>> thank you, thank you to emily on sedan, jumpstarting and you, you, you the studio audience. fox news at night is next. >> good evening everyone on jonathan hunt and for trace gallagher. it's 11 pm on the east coast. 8 o'clock in los angeles. this is america's late news, fox news at night. breaking tonight, the convicted murderer who escaped from a pennsylvania prison yesterday is believed to be at large somewhere outside philadelphia. authorities worn he is extremely dangerous. we will have a full report. some business owners have slammed a bill making its way through california legislator

is freedom to steal bill. not may soon be headed to governor gavin newsom's desk. that's coming up. we begin with the new jobs report that unexpectedly showed the jobs market might be cooling just as the president touts his mind and nomex. national correspondent kevin cork has a closer look at how americans view the state of the economy. good evening kevin. >> good evening jonathan. we will take it back to 1992, it's the economy stupid. over 30 years later it remains the top issue motivating voters. >> i could barely get a grocery or basket full of groceries. >> definitely gas prices. gas prices suck. >> on public most concerned about inflation. >> a lot of concerns folks.

however, despite many american saying they continue to struggle to make ends meet. reports that more americans than ever are working multiple jobs just to be able to pay for everyday items. the message from the biden white house is that things are great. unemployment is low and wages are up. to that end the august jobs report was better than last months period of about 30,000 jobs over july's survey. however, is still below the 12 month average. even then the white house still says it's a big win for biden comics. >> america's now on the strongest job creating periods in the history of our country. >> i think this is a sign that bided nomex is doing what we would hope it would do and that people are starting to feel it in their pocketbooks too. >> that is fox news survey finds not only are voters not feeling it they are not buying bided nomex. with half of voters saint president biden has made the economy worse. while the president have a lot to say about his record when compared to his predecessors. had little to say about how americans continue to struggle.

>> why are so many americans a paycheck to paycheck? >> is a legitimate question. why are so many americans living paycheck to paycheck? the president did say yes. when the reporters asked him if he would meet with florida's governor, ron desantis tomorrow but he surveys the hurricane damage for my daily. tonight we heard from the governor's office jonathan. they are telling us tonight, it ain't happening. back to you. >> i'm sure there's no campaign consideration actions there at all. kevin, thank you. joining is now democratic strategist, chris denied california gop chaplain jess, len patterson. thank you for being here. crystal i want to put up this other fox news poll figure that we just got in. your personal financial situation. those are things only fair, 65

percent compared to 35 percent saying it's excellent or good. that's 2 thirds of the american people thinking that their financial situation is only fair or poor. president biden keeps touting strong economy. americans don't seem to be feeling it crystal? >> that's part of the challenge with messaging. that's a big administration has to do a better job is figuring out what the best messages and how it resonates with american voters. factually 1.9 million pumped into the economy via the infrastructure bill. 42 billion just announced for high-speed internet.more money going into small businesses. factually the economy is stronger however, americans are still feeling the pain when they go to the pump and when they go to the grocery store. again, that's a big administration will have to figure out a messaging. how to call back but the bailout the is versus what the jobs number reports are and

unemployment numbers show. >> jessica, on the republican side this seems a gift. just keep hammering away at the economy. that seems to be campaign strategy one-on-one. >> it seems to be bewildering to somewhere this president keeps leading into the economy. when you look at the rest of his record you understand why. there's nothing else to turn to. the facts are that 20 million americans right now are behind other utility bills. energy cost are dollar 50 more a gallon of gas across america since bided took office. we saw unemployment rise to 3.8 percent. was in affecting the most? women, latinos, asian americans and americans without a college education. we look at that same fox news poll, 80 percent of americans believe the economy is in bad shape. that's not good news for democrats. >> jessica, let me stick with you on the republican side for a moment. vivek ramaswamy had quite the mom at the last debate hosted by here at fox. he wrote this in a broad street journal editorial this week, in

he is a performance artist who says outrageous things, spares his opponents of appeals to the dark outs of the american psyche. there's already a gop candidate carl says who doesn't lose things and worse republicans deserve a choice not an echo to which vivek ramaswamy said this on america reports today. >> the only candidate was on that stage who was a non-neocon. i believe in standing for american interest. asserting american interest but only where advances the us interest. that's different from other candidates. that would sooner send troops to defend the phasing across symbiosis border.they do use troops to defend across the invasion on our own southern border in this country. >> jessica, is vivek ramaswamy having his 15 minutes of political fame or does the upstate now?

