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are sent to the northeast be the encounters last month top 200 30,000 people. that is the highest august ever on record. we are live at ground zero for the surge in the texas town with the mayor there has just declared a migrant emergency. hello everyone and welcome to "foxfox news live by eric shawn. arthel: hello everyone i am arthel neville. another big story we are watching for you. we are three days away from the second republican primary debates, seven candidates will take the stage at the ronald reagan a presidential library that is going to happen and simi valley, california. before coming up we will hear from one of those candidates, vivek ramaswamy is here alive. he will join us and discuss what he will say at that debates. and get his reaction to the new stunning washingt "washington pa poll that shows former president trump way ahead of president biden. arthel: we are going to begin at the southern border were large groups of migrants are pouring

in that daily after a brief decline during the summer. former u.s. border patrol chief ron with expert analysis in a moment. but first we have like a fox team coverage for you. david is at the white house with the reaction from top lawmakers. but first griff jenkins is alive in eagle pass, texas with the latest from there. >> hey arthel, things are showing no signs of slowing down for it yesterday we had more than 1300 migrants pass right by our cameras. it has been a steady flow today as well part le let's take you p in the sky with her fox flight team. we see a steady stream of migrants coming up i handful of them trying to come from that little island separating eagle pass in texas they will have to crawl through the dangerous, dense razor wire that texas governor greg abbott has put here to try to deter them. as we have seen it's obviously not working. there is one video i want to

show you. i will show it to you now. the border patrol agents handing a small child helping a migrants off of these boxes. they were also put here by the state of texas to try to deter them. it really speaks to the humanitarian crisis it. the agents had to take care otherwise these migrants and certainly the small child being handed now could be injured. it's really why this is such an important story. why the community is on the state of emergency. earlier on "fox news sunday" texas a congressman democrat had this to say about the situation. listen. >> we need to have repercussions at the border. what does that mean? you got to deport people and show those images of people being deported. >> this comes dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas visits the border not here in eagle pass but he was in mcallen, texas

part of the rio grande valley talking about actions they are taking like increasing deportations in 800 active-duty troops to the border. but obviously things are not under control right now but that is why you got other places like el paso, the mayor they are saying they have reached quote a breaking point. arthel: will take it back here it live from the border, thank you griffin. eric: alejandro mayorkas visited the customs and border protection he was joined by the honduran president who tried to discuss the recent surge of migrants at the bar this comes as house republicans they have been investigating and the administration handling of immigration at the southern border. they claim the border it was a close. as we have seen that is not what we see, david spot live at the white house with more on the north lawn. >> no question the border crisis has been a massive headache not

only for members of this administration and the white house but democrats coming in washington as well. >> the bottom line for the border is the chaotic situation there has to end. we need to do that on a bipartisan basis for. >> trumpet went too much to the right by doing the separation of families and kids. i think of president biden and the administration not doing enough. >> a new abc gives a president biden just a 23% approval rating for his handling of this border crisis down from 28% seven months ago. but things are tough for republicans on the border with a small group of republicans hoping to shut down the government over odds with that man right there house speaker kevin mccarthy. kevin mccarthy is quiche furious saying that will have effects on the border. meanwhile president biden who spent the weekend here in

washington at the white house. and just two days will head to michigan to meet with picketers who have been picketing for several weeks. members of the united auto workers union are outside at the steady picket light outside general motors the parent company of chrysler and jeep. uaw announced some progress with the fort and the union president looks forward to seeing a nether president, that is the president of the united states. our invitation to anyone today including the white house to come and join us on the picket line, that's an invitation for anybody. that is where you see supports. proof is in the action. >> the white house originally had negotiators in the president's team planned to go to detroit to hash things out between the union and auto giants riesling pulled them back instead president will go and show solidarity in addition to a 36% pay increase the auto autows also want a defined pension plan

that seems to have taken a backseat at the table. but this is only intensifying as this goes on, the strike. eric: r8 david thank you. to be five as a promise will bring in a former u.s. border patrol chief ron vitiello. hehe is former acting isa director. i have several things i want to get through with you. this agreement between u.s. and mexico purportedly with mexico agreeing to deport migrants back to their home countries from border cities with the goal to what they called depressurized cities like eagle pass where we just saw griffin. el paso and san diego. and mexico again reportedly will implement measures to keep migrants from hopping trains to get here. i'm not sure what you know about this. it is not everything but is this something can it help? outsourcing this a problem to mexico is a big problem.

