>> three big stories is our starting with president biden trying to put a positive spin on the september jobs report. >> the economy adding 145,000 jobs far below the 500,000 the analyst predicted. as supply chain shortages are battling the economy helping lure the presidents poll numbers. welcome to fox's life i am arthel neville. >> thank you for joining us on the saturday i am eric shawn.

>> the big stories we are following is our authority stepping up their search for brian laundrie in the four-day nature preserve as investigators are offering in details not only his disappearance but on their search for new clues. the surge of migrants continues some have stopped across the southern border intercountry next could detain more than 650 people packed into tractor-trailers this is the top biden the administration officials traveled to mexico city yesterday to discuss security of mexican officials but will that stop the flow. fox team coverage bill melugin in texas with a wave migrants and what's expected. steve harrigan in northport florida on the manhattan for brian laundrie let's go to marco meadows live in delaware where the president is spending his weekend. >> good afternoon to you it was

fascinating one job reports from the labor department but two very different reactions based on the political spectrum there is no doubt that president biden is facing a few headwinds on his economic agenda we seen that an issue with congress and now the data that shows us exactly where we are the labor department in the month of september employers added 194,000 jobs that is now strong but economists were expecting that number to be a lot larger they were expecting 500,000 jobs will be added last month we had a chance to break it down and see where these jobs were added throughout the country and of course it gives us a different snapshot, if you look at the numbers 74000 in jobs and leisure and hospitality from 60000 added to professional and business services there were job losses in the month of september that includes local and state education as well as healthcare. >> we've added 5 million jobs to the economy, 500,000 over the last three months certainly we know we have work to do there is

no question i'm knocking to sugarcoat what we have to do but we have more to do. >> the polls seem to indicate that that is the case, the survey that came out from earlier this month shows 53% of people surveyed disapprove of how the president is handling the job comparing that to 38% approved we have seen the poll numbers continue to slide down throughout the year ever since he took office in january and what is interesting the white house was convinced once the pandemic was more under control once vaccination rates have increases the number of cases they could focus on the domestic agenda but we have seen that agenda get stalled in congress earlier today the president addressed the democrat virtually for the fall dnc meeting and he basically said the party was united in 2020 and it will have to be united in 2022 if they will keep the majority with the house and the senate. when we look at the poll numbers how the president is doing not just overall the immigration of what's going on with the economy

and even coronavirus it shows the president still has an uphill battle helping democrats going into the upcoming elections. eric: in a few moments we will talk to nancy mason about what the job numbers mean, what the biden administration trillion dollars spending plan means and how that affects that. arthel: right now details in the search for brian laundrie police confirm to fox news the cell phone that he and gabby petito were using during the cross-country trip have not been located crusade the water is receding for the search for brian laundrie enters the fourth week. steve harrigan back on the story in northport florida. >> that is right at 24000-acre nature preserve most of it is covered with water that water has receded considerably making

the manhattan somewhat easier but they have said there is no sighting of brian laundrie and no campsites discovered the police on the defensive saying they did everything possible to keep an eye on brian laundrie in the days before he disappeared early in september they said they had him under legal surveillance doing everything that they could this small community has gotten tremendous attention a lot of people driving by to get a look at the house there was even a flame overhead with a banner saying bring injustice for gabby it's quite a bit of attention but the mayor still contends the community is pulling together. >> this community has faced tragedy before and they always rally around in support of each other because we are a community. >> there is a makeshift memorial for gabby list taken a hit from elements they plan to turn that

into something permanent in the days ahead. back to you. arthel: steve harrigan live in northport. thank you so much. eric: now to the humanitarian crisis, mexican officials had detained more than 600 migrants packed in several trucks this comes as a secretary of state entity lincoln met with the president of mexico yesterday to hammer out a security agreement with the country, will it stop the flow, bill melugin in texas with the very latest there. >> good afternoon the people who continue to benefit the most from the border crisis are the cartels and human smugglers making a killing of all the people trying to get here, you just mention this is in northeast mexico where the national guard encountered 650 central american migrants who were smuggled up to the u.s. border they were in storage

