arthel: another solemn day good morning in london. queen elizabeth eight grounds on including princes wiliam and harry and westminster hall last hour. standing guard over her coffin in a symbolic and emotional vigil at her lying and stay. hello everyone welcome to fox news live. i am arthel neville. cracks lower one thank you for joining us i'm eric shawn. what a sight it was. there is a similar attribute last night's queen elizabeth children came together for a

vigil. their heads were bowed as they stood solemnly before the coffin draft draped in the flag called the world standard put all this ahead of her majesty's state funeral. that will be monday. president biden will be among the many dignitaries who will attend. arthel: senior foreign affairs and greg in london with the very latest. greg, like eric said it was an awesome site and the true sense about. it was so powerful and emotional at the same time. lex arthel, eric, absolutely. a motion every day with this run up to the finals date funeral on monday for queen elizabeth ii. we are standing in front of westminster abbey. that is where the funeral will be held for just two or 300 yards to be on this is westminster hall parade that is at the houses of parliament. that is where queen elizabeth lies in state for the public has had a chance, is having a chance

to view her. and a short time ago we witnessed an incredibly moving scene. the queens and grandchildren holding a vigil, about 15 minutes, for someone call her probably all call her dear granny including princes wiliam and harry as well as andrew, andrew and princess anne. eight and all. here he, as we all know has had some differences with the members of the royal family over the past years. that once again being put aside for this morning. for queen elizabeth. king charles in fact reportedly allowing today, harry who has stepped down officially from his royal duties, to wear his uniform. he served two tours in afghanistan prison very active with uk military. and along at the same time watching the public. the public or witnessing this event. twelve and a half hours long. that is the wait for the queue right now pdq as it is called

here, some 5 miles long as well. there was a bit of an incident last night when someone made a move for the casket. but he was quickly nabbed to favor their the clouds today. it is amazingly feel-good mixing with the crowds it as well king charles the third and prince william. that lasted about a good half hour the royals and the public seem to really enjoy on both sides, charles and william again it was pretty cold last night getting down to about 43 degrees fahrenheit. but they don't mind at all. this is a really major occasion. also at buckingham palace today a luncheon for officials from the british commonwealth. that is the countries of the old british empire. and among the royals attending fat, good to see king charles a wife that is the queen consort camellia and williams wife insists catherine. in the word we are getting guys from washington is that president biden and the first

lady are airborne. they'll be coming and attending the funeral. it will be a reception sunday night at buckingham palace. the main event on monday. something like 200 heads of state, leaders, royals, all told here at the westminster abbey some 2000 in attendance. and then the casket will be brought by procession out for the final resting place of queen elizabeth ii at windsor castle parts being described as the biggest security event in uk history. 20000 police will be out in force over the coming days, back to you. arthel: it's so amazing how organized it is but with the part of the plan to see the king and the prince to be with the crowd today? >> this was a spontaneous. i think spontaneous moments are our favorites of the spirit we first saw the king out with the crowds on the first day with the

queen consort. we then remember the very moving scene of william and harry and their wives out at windsor castle. and again today out of the blue, we are watching pretty went on for about a half an hour. you could hear the microphone picking up the chatter. it's small talk, how long have you been here how are you staying warm? such a warm from the for these people. i think that warmth is being felt nationwide here at this time. but morning for the past queen and support for the new king, arthel. arthel: so wonderful did bring tears to my eyes to see princes wiliam and harry draping or standing vigil at the coffin of their granny. it is a family at the end of the day, greg thank you. before it is a family at the end of the day as you say. this did bring back heartbreaking memories for both

prince william and harry. they took part in the royal procession of queen elizabeth coffin from buckingham palace to westminster hall. reminiscent of the unforgettable scene, you see on the left 25 years ago. when they walked a similar path behind their mother, princess diana's coffin. one mourner say prince william reflected on that moment this week. he greeted the public outside the royal country home. he told us it had been particularly difficult the following of the coffin reminded him of his mother's funeral. he said it has been very difficult. understandably so. royal contributor joins us editor-in-chief of majesty magazine. ingrid thank you for joining us. the images echoing what we all went through and shared 25 years ago. how has this been that touchtone to now and doing the same thing with her grandmother?