you want to talk about where these folks are coming from. you want to talk about root causes. what is not a disagreement that i have seen us are going to control their southern border like they did in the last administration. 25000 national guard troops. so yes, relieving the cities and war as, tijuana and all those is fine. that's going to help the people on the ground down there. is not going to end of the problem is not going to keep people out of the pipeline. they keep people off of the train, then don't just use smugglers, buses and trucks and dangerous vehic vehicle succumbe southwest border. what needs to happen is that each got to the root cause the needs go after why these people are coming and the need to put in place, there needs to be consequences for people across the border illegally. if you let a third of everyone who shows up at the border or more into the united states, with a promise to appear at some date in the future they succeeded in that just encourages more people to come. that has to end. that is with the policy they inherited and they have broken it all down.

this is what the results are. arthel: meanwhile as you know four days ago the defense department announced they are sending at least 800 new active personnel to the border for the going to enforce the 2500 national guard members already there. is there presence alone enough to deter and curb the overwhelming number of illegal crossings we are seeing? it worked in 2019. if you don't think it can work now, how best can we use our uniformed service members down and to make a difference of the southern border? >> 800 on top of what is there the people they're not stopping the flow. because again the root cause is the policy of this administration. i am grateful the national guard is down there upping my former colleagues. it is a rich history of us using soldiers in these roles but they will not stop people from coming across the border. they will add and help the operator. as an operator you want more boots on the ground. this will not end until the

policy changes. i am afraid this is an additive to the operation but nothing that's going to solve the problem that we have. arthel: you know this, under federal statute the department departmentopponent security andt biden can temporarily close the particular ports of entry along the southern border to protect national interest. there are limitations. however do you think he biden administration would have the support from the majority of americans to temporarily seal sections of the southern border? >> subordinate communities are up against this. closing their for business and commerce in places like eagle pass and laredo where i was stationed. if you shut the ports of entry down there's economic impact both sides of the border. again it's not going to stop this problem.

here's an example pay the president has been involved in government since 1973. he ran for office many times. he was a senator for a long time. he was a vice president during the last surge. i could not believe for a sack and he does not know it's going out the southwest border in the sense this chaos has continued from day one he took office. and has done nothing to relieve what is going on in the pipeline. droves of the people every 24 hours about 6000 people cross the border illegally. those are only the ones encountered by the border patrol. that does not count for all the other people that are getting away. it does not count for the fentanyl that is getting away and being smuggled across the border. it does not account for the people being trafficked by smugglers. this is a big problem and it has been a big problem for this is someone who knew better. 2014 had unprecedented surge of families that are southwest border. he was the vice president, alejandro mayorkas was a deputy at dhs. they know what fix the problem in 2015 but they refused to do

what they know works. why? arthel: is 62% of americans disapprove of biden's handling of the southern border. you menti mentioned, we talked t the notion of showing pictures and sending a message of showing people being deported because they're coming here illegally. you seem to think that would help. i'm running out of time if you could quickly close for me on what do you really think could help now? i get it president biden according to 60% of people polled these not doing the job right. what could we do right now to help fix this? >> they could reinstate the protocols pretty want to leverage mexico to keep people in mexico until they have their hearing. they cannot be released into the night say sale stop coming. it's happened every time we've done it. in 2014 we have specific detention centers to people are peoplecoming and wanted a s. we held them until they had

their court dates. they stopped coming and if they are not released into the united states. arthel: you are saying retain them and mexico, is that what you are saying is the best? >> in mexico or in detention. that is worth every time they have tried it. they rip this down when they took it over and this is the result of it. arthel: look, it is complicated but will bring you back it's definitely a problem americans are tired of this problem and is to get solved. former border pool border patrol chief ron vitiello thank you for joining us. eric: immigration, the migrants and illegal immigration a big topic coming up in the second republican presidential primary debates three days from now on wednesday. wwe will be live from the ronald reagan library in simi valley, california. aired both on foxbusiness and simulcast here on the fox news channel. so what can we expect from those who will be showing up? the former president skipping it for now as he maintains a large lead in the republican primary

pole. alexandria hoff live with a preview of what we will see on wednesday night. >> hi eric. but republican voters continue to look for in a stage like this is a viable candidate who they see is equipped to defeat president biden paid the candidates, they are still looking for that breakout moment. this weekend burgum became the seventh candidate to reach the polling and donor threshold for the second debate for the challenge presented to all of them lives in the polls for the latest survey out of iowa shows former president trump has not lost any ground since his absence from the first debate. in that poll senator tim scott lost four points pretend and fox news sending senator scott said continuing to show up is going to make the difference for him. >> the more time i spent in iowa, the better off i will be. the more time i spent in new hampshire, the better off i will be. the good news is the polls don't vote but people do. i need to make sure i find myself in front of the most people as possible.

