alexandria hoff has this report. >> when president bush addressed the nation on september 12 of 2001ould be responding to the attacks of an act of war saying we will rally the world, we will be patient. shy of 20 years later the patient has expired. april 2021 president biden announced he would be ending the longest war by withdrawing all american forces. by the time august came around the effort went awry they felt the taliban rule as desperate afghans attempted to flee 13 american service members were killed by a suicide bomber at the kabul airport. jared spence was among the. >> he was a tremendous brother to his younger sisters. in an amazing, i cannot be more proud to call him my son. >> during the disastrous withdraw allies were left behind as was the goal of this mentally the taliban government. it was the harboring of al-qaeda that brought the united states into the country 21 years ago. now the taliban regime is in full control. the government has collapsed 1 million children under five are acutely malnourished and the rights of women's and girls have been stripped. afghanis

tie vesit seamless, slashed as of in young girls in particular seek help from psychologist miriam hoff, because they feel fatter, uglier, and worth less than the stars on social media again and i as a sort of a move in general, adolescence compared themselves or locked it said developmental process to integrate yourself into society. and this also includes comparing yourself with older people with others asking which group do i belong to? the who do i fit with pretty much who don't i fit with? i think about this. and so this developmental process is completely normal, but now it's running up against unrealistic ideals on social media that we don't have a tool in our everyday lives. and that's what so nasty, just ask a minor doing everything for the most beautiful photo, the most attractive selfie, but many young women, a chasing, and impossible ideal. they measured themselves against filtered and photo shopped. images of super thin muddles on the internet. not many girls managed to distance themselves. instead they feel so anxious that their view of themselves suffers. biskin lead to a

alexandria hoff has a story from washington.he loss voices of fentanyl is a poignant title for this event, those who traveled for the march field at the stories of the blood want in their passing have been lost on the biden administration, they want their own voices to be heard, marchers carrying signs showing the faces of the children, siblings, loved ones poisoned by fentanyl departed the national mall making their way to the white house. >> we are being poisoned in america in america is under attack. >> april is the founder of the rally known in the second year, she lost her son to fentanyl poisoning 2019. >> we should not be the boots on the ground this has to come from the white house down ever going to march to the white house and we're going to beg and plead and hear our cries and for them to do something about fentanyl that is poisoning hundreds of thousands of americans, it is not normal. >> families who traveled around the country say fentanyl needs to be considered a weapon of mass distraction. according to the cdc la

she contacted showed sydney hoff to find out more about his experiences. thank bianca. hated, we've talked enough, played enough politics and have thought long enough on what's to be done. cool. a knock a doctor. it's time for action. galvan listens honey, come together. they measure the soil moisture content of the field. oh, out of the wow. you can see how dry it is, is $3.00 less than 10 percent. they both say is too little for the usual spelt owed. so wait a minute and you keep looking here as the thought never flatter it. so it dried that we might have to consider a change on and make the switch from grains to chic piece and then because they'd probably cope with drought. so we'll see. so far the farmer is only growing kiwa on 2.5 percent of his land spelt and potatoes are still his main source of income. but in the meantime, a native of sub tropical regions has moved into 4th place. the chick p o is the soil is ha, wow. with its feathery leaves, it would have a key advantage in coping with drought that holiday. or if i know the do that gathers overni

alexandria hoff fox news. thousands of iranian americans walked on the golden gate bridge today in support of the protesters in iran and aghios on this g. many have called the death of masa amini, iran's george floyd moment. others say they call for change has been simmering for decades and has now reached a boiling point. change hoping something could change in iran. the government hoping for freedom chatty a lot has been ruling iran for the past 43 years. i think right now the moment has been created. people are explaining that they don't want it anymore, and we want to support it anyway. we can organizers of the demonstration say they're planning more events for next weekend. cruise now expected to show up at an east bay homeless and came in tomorrow. coming up the push to clear this encampment that's had a history of problems and see how florida is getting ready for a storm that could hit hurricane strength later this week. come back here with the workweek forecast temperatures trended down today. that's t

