nearly assassinated on that stage. in this body camera video you can hear one officer livid saying he told the secret service to secure that roof top that the secret service ended up firing from but said they didn't listen. >> i told [bleep] them they need to post the [bleep] guys over here. i told them that [bleep]. >> who. >> the secret service [bleep] i told them that tuesday. i told them to poet [bleep] guys over here. >> so there you can see the moments right before the shooting where officers are trying to also boost each other up to get on top of that roof top. it was in that moment that one officer says he did see the gunman who pointed his weapon at him. so he dropped down to avoid being shot. then that gunman opened fire into the crowd. let's take a look

this is something that i guess, alexi, the former president is going to have a tough time convincingple what his position is dogmatically, one way or another. >> it is crazy. kudos to dasha for getting him on the record saying something that is as crazy as the most extreme positions he has taken on women and reproductive rights. talk talk about a political palestinian flop. he he thinks it is suddenly politically expedient to say he'll protect women if he's re-elected, he'll pay for ivf treatments when his running mate is, you know, dumping on women who don't have their own biological children, when republicans in the mold of his party have become so extreme that they are coming after birth control, mifepristone, ivf, splitting hairs on different procedures that women and families need to take in desperate times to save lives to be able to even have a family. it is a complete joke. he's a complete joke when he talks about women's rights and reproductive rights and we should absolutely not believe him when he says that he will pay or have the government pay for ivf treatments, because

i, alexy semansky, then he was the metropolitan of leningrad and novgorod, here we are now standing,n the choir of the church, here are the two rooms that he occupied during the entire blockade period. during the bombing of the city, the cathedral was badly damaged, even one of the miracles during the war is known, one fragment almost killed metropolitan alexy. the saint left his office to the place where he had just stood, a shell fell from the nearby. lord, save, preserve all those who have already died at home, give strength to the movement to work. on an empty unfamiliar road, lord, save, save the light of the meaning of life that is looking for you, sow joy in his heart, for strangers and those closest to you, lord, lord, lord, save, save, lord, lord, lord, save, save, lord, save, save, those who have lost their way, who have lost their hearts, let them not... let them be cold, let them be warmed by the fire of your goodness. lord, send us all love, peace in our souls and such grace that, rising above the earth, we would thank for earthly life. lord, lord, lord, save, protect, l

will call it the moscow church in general, because... their patriarchs were commemorated there, first alexy was there, then cyril, they exerted political influence, they exerted financial influence, they cultivated oligarchs, they cultivated politicians, they campaigned for one or another politician simply in their churches, and for a long time it was all perceived as, well, this is the choice of the people, we have this and that church, ukrainian there is a conditional orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate, and even a full-scale invasion. thousands of ukrainians killed, priests killed, by the way, the blessing by the moscow church of the weapons with which ukrainians were killed, all this did not immediately give rise to a decision to ban this church in ukraine, why could not it all be born for so long, why could they not simply put an end to it, and before that, in your opinion, the people who got rid of this moscow word will be tormented by its absence for a long time, as they say, or will they, if want god, they will come to you, to epiphanius, to other priests, and listen to the w

i will confuse it with the moscow one, because their patriarchs were commemorated there, first alexy was there, then cyril, and they exerted political influence, they exerted financial influence, they cultivated oligarchs, they cultivated politicians, they campaigned for certain politicians simply in their churches , and - for a long time it was all perceived as, well, this is the choice of the people, we have such and such a church, the ukrainian orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate and... even a full-scale invasion of a thousand killed ukrainians, killed priests, by the way, the blessing of the moscow church, the weapons with which ukrainians were killed, all this did not immediately give rise to a decision to ban this church in ukraine, why it took so long for all this not to develop, why they could not simply put an end to it, and besides, in your opinion, people... who have gotten rid of or will get rid of this moscow word, they will be tormented by its absence for a long time, as they say, or if they want god, they will come to you, to epiphany, to other priests, and will