>> of course it is very different doing this for the grandmother. but i think we all understand what the prince's wales, meant when it is difficult at reminded him. it is the same pace, his mother's hearse was also a gun carriage. and he was walking behind. he was only 15 years old, harry was only 12. and the stillness, these silenced with the very similar feeling. i remember because i was there. and i think everyone's hearts went out to william and harry when we saw them walking behind their grandmother's coffin. we felt it was very similar feeling as well. stay for the family, it seems surprising they've really been reaching out to the public. we saw how the king just walked up to the line and greeting people. what do you make of the fact they have opened up and they have touched us? there is such a motion and love

for them for they are reciprocating and kind to the public by being so public. surprisingly showing up and standing guard in honor for 15 minutes, what your thoughts on that? >> well, my thoughts on that if you go back to ancient times, kings had to be seen by their people. but of course there is no other way for people to recognize it but to see them in person. and i think it has been a tradition for almost a thousand years the king must meet the people. in this humbling almost religious ceremony, of course it is modern now. it is very cheerful, they are shaking hands, smiling and asking people how long they have been waiting. but it still has a big, big feeling of history to it. i think actually william and his father looked like they are really enjoying it. and prince charles particularly looks very relaxed. and so he is really happy to get

the adulation that he is getting from his subjects. eric: we certainly hope the royal family are getting comfort two. and as you say, the modern age they have broken some norms including princess and in the vigil of the princess. and then the grandchildren that was so moving and the last hour. the reflections on these new barriers that have been broken and the factory saw the grandchildren pay respect to their grandmother. >> well certainly that would have been the queen's wishes. these are great ceremonial occasions and nothing is left to chance. she obviously wanted her grandchildren to be able to pay their respects. there is no better way. it's the vigil of the grandchildren now. it is not just vigil of princess it is vigil of grandchildren. especially moving to see the youngest grandchild who was there, viscount who is prince

edward's son. he is only 14. and then you have of course william at one end of the coffin and harry at the other. and at lady louise it was prince edward's daughter and his son. and then zara phillips who was the queen's second grandchild who is the queen's first ever grandchild. and always one of her favorites. the day that he was born the queen was hosting and investiture at buckingham palace. she got the news by telephone that princess and had given birth to a sudden. she actually held up the investiture for ten minutes. which is unheard of in royal circles. as you probably realize everything is run absent to the second with perfect timing. >> we are witnessing history. history being honored. old traditions and set new ones. editor-in-chief of the majesty magazine. ingrid, always a keen eye and

observer of the ground. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> eric, thank you. back here at home the white house ripping republican governors for sending migrant student northern democrat run cities. this as at least six more buses arrived in new york city from texas this morning. and another dropped off about 50 people outside the presence of d.c. residents at the naval observatory. lucas top of said life at the white house with reaction and details, lucas. >> good afternoon arthel. for years the number of illegal immigrants and the united states was estimated to be around 11 million bring this morning texas lieutenant governor says that number could soon be three times higher. >> we are approaching ten -- 15% of the total population of the united states of america will be here illegally by the time joe biden's first term is over. you have to understand this is been ovation for a long time for this is a plan by the left. they want to bring people in, eventually one date make sure they all have citizenship.

so they can vote. >> for the second time since thursday morning a charter bus from texas showed up at the vice president's home days after she called the border secure. the white house thanks republicans are playing dirty tricks. >> i just want to confirm the weight this administration sees it. and it remained in mexico title 42 had nothing to do the surge we are seeing to. >> me step back for a second and lay out what we have done under this administration. 23000 agents more than 1200 additional personnel working to secure our nation's borders. that is more than what was happening and the last administration. >> here's a florida governor desantis responding to a critic who wants him brought up on kidnapping charges. >> the governor of california sent a letter to the department of justice saying you need to prosecute texas and florida governors. all i can say is i think his

hair gel is interfering with his brain function. [laughter] >> newsom return fire about the hair product battle on twitter quote, hey at governor desantis clearly are struggling. distracted and playing politics of people's lives. you have only one overriding need, attention, let's take this up and debate. i will bring my hair gel, you bring your hairspray. name the time before election day. present biden did not answer any questions from the press as he left the white house this morning on his way to britain to attend the queen's funeral monday, arthel. [laughter] really? anyway it's about hair products? wow. your hair is perfect lucas. >> soa fight with friends over hair products. [laughter] arthel: while lucas that is a new food fight. thank you. [laughter] eric: thanks arthel. washington d.c. there is a rally being held by families of teenagers who were killed and accidental fentanyl poisonings. families are marching across

national mom the second annual lost voices for fentanyl unity march. it's meant to raise awareness and the deadly drug epidemic that we have been suffering in our country part alexandra half live in washington with what those voices are saying. >> hi eric. these victims are of all ages but 18 -- 45 is the leading cause of death for that age range and now operate these families came from all across the country. they did so because they felt like this crisis is not being taken seriously enough by the bite administration. we do in their voices to be heard for this afternoon those marchers took to the streets leaving the national mall here heading towards the white house but in their hands they were carrying signs showing the faces of children, siblings, loved ones who had passed away due to poisoning by fentanyl for they consider that to be homicide here those loved ones. they say the president has not address this crisis. they wanted to bring that message directly to him.