>> i think vivica is out there. he has robust energy. whether it's what he says or what is wrapping. people are excited to see him. it's interesting to watch. this is what primaries are for. this is exactly what debates are for. so the american people republicans can decide who their nominee is fox crystal, democrats just thinking as trump, trump come from? >> i think democrat absolutely understand the former president trump will likely be the nominee. were keeping our eye close on nikki haley, were keeping her eye close on vice president penn's and governor chris christie. they perform strong in the first republican gop primary. there's another one that's coming up at the end of this month. we cannot count out those 3 names. i think as it relates to vivek, he is a character. he will continue to fade in the polls. as we saw from his first debate. >> very quickly with both of you, age limits.we've seen senate majority leader mitch mcconnell not looking good this week. it was difficult to watch when he froze again. we've seen obviously some

issues with president biden, diane feinstein. is it time for age limits crystal? >> i'm open to age limits. i think with age there does come history and wisdom but, considering we have an aging elected body. not only in the senate but also in the congress and for the 2 top runners to be over the age of 76. i do think it's time to begin to have that conversation. >> jessica, 10 seconds, age limits or not? >> i think the voters decide. aging is inevitable. want to make sure is that these people are making the right decisions for them and their families. >> just got a crystal great to have you both here this evening. thank you. convicted murder donal is on the run after escaping from pennsylvania county principal on thursday. marianne ruffled the hits latest on efforts to find this

extremely dangerous fugitive. good evening marianne. >> good evening jonathan. not only is this convicted of murdering a woman in front of her children. he did it because she's one of her 2017 murder in brazil. anyone who sees 34-year-old demello to stay away and call police. he is 5 feet tall and hundred 20 palance. authorities say he is as dangerous as they come. >> we have every reason to believe he is considered dangerous at this time. do not approach him. we asked the public to call 911 immediately. >> he escaped just before 9:00 a.m. yesterday. he's been hunted by local, state and federal authorities including the us marshals. chester county along with us marshals are offering a combined $10,000 reward for any information leading to his

arrest. cabell content was last seen wearing a white t-shirt, gray shorts and white sneakers. his family has been told to notify authorities if he tries to contact them. jonathan? >> thank you marianne. authorities in bluffton township ohio have released body cam video of the fatal police shooting of to quiet young. police say the 21-year-old pregnant woman suspected of shoplifting. was confronted by 2 police officers the grocery store parking lot on august 24. when young bumped one of the officers with her car he fired a single shot to the front windshield. hitting and killing young and her unborn daughter. the woman's family and their lawyers say the shooting is caremark clearly a criminal act caremark appeared demanding swift indictment of the officer who shot her. tonight's report on american crime crisis focuses on proposed law in california. the business owner some of them at least would make a bad situation even worse. national correspondent william takes a closer look. >> don't do that. doctor that man. >> retailers in california are angry over lawmakers response

to a search and shoplifting. quickstep means criminals could do whatever they want democrats live in order to protect them and not us. >> hundreds of small business owners probably thursday to protest a bill that limits their ability to confront thieves and requires them to hire private security. to stop crime. >> sb 553 allow all the shoplifter to come to our store and grab whatever they need. >> the bill mandates a workplace violence prevention plan. only security can come from shoplifters. otherwise cal osha confined retailers $18,000 per incident. businesses must log every threat of violence and provide trauma counseling if it happens. >> this is a terrible bill. a terrible bill. that seeks to put all the burden on the business owners. our supporters say it protects employees from having to confront shoplifters. >> is not okay for an employer

to take a rank-and-file worker and say hey, if there is an intruder or can it deputize you to be the one to intervene. >> is not enough we decriminalize property crime but, now he is saying you can't stop criminals from stealing or taking your property. >> the da is roof is voter approved prop 47. which meet property theft under $950 a misdemeanor. >> artillery voters you've gotta read the fine print. >> pastor 2014 prop 47 reduces states jail population. it also increased property crime. >> rather than city my kids to school to universities to get educated i should teach them how to steal. go to the store and grab 950 or less a come home. >> today the the bill passed a one step closer to governor newsom. jonathan? >> william, thank you. read the answers to america's crime crisis? 2 perspectives from the owner of lois boxing club, eddie

