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all 50 senate democrats supported the bill with vice president harris casting the tie-breaking vote. the bill will now head to the house to where democrats also hold a razor-in majority. what does this mean for the next steps? let's get right to chad pergram live on capitol hill with the details. >> reporter: arthel, a political high wire act. all 50 democrats sticking together and then leaning on vice president harris to break the tie to pass a touchstone of president biden's legislative agenda. >> the yeas are 50, the nays are 50. the senate being equally divided, the vice president votes in the affirmative, and the bill as amended is passed. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: the senate began voting at is 1:30 last night, finally approving bill after 16 hours and 38 consecutive roll call votes. >> it's been a long, tough and

winding road, but at last, at last we have arrived. i know it's been a long day and a long night, but we've gotten it done. today, after more than a year of hard work, the senate is making history. >> reporter: republicans immediately ripped package, rnc chair ronna mcdaniel called the bill the, quote, biden-flation scam bill. she says, quote, democrats will pay the price in november for raising taxes on families during a recession. republicans will use the bill against democrats in the midterms. >> with 72% of americans believing we're heading in the wrong track, biden's numbers are in the tank. and if you look at all the democrats, they have to, basically, they're surrogates for joe biden and chuck schumer. >> reporter: the bill now goes to the house to sync up on friday. the democrats can only lose 4 votes on their side and still pass bill.

observers say house speaker nancy pelosi needs to keep her members together. >> i think one thing that's been proven over and over and over again is that speaker pelosi runs a really tight ship. in the house of representatives. she instills party discipline whetherst through persuasion or fear. >> reporter: democrats say the bill will reduce can inflation, but even if true, it's doubtful it would do that before the midterm elections. arthel? arthel: and that's what it's all about, the messaging between now and then, who's going to to be the better party at it. chad pergram live on capitol hill, thank you. eric? eric: well, president biden said last week that, well, he said the bill wasn't perfect, but now he's calling it a major achievement for democrats, vowing that it will reduce inflation, a major step for climate change. it will cut greenhouse emissions by 40%. and on top of that, democrats point out that major corporations that legally avoided paying federal taxes will now have to do so.

lucas tomlinson has reaction live from the white house. >> reporter: president biden left for rehoe both beach earlier today, but he just released a statement moments ago proudly proclaiming this bill has passed and offering his support of the $740 billion spending bill. the president saying, quote: today senate democrats sided with american families over special interests, voting to lower the cost of prescription drugs, health insurance and everyday energy costs and reduce the deficit while making the wealthiest corporations pay their fair share. i ran for president promising to make government work for working families again, and that is what this bill does, period. president biden goes on to mention capping out-of-pocket spending for prescription drugs at $2,000 per year and reducing health premiums. biden says the bill tackles inflation by lowering the deficit but was very short on specifics. bernie sanders said the bill would have, quote, minimal impact on inflation. president biden touting its

combating climate change, the largest investment ever in, quote, combating the existential crisis of climate change. he says the bill will be paid for by establishing a minimal tax on corporate america, on the largest corporations. he says the house should pass bill as soon as possible. of course, the house comes back on friday, and the president, of course, very happy about this right now, eric. eric: yeah. and as they say, time will tell if it does impact inflation. we should mow in a few months. lucas at the white house, thanks. arthel? arthel: well, eric, thank you. senate budget committee chairman bernie sanders calling out his fellow democrats last night saying the, quote, inflation reduction act won't do can much to bring down inflation anytime soon. pleasure. >> i want to take a moment to say a few words about the so-called inflation reduction act. and i say so-called to provide weight, because according to the cbo and other economic organizations that have studied this bill, it will, in fact,

have a minimal impact on inflation. arthel: so the nonpartisan congressional budget agrees, the office agrees saying its effects will be negligible. so what will the bill do? let's bring in economist peter morici, former u.s. international trade commission chief, also business professor at the university of maryland. so, professor, unemployment rate is very low, 3.5%. gas prices dropping. less than two months ago the national price per gallon of gas was $501, today it's $4.08. a recession may or may not be looming, but inflation is still at a record high of 9.1%. so i ask you, what is driving inflation rates, and if this bill with doesn't bring inflations police station down -- inflation down, how will it help americans in their pocketbooks? >> well, it will hurt americans in their pocket ifbooks, and it will increase inflation. be clear about in the.