>> are the first debate most kids cast doubt on former president trump's ability to win a general election against president biden. early this morning trump was quick to share the results of a new "washington post" abc news poll that shows trump with a static 10-point lead over the president or the "washington post" itself suggested the poll was an outlier because most of the recent polling as a two and a dead heat. former new jersey governor chris christie who called trump a sad and disturbed person on x yesterday believes republican outlook will change when votes start being cast. >> when i beat him in new hampshire people are going to know he's not the only alternative to joe biden. we will do it just the way, by the way joe biden did in 2020. >> the deadline to make wednesday's debate stage is tomorrow at 9:00 p.m. former arkansas governor asa hutchinson told fox news digital he's companies going to meet the threshold by then. eric: alright alex, thanks so much. arthel: have an update on th this -- make it to disturbing so cerebral want to warn you.

be told about yesterday. police in florida have identified human remains found in the mouth of a massive and i mean a massive alligator in a neighborhood near clearwater, florida. investigators are trying to figure out what happened. steve harrigan, he is live with what we know. no steve, what do we know? >> arthel we know the name of the victim, sabrina 41 years old. a woman with a history of arrests for trespassing in the wetland areas. this all occurred on friday near largo, florida right outside of tampa. a place where there is known to be alligators. residents say they've never seen anything like this. this as you said was a massive alligator. it ended up measuring 13 feet eight and a half inches. it really shocked at the local community because it was paddling down a canal along a residential streets. that alarmed neighbors, called the fire department they called fish and while officers who came

in. they pulled that gator and the half corpse out of the water. shot it multiple times, killed or put on a flatbed truck and measured at more than 13 feet. gators are common in florida and all 67 counties. but fatal attacks on humans are rare. just 26 since the end of world war ii. >> i never would have dreamt and alligator would be in this area. of course i know there is a lake over across the street and i know about the lake in taylor park. but not in this neighborhood, no i never would've thought that. >> experts advise if you do find yourself in the jaws of a gator to fight back and target the eyes and hope of gaining release, arthel back to you. arthel: steve harrigan, thank you. 's report were still tracking a tropical depression ophelia as it moves up the east coast this week and it was wet and windy around these parts for its strong winds and rain causing

widespread damage, flooding and power outages from north carolina what all the way up to new jersey. "fox weather" nicole valdes is in virginia with the aftermath there. >> still a windy day here in norfolk, virginia a sigh of relief from the flood of prone community as a damage reports coming in are minor despite the expectation what tropical storm ophelia could have brought to the area here. businesses are reopening. ports are operational once again. so good news for this community the same cannot be said further south looking at states like north carolina. we are talking about reports of four -- 6 feet of storm surge there in communities like belhaven the downtown area inundated city hall flooded along with several local businesses and other incredible video were getting in today waves crashing into homes. even aboveground pool is a the strong wind gusts push water

onto shore. thousands remain that power today communities like this one are now working to clean up and dry off here. the u.s. coast guard despite the waves we are feeling today has given the green light for ports across the region to reopen. including one in maryland, here in virginia and both in north carolina as again the water is far less dangerous as a storm moves away today, eric. eric: good thing it is gone, nicole thank you. arthel: new york city fire depadepartment is marking a trac milestone 343 of its members have now died from 911 related illnesses. that is the exact same number who lost their lives responding to the terror attacks 22 years ago. the tunnel to tower foundation was created out of this tragedy to help those who made the ultimate sacrifice and service to their community. today is the 22nd annual 5k run and walk is a one-of-a-kind

race to raise money for the brave men and women. it runs from brooklyn to manhattan retracing the final footsteps of firefighter steven on that awful fateful morning, never forget. ststiffer what steven did that y will always be remembered and we honor the ball. up next year the fox business a presidential debate is on wednesday played the candidate who had everyone talking up the first showdown, he will tell you what he will say next. vivek ramaswamy is here his views on the budget showdown in washington. the white house race and wait until you hear what sean penn had to say about him. i will ask for his reaction next nexthere on "fox news live."