arizona and retire fbi special agent maureen o'connell. maureen will become to you. you would a straightforward view of it. it's causal effect in terms of policy. >> it is. this whole thing started with prop 47. so many felonies were busted down to misdemeanors. that caused so many problems for everyone. especially the citizens. for law enforcement also. when there would be a crime wave law enforcement before could go out and round up all these people and put them in custody and they could stay there for a day or 2. now, the police officers are off the street for several hours writing reports. this person is only back out on the street before the reports are even written. this is a huge problem when you cannot control some of this criminal activity. when you talk about cause and effect. when these people aren't held responsible for this type of behavior you've got nothing but

problems. >> you talked about that before. you've lived this. your boxing club is a great part of town of la. you've seen a lot of crime, street crime. what are you thinking of a solution to this? >> when she was saying there needs to be consequences. you have a majority of what you have our kids. 15 ã20 years old max. they're getting in the way with what ability the get away with. if you don't give them boundaries they're gonna get away with whatever they want. you can steal and attack people into whatever you want at worst case get a slap on the wrist. we need to start making the punishments strict and give them the incentive to not do these things. otherwise there just to keep running wild. >> morin talked about how this is a societal problem. we saw these brawls at shopping malls recently here in the la area. we seen them across the country. hundreds of kids in some instances finding animal because it got nothing else to do. what is wrong with society that we are allowing this to happen?

>> it's a lawless society. when you're not being held responsible for any of your actions you can do whatever you want. there are no consequences. it's a big problem. >> in your view is pretty simple. and eddie is. you have punishments. perhaps fit the crime. >> absolutely. after have hard and fast lines. they will know what those hard and fast lines are right away. word gets out instantly. we have situations of the past where we were up on a wiretap and we were on a street that bordered 2 cities. the bad guys said, hate no, no, no up to meet you over here. go to the other side of the street because that law enforcement, their hamstrung. >> to that point eddie, you're on the border of work lapd patrols where west hollywood is with the sheriff's department. you've said to me before, that's a very distinct line. >> is like night and day.

lapd site is like a circus. when you get to the sheriffs area that is like okay. >> the officers are just dedicated. >> is just the way the lines are set up. it's a very obvious difference. >> eddie, talking about the brawls we've seen. you run part of your boxing club is an awesome program called wolfpack.retake kids and you teach them to use their violent skills and their aggression in the controlled environment of a boxing ring. a boxing club. how do you, what is the key to shaping the kind of kids we are seeing fighting on the streets and stealing? what is the key of shaping them into decent humans? >> the first parts have to start early. they think it 15 years old you could do something. it has to start really early. 5 ã6 years old.that's when

he started doing the work. by the time they get to 15th are basically grown men at that point. it will be difficult to change their patterns and their behavior without very strict training or discipline which nobody wants to do at this time. training, boxing, martial arts. the more they train the more inept they are for violence. these kids are doing it to try to prove themselves. >> i've heard you say before to your kids, this is a place for you, you can use your aggression here. then you will know how to handle it if you get into a bad situation. >> no one takes control of yield. all young men and women at that age they feel those feelings. you lose control of her temper. you lose control of your aggression. if you never done it before the control yield. >> as a law enforcement veteran, is her hope? can we turn this around?>> absolutely there is hope. it's a little bit along the lines of turning the titanic around. i feel the shift. i've seen it everywhere. the citizens are so upset with the fact it seems like the bad guys are being held in high

esteem. the good citizens but work hard or not. that is the most frustrating of all. i think this frustration is being seen in all the arenas we've just discussed. >> you 2 are both great citizens. thank you so much. let's turn the titanic around before we hit the iceberg. eddie and maureen, thank you for being here. first off for tonight's real news roundup. fox news has confirmed 400 us troops originally deployed to the southern border and may will have their mission extended through september 30. they were initially put there to deal with the anticipated follow-up from the end of pandemic related asylum roles.