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fox's alexis mcadams with the details.> hey, laura millett happening the new york crime front in new york city after investigators say that the migrant bars after raping a woman in coney island and not the first time arista bureau the mug shot on the screen, daniel, who investigators say raping 846-year-old woman by throwing on the ground and attacking in coney island sent it on. last year the 24-year-old busted for allegedly doing the same thing at a brooklyn shelter. this comes as police searched for the person who stabbed 26-year-old man in the stomach outside of different migrant shelter on randall's island yesterday and just a few weeks ago the migrant woman shot and killed in the same area. so a lot abney and people who live around here are fed up. >> they destroy everything and it is a disaster here. absolutely a disaster. i don't have words to explain. >> news tonight fox learns one migrant who attacked two nypd officers is back behind bars again. you remember this video and this time this man accused of stealing t

mcadams has breaking details alexis this is what we've been waiting for. >> reporter: that's right these are some of the new clips we are seeing from the police department back body cam video that came in short time ago showing really how chaotic it was after the former president was nearly assassinated while speaking on stage in butler, pennsylvania. it was that they we knew some of the people in the crouch had to get out and get to safety act but seeing it from this angle gives you a different perspective. there are a dozen deal clips released just now from local authorities and some of it we will show you what was going on in the moments afterward included in the scene butler, pennsylvania,. stick a look. >> young mike. on the wall. i put my head in front of him bro. he's got mad [bleep] >> so you can see just how this played out. you can hear the one officer and we've talked about shannon who tried to get up on the roof, i guess he was boosted up there by a coworker. he saw the gunman up there then dropped because he said, hey, this guy has a backpack and a weapon. he could have blow

and these are negotiations that have gone on since before the death of a of alexi. nev only in february of 2024. this is a very long the ongoing transaction, but again, not a reset of relations between the 2 countries. don't you say it's transactional, but it is also, as biden has been describing it, a huge piece of diplomacy for his administration of feats, but his administration could do with right now. that's right, president biden in announcing that he was not going to run for a 2nd term. it mentioned that one of the priorities of his administration was to return prisoners who are americans from other countries, including russia and, and this is a major victory for the, by the administration. in that respect, of course, you know, they do, they, there is a reciprocal agreement hearing which russia gets much of what they want. there's some 26 prisoners being exchanged, but you can bet that prison vitamins will be speaking soon. we do expect to hear from him at any time now and, and i suspect he will be pointing out. this is one of the major priorities. if his administration. and if we

alexis gracias por ese informe.os? finalmente está aquí. el viernes también las temperaturas un poco más frescas, especialmente para nuestros amigos en el área de la bahía. y todo esto es debido a este sistema que se empezó a formar hacia el norte del estado. se espera que traiga nubosidad, descenso en las temperaturas, pero también algunos impactos. actualmente estamos viendo en el condado de shasta y lluvia que se mantendrá una vigilancia de inundaciones repentinas. en efecto, hasta el sábado a eso de las 11:00. así que si tienen planes de viajar cerca de esta zona. cabe mencionar sobre esta vigilancia para nuestros amigos cerca de la costa se espera que mañana por la mayor parte, sea un día nublado. veremos máximas solo en los 70, entonces se mantendrán esas temperaturas máximas debajo del promedio normal 71 en concord, 75 en san josé, y se tiene planes de estar cerca de la zona de sacramento condiciones similares. mira nada más en sacramento máximas solo en esos 70. para nuestros amigos hacia el interior de cali

fox's alexis mcadams is here with all the details. alexis? a lot happening on the migrant crime front in new york city. migrant behind bars in new york after investigators say he raped a woman out in coney island and that's not the first time he has been arrested. this is look at mugshot there on your screen. that's daniel banon who investigators say raped a 46-year-old woman throw her to the ground and attacking her on connieconey island saturday nig. 24-year-old allegedly busted for doing the same brooklyn shelter. this comes as the police look for a foreign stabbed 26-year-old man outside of a different migrant shelter on randall's island yesterday. in just a few weeks ago, this migrant woman was shot and killed in the same area. so a lot happening and people who live around here are fed up. >> it's destroying everything because of this here. absolutely disaster. i don't care what explain all of this. >> new tonight fox has learned one of the migrants who police say attacked two nypd officers earlier this year is back behind bars yet again