for one thing, automobiles are in short supply, especially electric vehicles. and this bill will subsidize the purchase of electric vehicles but just some purchases. that will increase demand and will drive up the price. similarly, this bill will continue large subsidy cans for health insurance. for the rest of us, that will drive up premiums and drive up the price. for the equipment used to -- arthel: let me stop right there and break it down, peter morici, because you're talking about the health care part that's going to drive up prices. now, in the bill you've got medicare patients will be able to cap off the increase of the price for insulin, for instance, as well as some other pharmaceuticals as well. but insulin will top off at $35, what they'll pay. now, the republicans got their way, and they said they didn't want that to happen to those with private insurance. if you have private insurance, you have obey whatever the prices are, the going rate, if you will --

>> you want me to comment on that specifically? arthel: yes, please. >> okay. that will shift, but it will increase the price. you know, when you give someone a subsidy, it doesn't change the price from going up, it just changes who pays the price. arthel: the taxpayers pate, correct? >> the taxpayers and the people who aren't on medicare pay it. so my feeling is that's inflationary. this is really a shell game, and so much of the bill is that way. it's very deceptive. also, it doesn't reduce the deficit the first 4 years because of those subsidies. and then the subsidies are supposed to end. but you and i both know it's going to be impossible to end them, so they'll fund it, and that will eliminate all of the budget savings that they're parading about -- arthel: talking about funding obamacare -- >> -- increases taxes. arthel: i'm sorry. you're talking about funding obamacare for three more years? is that what you're talking about? >> correct. that's right.

arthel: so, you know, maybe senator sanders has a point. it's called the inflation reduction act. did they make a mistake, the democrats, by calling it that in the first place? because here we are talking about it when, in fact, there were some -- i think there's some benefits for some americans who need to be able to get a helping hand on some of their costs of pharmaceuticals including insulins lin -- insulin. >> well, it's overall inflationary policies because over 10 years they will spend more than hay take in in taxes, so that increases the deficit. and the macroeconomists don't look at specific markets very well, those macro models don't. and if you look at specific markets like health insurance, electric vehicles, solar panels, windmills and so forth, those will increase prices. just because you shift the cost around doesn't mean you lower the consumer price index. it just means you shift around the vertical. and a lot of this is a shell

game. for example, their efforts to control prescription drugs, we use hundreds of prescription drugs on a regular basis in the united states, and this thing will take on 10 a year. and it'll basically be new drugs. no, this bill doesn't do what it's advertisedded to do. people two months if from now, four months from now will not feel any effect whatsoever when it comes to inflation. arthel: so then -- the. [inaudible conversations] arthel: before you go, 20-30 seconds for you with, then why do you -- what stops the american people from going i'm just done with this? >> well, they can go to the ballot box and fix it by voting these people out. it looks like they're going to do that. arthel: all right. peter morici, we will see what happens come november. midterms, we'll see what happens then. we'll talk to you again, peter. thank you so much. take care. >> take care. nice to be with you. alex: --

eric: actress anne heche is in stable condition after that bizarre car crash on friday. we're also hearing from the victim who lost everything in that fire that was caused by the car crash. she told our own charles watson that she barely s caped with her life and her two dogs. charles joins us now with the very latest. hi, charles. >> reporter: hey, good afternoon, eric. lynn michelle is the woman who lived in the home that anne heche drove her car into on friday. in our brief conversation over the phone, she didn't want to do an interview on camera, but she clearly was shaken up and overwhelmed by the entire situation and just happy that she walked away with her life. she said she had been living a normal day just like any other day moments before a series of incidents that saw heche drive her blue mini cooper into the garage of an apartment complex and then into michelle's mar rah

