. >> martha: have a great wedding, john. i'm martha maccallum in new york. the big question this afternoon is, we have moore on a live demonstration on the new developments that we just learned about. the firearms and the ammo that were believed to be in alec baldwin's hands. an analysis of what kind of bullets that could be in that weapon. first, merrick garland grilled on capitol hill today. another rough day for this gentleman. over his memo that called for the fbi to assist with threats of violence by parents against school board members. now, since the last hearing, the national school board association who memo he admits was the basis for his action, they backed down. they said that it was wrong of them to suggest that these parents could be domestic terrorists in this context. so the a.g. was under pressure to do the same thing and to rescind his memo. >> either you run the department of justice or the department runs you. right now looks like the department of justice is running you. >> did you consider the chilling effect your medium random might ha

martha? >> martha: thanks, david.neral jack keane, senior strategic analyst for the army and chairman of the institute of war. good to have you here today. i do want to ask you about colon powell's passing but first i want to start with the hypersonic technology that we reported on here before and something that the united states and russia and china are working on. how many of a game changer is this technology in terms of warfare? >> hypersonic missiles is advanced technology. there's no system out there that can defeat it as of yet. what makes it so dangerous, it's not just the speed. we have ballistic missile that travel faster but speed is a factor. it's the fact that ballistic missiles travel on a predicted path. a controlled path. hypersonic missiles can zigzag, change altitudes and are dangerous. the chinese are in advance of this compared to where we are, which is very frustrating. china can reach our carrier battle groups in the pacific region and take them down in mass given the lethality of these systems an

martha? >> martha: we're watching, mike. thanks very much.road this hour. the poll numbers not so great and slipping. so democrats are scrambling to get a number on this human infrastructure bill. what is really in this thing or even the smaller version of it, which is enormous. katie pavlich and will cane join us in just a moment to talk about it. stay with us. so i only pay for what i need. how about a throwback? you got it. ♪ liberty, liberty - liberty, liberty ♪ uh, i'll settle for something i can dance to. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ ♪ ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ serena: it's my 3:10 no-exit-in-sight migraine medicine. it's ubrelvy. for anytime, anywhere migraine strikes, without worrying if it's too late, or where i am. one dose can quickly stop my migraine in its tracks within two hours. unlike older medicines, ubrelvy is a pill that directly blocks cgrp protein, believed to be a cause of migraine. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tir

. >> benjamin: and i am benjamin hall >> martha: thanks. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. we have two exclusives for you this hour. first, a stunning move in the latest fox polling in the virginia governor's race. this is a bellwether for president biden as we look to tuesday in virginia, which is in all recent cycles but a blue state. take a look at this. mcauliffe, a long-time clinton pal, eight points behind the republican, glenn youngkin who is a first-time candidate. two weeks ago, mcauliffe was ahead by five in this race. this polling. this is a pretty stunning turn around. we'll see if it holds up come tuesday. likely to be a slugfest tuesday evening. both sides have started lawyering up. the mcauliffe campaign hired the first of mark alias. he's the attorney behind the 2020 election law fight. his attorney was involved in the hiring of the group that did the steele dossier. a lot of background here with the story. fox news producers reached out to the mcauliffe campaign to get a comment about the hiring of mark elias and what that might mean. they got an e-mail bac

martha? >> martha: thanks, edward. joining me now, larry kudlow, former white house economic adviser. great to have you here. the white house asked opec to open the spigots to lowter gas prices. here's jennifer granholm, the energy secretary. this is one of her ideas for what to do about this huge jump in prices. watch. >> all tools are on the table in terms of trying to deal with this price surge. does that include releasing oil from the strategic petroleum reserve, for example? >> it's a tool that is under consideration. >> how is this going? >> actually, that was denied today. they're not going to use it. oh, no, it was the energy department that put it out. it was kind of a not smart thing for her to say. i want to be as respectful as i can. strategic petroleum reserve does nothing. you can put a few -- 618 million barrels. look, i have a solution for the president here. just stop killing fossil fuels. stop begging saudi arabia for oil or russia for natural gas. someone should remind him we have a lot of oil in the

martha?ad that you were able to go there and take the time to honor him and his family. must have been an extraordinarily moving ceremony for this family. >> sure was, more that. >> martha: and a shout out to history flight without whom these remains would not be able to get back and forth from the burial places to the united states. lucas, thanks very much. good to have you with us. we remember harold hayden today. the latest untold podcast is now available. it's really directed at college football fans. it's a great new book. it's called history through the head sets. it goes through covid and all of the changes that were made during the course of the season playing with notre dame. it was an election year. i sat down with the authors, one of those is reed, my son and his buddy, john mahoney. we had a great conversation. don't miss that. head to foxnewspodcast.com. a great christmas present. thanks for being with us. check that out. a great day today, october 28. we'll be back here tomorrow