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for the role in the capital right on january 6, 2021. atomic puzzler, the first person to actually reach the capital building by smashing a window with the police right shield was sentenced to 10 years behind bars. ethan ãwas convicted of helping to plan the attack received an 18 year sentence. the proud boys top leader in ricoh will learn his sentence on tuesday. congressional republicans are launching a pair of investigations into the cause of the federal response to the deadly wildfires on my way. correspondent christina kohlmann has that story tonight. good evening christina. >> good evening jonathan. so concerning. in a new letter to hawaiian electric state utility officials. members of the house energy and commerce committee say there is a kamc certain evidence that a downed power line sparked dry grass in the high net that

indicates why electrical equipment may have been the cause. the letter notes that maui county assuming the power company alleging it removed power lines and other equipment after the fire and before relevant investigations had been completed. according to the lawsuit, maui county says utility negligently failed to shut off power despite dry conditions and high winds. in response the company's ceo said in a statement, kamc we believe the complaint is factually and legally responsible.it's inconsistent with the path we believe we should pursue as a resilient community committed and accountable to each other as well as to hi's future. this all comes as half house oversight and economy chairman, james comer announced his committee is investigating in a statement saying, kamc the response by federal, state and local officials to that catastrophic wildfire and maui raises serious questions and americans especially those impacted by the tragedy deserve

answers. his committee has responsibility to ensure taxpayer dollars are being used efficiently and effectively. earlier this week president biden pledged $95 million to go toward rebuilding hawaii's electric grid. as of now the number of confirmed dead from the lahaina fire stands at 115 with over 300 people still unaccounted for according to the fbi. >> christina, thank you. horrible chatterjee. the spring criminal defense and trial attorney brian playful. brian, thank you for being here. in terms of legal culpability in a situation like this. how on earth do you get to that point of knowing who is legally culpable? >> jonathan, great to be with you. the million dollar question. the maui wife wildfire is what was a cause? as we sit here today we haven't seen any scientific reports that are citing an exact cause of the wildfire. why is that important? it's disappointing forcing all

these lawsuits are many respond. maui county is suing point electric. we are family sewing hawaiian electric. we don't have the source of the cause of the wildfire. >> say investigators ultimately get to the point brian where they can say, and they have not got to this point by any means. they could say, hawaiian electric, irresponsible, you did keep up your lines. has this happened in california here before? the power companies are being held responsible. is it simple that all these people who've lost so much can then suit hawaiian electric? >> that's a great question, the answer is no. wine electric will hire expert witnesses will be brought into the case. wine electric will argue hey, were in a catch-22. we know there's a risk of wildfire. we call the bread flag warnings we have in california. what are we supposed to do? shut off electricity the people don't have electricity?

that's what they're arguing. the cut keep the electricity on. i heard what caused the fire to start was a tree falling on a wire that hits the ground and creates wildfire. my whole point is, sometimes accidents happen. it's not really because of something else. rest assured, you will have a doing expert witness in this case all pointing the finger at each other. >> yeah, you can't legislate from 3rd nature. >> exactly. >> i want to move on to the matter of the proud boys and the sentencing of a couple proud boys members over the generous sixth riot.listen to norman pettis who is one of the attorneys for one of the proud boys now convicted criminals.

>> i think these cases are grotesquely overcharged. the government came out asking for 33 years and 30 years they got half of what they asked for. they charged twice with the case was worth. >> brian, what you think? do the sentences of these cases for the crimes? >> i think given the nature of the crimes the sentences did fit the type of crime committed. this is the absolute worst crime or one of the worst crimes you can ever commit. brushing and writing the capital building. one of the guys today smashing the window of the capital building like you said. after he stolen a piece of right care from a police officer. these judges have to send messages. if you do something this heinous and they put the lives of congressional leaders at risk as well. there has to be a penalty that will send a message that if he ever tried to do this again you're gonna spend a lot of time behind bars. >> regardless of what anybody thanks of the politics and the situation, having been convicted of those crimes whether you believe they should've ever been charge of first place.

some people believe they should've some people believe they possibly shouldn't have. regardless of that, once convicted the sentences were in the ballpark they should abandon legally. >> one of the guys is named pedrosa. he actually only got a 10 year sentence. one was a only? there were 5 of these defendants were charged with what's called seditious conspiracy. which means or try to overthrow the government. 4 were convicted of a crime which carries a penalty of at least 17 ã20 years. he was very fortunate. i think a jury found not guilty. he gets 10 years. that 7 years less the 4 other proud boy people thought. i think this was a really fair sentence for him. >> interesting. great to have your perspective as always on all things legal. thank you for being here. have a great labor day weekend have you reported any settings of the government's new uofl website? launched last night. reported many. we love a full report coming