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>> and we are in the middle of a national identity crisis. people are are so hungry for purpose and meaning at a time when family, faith, patriotism, hard work have all disappeared. what we really need is a total reset from the top saying this is what it means to be an american. yes, we will stand for the rule of law. yes it will close in the these e border criminals are coming in every day. and yes, we will back law enforcement because we remember who we really are. stu varney made a name for himself of the first republican debate now are counting down to the second when it will be wednesday night on foxbusiness. seven of the eight candidates from the first debate will be back around two. will be held at the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley, california will be simulcast on the fox news channel. the guy who made a big splash has been rising in the polls since the real clear politics average average has him at number three. presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy joins us now from

columbus, ohio. thank you for joining us. >> good morning good to see you, eric. eric: right now the big sur and capitol hill is the looming potential government shutdown. the battle over the budget. do you think some of the republicans, your colleagues who have been fighting on that front will get the government shutdown? what is going to happen? >> i do think deep cuts are required but we have a fiscal looming crisis in this country, eric. it's important we not just go to the ritual of pretending like we make short-term adjustments when the long term debt problem still looms large. what i think is the government shutdown debate is a little artificial, it's a little bit fake. every time you get the back pay for the employees the government comes back larger. instead of debating the artificial shutdown, but i think we really need is a true shutdown of the administrative state. but i have said as u.s. president i would lay off 75% of the federal employee headcount. shut down government agencies

from the fbi to the department of education, to many others that should no longer exist. resend those unconstitutional federal regulations for that is how you solve the national debt crisis. that is how you grow the economy. that essay restore the integrity of our constitutional republic. i think a lot of this is short-term gaming. we need to focus on the real thing. that is how i lead as u.s. president. eric: the critics are saying shutting down some but you just mentioned is absurd. it will never work you happy fda, the fbi fight against terrorism and crime. but you do have, it seems a point with this dance drama we go through. we have seen this movie all over again. in terms that we get to the edge and they pull back. >> i think the status quo is really what is absurd. we are on a path to fiscal armageddon if we keep walking in that same direction. conversely it might plans are deeply practical to come i plan to shut down the fbi.

even 15,035,000 agents we would keep but reorganize them hurt used move them to that u.s. marshal or dea or crime network at the u.s. treasury this is deeply practical but also necessary to revive what our founding fathers envisioned and also to revive us when to be necessary for steam letting our own economy and avoiding a national debt default in the long run. i think that's the combination is going to take great someone is deeply pragmatic but also keeps the northstar of our constitution in mind which has three branches of government, not four. you are right i am the only presidential candidate willing to go that far. but that is what is going to take to think on the timescales of history rather than just on the timescale of two-year election cycles. that's also why it's going to take someone coming from the outside but not in existing politician who needs to get that job done for the white house. eric: someone else is not existing professional politician, except he was governor of california of course ronald reagan. this debate will be held at the

ronald reagan library. he had a lot to say in terms of challenging the federal bureaucracy and the spending of this country we le up ... and fr president reagan. the warnings he gave about the issue you just said. let's listen. >> the simple truth is no matter how hard you work. no matter how strong this economy grows. no matter how much more tax money comes to washington it will not amount to a hill of beans if government won't curb its endless appetite to spend. the one thing we cannot do is stay on the immoral dead end debt incourse of deficit spendig frequency view of the economy could be summed up in a few short phrases, if it moves tax it. if it keeps moving to regulate it. if it stops moving subsidize it. sweetheart what happened what is not changed as we heard those words? >> i think reagan had it corrected. the sad part is not only the democrat since ronald reagan but every republican since ronald

reagan has violated that maxim. this is a bipartisan problem in our country which is exactly why it will take a leader from a different generation to reach in stand for the next generation. because the next generations the ones that bear the burden. my two sons and their generation do not have national pride anymore. they do not believe in the american dream anymore in part because they are the ones are going to bear the burden of our spending decisions of the national debt we're going to cripple them with it. i think i'm the youngest person ever to run as u.s. president as a republican and an outsider for that's what's went to take to ultimately get this right and think outside of the standard partisan boxes. and so my view is yes, declare economic independence from china. too that what was shut down the administrative state and resend those unconstitutional regulations here at home. and most importantly that is also how we revive national pride among young americans which is badly lacking. that is why i am in this race and i am confident that being honest with the people rather than reciting political plug it

turning the job done. eric: before i let you go did you hear it sean penn had to say about y you on cnn last night? he said you are not interesting. he said quote he speaking of eve is just like a high school student who is impressive because he got an a and something for never applying and life. now is your opportunity what you have to say tashawn penn? lex i actually do find sean penn interesting in reverse but this is a guy who has praised hugo chavez, said journalist should be put in jail if they called hugo a dictator. has been imprisoned for a for vt assault and other crimes. the interesting part to me is why is cnn taken their foreign policy advice from a so-called pundit who fits that description. think you get a better view on the war on ukraine from ordered a man on the street for with the fact of the matter is i'm not against sean p penner hollywood. frankly i'm not against joe biden or my republican contenders. i am in this race for our country with our own vision.