>> martha: okay.much for this assurance on inflation from president biden in july. >> as our economy has come roaring back, we have seen price increases. some folks have raised worries this could be a sign of persistent inflation. that's not our view. our experts believe and the data shows that most of the price increases we've seen are -- were expected an expected to be temporary. >> martha: don't have to worry. here we are in october and his treasury secretary saying it's not going away any time soon. >> on a 12-month basis, the inflation rate will remain high in to next year because of what is already happened. but i expect improvement by the end of -- by the middle to end of next year, second half of next year. >> martha: joining me now, fox business anchor, david asman. >> it's called moving the goal posts, right? they keep moving them. interesting democrats that have said that inflation is much worse than what the president or janet yellen are saying yet jack dorsey, coming out with a tweet sayi

martha? >> martha: jonathan serrie, thank you very much.ranking member on the house oversight committee, republican james comer from kentucky. he says this letter from the nih proves that american tax dollars were used to fund gain of function research in the wuhan lab. congressman, good to have you with us. thanks for being here today. i understand in jonathan's reporting what the nih is saying that this particular research, they do not believe, is the actual covid-19 virus that was amped up. however, i would just draw people's attention to things that the nih didn't say what they were. case in point, this montage from what we were told previously. >> this question about the the wuhan lab, it's been debunked that the virus was manmade or modified or anything like that. >> agencies have been tabbed with investigating one of trump world's most favorite conspiracy theories. >> very, very strongly leaning towards this could not have been artificially or deliberately manipulated. >> martha: you know, i don't know how at this point, we've been t

. >> and mike >> martha: thanks very much. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york. this is "the story." listen. >> we were you unable, mr. president, to close the deal with members of your own part on key parts of your legislative agenda last week? >> i was unable to close the deal with 99% of my party. two people. >> martha: so we will see. these two people that he refers to, democrat senators kyrsten sinema and joe manchin are pushing back on the biggest tax and spend program in the united states history. they're getting harranged by their colleagues and activists that stoop so low to follow senator sinema into the bathroom. >> i'm heading out. >> we knocked on doors to get you elected. we can get you out of office if you don't give us what you promised us. >> martha: here's karl rove, a fox news contributor. a little while ago -- this is are just the starting point. a bigger question here. the president said, you know, he thought it was inappropriate. he said this happens. it happens to all of us, he said. >> hope it doesn't happen to him. i suspect secret servic

martha? >> martha: thanks, trey.ired lieutenant general keith kellogg, former national security adviser to mike pence and author of the new book out today "war by other means, a general in the trump white house." thanks, general. >> thanks. >> martha: trey summed it up well in terms of what's going on. money and land given out to people that have killed americans essentially. a growing relationship with the taliban and russia and china. >> right. why is somebody surprised by this? with what they did with the biden administration when they did this. haqqani still has a $10 million bounty on his head from the fib. he was in pakistan. he was not part of the negotiating team. he's one of those that we told that he cannot be part of any coalition government going for way. haqqani is a guy that we would have killed in our second term out there. he's a known terrorist, known to have killed americans, part of the haqqani network. he's not a friend of the united states. we go back to, what was the biden administration thinkin

martha? >> martha: thanks very much.orney, tony busby. you say he could face a court martial friday. is it a public hear something. >> we hope it's a public hearing. i'm a former marine officer myself, infantry officer. one of the things that they teach you as a young marine officer is the 14 leadership traits and principles. one of those is courage. not only physical courage but moral courage. what the colonel displayed is moral courage, calling out senior officials from a botched withdrawal from afghanistan. he said what many of us were thinking. people that have served and people that have not. now he's being punished. it's like "a few good men." they can't handle the truth. once he spoke out, he offered to resign his commission. offered to leave the marine corps honorably. let's not forget he served 17 years. he's walking away from retirement, walking away from his position, walking away from his healthcare. the marine corps will not let him resign honorably. they insist on a trial and be discharged dishonorably in s