>> it is a poisoning. this is not an overdose. overdose implies there is a safe dose to take. there is no safe dose of illicit fentanyl part absently none. >> many out here say fentanyl needs to be considered a weapon of mass destruction. of course the cdc last year over 107,000 americans died due to drug overdoses. 66% of those fentanyl related. the parents we spoke with a set yes these were poisonings. fentanyl is a powerful synthetic drug in china imported to the southern border disguised often to be sold as other substances. >> one pill will kill. these kids are dying on american soil. why aren't we doing something? why isn't this on the news every day? exit several of the families i spoke with told me they were confused as to why the current administration is not treating the fentanyl crisis like they did covid-19. making sure americans were educated on the topic.

another group of moms who came in from texas say they want the border to be close to stop the fentanyl from coming in here. they want the cartels and the drug dealers out here on the streets to be prosecuted, eric. eric: deadly epidemic still killing far too many pretty special the younger generation as you point out. alexandria thank you. arthel: is very unfortunate. as we countdown to the midterms, inflation remains a top issue for voters. especially in some key battleground states where prices are up higher than the national average. how will this affect the party in power? that is up next. uhh - here, i'll take that woo hoo ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar and now in two new flavors (♪ ♪) ♪ keep it comin' love ♪ ♪ keep it comin' love ♪ ♪ don't stop it now, don't stop it no ♪ ♪ don't stop it now, don't stop ♪ ♪ keep it comin' ♪ it's back america.

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eric: it has begun. pennsylvania looking at sending and absentee ballots out on monday. just over eight weeks before election day. the focus there is of course on the heated u.s. senate race. women question on the mind of some will lieutenant governor democratic nominee better and be healthy enough to debate his republican opponent dr. oz. mr. fadiman suffered the stroke back in may. nay boy's latest. >> hey fetterman says he is ready to go for it he's agreed to a debate on october 25 which is two weeks before election

day. but dr. oz says of betterment is purposely waiting until into hide the effects of that stroke. >> you've been dodging questions the entire campaign. it's shocking what we are seeing more and more as the average voter seeing what's going on here? they are rejecting drunk betterment big government policies that are yokes around our neck. literally dragging us down. hard-working folks are just trying to make ends meet at the biden economy. >> of air, take a leopard right now the conditions during the debate are up in the air pre-dr. oz is a log betterment use closed captioning during the debate because of lingering auditory processing issues that he is experiencing. but fetterman refuses to extend the debate by 30 minutes. dr. oz argues that is necessary because of fetterman's medical accommodations will make each answer take longer. i will decrease the amount of topics they can get to but here's a fetterman's response about. >> it is absurd. we always agreed, we knew were going to have a debate. we are having a debate at scheduled for october 25.

it is a distraction that dr. oz wants to avoid to talk about abortion and his record as opposed to just a cheap stunt to pretend it was a debate issue. >> you heard right there fetterman's campaign continues focusing on abortion for take a look according to a new monmouth university poli top issues for pennsylvania boaters are inflation and the economy. you can see by a wide margin that summing dr. oz is fetterman's policies will not help. we are expecting to see fetterman at a rally in scranton, pennsylvania this afternoon. dr. oz will hold his next campaign event monday morning in philadelphia, eric. eric: sounds but again that clip, nay thank you. arthel: may not resample show inflation is a top issue for voters going into the midterms. we just saw that and nate's report. prices are rising higher in some key senate battlegrounds than other parts of the country. check it out. phoenix, arizona, inflation rose 13% over in atlanta georgia