alexis thank you very much. former president trump is going on the attack against the justice department and accusing them of political persecution and his mar lago documents case. jonathan turley weighs in on this breaking story next. oh, why leaffilter? it's well designed, efficient, i appreciate that. leaffilter's technology keeps debris out of your gutters for good, guaranteed. what more could you ask for? call 833.leaf.filter today, or visit leaffilter.com. >> ♪ ♪ >> martha: former president and current gop candidate president trump planning to sue the justice department now for $100 million over the raid on his home mar-a-lago in florida that led to the indictment and classified documents case. he's accusing the front of "political persecution capital no comment on the ship from the justice department. is bringing us additional law attorney jonathan turley, dw glover foster and fox news contributor. always great to have you with us. does he have a case here? what do you think? >> i think he's going to find

alexis, what have you found?a, we are taking a brand new look at new body camera video of the local police in butler, pennsylvania as you just laid out. still more questions than answers. same thing again tonight with these clips that show just how a chaotic things were after former president trump w was nearly sht and killed on stage. bun officer was livid he told the secret service to secure the roof top that the suspect fired from but the secret service didn't listen. >> i [bleep] told them they needed to post the guys over here. i told them that the [bleep] >> who? >> the secret service. >> i told them that [bleep] tuesday. i told them to post [bleep] guys over here. >> here can you see the moments before the shooting officers trying to boost environmental protection agency other up on hands with the roof top. we had heard about it on video. this is 30 seconds before trump was shot. so these were critical moments. that was when one officer who was a local cop said he saw the gunman up on the roof but saw him

and i don't think alexis kind of told lawrence story without keen attention to place. it's of our colleagues. the regular at savoy says. everything takes place, right? everything happens and it happens in place. it happens in a context. it happens in an ecology. it happens on a certain piece of land that happens near a particular waterways, which all interact with one another and every other living thing. and so non-living things to create a vibrant energetic web of existence. so harriet tubman comes out of that place on the eastern shore of the chesapeake in maryland, and this place shaped her. it formed her. it taught her how to do those things that we associate with her, an underground railroad. that period of her life, it's the place where, of course, she learned the waterway. she learned the woods she learned to read the night skies, especially probably from her father. but there's another dimension to the environment and climate change in place that i want to slip in here. and martha already pointed to it and that is harriet tubman's place is changing and it's ch

isn't that right, alexi? >> it can't be stopped. the future is blood.ripped of its decadence while the people run screaming to their doom. their children onto the seven generations, cursing our names, and the dark messiah trump that brought about this glorious ecstasy! >> thanks, alexi. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> desi: when we come back, we'll find out if politicians should be even older. so don't go away. [cheers and applause] your wyndham is waiting... because you earned it after months on the road with the travel hockey team. and since chances are you're about 10 minutes from a hotel by wyndham, you can keep earning and redeeming points towards free nights. wyndham rewards. get the lowest price at wyndhamrewards.com j balvin! hey, you! hey! get over here! what are you wearing tonight? umm... cheetos, cheetos, cheetos, cheetos and cheetos. oh... ok! (♪♪) (♪♪) there's an electrified vehicle for everyone to fall in love with. get offers on select models at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. popeyes big box is back for just $6.99. when you're hu

germany's willingness to send him began as an attempt to try to release alexi navalny.al was initially agreed upon in early february. but before alexi navalny's name could be offered to russia, he died in a russian penal colony. official said they negotiated for months including a letter from biden a germany finally agreed to release him in return for some of alexi navalny's former alliein detention. russia is also releasing a well-known human rights defender and political prisoners. jailed for criticizing the war in ukraine. all of whom get new lives in germany. pres. biden: they stood up for democracy and human rights. the united states help secure their release as well. >> not all americans got out. army staff sergeant gordon black will remain in russian detention. as well an american teacher, convicted and sentenced to 14 years in prison in 2022. his mother met with donald trump in butler, pennsylvania the same day of his failed assassination attempt. as for those released, vladimir putin welcomed the russian spies and their families home. the american families felt

alexis mcadams is live in new york city. alexis, what's next in the case? >> hi, john. but we have been talking about this for months, and it hasn't been just harvard university. harvard has tried for months to get this case dropped. a judge saying no way that's going to happen. one of the students from harvard is saying the university in this legal battle is just shining a light on a bigger problem. >> hypocrisy of the double standard of the ephrata summit is a is there from day one and every day since it has been another scandal, another story, another way where harvard gaslight its jewish student population. >> back in january, six jewish students at harvard filed this lawsuit its plan and they just safe on campus because the school didn't do enough to stop anti-semitism. the lawsuit claims the ivy league school didn't public know might punish students, didn't punish teachers who led those protest that some considered anti-semitic. they set up those in encampments and the students felt there waso recourse for what is going on. a judge finding evidence harvard failed