martha. >> martha: it goes on. thank you very much.cial counsel john durham has issued a new round of subpoenas that include one to the law firm that represented hillary clinton's 2016 campaign. durham is investigating the origins behind the f.b.i.'s trump/russia probe and subpoenaed the man as tech executive one in this indictment, a clinton campaign lawyer michael sussman. a grand jury indicted him for making a false statement to the f.b.i. basically saying he was there as a good samaritan giving them information when he was being paid by his law firm. republican lawmakers are demanding further accountability. >> this was not just a false statement that sussman made to mr. durham and his investigative team this was the false statement made back in 2016 that sussman made to the f.b.i. and brian, not just anybody at the f.b.i., the chief counsel jim baker and baker did what? passed that information on to who? struck and paige, the people doing the investigation. >> there is a great piece on this topic for the national review out today

martha? >> martha: thanks, matt. let's bring in mark geragos, trial later that represented michael jackson, scott peterson, chris brown and co-host of the reasonable doubt podcast. great to have you back with us again. obviously there's so many questions that are coming up here. we spokes with an arms expert in the film industry, steve wolf yesterday. he said it's not possible to fit live ammunition bullets in a prop gun. they're not made that way. they're made for short blanks. it's inconceivable that this chain of custody of this gun, of the three, none realized this was not a prop gun. >> well, i think that is one of the -- probably laser-like focus been the investigators on this case. one of the big problems besides introducing live ammo on this movie scene is your surviving victim is the director. the director is the one that hired the assistant director and presumably had knowledge the assistant director was previously fired and is also as your package just indicated praising the armorer at the same time. my gu

>> martha: a woman was killed.re wasn't a live round on that set, she would be alive today. so we'll have to go back to the chain of custody of all of these weapons and the arms that were on that set. thank you very much, bryan carpenter, good to have you here today. >> bill: very interesting there. stand by for more on that keeping an eye on the hill. president biden trying to rally democrats to get behind his social spending bill to get it over the finish line. progressives are the hold-out. this from lynchburg just yesterday. >> we don't teach critical race theory in virginia. it's never been taught. >> bill: terry mccauliffe says critical race theory in his state is a myth. will voters buy that? our panel takes it on next. refi. er that's 2.25%, with an apr of 2.48. this is their lowest rate in history. the newday two and a quarter refi can cut thousands of dollars off your mortgage payments. there's no money out of pocket and no up front costs. lock in your rate. to be a thriver with metastatic breast cancer m

the story >> martha: thanks, sandra. so glad he got his wine. i'm martha maccallum. here's the story. the biden administration looks at the much weaker than expected u.s. jobs report and says we have work to do. the president still says we have work to do. you have 194,000 jobs that were added last month. the number was expected to be 500,000. that's a serious shortfall. you have about 11 million open available jobs in the u.s. an odd reluctance for some american workers to get back at it. the administration is blaming the pandemic, a number of things. the reasons for this, why people have not gone back to take jobs. critics say vaccine mandates are a factor here and the unemployment benefits are hurting. the president made brief remarks on the report. he left the room, didn't take any questions on the economy or the report. he insists progress is being made. >> jobs up, wages up, unemployment down. that's progress. >> martha: here now, andy puzder from cke restaurants and author of "time to let america work again." mollie hemmingway from the federalist and a fox new

martha. >> martha: thanks very much. henninger from the "wall street journal" and byron york, both are fox news contributors. great to have you with us today. i want to focus on the original topic that we planned to speak to you about, the polling numbers for president biden. he's lost quite a bit of territory with democrats, byron. is it 75% job approval down from 86 just a month ago. so a 11% drop with democrats, with his own party since last month. what do you see going on here? >> well, he's losing support across the board. never had it with republicans. he's lost support with independents beforehand. the important thing about this is he's trying to get this giant spends bill passed on capitol hill. with each point that his job approval rating goes down, he has less clout on capitol hill, less ability to convince and cajole and threaten and push people on capitol hill to do what he wants. in addition the job approval rating of the president is a huge factor in the outcome of mid-term election results. so he's weakeni