like on the field of yon of scrutiny, hoff. the farmer feels that this trout is a sign of many more to come, but he's not about to hang up his boots for him, it's time to change his plans and his plants. no, this is not a wade. it sooner can you go to 13, while grain, it's light colored good size and quite firm, which means it's the right time for threshing shift. assume it's interesting type of some depression. keen, why is a recent arrival in unit shoots in the hot fields? the organic pharma likes to test out new crops when he took over his father's farm 8 years ago, the fields were planted with the usual spelt oats, potatoes, and mays. the duck fertile soil in this part of east germany is rich and nutrients . but there's a problem o n c as a sort of, it's gotten much, much dryer hears, and we just don't harvest as much grain as we used to make him as a fiancee flew up to secure his livelihood. the farm is now experimenting with cane was the ancient inca grain, which is native to the andes of south america. but if anything, t

it's just part of the price for germany's long dependency on cheap brush and gas. hans pittsburgh hoff researchers financial markets at home university. he joins me now from stuttgart. hospital welcome to the show you follow the banking crisis more than a decade ago. when states cited the system, relevance of private businesses as a reason to intervene. is that same rationale also justified here? yes, is justified in it even more so justified? because i mean, a banking crisis, the bad thing, but you can get out of it on your own. here we have a kind of war policies and war economic policies which are necessary have to keep the backbone of our economy running. otherwise, we don't have the economic force to get through the difficult times in front of us . so the state must guarantee this, although for sure, state ownership is not an efficient but efficient form of ownership. usually, as you just observed, banks in that case returned to profitability rather fast. in this case, it might be different. is this a stewardship, or is it going to be a genuine state ownership for quite a time? in

>> carley: alexandria hoff live with economic fears, alexandria. >> good morning to you both. yesterday treasury secretary janet yellen said there is concern the federal reserve strategy to bring down strep inflation by hiking rates. >> we will need great skill and some good luck to achieve what we sometimes call a soft landing. i hope and i believe there is a path to accomplishing that. speak with the rate of cost rising slightly in july, 85% year-over-year compared with jen's record 9.1% surge by the inflation decade high. and in a gains could be sunk again. janet yellen admitted yesterday gas prices may see a spike this winter to make winter and did so while traveling on a multistate tour handling of the economy midterms. here is senator tim scott. >> here is the truth about the issues that matter to the american people. the economy inflation and gas prices have been for the top three issues and without question the social issues presents an opportunity for us to have a conversation with the american people about what matters to them. >> democrats continued to push electric

alexandria hoff is live in washington with the story. >> there are two different stories in terms of arrest unfolded and the incident it stemmed from the government is alleging that he shoved a 72-year-old volunteer on two occasions outside of philadelphia planned parenthood and his wife said he was defending his 12-year-old son from harassment. this is the case that the d.a. declined to take up and a private claim was thrown out this summer and that's where the federal government comes in. he has been charged under the safe act. a federal crime to forcibly interfere with somebody who is seeking or providing reproductive healthcare. these charges are rare. among the 15 cases listed as examples on the department of justice website incidents were mostly surrounding something like arson or bomb threats taking place. his attorney said there is no case here and that this is instead an attack on pro-life americans. when it came to house arrests on friday his wife told the catholic news agency that 25 to 30 f.b.i. agents came to her bucks county pennsylvania home with guns drawn on the fami

thank you very much for that, alexandria hoff.ense of this, tom dupree, former deputy assistant everyone to general. tom, first of all, you and i have chatted about this, it wasn't just some documents, now we're up to better than 11,000 taken from the president's home. i don't know this issue of whether classified or not, others have said it's highly unlikely the president would have with the stroke of a wand declassified all of them ahead of time. leaving that aside, there are quite a few, and now we're told between a storage room and the former president's office at mar-a-lago 37 government documents with secret classification rankings and markings, 28 deems confidential, another 11 top secret in addition to 7 such documents in the president's office being top secret and 43 empty folders with classified banners. 1,467 government documents and photographs without my classified markings. that's a lot for a potential special master to go through now and when such is chosen. what do you think? >> it sure is, neil. mine, look, we saw

and the area around hoff the size of england vanishes each year. and someone call back such i the monitoring the woodlands t learn how far as destruction is impacting carbon storage. so trees through photosynthesis takes carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and turn them into biomass so into what. where they're stored as carbon the more carbon that we have stored in bile mass in the forest? the less carbon dioxide we have in the atmosphere contributing. this research can help guide local conservation strategies and influence town planning to mitigate impact on vital areas . thousands of years hindus have been performing the last funeral rites according to specific religious guidelines including burning the day. cremation is the traditional method of disposing of the dc. but with eight point five million hindus dying each year funeral pyres exact huge environmental told. filling over fifty million tree. emitting eight million tons of carbon dioxide into the air. and adding to india's already critical a pollution problem. but here in delhi a team of en