vista home. the heche's car went right through the exterior, destroying the roof and everything in its path before catching fire. michelle, who was at home during the impact and seeing all of her belongings destroyed as a car landed in the middle of her home. she was able to make it out unharmed, but neighbors, witnesses say it was a different story as they tried to get with heche to safety. >> trying to extricate the woman from the car. he actually got the back of the car open and asked her if she was okay. she replied she wasn't. then dave and i ran to the back of the house to see if there was an alternative point to get in because the smoke was just getting way too intense. >> reporter: so witnesses tell missouri post heche appeared to have had a vodka bottle in her

car's cup holder, though fox news has not independently confirmed whether alcohol played a role. she has acknowledged her issues with mental health and substance abuse, also opened up about her heartbreak with her highly publicized split with ellen degeneres in the 2000s. she appearedded in movies such as donnie brasco and six days and seven nights. celebrities like rosanna arquette and alec baldwin have posted messages of support for heche asking for prayer and asking for people to wish her well, but there are a lot of people online who believe that the story and the focus should be more on the victim here who lost her home and all of her belongings instead of heche. eric? eric: yeah. it appears that car witnesses say was going as fast as9 -- 90 miles an hour. charles watson, thank you for that update. later this hour, arthel will

talk with a medical health specialist about anne heche, her past struggles and the millions of americans who are dealing with psychological issues and substance abuse. arthel? arthel: yeah, eric, thank you. well, d.c. metro police, they've identified the third person killed in a lightning strike near white house last week. 29-year-old brooks lambertson was visiting from los angeles when lightning struck lafayette square on thursday. the strike also killed james and donna muller, a retired couple from wisconsin who were in the area for their 56th wedding anniversary. police say a fourth victim is still hospitalized in critical condition. ♪ ♪ eric: well, in new york, mayor eric adams is slamming texas governor greg abbott as more migrant buses arrived today, accusing the texas governor of using migrants as, he say,

political pawns. but governor abbott says he's just trying to provide relief to the overwhelmed communities along the southern border. here's a live look right now of the border, we're seeing a record number of influx of migrants that potentially could be a small group right there. encounters this fiscal year are on pace to top more than 2 million. 2 million for the very first time ever. and now washington, d.c. and new york city directly dealing with the crush that our border communities also feel with abbott sending those buses up to the northeast. we have live fox news team coverage. bill melugin is at the border with the latest on the surge there, but first, nate foy is in new york city, and the migrants who are arriving by bus. hey, nate. >> reporter: yeah, new york city has now received two migrant buses in the past three days, friday being the first one. this morning's bus had 14 migrants on it, but mayor eric adams says dozens of migrants are missing. listen to this.

>> about 14 people were dropped off here, but there are many rumors out will, and so we don't know if people are being dropped off at different locations enrouth to new york city. we were led to believe about 40 people should have been on that bus, only 14 got off. >> reporter: the mayor blames fear and confusion for that, eric. but this right here is the bus that arrived in new york city morning. mayor adams says they will take care of all these people but also says the city's resources are strained s and more help is needed from the biden administration, which is exactly what texas governor greg abbott wants. >> the more they see the numbers rise, the more they're going to be asking the federal government for assistance. and it's going to create a situation for the biden administration where they are trying to help these liberal coastal cities in the northeast deal with the immigration system while they're not helping state of texas. >> reporter: governor abbott hopes it will force the biden

administration to finally acknowledge the crisis at the border. in the right here, what you're watching, is the first group of roughly 50 migrants that arrived in new york city friday morning. about half of this group was bussed to other cities based off their request and half are relying on resources here in new york city. abbott has also been busing migrants to washington, d.c. for months. he says over 6500 of them have arrived in d.c. since april. d.c. mayor muriel bowser is now amending her request for national guard support after the pentagon rejected her initial with request on friday. both she and mayor adams have previously described their cities as sanctuaries for migrants, and that's exactly why governor abbott says they're the perfect destinations for migrants. he says both mayors have boasted about they -- their city services and housing, for example, and he says nowst time for them to deliver on that promise. eric? eric: new york city's 1,700 miles or so from the border, but with these buses, it might as