units and trucks that were being driven up, the national guard found these people because they heard sounds coming from one of the trailers they used x-rays and found all the people hiding inside 198 and accompany children alone children inside the trailers and ultimately four people got arrested for human smuggling but more than 650 people out where we are we went out with republican senator out of tennessee marsha blackburn was getting a tour of the area she got taken to the hotspots. [inaudible] >> they fall on the biden demonstration policy they have a good chance of being released into the country with a future court date the senator not missing her words on how she feels about the president's handling of the crisis, take a listen. >> the president has not been to

the border and he owes it to the citizens and all of the states that are on the us-mexico border to come here he owes it to every u.s. citizen. >> yesterday as the big bust in mexico happened anthony blinken, dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas and aaron garland were in mexico meeting with the mexican government having high level security talks like cartels, drugs, border issues but noticeably absent from the meeting with the vice president kamala harris, she was in new jersey at a daycare center playing with children she ended up going to a testing site for covid-19 as well she has not been to the border since el paso in late june where she made her infamous comments that there was extreme progress being made and as we wrap up take a live look at the fox drone this is the

trump border wall that was being built in the way of texas one of the busiest spots along the border only half-mile got built yesterday dhs announced they are canceling all remaining border wall contracts in the rio grande valley even though it is paid for taxpayers on the hook, this half-mile is not going to grow any further the biden administration since i don't believe in the border wall and they want to invest in smarter security options. eric: it's pretty windy where you are but one quick question were gonna have another inflow of haitians, maybe 60000 on their way? >> that's right where they're getting the number earlier this year panama city 80000 haitians who came into panama that they know about, 20000 already arrived in the united states. there are 60000 still out there

trying to head north through new mexico. eric: see you in a bit. thank you. arthel: as we mentioned top biden officials traveled to mexico yesterday to meet with officials on border security you heard of bill melugin the player of secretary of state anthony blinken homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas, u.s. attorney general merrick garland and mexican president, the two nations have a new plan to tackle cartel, drugs and guns pledging to work together, secretary blinken saying it's time for a comprehensive new approach to security cooperation as equal partners, the president tweeting and optimistic message following the meeting he also invited president biden to visit, enter dhs canceled border wall contracts in the busiest sectors lots to get to art del

cueto president of the national border patrol council, may i call you art to make it easy? >> of course you can it is vice president i don't want the president getting mad. arthel: you can call me art as well, we'll get to the border wall and a second but based on your knowledge of the meeting and the updated record was there any constructive conversation and communication did this meeting make a difference will it make a difference. >> i don't know what went on in the meeting but since 2007 to now the united states has given mexico over $3 billion to help with the violence in the cartels. at this point not much is helped and wondering where the money went and we assisted in training and helping them with how to fix some of their own border problems but when you see so many individuals across mexico

make their way to our southern border and into the united states he wonder what have they have been doing and that's part of the problem this is nothing more than a dog and pony show in order to distract people from what is happening at the border and you have to remember one of the biggest drug cartels in mexico was formed by individuals within their own military that defected and many were framed by the united states themselves. arthel: besides following the money that 30 been given to mexico what do you think should be on the to do list that secretary and attorney general will take back to washington in terms of immediate work in midway and long work orders. >> they have to concentrate on something in the united states they have to concentrate on training agents in our own law enforcement using the money and things that actually work.