sometimes tashawn penn what i would say as we get dragged it down into these partisan battles. i am done with that. my question is where are we going as a country? what are we running to? that's a good run this race here on out career entering a new phase we are focusing on what we stand for pre-that is up people across this country are hungry for. and that is how were going to lead the race. eric: vivek ramaswamy presidential candidate will see you on wednesday night. a member sean penn was in at fast times at ridgemont high? speaking of high school. thank you. fox news will be back in just a second period 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. now available in cinnabon® bakery-inspired flavor. learn more at boost.com/tv f-r-e-e. oh. yeah. free.

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corruption and abuse it. a power against president biden. it is pushing to subpoena hunter and james a biden bank records with the hopes of providing insights into the president alleged involvement in his family's business deals. our next guest is a member of the oversight committee. arizona congressman andy biggs is also on the house judiciary committee, and the cochair of the border security caucus. so congressman, here we are. given there has been no smoking gun, no direct connection of corruption on the part of joe biden. give us a teaser of the bombshell hard-line evidence iss impeachment inquiry will produce. if it does not produce something major and factual house republicans stand to get stung. why are you betting the farm on this? >> you know arthel, i would say there has been some pretty direct evidence it's not just circumstantial evidence it.

having tried a lot of cases i can tell you circumstantial evidence is also important and can't be taken very seriously as well. but let's just consider this. what you have here is literally more than 20 shell corporations formed during the tenure of the vice president joe biden. you some money at going through those a single transaction accounts. you have over one third 70 suspicious activity reports that are laying out the foundation of white banks around the country believe something suspicious was going on part you have to witness testimony saying joe biden was the product and joe biden making calls. joe biden actually recruiting people coming in. you had quid pro quo you have no biden on video. i do not understand why that's not powerful direct evidence were he says he goes over there. maybe because most bull do not know the timing and it goes out publicly and said he went to ukraine and held a billion dollars in aid until they fired

victor. and they said he was not prosecuting but he was. your $23 million of burisma money frozen. you have the statements of the informant saying the ceo of burisma said he gave 5,000,002 joe, 5 million to hunter and he tied up in these bank accounts. i mean arthel, there is more there as well. we have additional docume documentation. i think it is pretty powerful and pretty compelling. it's one of the sink she would take to court and he would say okay or going to deal with it. some of it is circumstance a very rarely do you have someone saying, you have someone pushing an envelope of cash across the table. that really happens. arthel: a lot of what you just said congressman is stuff we have already heard it pretty has not been proven just yet and i know that is what you are working toward. if this is just going to be a review of existing evidence and further explain her, is it a waste of time? >> are youyou talking specificas

hearing? no, i don't think it's a waste of time there are enough people have not been paying attention hasn't been on the radar because has not been in an official inquiry. as we go forward and issue moree subpoenas and went late this out we understand witnesses t therei cannot disclose it. arthel: is hunter biden going to get subpoenaed? >> he better get subpoenaed. long overdue to be subpoenaed. just seeing i seen on work withr former business personnel, partners of hunter biden. if we can get with rob walker and eric swearing in and lay it on those guys i think you are going to find what we all know that joe biden was heavily involved in hunter biden's business it. not only was he heavily involved in it, his family received all kinds of renumeration from that. arthel: to listen congressman, if there is culpability on the part of joe biden, americans

absolutely need to know. but if you don't discover gold, at what point do house republicans stop digging? >> i think we have already discovered gold. i guess as a guy who tried a lot of cases i'm kind of wanting what kind of gold or do you want? arthel: americans like we were hearing this we are h hearing yu got all this good evidence bring it, bring down the hammer. >> absolutely. here's a ram i do not have police power merrick garland has police power. they have obstructed our investigation. arthel: how so? >> the 1023 you had a document in senator grassley's possession about an informant saying a confession from burisma ceo. the fbi told us that document does not exist, we do not have it. then we said we have a copy of it. then all of a sudden they find it. iit's so heavily redacted. we say we have an unredacted