well be next door, and heir feeling it. arthel? arthel: meanwhile, a number of top officials are sounding the alarm about national security concerns at the border. dozens of people on the terror watch list have been caught there so far this year. border agents are also grappling with widespread drug and human smuggling. bill melugin is live in eagle pass, texas, now with the very latest. bill? >> reporter: arthel, good afternoon to you. we just heard correspondent nate foy talking about those buses of migrants heading to d.c. and new york city. texas governor greg abbott says he's going to keep those buses coming, and many of the migrants are crossing illegally right here where we are here in eagle pass, texas. that includes this morning as well. take a look at this video our drone team shot earlier this morning here. this was a single, massive group of approximately 2 the 00 that crossed illegally all at once, predominantly single adult men from venezuela, cuba and nicaragua, walking in a is single-file line before texas

dps takes them into custody. in the last 24 hours alone, a dhs source telling fox news will have been nearly 1,600 illegal crossings. again, taking place in these blistering summer temperatures which can be deadly and dangerous. case in point, take a look at this photo, tragedy. texas dps troopers coming across the body of a male migrant who succumbed to the elements out here in the brush. two men who were walking along the side of the road, migrants who said they were very dehydrated and had been lost in the brush for 11 days. troopers then came across the corpse of this man who tragedyically died out here in this heat. e elsewhere along the border, take a rook at this mug shot. tucson, arizona, sector, this convicted rapist was caught after he came across illegally near douglas, arizona. he's a mexican national who has a previous conviction for first-degree rape out of salt lake city, utah.

take a look at these photos, a massive fentanyl bust at the port of entry in nogales, arizona. 391,000 fentanyl pills as well as 10 pounds of meth found being smuggled indoors in a spare tire of a vehicle. great work will by those agents. back out here live, that nogales port of entry has had several major fentanyl busts. cbp agents reporting in the last week alone they have seized more than 1 million fentanyl pills, so it's not just people pouring into the country, deadly narcotics as well. back to you. arthel: okay, bill, we'll take it back. live will in eagle pass, thanks, bill. eric: the middle east, there may be a possible ceasefire after days of israeli/palestinian violence. the bloodiest conflict in more than a year. trey yingst was on ground for much of last year's conflict, there he is live in israel now just outside gaza with the latest. and we will show you what former

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eric: an agreed-upon ceasefire is slated to take place in

israel. radical islamist terrorist group fired an estimated 600 rockets into israel in the past several days. this latest round of violence was set off after israel killed two of the militant group's commanders. trey yingst is live on the ground in israel with the latest. trey, is it quiet yet? >> reporter: eric, good afternoon. off in the distance right now you can hear israeli airstrikes merchandise the gaza strip -- inside. a ceasefire is set to go into place in about 5 minutes, but over the past several minutes we have seen long-range rockets fired by factions inside gaza, and the israelis responding with airstrikes across the gaza strip. it's unclear in the egyptian-negotiated ceasefire will hold, but the israelis have confirmed it is set to take place at 11:30 local time. earlier today those rockets were incoming here in southern israeli cities, many of them

intercepted by israeli missile defense system, the iron dome. [background sounds] >> reporter: massive rocket barrage right now being fired prosecute gaza strip -- from the gaza strip. you can see these rockets coming off from the northern part of gaza. as the iron dome intercepts them. go to the saw sea? you can see incoming rocket fire slammed into the sea across from the position we are in. in the distance, we can see more explosions. the israelis are likely targeting positions inside the gaza strip. inside gaza the death toll is mounting according to the palestinian health ministry. more than 40 have been killed since the round erupted on friday following the targeted assassination of a senior islamic jihad rocket commander. the us rah reillys saying this ceasefire is set to take place, but if it's violated, they will respond, striking more targets inside gaza. eric?