mr. alexi smirnoff, for his part, updates the presidents on the latest as well as how things are being handled from the moments of the early morning attack. on the 6th of august, up to the present moment, saying that the administration working around the clock since ukrainian forces have been firing indiscriminate really, really a civilian infrastructure including medical vehicles. he said that all the vehicles have been used to evacuate civilians in high risk areas. 3 trains have been sent to help show to people and evacuate them also. but he's hoping through all the measures being rolled out to support all of those affected with the cost region, also requesting from the presidents that those who have been evacuated. i receive a one time payment of $10000.00 roubles each, which the president agreed to and or, and also said that additional medical facilities have it being deployed to the region will kick me fully updated on any further updates regarding the situation in cost. okay, i have looked at the $600.00 troops in the coast region since russian forces begun to repel the latest bu

alexis. >> reporter: hey, neil.an check it out behind me here in pennsylvania as they get excited and ready for the former president to take the stage here in just a few hours. they're selling t-shirts, they have their flags, climb of that similar thing we see at all those trump rallies, and the crowd does continue to grow. the former president is going to to hammer kamala harris not just on inflation, but just overall her economic policy. watch. >> if she wins, your finances and your country will never recover. you're never going to recover. a radical left person wants to put price controls all a over the place which will end up driving up your prices, not down your prices. >> reporter: but kamala harris and her team, neil, say they're confident their plan's going to help everyday americans. >> when i am elected president, i will make it a top the priority to bring down costs and increase economic security for all americans. if as president, i will take on the high costs that matter most to most americans. now comp

correspondent alexis mcadams is near a migrant shelter on randles island. good evening, alexis. >> bret, good evening, a lot happening today in new york city just in the migrant crime front. we can tell that you a short time ago, investigators telling us that a migrant is now behind bars in new york city after they say he raped a woman out near coney island and this was not his first arrest. we want to put up his mugshot there on the screen. that's daniel davon -- investigators telling us he threw a 46-year-old woman to the ground on coney island sunday night and sexually assaulted her. last year the 24-year-old was busted for allegedly sexually assaulting someone else at a brooklyn shelter. this comes as police search for the person who stabbed a 26-year-old man in the stomach at a different migrant shelter on randall's island yesterday. and just a few weeks ago, this migrant woman you are looking at was shot and killed in the same area. migrants who live at the shelter tell me it's not safe. >> [speaking spanish] >> and now migrants are setting up areas l

alexis, thank you very much. now this.dreds of suspected cartel drones are reportedly flying near the southern border. some of them may be carrying explosives. congressman pat follow on, republican from texas joins me now. what are you going to do about this , congressman? >> stuart, you know, we've seen over the last three and a half years an absolute failure, no commitment from the biden administration to secure the damn border. we've had over 10 million illegals crossing it so we've got, you just said a thousand drones a month and the cartels are amongst themselves, you know, always jockeying for a position. go ahead. stuart: they got these drones i guess on the mexican side of the border but we can't shoot them down, can we? >> no, not if they are on the mexican side but once they cross the border of course we could do that. stuart: do we? >> but will joe biden do that? that's the thing. no. i'm not aware of any because we're not posturing and we're not coming from a position of strength because joe biden is letting th

good morning, alexis. >> good morning, rhiannon.llions expected to take to the roads this labor day weekend, timing is everything. so, today experts say try to avoid the morning, and plan on heading out after 12:00 p.m. tomorrow it's best to leave before noon, and if you're coming home on monday, travel before 10:00. if you are making it an extended holiday weekend, the best time to travel, tuesday after 1:00 p.m. and when you go to fill up this labor day weekend, you'll be paying the lowest gas prices in about three years. according to aaa, the national average for a gallon of regular now $3.33. that's more than 50 cents cheaper than a year ago when gas averaged $3.82 a gallon, and that relief at the pump may stick around for a while. according to gas buddy, prices could dip below $3 this fall as gas stations switch to less expensive winter blends of gasoline later this month. whit? >> whit: all right. alexis, thank you so much. >>> we turn now to the tributes pouring in this morning for nhl star johnny gaudreau and his brother. bo