you hear so much talk about the border wall it is something that has worked it helps deter individuals from entering our country and stop individuals and assist agents that are working the line in order to make it through the areas the apprehend those that try to cross at the same time you have to fix it with policies you have to bring back the remaining mexico you need to get rid of the initiative to want these individuals to come into the united states. the u.s. has created a magnet for illegal immigrants to enter the united states and at the same time the cartels have taken advantage because they know what

they can do and where they can distract people and that helps them get their products are crossed. so much heroin, but no coming across all because this administration is too busy doing dog and pony shows in mexico or the border or kamala harris coming down el paso and grabbing lunch and heading back saying there's no problem instead of seeing the issues that are happening in caring about the people living in america, that's the future of her country sit down and say this is what happens this is what needs to be done forget past politics and their hatred towards alaska administration. >> listen the whole idea that we have to get this problem fixed and certainly it is sitting on their desk we understand that. that said what percentage of the solution relies on cooperation on congress is that where were going to find roadblocks to any solution? >> we are finding roadblocks everywhere, secretary mallorca needs to speak up, they see what is happening there down here all the time they have direct lines they see what agents are going through this administration is

worried about mandating agents to vaccines knowing summer gonna lead the agency then they are protecting our borders. that's where the problem is there more constraints with having agents lose their jobs then removing agents and people in this country illegally. arthel: what should they do right now if they could pick up the phone and call the president and the vice president would you tell them. >> bring back remaining mexico policy because it worked, that is a big issue they need to send immigration judges and asylum to the border so they can fast-track these cases and see that their false claims instead of allowing people to stay in the united states for many years, never seen their cases and the ones that are seen in nor going to the court and get released into the united states. that's what needs to be done. arthel: that is a good list i hope that they hear you. thank you. arthel: in washington the showdown over the spending rages

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arthel: the most restrictive abortion law in the country is back in effect a federal appeals reinstating the fetal heartbeat law texas attorney general ken paxton appealed after a lower court suspended wednesday it banned abortions after heartbeat is detected usually six weeks into presidency in a constitutional question by incentivizing citizens to sue citizens or providers or anyone suspected of helping a woman get an abortion. eric: the washington democrats are closer to a deal on president biden spending bill house progressives that share the caucus pramila jayapal

trying to stick with the original 3 trillion-dollar price tag after they called for something in the range of $2 trillion cutting it down a bit more and more red flags are waiting on the economy the abysmal september jobs report coming as inflation the prices of gas and groceries keep writing what does this mean republican congressman of south carolina joined us, good to see you. we get this jobs report at the same time trillions of dollars on the line in washington that the democrats want to pass, when is this going to happen. >> it's hard to say there's a lot of uncertainty in washington as you can imagine with the democrats and most of america.president biden when he was elected he would be moderate left of center president and is gone full on socialist with progressives like jayapal, aoc and bernie sanders writing the budget and have a massive shopping spree of socialist program in the united states they are trying to force their way through without working with

anybody and it's an untenable position then you have the jobs report this is a terrible jobs report before there is mass layoffs by individuals who do not get vaccinated i talked to business owners throughout south carolina many industries it is going to get worse because of 3l not get vaccinated then we have a vote on tuesday over the debt ceiling hike, it is a total mess. arthel: talk about the bill before they get into the debt ceiling, it's going to help american bill back america better, add jobs, help the infrastructure help people with childcare and other top of needs, what is your answer to that. >> as you mentioned earlier the rate of inflation historic levels far worse than where we were this time in 2008 during the recession with the cost of everything going up when you have the spending that they're talking about historic levels

never been done before it will require the highest tax hike in american history and make inflation worse and it's a form of taxation and it will hit hard working families whose incomes are not matching the rate of inflation in this country that math does not work i don't see how they could do it but they have the rest of the year to figured out. arthel: it may be for mostly music $175 a month and increase. >> ronald reagan said what's the best way to create something in eternity to create a federal government program once we create these we cannot take it back and that's why you see year-over-year congress going back to raise the debt ceiling because they cannot afford to cut spending in many of these programs. arthel: let me show you one of my favorites we try to show you this as often as it can, recently president clinton got it down, look at that it's going