eric: earlier on "fox news live," former prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he sees the hidden hand of iran behind this terror. he says the ultimate enemy is america. what do you see about that from where you are. well, look, we have interviewed senior officials inside gaza in the past who belong to islamic jihad, and they have admitted on camera they are receiving weapons, funding and support if from tehran. the iranian regime trying to insure they have proxies across the middle east. the former israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, speaking with you today, talking about this issue. i want you to take a listen. >> first of all, competition between hamas and islamic jihad. you know, who can outradical who. but in the case of hamas, the dominant group in gaza, it was hit very hard in a previous operation that we did.

we just rolled them back, set them back 10 years. we destroy their attack tumses, killed their senior -- tunnels, killed their senior commanders, wiped out their naval and aerial capacity. >> reporter: hamas is the big x factor in all of this, eric. they have not gotten involved in the fighting yet. they control the gaza strip, and it has been a critical part of this conflict that erupted over the past three days. if they decide in the future to get solve is sod -- involved, it could escalate the situation even further. the israelis hoping to wrap up this round in just a few minutes when that ceasefire is set to go into effect. eric: trey yingst with your with tremendous reporting, as always, on ground in israel with the very latest. trey, thank you. ♪ arthel: eric, thank you. tensions still rising between china and taiwan surrounding speaker nancy pelosi's trip to asia,ing this after four days of

chinese military exercises around the self-governing eye language. taiwan announced its military will perform drills later this week. alexandria hoff has that story. >> reporter: taiwan's military is set to conduct live-fire drills this week as a way to test their own readiness, that's according to taiwan's central news agency. and, of course, in response to china's four-day show of military might mt. taiwan straits. the artillery drills included chinese warships and jets started thursday and concluded earlier today to. taiwanese officials say they appear to be for an attack on the island adding that some chinese vis ills crossed the line that -- missiles crossed the line that sevens as -- >> what president xi decided to do was manufacture a crisis over place city's visit. he has got, as you mow this fall, the communist -- know this

fall, the communist party, he's seeking an unprecedented third term as leader of china, and this is saber rattling and, you know, chest thumping by president xi. >> reporter: taiwan is a democracy that sees itself as sovereign. the chinese communist government claims it as its own territory. former governor and u.n. ambassador nikki haley weighed in on the biden administration's hesitation regarding speaker pelosi's visit. >> i do the think that nancy pelosi was right to to go to taiwan. it's a shame that biden said the military didn't want her to go. you know, china's trying to bully us the same way they try to bully their own people, and we shouldn't have it. with the chinese drills concluding, taiwan said it was gradually lifting air space restrictions. arthel? >> reporter: alexandria hoff, thank you. eric? eric: well, there's a new bipartisan bill in the senate that would pressure cuba to extradite american fugitives who

fled there after committing violent crime cans here. one of them is accused lawmaker for the puerto rican terrorist group that exploded a bomb in new york in 1975. four people were killed including executive mike conner, his son joe is here to tell us what the biden administration needs to do to get the criminals back. ♪ age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein.

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on the left, you see william gear mow morales -- guillermo, a bombmaker, allegedly taking part in the bomb that blew up a historic new york city landmark near wall street in 1975. that's where george washington said farewell to his officers in 1783. four people were killed in that attack including this man, 33-year-old wall street executive frank conner. the little boy on his shoulders is his son, joe, who joins us now. he's been ongoing in his family's fight for justice decades later and has co-authored the book "shattered lives" about terrorists. joe, it is stunning that after all these decades so many of these criminals, i mean, dozens and dozens are still safe, they're protected, they're living normal lives in cuba, and they're still there. how come we can't get them back? >> you know, eric, this has been a struggle -- my father was murdered in 1975, and for 47

years, this has been a struggle to bring these guys back. you know, this bill has so much potential to do that. we know they're not back yet but, you know, it's a great chance to do that. reason heir not back is there's really never been any force put on the cuban government to bring them back. and now we're starting to see it. i mean, we -- cuba's now on the terror watch list, which they need to be. we have this bill, it's a bipartisan bill with menendez and rubio. it's a no-brainer. return these terrorists so morales, chesimard, charlie hill, and account for the others. there's a reported 70 fugitives in cuba that have committed violent crimes against the american people. and bill really has a chance, has some teeth. it does restrict money flowing into cuba and makes them account