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it now calls, uap's. unidentified aerial phenomenon. one-stop shopping for videos like this one. shot by 2 navy f/a-18 super hornet pilots in 2015. an attorney mission over the atlantic. the website for the old domain anomaly resolution office or arrow has finally made public to comply with the 2023 national defense authorization act. >> lacey today is what has been declassified to date. arrow is focused on the facts taking in information, reviewing the facts and then when possible declassified that information and making it available. >> it's back up now must former air force intelligence officer presented himself as a whistleblower in july. the pentagon must former air force intelligence officer presented himself as a whistleblower in july. the pentagon on his suggestion they had evidence of aliens. >> we have the bodies of the

pilots who piloted this craft? >> biologics came with some of these recoveries. yeah. >> whether human or nonhuman biologics? >> nonhuman.>> deputy defense secretary kathleen hicks is overseeing the pentagon's uap investigation team. she will hold weekly meetings to make sure that any unexplained phenomenon or not adversaries would technology that could pose a national security threat to the united states. jonathan concocts jennifer, thank you very much. let's bring in fox news headlines 24/7 sports reporter and the smartest man in the world, eric. eric, i know your skeptic on this. you see jennifer's reporting and we seen these videos before. these are u.s. navy pilots. this is not some kook out in the woods saying i saw something weird. these are u.s. navy pilots would say that is not explainable by anything we've ever seen in the skies anywhere. >> i'm scriptable on most things and i'm skeptical here. as a possible we've been

visited lots and lots of times by aliens? sure. these sites go back 40 to 50 years. are you telling me they never reached out to us in any way? that we know of out of all that time?i don't know. i don't buy it. >> they reached out to me. >> but have they said? >> on a less serious note. i love the idea of this website. how many people are going to be filling in stories and how many tales of whoever's looking at the website are going to have to be chasing. >> as a skeptic i'm glad you have the website. first of all if it doesn't hurt national security it's always better to have more information. get this information out to the public. hopefully it will dispel conspiracy theories although, probably not. starting in the fall people we be able to report these uap's, can we just go back to ufos. it's easier for us to remember. people will be able to report their sidings. i think that's good. if a lot of these things are

what i think they might be witches spying craft of some type from potential foreign adversary. it's good we document that and have people looking for those. >> onto a sports story i know you been following, college athletes getting paid. they are allowed to now make money off of name, image and likeness. there's a move to standardize the way they do that. you explained to me earlier? >> right now it's a patchwork. around 30 states have a lot to regulate that the other 20 or so states do not. the ncaa has their guidelines which varies from what some of the states have done. there's been a big push to get a piece of federal legislation approved by congress and signed by the president. various bills have been introduced. one with the best chance is one introduced by tommy tuberville who is a former divisional one

football coach. in joe manchin, democrat from west virginia. that bill does some good things. i have issues. it would standardize name and mention and likeness. it would set clear roles. in the playing field more level. would provide health insurance for athletes after they graduate in a lot of cases which is good. make scholarships guaranteed. there's a couple things i don't like. it would limit transfers. it would make it secretly transfer after your junior year. coaches can leave after year or 2 at a school. kids would not be able to transfer play right away. would limit the ability for them to earn money in the future from the revenue the ncaa gets. >> watched the johnny mansell documentary the other night actually. talk about making money when he wasn't supposed to make it money. kids out there don't be like johnny. electric cars, one more subject for you eric. this headline in the daily mail. manly men won't buy electric cars because they think it will

dent their macho image. well, i bought one and that probably proves my point. in the lease manly man on earth. there is some truth to that though? >> i'm wearing a lot of makeup right now. probably not the manly man they are referring to. i also listen to taylor swift. would jeff like brian electric car. i think there is a lot of truth to that. part of it is the exception of the electric car. part of of that they haven't been any trucks or bigger cars. not tessa has her cyber truck which i think looks cool. the ford athlete 150 electric which is the regular f1 50 is a bustling car in the world. the last people probably to go electric will be that demographic. >> manly men, don't worry. the big trucks are coming. read somewhere that some of them are thinking about putting a huge engine noise you can press a button to make you feel more manly. at the moment you can press a button and the tessa and it

parts real.that's the noise we get. >> if you've got a tesla there's a lot of power. a lot of power. >> that's why i won't let my daughter drive one ever. thank you eric, great to see you. first up in today's viral videos. a new zealand kayaker captured this dramatic chase of a shark hunting a seal in open water. both animals left out of the ocean multiple times. the kayak was rammed twice by the shark near the capsizing it. the kayak did not see how the chase ended. i would have stuck around either the kayaker said i hope the seal got away. we all hope you got away electric cars have been damaged by flooding by hurricane natalia burst into flames as it was being towed. the fire department try to get the fire out but it kept reigniting. eventually they let it burn itself out leaving only a charred frame.