resident sought nearly 12% job. miami reported more than 10% spike in prices. in houston, texas inflation was up 9.5%. that is all compared to the national average of around 8%. let's bring in from the washington examiner for kayleigh, let me set the stage here. the consumer price index you know this it measures a much people are paying for goods and services. the higher indicates higher inflation and vice versa. and of course the prices of houses, the cost of cool and heat those houses and grocery store prices is why the cpi is so high in these key swing states. a lot of folks flocking to arizona and florida. however, can democratic senators mark kelly, warnock and congresswoman val deming site those stats is the cause of her spiked inflation in their cities? it's not their fault over those candidates be conjoined with the inflation woes of the biden

administration? >> there are two poles that are really important. the first is like the one we saw from pennsylvania just a few minutes ago which shows the vast majority of voters who plan to turn out in november care about inflation and the economy the most. the second important poll shows 85% of the country, including a majority of democrats are discontent with the direction the country is heading. that means that they do hold inflation and the economy responsible for a lot of the crises they are experiencing today. and normally when that is the case the party that is in control of washington is going to suffer the consequences. so a lot of these polls show really tight races between republican and democratic candidates especially in senate races, i warn people to take it with a grain of salt. a lot of what we are seeing from voters is they are very discontent with democratic rule in washington usually democrats will end up losing as a result of that. arthel: conversely we were just talking about the inflation is a major campaign issue.

is it enough republicans to blame president biden and the democrats assail be better under republican leadership? or must the republicans as a ps, by the way here's how we are going to correct it? >> is important for republicans to give commonsense solutions and to tell voters what they plan to to do to combat inflation. the problem is the democrats do not have any sort of solution to offer voters. the obvious solution be to cut best wasteful federal spending. they cannot do that they just spent trillions more dollars on the inflation reduction act and plan to spend trillions more on suppose it student loan debt forgiveness. they have no actual solution for voters who are suffering from high prices right now. and instead they want to make things worse. arthel: how will the republicans spell out we can fix this we can reverse this? >> i think the person will be to lay out a plan, which proposals have been set forth by the biden administration, which government

agencies are spending what money and what can be cut back. there's a lot of initiatives the biden administration has a rollback promote environmentalism. clean energy. the question is are the things necessary in the sort of economy? we should be looking for ways we could cut back on the deficit without doing significant damage to basic programs that most voters rely upon. but there are ways we can cut back. arthel: what does this mean for the democrats were trying to hold onto the senate and for the republicans trying to take it back in the next few weeks? >> i think it means democrats have a hard race cut out for them. we have seen in the past few weeks the races have tightened a bit. vatican lanes are not as high as they once were projected to be. republicans do have the advantage on the economy but they have the advantage on inflation. and that his wife see a lot of democrats shying away from those issues and instead trying to focus voters attention on other things like abortion. and those issues are not as important to voters. it's going to be a tough sell. arthel: i get it we have to go

but i understand inflation and how it affects your personal budget. but abortion is a big deal. we cannot just set that aside as if it doesn't matter. but we'll keep watching you know you will as well but you'll probably come back on will talk about it later. kaylee mcghee live from the washington examiner. thank you so much for coming on. >> thank you. support major move in the legal case willing run actor alec baldwin in that shooting set up as a western film. a judge has now tossed out nearly all of the defendants in the lawsuit involving the film but one notable exception and that is baldwin himself. regina pullman live in los angeles with the latest somebody faces. >> yes script a producer or supervisor rather mitchell felt a multi- claim lawsuit against alec baldwin west movie production and other producers involved in the film. mitchell claims are distinctly negligent with safety and other regulations.

but yesterday l.a. superior court judge determined only alec baldwin should remain a defendant in this case. in his ruling he said quote the only person who knew baltimore was going to fire the weapon what's baldwin. this dismisses mitchell's claim of assault, battery, intentional infliction of emotional distress against the rust producers. legal expert claypool tells me mitchell failed to prove those claims. >> and use it for intentional infliction of emotional distress, you have to prove outrageous conduct. and here, both sides agreed that the producers and the production company were not aware that alec baldwin was going to caulk a gun and pulled the trigger on the set. >> baldwin denies pulling the trigger even though he was holding the prop gun when it fired. it's important to note the judge's ruling yesterday does not mean the rust producers are out of the woods just yet. mitchell still has 20 days to

amend and refile her complaints. >> i expect her lawyers to file a claim for negligent infliction of emotional distress because that is much easier to prove for example there is live ammunition on the set. and that would bring the producers and production company back into the civil case. >> another hearing on this case is scheduled for november 1. as for the criminal investigation into the fatal shooting, new charges have been filed on that yet so far. if our right christina, thank you. arthel: one of america's greatest cities, new orleans, has become america's new murder capitol. will have more on that when we come back. that's a “club” i want to join! let's hear from simone. chuck, that's a club i want to join! i literally just said that. i like her better than you the new subway series. what's your pick? hi, my name's steve.