up at the same time this is going up listen to what jason smith of missouri said earlier on fox news about the democratic colleagues on the house budget committee. >> are coming up with crazy ideas like my counterpart on the house budget committee wants to increase the debt a gazillion dollars that's what he said i want to increase a gazillion yet other democrats wanting to create a gold coin from the u.s. treasury worth $1 trillion there unrealistic approaches of the debt limit shows they do not have any respect for americans in their tax dollars. .eric: a gazillion dollars referring to the chairman saying why have a debt ceiling let us spend a gazillion dollars, joining me now talking about a trillion dollar coin why should there be a debt ceiling. >> they are off the rails when i

think of the debt ceiling i think of my kids i'm a single mom and my kids come home from school and say we overspent our allowance at gamestop again i'm not going to rush to get a platinum unlimited credit card that they can spend whatever they want and for 280, credit card companies would never operate this way and when consumers are held accountable for their debt limit and credit limit they are unable to do so but when the federal government does it we increase it no repercussions and no one is held accountable spending is never cut and you have janet yellen telling the american people there is a false choice that we must increase the debt limit and we do not have to we should cut spending and reduce it in for going to increase the debt ceiling then we have a plan that would balance the budget and cut spending and be much more responsible stewards of the hard-working tax dollars that were getting year-over-year and record amounts. arthel: that is the debate in

the issue, with all due respect is apparent. a trillion dollar coin for gamestop, your kids, they would love you they would say thank you mom. >> they would be sending me to the moon rocket emojis that's what they would be doing. eric: don't do it we have to live within the budget, including folks out of the washington, d.c. good to see you. arthel: after china's historic force against taiwan the chinese president now saying reunification with the island nation will and must be achieved asian expert warding chain joins us next with his analysis.

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arthel: change and paying calling for a peaceful reunification with taiwan during

a speech to mark 110 years since the founding of the people's republic of china this afternoon nearly 150 chinese fighter jets have flown into taiwan air defense in the past week or so let's bring in gordon chang the senior fellow at the stone institute and author of the coming collapse of china and the great u.s. china tech court, taiwan's defense minister says military tensions with china are at their worst and more than 40 years, as you all know absorbing taiwan has been on she asian pings bucket list for a long time, why now and what's in it for china. >> there is two reasons on why now, after the fall of coble the chinese don't believe the u.s. can oppose them but even more important than that there is severe trouble inside the chinese political system xi

jinping is under attack from other leaders because of his policies are considered to be failures he needs an enemy and is trying to divert not only the senior chinese leadership but the chinese people picking on taiwan. arthel: does this put the u.s. in a geopolitical predicament or a military conflict with china? >> certainly a potential military conflict because china is pushing us we have seen the planes fly through taiwan's defense zone tomorrow is taiwan's national day but we could see china do more provocative i tend to think they want for a number of reasons with the chinese have a way of surprising us whether a planned invasion or an accident that leads to something worse, yes we have to be prepared. arthel: or a planned accident, taiwan operates as a democracy explain why the fuss over taiwan

speech engine. >> xi jinping talks about reunification with the people's republic has never ruled taiwan and some scholars say no chinese ruler has ever exercised sovereignty over taiwan they were ruled by beijing over the dynasty but they believed they were foreign, people in taiwan believe they are not chinese and self identification surveys show 83% believe their taiwanese only and that means island believes has a culture and an economy in the political system separate from the people's republic. arthel: taiwanese president is scheduled to deliver an address on which you mentioned later today local time, she is going to respond to china's aggression. what is best for taiwan?

>> the best for taiwan is to stay where it is and have the u.s. defendant. right now for decades you had taiwanese leaders shrug off comments from chinese rulers from xi jinping but over the last two weeks we have seen alarm the defense minister the foreign minister and the president herself they talked in tones that we had not heard so we've got to be concerned they know what's going on in their signaling to the rest of the world that this is become an emergency. arthel: and they know what's going on in the u.s. and the politics are broken so nobody can agree on anything and as you said they saw the disastrous fall of kabul in short order and i also read any can correct me if i'm wrong recent military gains between china and the u.s. in the u.s. did not have a strong showing as they normally do so china thinks they are big will even now.