martha? >> martha: thanks, chad. neil is with us as well for a couple more minutes, host of "your world." he's going to head out to prepare for that. neil, it's so interesting. the progressive, the strength of the progressives in negotiating here. it's no secret that many of them would like to see nancy pelosi in that position anymore. would like to see a different democrat party. that's part of what they're doing here. they're standing their grand, they feel pretty confident in their own districts, standing in a ground that won't hurt them politically. they're playing a very serious game of chicken here and there will be a winner and there will be a loser. >> neil: it could be them. think about it. if they are seeking the excellent and risk settling for the good, you're burnt either way. the fact of the matter is, time is wasting. if they get what they want, better half than know loaf. so if your a progressive, you said we never thought we would get this and now at a minimum we have $1.5 trillion, maybe two trillion

martha? >> martha: thanks, lucas.e top reason on the house foreign affairs committee, michael mccaul. good to have you here today. >> thanks, martha. >> martha: everybody watched as our top brass took tough questions. why is it so important that we continue to investigate? >> well, this is a graded an f in terms of an evacuation by all the witnesses, a strategic failure in general milley's terms. i think it's ironic that this marine, facing charges for speaking the truth about his government that they let him down, failed the american people and the afghan people in this evacuation. nobody is held accountable in this administration. i have launched an investigation into what happened. how did in get so bad and so wrong? we have an active investigation going on. i hope the chairman will work with me on that we have a procedural privilege used for 150 years basically calling for -- it's a resolution of inquiry to start an active investigation bipartisan. we'll see if nancy pelosi and the chairman agree to do this. but y

[laughter] >> martha: that expunge everything!mpaniment. that's probably driving him a little mad. >> jesse: on the q, who says ♪♪ i've gotta pee ♪♪ [laughter] >> geraldo: for november 3rd-january 6th presidency, trump -- this is baloney. they need policy. the democrats lost most of the house seats. the republicans have the best ideas. the democrats need policy, and need someone to express the policy. why isn't kamala harris doing that customer they need someone to be competent. they need someone to have great ideas. >> jesse: why hasn't she visited virginia? >> geraldo: i thought she went. >> she made a trip. >> katie: "one more thing" up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ once upon a time, at the magical everly estate, landscaper larry and his trusty crew... were delayed when the new kid totaled his truck. . . >> tech: when you get a chip in your windshield... trust safelite. this couple was headed to the farmers market... when they got a chip. they drove to safelite for a same-day repair. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman:

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wait to bring in martha raddatz, because martha, you've been on these submarines, as well. a lot of people at home are going to be asking, how does this happen, how does a collision even take place? >> reporter: david, we know these nuclear-powered attack submarines are all about stealth and in order to remain stealthy, the submarines will often turn off their act tive sew nor so ty can't be detected. so that leaves them blind, relying on charts and those charts would not show a sunken ship container or even sometimes a sea mountain. back in 2005, the uss san francisco hit a sea mountain off of guam. fortunately, this collision is not expected to be nearly as bad, but there were several sailors injured with bumps and bruises. submarine is now on its way back to port. david? >> martha raddatz with us from washington. martha, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the deadly flash flooding in parts of the south now. at least four people killed in alabama. including a 4-year-old child, after up to 13 inches of rain in just a matter of hours. first responders making dozens o

martha with us from washington. and martha, we know many republicans wanted powell to run for president along the way. he famously resisted and it was often reported that his wife alma was not keen on the idea. >> reporter: she was not, david. and i think she was largely concerned about his safely. and in the end, he really didn't want to run for president, because whenever you ask colin powell whether he wanted to be called secretary of general, he would always say general, because he was a soldier at heart, a good soldier, david. >> i know that was something you asked him along the way. martha, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the other news this monday night. the fbi and a team of u.s. officials now on the ground in haiti tonight, joining the urgent search after 16 americans and a canadian have been kidnapped, five of them children. abc's marcus moore in port-au-prince tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the fbi now part of the urgent, coordinated effort to rescue 17 members of a christian organization kidnap

tonight, martha raddatz takes us out on the water. and another key part of this backlog, a major shortage of truck drivers to deliver the goods. here's abc's erielle reshef. >> reporter: with empty shelves in stores across the country, tonight a clear portrait of one of the major causes of the supply chain crisis, a critical shortage of truck drivers. >> the trucking industry, a lot of them have sought other opportunities in other sectors. >> reporter: american retailers depending on those trucks to deliver billions of dollars of good, now trapped on these massive cargo ships sitting idle in a floating log jam. our martha raddatz is in los angeles, where 25 more ships are expected in the coming days. >> reporter: right now in the port of long beach, there are more than 60 container ships anchored here. normally there wouldn't be any. and these are the ones we can see. out beyond here there are dozens more waiting to anchor. >> reporter: the cost of shipping a container from china to the u.s. skyrocketing from roughly $1,300 to more th