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stats. homicide rate up to 141% since 2019. shootings are of one 100%, armed robberies of 25%. carjackings sing the largest increase of 210% since 2019. this all coming at a time of struggle for the new orleans police department prince got less than 1000 officers on the street. about 10% are retiring each y year. the department is struggling to find new recruits but critics of the mayor say she certainly is not helping when she shows up to court to support a 14-year-old convicted of multiple carjackings as she did last month rate hears with the mayor had to say about that. >> that is not picking a side. that is supporting a young person that has made decisions that puts him on a better pathway. that is what i did. >> yes. so far arthel this effort to recall the mayor has about 3100

signatures. they need about 54000 to officially petition the governor for an official recall election. we will see what's ahead arthel. eric: arthel, the latest controversy over progressive prime policies is in illinois over a new law that will make it the first estate in the country to completely end cash bail. starting a generous suspect can only be kept in custody before trial if they are charged with a quote forcible felony like murder, sexual assault or burglary. if they pose a threat to the community or an individual or a high flight risk. critics say the law called the safety act will only cause more harm. >> there is nothing just. there's nothing promoting safety about allowing individuals who choose to break the law to threaten and to hurt innocent people, allow them back on the streets to do it again. that is the opposite of justice.

that is the opposite of promoting safety within our community for a quick note cash bail a good idea? joining us now former d.c. homicide detective ted williams also fox news contributor. ted, you put your fair share of defendants behind bars what you make of screen someone felony bill at all? >> i want to use the word ridiculous and i guess i should. this is utterly ridiculous. this is a pretrial. why can't lawmakers look out for regular citizens in a neighborhood? why don't we have law-abiding fairness act? here they are saying the minority community will be disproportionately impacted. and this is the reason on no bail law. but think about it.

the minority community specifically in the chicago area is already disproportionately impacted by crime. black on black crime is up if you are in chicago alone and you do not have at least 50 killings a weekend of 50 shootings in a weekend you are not in chicago. you are not helping people, you are hurting law-abiding citizens by enacting this no cash bail. >> law-abiding fairness act for that sounds like a good idea to me. you know it's astounding about this, ted there are 102 states attorneys in illinois part 102. all of them except to are against this. but supporters say cash bail is unfair if you cannot afford it. that penalizes people who cannot afford to bail a keeps low-level offenders in jail sometimes for months and that is unfair.

when you say to that? >> what is unfair, you doing crime. you don't do the crime you don't have to do the time. the sad commentary is crime is off the charts in illinois. i most recently was in chicago. i talked to mothers who lost their sons as a victim of crime violent there. in chicago. what i'm simply saying is we have got to start looking out for law-abiding citizen. i am sick and tired of us enacting laws or criminals. the criminals are doing the crime. they have taken over these major metropolitan cities. we need to reclaim these cities. the only way we are going to reclaim them as we need to get legislators on our side working for the citizens instead of working for criminals.

eric: it is astounding orland park illinois the city council are passed a resolution they want this to not go through. they say it will spring people charged with kidnapping, armed robbery, second-degree murder, drug induced homicide and there's an effort in the state legislature to get a petition to repeal it. what would you tell people in illinois there's going to be a petition. do they have the power the ability to potentially repeal this law before people are killed? >> that is the one thing that each individual in this country has and that is the power to vote. and what you should do is vote for legislators who are doing things in your interest. not against you. and that is what i would say. go to the polls and vote. you vote for your interest you both for your own security in your community. because that is what is lacking

in illinois at many major metropolitan cities. all they have to do is state new york. what happened to their reform there? see the violent crimes it taken place there. no comment note this should not happen in america. eric: ted williams thank you for your service to your city into law enforcement. and of course for your sober insight always with us, great to see you thank you.dege arthel: ask your doctor now about an areds 2 supplement. (vo) businesses nationwide are switching to verizon business internet. (wilder) it's a perfect fit for my small business. (vo) verizon has business-grade internet solutions nationwide. (wayne) for our not-so-small business too. (vo) get internet that keeps your business ready for anything. from the network america relies on.