for the terrorists that are there. i'd like to see more restrictions of cruise lines going into cuba, but, you know, we have to start somewhere. but i think we really have a chance to make a difference here, eric. eric: you know what's so amazing is that cuba became this cause celebre for a while among americans going and visiting. look at the old '50s cars, they could be rubbing shoulders with joe and chesimard or william morales. >> absolutely, they could. and the money they put into cuba on those seemingly historic-type trips are supporting a government that has waged a war. look, my dad was killed in the cold war. he was a victim of the cold war. the faln was cuban-trained, financed, and now we see that william morales has been a best of -- guest of cuba for years. so cuba and puerto rico have been commented in that communist bloc will, and this was an attack against american

freedoms. it's been no coincidence where george washington bid farewell to his officers. it's where where people like my dad -- who, by the way, was a first generation american, hardly a corporate executive to to the, like they said, reactionary corporate executive as they said in their communique. so this was an attack on the american people. and let's not forget that they blew up 130 bombs in the u.s. hay blew up a mobile oil building and killed charlie steinberg, and they went to prison for an awfully long time until the clintons and obama gave them clemency. but morales has been in cuba for quite some time. i think he's low hanging fruit. i understand he's not particularly well liked by the cuban regime, and he's, he can be brought back. he got 89 years, new york state sentence, 10 years federal. he served a very short amount of that before he escaped from

prison, ended up in mexico and was allowed to go to cuba back in 1988. but he can be brought back. we have a movie coming out that's going to talk about this. pleasure i wish the people would pay attention. this is a fight on terrorists. eric: it is, and it's amazing that, you know, successive administrations -- final question. the obama administration normalized ties with cuba. >> yeah. eric: they didn't ask for these guys back. >> no. eric: the state department says they talked about it. it wasn't even on the agenda. why wasn't the very paris thing you go get your cops, pick these people up, we're going to bring them back -- >> it's inexplicable. how do you remove them are from a supporter of record list when they're supporting terrorists? that's what happened under the obama administration. it doesn't take much to make that the first, the first condition of any normalization has to be the return of these terrorists. and don't forget, morales and

chesimard were convicted. like, they're not just fugitives who were charged, they've been convicted. and cuba has returned several people over the years, one in 018 -- 2018 who murdered his girlfriend in new jersey, accused of it, and he was actually returned. so there is extradition between cuba and the u.s. there is a treaty that goes back to 1904, you know, before the castro regime. but, you know, a legitimate government honors treaties, and this -- eric: william morales, the accused faln bombmaker, joanne chesimard if accused of killing a new jersey state trooper, hiding or living openly in cuba. get them back now, that is the message from joe connor on behalf of his father frank and all victims of terrorism. joe, always good to see you. we'll watch out for your book, "shattered lives," and that film that tells a heart-wren with. ing and important story.

>> thank you, eric, you're the best. eric: thank you. arthel? arthel: well, celebrities like singer shawn mendes have been putting a spotlight on mental health. a recent survey found 1 in 3 americans have reported symptoms of anxiety or depression, but not everyone seeks treatment. we're going to speak to a clinical psychologist about this coming up next. ♪ ♪ make you want to stop, it's dr. scholl's time. our custom fit orthotics use foot mapping technology to give you personalized support, for all-day pain relief. find your relief in store or online. >> tech: cracked windshield? trust safelite.f we'll replace your glass and recalibrate your vehicle's camera, so automatic emergency braking and lane departure warning work properly. don't wait--schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ heyyy! (steins breaking) your cousin.