it's martha stewart. we really missed seeing martha in our studio. into her at that crafts fair over the weekend she's bringing some tasty desserts for a reunion >>> and jill martin is back with a special edition of steals and deals, this morning, finds thath will take us back to the 70s >> i never left. >> i thought the 90s were back in, but apparently the 70s are back >>> and after two years of succession, one of hbo's popular shows are finally back in weekend. matthew mcfadden is joining us live in studio 1a. we'll see what we can wrest out of him secrets wise. >>> and today we're going to get the weekend vibes going a day early with reba mcintyre, about to head out on tour and announcing the all exciting female lineup. she will treat to us a special performance, as well that's tomorrow. >>> let's get a check of the weather, but first, we have an -- an amazing honor to tell you about. >> what? >> al is getting the 2021 walter cronkite award for excellence in journalism >> congratulations >> this is amazing >> well, they obviously ran out of everyb

>> well, that's a great question, martha. that's going to depend on the data that comes in because what we are dealing with, we are dealing with data rolling in in realtime not only from the cohorts that the cdc is following but also in realtime we are getting important data from israel because as i have said so often, israel is about a month or a month half of us temporarily with the vaccination and with the data that they're seeing about it is waning of immunity as well as the advantage of boosting people at different age groups. the data we are starting to see from israel indicates that even in the some what younger group from 40 to 60, there is a real benefit in getting the booster shots. what we'll be doing here in the united states both through the fda and the cdc will be to follow these data as they accumulated in realtime and any modifications of the recommendations of the data as they come in. >> as for children, i know you believe that it will be early november before 5 to 11 years old to get vaccinated. >> the fda

martha raddatz with us tonight. martha, thank you. >>> we turn next tonight to your money and as the holidays approach, prices are going up, from turkey to christmas trees, from clothing to electronics. and tonight here, two weeks after president biden urged the ports to work around the clock, the backlogs at some ports getting worse. the new images tonight. and abc's gio benitez on what experts suggest you might want to buy right away, because supplies are low and what you might want to wait on to get a better deal. >> reporter: prices are going up for almost everything from everyday products to food at the grocery store. the supply chain crisis boosting prices for meat, poultry, fish and eggs by over 10% from last year. america facing it's costliest thanksgiving ever. the price per pound of turkey, $1.36 today.ago. other prices soaring, too. clothing and electronics all up. even christmas trees will cost more. >> the cost of fuel has gone up, the cost of fertilizer has gone up, the cost of labor has also gone up.

>> emotional in a way that it's really hard to put into words, to be honest with you, martha.ord, that one world would be love. >> a number of emotions came to mind. i was raised as an only child, so i immediately had siblings. >> reporter: and there two of them now. his brother brian. >> when i first met robert, the first thing i can see is his mannerisms, his smile, his eyes. they all reminded me of my dad. >> reporter: and his fellow soldier, now a younger brother. who he outranks. eric, and do you still have to say yes, sir? >> it's funny, so every comment ended with yes, sir. yes, sir. yes, sir. and at the end of the conversation, robert said, "please stopcalling me, sir." >> reporter: father passed away in 2007. their mother had been told by her husband he had an older son. what do you think he would think? >> he would be crying tears. just crying, crying, crying. he would be so happy. >> and excited that -- that we're connected. and that we finally found each other. >> our thanks to martha tonight. what an incredible family. finally together. i'm david muir. good night.

and that we finally found each other. >> our thanks to martha tonight.y together. i'm david muir. good night. reporter: this is one of the most urgent firefights in california right now. more people being told to evacuate. highway one a one shutdown. conditions may make it worse. reporter: crimes in search of solutions. abc 7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> trauma will always be a part of my story now. reporter: you can't change what happened. the survivors prove you can do something about it. i mama. dan: you are watching abc 7 news, live on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. when we talk about building a better bay area, we lean into tough topics. you're going to hear people share stories of the worst things that happen to them. it will be stories today to two local district attorneys and abc seven news reporter. and emotional, difficult day, upper us for one as well. reporter: this is the first time a group of survivors of violent crimes met in person with multip