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ukraine interest pushing further after recapturing some strategic errors. now western defense officials say russian forces are digging in. setting up a new defensive line. this is a grisly details on the latest mass grave found in retaken ukrainian territory. his live in ukraine's capitol with the very latest, jeff. >> arthel, investigators and the newly liberated city say it is going to take quite some time to figure out the cause of death in each of these cases. this is newly discovered mass grave because simply there are just so many bodies that they are discovering. right now right around 440

bodies. investigators say in many cases they show signs of torture. much like the horrors left behind a few months back, some of these bodies are being found with her hands tied behind their backs. others with a ropes around next for ukrainian officials say some of the victims are soldiers. the majority are innocent civilians from young children to the elderly. in some cases entire families spanning multiple generations are found buried together. investigators continue strikes continued throughout the region whether they are not living quite as fast as in previous weeks, ukrainian forces are still pushing ahead with the counteroffensive as a frustrated russian military attempts to dig in. that frustration no spreading back to moscow were somewhat than the russian government are now criticizing president vladimir putin, president biden is set to beer tomorrow on 60 minutes was asked about the future of this war and how it

could possibly escalate further. >> as ukraine succeeds on the battlefield, vladimir putin is becoming embarrassed and pushed into a corner. and i wonder, mr. president what you would say to him if he is considering using chemical or tactical nuclear weapons? >> don't. don't. don't. looking in the face of war unlike anything like world war ii. exit during a summit, president putin acknowledged china's concerns and questions regarding the war in ukraine. however, india's prime minister told putin that today's era is not of war, arthel. arthel: all right jeff and paul in thank you. kennedy: programming note to september's suicide prevention month. tonight on fox report jon scott

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tropical storm's units at the third nearing flash flood's to puerto rico the u.s. virgin islands. we are told fiona could eventually become a hurricane. adam is alive with more on that. has a forecast for this week and, hey adam. >> as you said the storm still strengthening as it moves across the caribbean. likely will become hurricane eventually probably tomorrow. conditions are going to continue to deteriorate overnight across portions of puerto rico. hurricane warning's are in place for the island and nation. hurricane watch wrapping around the dominican republic probably eventually going to be a warning. currently you see were all this rain is for that is the island of puerto rico.

not quite there yet. we are expecting this to only intensify overnight as it slowly drifts that direction. winds tonight probably the worst time of it. gusting up to 50 miles an hour. that is at 2:00 a.m. in san juan, puerto rico prevents kind of the timing of the system. not a hurricane quite yet. here the system is tracking pretty can take attention to the timestamp in the 13:00 a.m. some heavy rain beginning to reach the eastern portion of the island. really all night long and across most of the on sunday as to the storm tracking across the southern end of the island. 2:00 p.m. on sunday there's your center of circulation. lots of reading, lots of storms across the island. all day sunday evening to early monday morning the system has a track off to the north. this is going to be a long storm flooding's going to be a major concern for the folks in puerto rico as it makes this move. now come eventually willing upper level winds are going to grab this and pull it off toward the north. but pay attention to the winds there. currently tropical storm at

75 miles an hour becomes a hurricane. that likely is going to happen on sunday or monday. this does become a hurricane. but then as it runs north of the islands the upper level winds grab probably pulling them back off into the atlantic ocean. that is something will not really know until it moves across the islands. it is looking that way as we see all the different tracks again. puerto rico for now is beyond that eric. it does look as though winds will grab this and take it out to sea. we will be really paying attention to puerto rico for the next 36 hours or so. eric: think about them but think was going up that way away from us. everybody else sorry, adam thanks. arthel: adam and eric the kegs are flowing in germany as oktoberfest makes a triumphant return for the colorful celebration in munich, up next. ♪ any way ♪ ♪ any way you want it ♪ ♪ that's the way you need it ♪ it's back america. applebee's all you can eat boneless wings.

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in store or online. here's something to mace make you raise your glass resign, germany's famed oktoberfest is back after two long years. [cheering] >> the american got the event today with a ceremonial tapping of the barrel. revelers wind up hours in advance to grab a seat inside one of the massive beer cans. annual festival went on a two-year hiatus due to the

corners fires pandemic but is back. oktoberfest runs until october 3. >> have you ever gone to oktoberfest? >> i have. there you go. we have to go for now because we have to come back in an hour at 4:00 eastern so we say goodbye for now. thanks for watching. ♪ >> welcome to the journal editorial report, i am paul gigot. stock market taking a tumble after a report showed inflation certainly high. the fed might let up on interest rate increases next week. consumer price index risin