arthel: all of the tabletop exercises that the pentagon conducts china always takes taiwan there is a lot of reasons to believe that china will institute an invasion but nonetheless they have a predominant number of forces and the other thing, although china may fail under conventional invasion that is up in the air but the point is china to go nuclear very fast we could avoid this with clear words from the white house but no american president has said those words yet. arthel: what are those words. >> the united states will defend taiwan and we would be willing to extend a mutual defense treaty if type a wanted it. arthel: we will keep a close watch we will definitely have you back soon and often this is really hot. thank you so much. eric: on the tally band says it will not want to attain

extremist groups in afghanistan the u.s. government and taliban officials are meeting in qatar this weekend, the statement comes as isis is claiming responsibility for the horrible mosque bombing that left 46 worshipers dead. live in london with the very latest. >> the real concern whether the new taliban regime can keep eye six extremist under control the uss critical to curve them, the suicide bombing in the northern city killed up to 46 people those people have been praying when the bombers struck funerals for those who died were held on saturday over 100 people were injured the taliban insist it does have the capacity to tackle isis insurgents and they claim to carry out an operation to hunt them down in response to

the bombing. part of the deal the taliban agreed to contain isis and afghanistan to not allow any attacks to be facilitated with the new regime in chaos at the moment there are real questions about how much influence they really do have and there are fears that there could be more violence and more of these attacks ahead. there will be meetings on sunday in these direct talks the first of its kind between the u.s. taliban since the taliban took over control of the country in august and also include subjects such as women rights and humanitarian aid which is also crucial. eric: thank you so much. arthel: nancy pelosi meeting with pope francis at the vatican some american bishops have criticized speaker pelosi for supporting abortion the california congresswoman said

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eric: a controversial move by bill de blasio the gifted and talented program in the city's elementary schools the mayor and others claim progress discriminate against black and hispanic but parenting teachers say this move will punish gifted kids the mayor says the plan that he will replace it with does provide accelerated construction tens of thousands

of children to a select few. arthel: a pipeline rupture of the coast of california for the with products coming into the u.s. now coast guard officials and investigators say the oil pipeline may have been damaged months before last weekend's massive leak senior correspondent claudia cowan is in los angeles with the details. >> we might be able to blame covid for this disaster that was likely months in the making experts believe the pipeline was hit over and over again by the anchors of cargo ships that have lingered offshore all summer because of a backlog at the port caused by the pandemic. costar investigators say the underwater pipe was snagged by the anchor of a large ship first a while ago and then weakened over time by other ships anchors whacking and dragging it until

finally it ruptured. >> we are certain there is one initiating incident that occurred several months to a year ago of a situation, it's not clear when the oil began to leak from the area that is another factor we will have to look at in the length of time this could've been in place. >> new video shows a section of the 18-mile long pipeline official say it was dragged across the sea for 105 feet pulled like a string and one officials experts identified 13-inch crack they believe that would've allowed 25 - 144000 gallons of oil to trickle out under low pressure without triggering a shutdown this bill has compounded the unprecedented backlog of ships waiting to unload their cargo at the port of los angeles supply chain bottlenecks during the pandemic turned the nations

busiest port into a parking lot it means we can have more shortages of imported goods like electronics, toys and clothing coming to the u.s. from asia experts say do your holiday shopping early. arthel: not good, thank you. eric: the pandemic has been squeezing supply chains and grounding shipments to a halt food shortages and school nutrition across the country. molly in boston today. >> hi this is claudia mentioned a few moments ago all of the global problems putting kinks in the supply chain right here in the united states the school new nutrition programs are having trouble getting the healthy meals getting them together and on the plates for the children. we headed chance to tour the boston city public school they serve 45000 meals per day and

the head of the food and nutrition service in boston with a variety of shortages from workers to supply to food left program staff scrambling. >> when the deliveries come in or hoping is what we order but sometimes it's not but it's also really great resilient staff but it is creative and they will make meals with what they have or they barter amongst themselves. >> distributors are reporting worker shortages the ceo in your cuts didn't valley said they scale back the number of schools reducing the territory that they serve. >> i may go to manufacturing facility to take a product and they don't have the manpower to load trucks and then i don't have the driver there is a national epidemic in this country.