version. next thing you know it takes some time but it becomes unredacted. they slow walk to giving us responses to multiple requests for information. we have not been able to get our bank statements all in. and quite frankly they have been obstructing justice here. arthel: again if there is something they are americans definitely know. it is very important will wait to see if there is something there. but before i let you go congressman this is all going down thursday, september 28. will the house agreed to a long-term budget two days later? >> i wish we would' would have i wish we would. we are sitting there the speaker comes up about two weeks before the end of the fiscal year and we need to start talking to cr. we have four bills sitting there we are working on this week. those bills would fund about 75%

of the non- mandatory spending. mandatory spending would keep funding already. that would be a good, good start to do and what we need to do. arthel: where we starting this late we are dealing for just this week. >> you and i are on the same page we have been saying this should have been over there last june. that is what we are supposed to do. that is the law. they should have been in the senate in june. the senate would do very gently do a conference committee and be done here. arthel: descendent said they've done the deal and they're waiting for you in the house. >> they have not passed any bills. they have marked them up in committee but they have not passed any bills i will tell you that. the other thing is, arthel, if we don't change the way we do business this concurrent resolution for this continuing resolution, that does not work. that is what has given is $33 trillion in national debt.

that gives us to trillion dollar deficit every year. we can't do that that is unsustainable. we got to goad by the bills let's do it right and we have not done that and years and years. arthel: please get right to pretty know what i always say a congressman every time you are here just order in some frozen prickly pear margaritas and everybody will be very open to working together but that is what we need. so let's do it, right congressman biggs and thank you take care. we will be right back. where our focus is to always support the people who live and work there. because you call these communities home, and we do too. pnc bank.

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now the state is saying the company that operates that bus, it has failed multiple safety inspections in the past. nate foy with more on this. >> hey eric, the long violent long islandbased bus operator cd regency transportation failed to five of 15 bus inspections this year. because of that is labeled unacceptable operated by the state department of transportation. inspectors found problems with the brakes on multiple buses. regency fixed each bus that was found to have problems with the brakes before a return to service. the state never identified any problems with the bus that crash that you see here. the deer department transportation tells fox news today quotes the vehicle involved in the crash was inspected in august 2023. upon purchase bite regency past the semi annual inspection. this was our first inspection of the vehicle which was new to the fleet at the time. and as you mention the bus careened out 50-foot ravine it tipped over up the side of the highway on thursday.

five of the 40 high school band members involved suffered critical injuries. two adults died in the crash for the high school band director and a retired teacher did not make it. ntsb arrived at the crash site on friday. it's investigation was expected to be take between five and seven days state police say a faulty front tire likely caused the crash that happened while the group traveled from new york to pennsylvania for a band camp. regency transportation failed only five of 56 inspections from 2018 until 2022. again so far this year they've already match that number failed inspections and only 15 tries. eric: every parent's nightmare, nay thank you. we will have more news we come back. meet arexvy. ( ♪ ) the first fda-approved rsv vaccine. arexvy is used to prevent lower respiratory disease

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it released to the sample capsule print touched on this morning and a designated landing zone in utah. >> we have touchdown. has touchdown. >> it landed just west of salt lake city at u.s. military is a vast utah test and training range. engineers estimate the sample capsule contains about a couple extra terrestrial rock and dust. this concludes a seven year nearly 4 billion-mile journey into space for talk about a historic moment this is a first pristine asteroid sample ever collected by the u.s. and the largest amount of extraterrestrial material ever return to earth for analysis. >> can you believe it? [laughter] touchdown for science. what a great day for. >> for the folks at home this is a huge deal. a huge deal and they did it, they did it progress for the first time in history we brought goodies back home from this kind

of object in the history of humanity. so this is big. >> this is so huge. [laughter] >> space good is a sample was collected october 2020 and ancient asteroid about the size of the empire state building. scientists believe it has seen more than 4.5 billion years of history and there is a very small chance one and 1750 that it will strike the earth sometime in the next 300 years. they believe studying samples of the asteroid could possibly help their efforts to protect the earth from an asteroid in the future. >> of one to understand the physical consistency that physical properties of asteroids like this because these are the kinds of things we might have to defend ourselves against. >> and nasa scientists also are confident there's lots of organic compounds and a water laced up in the asteroid they say could be helpful to examine in case we need to mine these resources from an asteroid out in space in the future.

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