>> he said, he was on his way to my house. >> reporter: why did you put martha moore on the stand?er first. and he was headed in the direction of her home, i believe, to drop the kids off there. that was probably his intention. and then to flee. >> reporter: that was really only speculation, of course, and martha wasn't home that morning anyway. but on the stand, she acknowledged it seemed unusual the girls would be alone with adam. >> you know, they were going through the battle of divorce, and in the court orders, he shouldn't have had the kids. >> reporter: to prosecutor cappleman, it was a bad set of facts for adam, a scorned husband with ample time to commit murder before hastily fleeing the scene with kids who were not supposed to be in his care. >> mr. frasch, did they read you your miranda rights? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: cappleman played more than an hour of frasch speaking to investigators, homing in on his demeanor in the hours after samira's death. >> you done sat up here and broke down in your own way of crying, i don't know how many times and not one tear has dropped

." >> martha: i'm martha maccallum and i have been at fox news for 17 years.n i came to fox in 2004, still had sort of that scrappy feel. it had been around for a few years. and it felt like you could kind of -- you could do anything. i was lucky because i landed right in the middle of an election year. i basically said, you know, i will stand on the street corner in boston and talk about the traffic coming in and out of town. i had not had a history covering politics. so they took a gamble on me. martha mccallum, fox news. >> martha: but i would always encourage people to ask for the opportunity that you want. the worst that can happen is somebody is going to say no. so now i get to sit at the big desk and work with bret but i never forget where it all began with saying pick me. i would like to have this opportunity. people like it when you say i'm willing to take on that challenge. dney alert for type 2 diabetes! forty percent of people with type 2 diabetes will develop chronic kidney disease, or ckd. did you know ckd can lead to kidney failure and dialysis?

joining me with their story, adrian, lordis and martha. to talk to you under these circumstances, so brave of you to come on and get this information out there. that morning your mother was getting breakfast for the two of you. telling what happened. >> reporter: that same morning she told me as i remember that she was going to the bank and told me i'm going to grab something from donald and asked if i want anything, just coffee and is much as i insisted you don't have to go, get some breakfast here, she loved going to mcdonald's together coffee and biscuits. i recall that she was taking a long time. i was changing my baby and thinking it has been a while so i decided to call herself alone and when i called an employee from mcdonald's picked up. right away i knew something wasn't right because i could hear the fear in her voice and she asked me how are you related to this person, i told her i'm your daughter, she told me you need to hurry up, your mom has been run over. i panicked immediately and she noticed in my voice and said don't worr

martha does met new to more look up on there and i got over marcell that she miss. it was an intern at the unit. like other teenagers he was set there to work and study materials. i had to put up with her mother an o f body be oh, can you go? i thought cows. nice. oh boy. first little to go at the resume on what the on this the wow she my a new on a on all site is an all on all salmon gates and i don't the year you're not on will put them out to think of us together. well, we say yes or so did all mazda law. oh, oh, because it's a couple of monitors show. krista said, oh, well, you know, not like a not quite the la jolla but she knew i'm showing you did 2 logs or not people there even lower than livestock breached shadow issue? the audiologist and mastermind behind everything that happened in the death camp to the chinese population of harvey were the equivalent of lab rats. these weren't human beings who had rights to life, who had rights to freedom from puerto sickness and disease. these were people who he could carry out tests to further his goals, which was to c

. >> martha: we have a lot of fun around here. glad to have you with us. congratulations. >> i can tell, yeah. honored and flatter. >> martha: the story goes on. "your world" is next. >> neil: all right. there isn't an app important this but a startling development on this. we take a look at the political weather and if there's more promising sunnier skies for the massive spending package that democrats are trying to cobble together and maybe get a frame work done as early as tomorrow. word this hour the president is meeting with bernie sanders, to try to iron out differences that at least the white house is indicating can be resolved and soon. we shall see. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." so fast-moving developments on capitol hill and at the white house where we're seeing what democrats are saying are real signs of progress. jacqui heinrich has more. >> good afternoon, neil. good to see you. here's a good snapshot of where things stand. we know senatest bernie sanders is meeting with the president right now in the oval office. that is ong