>> according to a nutrition association survey of 1300 school meal program directors 97% are concerned about the pandemic supply chain disruption and 90% worry about staff shortages the united states apart and of agriculture has been responding to the issue and they announced an additional $1.5 billion in assistance for schools. eric: the new jersey eatery managed to survive the pandemic when many others had to shut down, next the cofounders of no limit café tell us how the first of the kind staff played a big part in that.

eric: in middletown new jersey is still open after a grueling year, the hard work of their staff made up almost entirely of adults with intellectual disabilities the nonprofit is one of the few restaurants not shorts staff and one a few across the country dedicated to employing people with special needs. the cofounders of the café joins us now, as you can see mr. and mrs. what a wonderful idea tell us how this started with your daughter katie who has down

syndrome, what made you start this? >> when katie was 18 we were trying to figure out what we could do out of high school at 21 there's not a lot of college programs or work programs for them to get. >> basically we looked at the various opportunities that existed and we decided the best place to employ a large number of people and started training program was the restaurant business and we did a couple years of research and that led us to this point of where we are today. eric: it's fantastic that you have done this, what is your reaction? >> unbelievable. >> it's been accepted very well in our community we have gotten lots of people contact us from other places.

eric: what is the situation if you have an intellectual disability or special needs to get employment in this country? >> it is extremely difficult the unemployment rate with disabilities is 80% that the unemployment rate we to allow this to bring visibility to this issue and problem and inevitably help turn the tide and give people jobs and also when people are looking for someone to recognize that they are hiring someone who has an unbelievable worth ethic that's one thing that set our employees apart especially in the pandemic. eric: tell me about the perception in the change of perception when employers as well as customers are dealing with this. >> from the customer's perspective when individuals come in here they have seen the

abilities of the men and women that we hire and it's not just to say someone out of high school in the age of our employees goes between 19 and a woman that will be 60 years old next month there is a very broad base of employees and customers when they come in they have been incredibly supportive and they really, really appreciate all the hard work that her employees do. >> if we can show everybody what they do they can do the same things you and i do they might just need a little more time and a little more help but they can do it and they are a viable population that needs to work. eric: there's a few other restaurants across the country, hubs homemade ice cream in dallas, texas, a few restaurants you can also spread to other businesses, mark in stephanie what would you tell other business owners watching right

now about your experience and how that can help. >> the experiences is rewarding for us but mostly our employees any employee that wants to hire somebody within disability go for, give it a try we you will not be disappointed. >> this is success rate has been unemployable retention is unbelievable and we are able to take her employees and crosstrained and have them train new employees to come in there is really no difference between what our employees are able to do and other employees and we love the fact that we have an abundance and were probably only one of the businesses that can make that claim in the country right now and we will work with other restaurants in the area to

begin placing some of these individuals. eric: our hats off to you and congratulations on this wonderful venture and we will spread the word also, stephanie of no limit café, if you want to help no limit café.org if you want to get more information, step in for a cup of coffee one of these days. thank you. we'll be right back. ket... when they got a chip. they drove to safelite for a same-day repair. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman: really? >> tech: that's service the way you need it. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪

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and german resort town a hot air balloon championship with 28 german teams completing a different task each day or in five days friday the pilots had to place a sandbag as close as possible is happy through sunday, were back at four, thank you for joining us. ♪ >> welcome to "the journal editorial report" i am paul, with his domestic agenda stalled on capitol hill the president biden popularity hit a new low with the university pull showing 38% of americans approve of the job that he's doing, the president down by double digits when americans were asked about his handling of immigration, foreign policy and the economy the majority also saying the administration is not confident in running the government. the president hit