firefighters suspect the saltwater may have sparked the fire. >> a nerve was on it state university football game was delayed as fans hurried to seek shelter from dust storm last night. the national weather service warned of near zero visibility and the blowing dust. the game was eventually played with arizona state sun devils picking up the season-opening win. finally, more than 92 thousand fans showed up for volleyball match at the university of nebraska lincoln. listen to them. setting the record for the largest ever attendance at the women's sporting event. the lady huskers ended up winning the match 4. i don't know how you satan volleyball. eric?>> i would go with 4-0. thank you very much eric. the of a viral video to share hit us up on fox news night on social media. coming up, his liberty to early for pumpkin spice latte's? what is a favorite thing you're looking forward to about fall?

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current. eric, christina, marion and kevin cork. tonight's topic, farewell to summer as we enter the holiday weekend we know it's nearly over. what are you most excited for about fall and the important question of the night is labor day to early to order pumpkin spice latte. yes, sir no kevin cork? >> not to early. let's bring on the pumpkin spice. >> marianne? >> not to early. >> i don't care for pumpkin spice but it's not to early. >> eric? >> it's always to early for pumpkin spice. i tried it years ago, it's not that great. i don't get the obsession. it's fine. >> eric, as were talking about what you hate about fall, what you like about fall what's your favorite thing? >> with them in southern california so we don't really have fall per southeast. they my favorite thing about fall is halloween. it's a great holiday. it's great when you're young. it's fun. if you have kids it's awesome.

>> is my wife and my children's favorite holiday. you're right. christina? >> i love halloween so much it's my favorite part and dressing out. thinking he could be toast and i could be like butter. i love it. >> he so cute, whatever he's wearing. >> i will be a pumpkin spice latte. >> marianne what's your favorite thing in your family? >> cooking. love making a pot of chili or a stew and cornbread in my cast-iron skillet. >> kevin, favorite thing about fall? >> first of all referee when i move out there i want to be your neighbor. i love chili. that's when my favorites. fall equals football equals friends, fun. wearing boots are great jackets. >> interesting. first of all the pumpkin spice latte question. we asked people, is labor day to early for pumpkin spice

latte's? on x formally known as twitter, yes 64 percent. on instagram only 49 percent said as. 51 percent said no. on instagram you're taking all those cute pictures of your pumpkin spice latte's. as for favorite things about fall. here's a response we got. he said, i love the beautiful colors. used to love day trips to see the beauty of fall foliage. i used to like that. that's a nice relief. that's nice you leave. can we move on now and get a beer? sherry says her favorite thing is the world series counting down to the next baseball season and my birthday. happy birthday, whenever it is sherry. dan says i make a trip to the apple orchards. then someone call doctor houman hemmati. we love you miss you. i love living in los angeles with 3 formants of summer, warm temps and lots of green trees. my very favorite thing about the fall season is watching the

excitement of my kids for when my wife chelsea makes her famous pumpkin dip. it is unmatched in its deliciousness. it makes the kids while. >> anyway i hope you have a wonderful labor day weekend. eric, christina, marion, kevin. thank you for being here. thank you everyone for watching america's late news. fox news at night. trace will be back monday. i'm jonathan hunt. i'm jonathan hunt. hahaaf great holiday weekend. for a . for one and done heartburn relief, prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. [ applause ] the day you get your clearchoice dental implants changes your struggle with missing teeth forever. it changes how you eat, how you feel, and how you enjoy life. it changes your smile and how others smile at you. clearchoice network doctors have changed over 100,000 lives with dental implants, and they can change yours, too. because a clearchoice day changes every day.

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president, the governor of florida, a lot coming up tomorrow. here "the five." ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody. i am jesse watters along with judge jeanine pirro, richard fowler, katie pavlich, and charlie heard. 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ labor day is upon us. millions of americans are trying to squeeze out the last moments of summer fun. some are heading out of dodge to get the nice long holiday weekend. or you are one of the unlucky ones who has t