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and even, even, even if he is alexis as possible, he will. he be inaugurated george. will it be another piece like that? that's right. and i mean, we'd already know this because he's adding to the hysteria that if the democrats do come to the house, they will not certified the result. this is something that they've already said they will not certify the result is that it's entirely dependent on the republicans taking the house. we're trying to be installed as president. and, you know, even if he is the president, we're going to get full years of this. and really lives with the, you know, there's a lot of training now in recent years of assassinations. i mean, russell, it was only weeks ago we were talking about this estimation of time, phone robust fits. so, um, you know, the, we had the, uh, the assassination attempts at the leave, the congressional bowl game that was in 2017. we had them fascination of the time from them, the supreme court justices kind of on a. so they were using all of these events are good, the direct result of the if you scenario that is being a

host: alexis did mention portland. can you clarify what your drug policy would be? guest: i am for full decriminalization. the way portland handled it has been a bit haphazard, but the truth is that you should own your body. should put what you want into your body. and i think the biggest problem we see in terms of drugs is overdose. much of that is the opiate crisis. the reason why is because fentanyl gets brought here and they press it into a pill to look like a xanax. people don't know what they're taking in they end up overdosing on it. the nation of portugal, which decriminalized the drugs, if you have a drug you can take it to a pharmacist and tested to know if there is fentanyl or anything else in it. or mutual aid programs like share the stigma in oklahoma, that passed out free narcan and fentanyl testing strips and can help gain the trust to find their way into a rehab. these are steps we can do to reduce drug addiction across the country, but also say, if you are not harming anybody you should be able to do what you want with your body and we should not ha

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former arsenal and manchester united forward alexis sanchez has rejoined udinese on a free transfer —s released by inter milan when his contract expired injuly. and golfer graeme mcdowell has been suspended for one liv golf tournament — after violating the tour�*s anti—doping policy. the former us open champion has also been fined 125,000 dollars after using a decongestant which includes a banned substance. he'll miss this week's event in west virginia and is eligible to return to competition in chicago next month. and back to the olympics to end the programme. from paris to pakistan as one gold medallist received a hero's welcome as he returned home. arshad nadeem won pakistan's first ever track and field gold medal at the games — with and olympic record throw of 92.97 metres in the men's javelin. on his return to his hometown in punjab, nadeem was given an open top bus — and was greeted by large crowds — whilst federal and provincial ministers were also on hand to greet him. and that is all from us — there'll no doubt be more scenes like that as medal winning olympians from all acro

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alexis, wow, the shocking report. we thank you for. thank. we appreciate it. all right. now tonight, we are learning toni detailsg detail about the foiled terrorist attacks planned against taylor swiftt th at her concerts in austria. pretty chilling stuff. concs say that bomb making materials were founds in the homes of two suspects arrested yesterday and onem of them reportedly told authorities they hope to kill both himself and as many other people as outside of the stadium using knives and bombs . both men also appeared to be als radicalized by isis and al qaeda. now, materials from both groups were found in their homes. now, if any of this sounds a bit familiar, that could own be because your own fbi fbs,ctor in this country has us, what, five times before congress that this exact coulde. unfold right here? look, i have also been veryl abu vocal about the fact that sincen and this is really since the last time i appeared befor e that, we are increasingly concerned about the possibilit y of the not just of a of a foreign terrorist inspired veryu attack, which is very

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former arsenal and manchester united forward alexis sanchez has rejoined udinese on a free transfer,35—year—old was released by inter milan when his contract expired injuly. and golfer graeme mcdowell has been suspended for one liv golf tournament, after violating the tour�*s anti—doping policy. the former us open champion has also been fined $125,000, after using a decongestant, which includes a banned substance. he'll miss this week's event in west virginia, and is eligible to return to competition in chicago next month. and back to the olympics, to end the programme. from paris to pakistan, as one gold medallist received a hero's welcome as he returned home. arshad nadeem won pakistan's first ever track and field gold medal at the games, with and olympic record throw of 92.97 metres in the men's javelin, which put him ahead of the tokyo champion, india's neeraj chopra. nadeem, on his return to his hometown in punjab, was given an open top bus parade and greeted by large crowds. a great moment for him. and that is all from us. there'll no doubt be more scenes like that as medal win

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