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"the story" with martha starts right now. >> martha: thanks very much, john and sandra.he story." look at these numbers. the president is down 21 points since june. that is an unprecedented slide since world war ii. that's a gallop number. he's on the road right now scrambling to get this administration, get his presidency back on track and to see if he can have a positive impact on two very big upcontinuing races. he's on his way back to new jersey where a solid lead by the current

winds gusting up to and over 88 miles per hour on martha's vineyard.ing these homes, a team of firemen working to free a woman who was trapped in her car after winds knocked a massive tree onto it. nearly 500,000 homes losing power across the state. wcbb reporter jennifer egan is outside boston. >> here in marshfield, massachusetts, the wind has been whipping gusting between 55 and 60 miles per hour. we're actually about two blocks from the water. the road is closed down there because the combination of the high tide and force of all of that wind flooded out the road. >> reporter: the storm hammering parts of the new york city tri-state area. sirens wailing in sullivan county, new york. while in manhattan, city streets resembling rivers after 3 1/2 inches of rainfall. winds taking out this massive tree landing on this small suv. and crews preparing for the worst in queens, water pumps lining the streets hoping to avoid situations brought on by remnants of hurricane ida just last month. this woman's home flooded with eight feet of water then. >> i refus

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. >> today, housing development secretary martha fudge was in oakland talking about the administration'srdable housing as part of its bill back better agenda. tim johns explains how the plans can affect folks in the east bay. >> with one of the nation's most entrenched housing crises here in the bank, the biden administration said it is working to help provide solutions. thursday, martha fudge was in oakland with congresswoman barbara touring local affordable housing develop and's. >> california has the worst housing crisis in the united states. the largest number of people who sleep in the streets live in california. >> it is part of president biden's bill back better campaign dedicated to community revitalization. the building they toured was once an old college dorm, now transformed to house those

it was diana kip yogi, who was competing in just how bad martha winning into. i was at 24 minutes and 45 seconds. and that is all useful. i'll be back with more later. jim, a thank you so much. that's it. from me, peach adobe in the late team london. this next we'll see you soon. ah, ah. and in the country with an abundance of resources trade, already won indonesia, his firms. for me, we moved bull to grow and frock. we balance for green economy, blue economy, and the digital economy with the new job creation law, indonesia is progressively ensuring the policy reform to create quality jobs investment. let's be part linda. this is growth and progress. invent indonesia now on air or online. be part of the debate or pacific people. the ocean is our identity and the source of well being. we are the ocean when no topic is off the table, it's as children site atmosphere, people are demoralized. they're exhausted and many health care workers are experiencing p t s d like symptoms jump into the stream. and julian, a global community of heal allied on you to right now,

martha's vineyard, where democrat elites host their cocktail parties, where barack obama had, rememberg, massless birthday party. here to explain more, texas senator ted cruz. the fact they're doing doing at 2:00 a.m. and for him in the morning pretty much proves what we have always known, that you get a special preferential treatment if you don't respect our laws, our borders and sovereignty, no covid tests, no vaccine mandate, and you get free transportation to whatever state they're going to send you two in the dark of night. now to me that is lawbreaking. to you, what is the solution? >> well, look, you are exactly right, joe biden and kamala harris have a political problem. their political problem is their policies on the border have produced an absolute catastrophe, absolute chaos, 2 million people expected to cross illegally this year and you get children being physically assaulted, sexually assaulted, you have women being raped, covert positivity rates at the biden cages in south texas, the covid positivity rates when i was back down there three or four weeks ago for 24%, and t

. >> let's bring in martha raddatz. you served with him and covered him as chairman of the joint chiefs, secretary of state. >> it's hard to overstate the respect colin powell had. he was, when traveling around the world with him, it was like traveling with a king. he never acted like one. when i first started covering the pentagon he was the chairman of the joint chiefs. he was of course there when the u.s. pushed iraqi troops out of kuwait in 1991. that war considered a huge success. watching him after 9/11 was remarkable, how he brought the world together to support the u.s. in its efforts to root out the taliban and go after al qaeda. i travelled with him after the attack on the world trade center to pakistan. the admiration for him was intense. then, of course, in february of 2003 i was standing at the u.n. when his reputation took a huge hit by advocating for the invasion of iraq using what would soon be seen as faulty intelligence and he regretted that til the end. he knew that was a huge blot on his reputation.