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arthel: pop superstar shawn mendes putting his mental health before his music career. the 23-year-old cancel his remaining tour dates saying that he's taking personal time to ground himself. the canadian singer isn't alone when it comes to mental health struggles. a growing number of american adults are being diagnosed with psychological discan orders. a recent census bureau survey shows a third of american adults experienced anxiety or depression with rates slightly

herer in women than men. joining us now is a clinical psychologist and executive director of innovation 360 and an outpatient treatment center in dallas. dr. gillibrand, thank you. sorry about that. you know, when shawn mendes and u a ufc star whose friend committed suicide, patty spoke about that after the fight. when these high profile men bring mental health to the forefront, do they open door for other men to to walk into the discussion? >> you know, they really do. and i've got to tell you, this group of young men if is doing it really well. not only are they talking about it and bringing it up, but they're talking about it well. it doesn't define 'em, but it's an aspect that has interferedded with their success. and i think that's the thing that surprises a lot of people,

men especially, is that when you're doing something you love and become successful, it doesn't mean that you can't struggle with worry or mood or the challenges that often come alonging being successful, whatever it is that you pursue. arthel: you make an excellent point because some people look at shaun and patty and think they have everything. there's no way they could struggle. but, you know, they do. and you've got, what, 37.4% of men wail seek professional help, but -- actually seek professional help, but women, 52% of them will receive help or seek help, and so these guys are helping open that door. and if you break down the rates of anxiety and depression, 18-29 years old, 49.7%. 30-39 years old, 40%. so i want to come press that and ask you why are so many young

people battling depression and anxiety? >> well, candidly, it's unfortunately not a surprise. one of the most savage things we struggle with is isolation. in the past two years, we've lost a lot of things hard really critical to our psychological and physical health. we've lost routine, we've lost interacting with workers, with friends, with all those hinges that we didn't realize how much they helped us physically and psychologically. and the group impacted the most are the young adults that are stepping into life. and they've lost those friends, those coworkers, that new job and career and school. and it's even harder on them. now, the thing that surprises people is if it's hard on your teenage and young 20-something, that means it's also hard for mom or dad, and that's also hard for marriages and two people that may be trying to have a really successful career at the

same time. it's overwhelming. arthel: speaking of overwhelming, i want to turn to anne heche briefly. we don't have a final medical analysis and no final reports on what led to her crash into a home in a neighborhood in los angeles, but reportedly, she has been open about her mental health challenges stemming from a myriad of childhood issues. reportedly, her father was homeless at -- her family was homeless, her father sexually abused her. overwhelming mental health issues. 40 seconds please, sir. >> great question. and really especially for men, it can happen with women like it appears to have had with anne. when we struggle with either painful pasts or mood or worry, we are all very vulnerable to using alcohol or drugs to try to quiet that noise and lift that mood. men struggle with that even more than women. but if you know you have some of those painful symptom and experiences, get them treated.

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eric: well, communities in seattle taking a stand against the rise of homeless vehicle is encampments that are popping up lout the city. officials say their efforts are illegal. dan springer live in seattle with more on this intriguing development. hey, dan. >> reporter: yeah, hi, eric. some are calling it creative, others say it's just plain cruel. there are thousands of these big cement block withs popping up all over the city as private citizens try to stop homeless encampments, rv if from parking here. but these blocks too are illegal. the city has been getting a lot of complaints from homeless people who over the last several years have been camping in broken down rvs and vehicles without my enforcement. now these ecology blocks as they're called are preventing them from parking here. nothing gets done, so this is the private response to a very public problem and a clear sign of the frustration boiling over.

already even blocks up around fremont brewery which happens to be owned by a city council is member, sarah nelson, and her husband. nelson declined to be interview for the story. the department of transportation says the blocks are illegal and punishable by up to $1,000. it's summited there are more than 4,000 -- estimated there are 4,000 homeless people living in seattle. the city just started enforcing the law against lived-in vehicles in may. even with thousands of cement blocks around the city, advocates of the homeless are frustrated. i can tell you it is very difficult to get these things out of here. they're heavy and so it's costly, and that's why the city just isn't doing it themselves. eric? eric: dan, thanks so much. if city officials can't use with this issue, people are. arthel: it's complicated, for sure. thanks for watching. recommende d brand that is scientifically designed to help manage your blood sugar.

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♪♪ hey everybody. welcome to the big sunday show. here is what is on top tonight. >> new details emerge in the fiery crash. celebrities are publicly supporting her. what about the people she almost killed? >> illegal immigrants arriving in new york city. another plea from the mayor helping the government.