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neil: thank you, alexandria hoff in washington. let's go to dr. jeanette, our medical contributor, family emergency medicine doctor. doctor, always good to see you. i want to get to the fentanyl issue, it's huge, to put it mildly, a lot of people don't know how mad and dangerous it is, as a medical doctor, maybe you can help us. >> hey, neil, it's fentanyl. it's up to 100 times more potent than morphine. this was a drug created for people in severe pain, broken bones in a car accident or suffering from terminal cancer. but what we're seeing right now is the mexican cartels are fueling our opioid crisis and this, in turn, is killing hundreds of americans every single day, and it's decreased our life expectancy. who do you think is happy about this? china. china is responsible for manufacturing our heart medications, our blood pressure medicines, our cholesterol medicines, our cancer medications and they're also responsible for creating the compounds, the precursors that we use to make fentanyl and send it go over to mexico. india is not far behind

alex hoff joins us from western pennsylvania.x what did you hear from the minority leader of this morning? >> we heard about this location in general, gillian. washington county pennsylvania about 25 miles south of pittsburgh. kevin mccarthy said this caters to people who live in washington county in places like this across the country, not just people to serve in washington, d.c. that is why we are here. earlier today 30 house republican members they join leader mccarthy in the rollout of this commitment to america plan. it is a unified appeal to the american people if republicans take control of the house in november, at the issues currently causing hardship can e reversed. >> we can secure our border. we can become energy independent. where the price of gas is lower. we can build an education system that has a parent's bill of rights. you have a say in your kids education. and we can be a check and balance. >> adding back checks and balances the overarching theme of the former pillars promising an economy strong and a nation t

alexandria hoff fox news. we may soon see the price of beef rise even higher at the grocery store.ing some farmers to sell their cattle and shut down operations. the usda reports a sharp drop in cattle inventory across the country, while the american farm bureau reports over 40% of farmers sold part of their herds last year. many farmers can't find any water to grow crops like grain for feed. and if they can't grow feed will then cattle can't survive. if our water is down by 30 40% that means directly our cattle consume or cattle production is down by 30 to 40% as well to three years ahead of time. we're gonna have a much smaller beef cattle herd to work off of, um, for our any of the beef that you know we've seen the grocery store and that's gonna put right push prices up. some farmers are trying to adapt . they say they're changing what they grow and raise at least one farmer we spoke with told us that he's going to have to shut down at the end of this year. we are getting a new look at the moment, a powerful mudslide hit in southern california home security camera showed the mud

alexandria hoff fox news stunning developments on the field during the 49ers home opener. quarterback trade land suffers a season ending injury and jimmy garoppolo steps back into his previous role. what's happening with lances injury as the team looks ahead empire created on his own still to come . a sit down with very a rapper and entrepreneur burner as part of our hispanic heritage month coverage. while he says he has done something very first produced, so we'll tell yo ab t does your plug-in fade too fast? try febreze fade defy plug. it has built-in technology to digitally control how much scent is released to smell first day fresh for 50 days. la la la la la. cleaning with a mop and bucket is such a hassle. ugh. switch to swiffer wet jet. it's hassle free. wet jet is one simple tool that absorbs dirt and grime deep inside. and, it helps prevent streaks and haze. wet jet with a money back guarantee. have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would

>> john: alexandria hoff in the briefing room. thank you very much.ng us is fox news legal correspondent and anchor of "fox news sunday." shannon bream. great to see you again. >> joh >> shannon: you too, john. >> john: talk about abortion in a minute but talk about the appointment of a special master raymond dearie who is going to be looking at all these documents seized at mar-a-lago it. will take him a while. >> shannon: it will. he would prioritize a hundred documents that doj say are classified. they want to be able to use those for now. judge cannon says you can't use the products of any of these documents that you got from mar-a-lago until the special master goes through. the special master brooklyn and talk about how this is going to roll the. some action there. of course, the doj we have been hearing is going to appeal the fact that there is even a special master. we are waiting to see? that comes in tonight. we will let folks know as soon as that is updated. >> john: dearie has 11,000 documents to go through. that's going to take him a while

alexandria hoff fox news. someone called the death of masa many iran's george floyd movement, the protests of inspired people to speak out against the iranian government gave us greg liggins live tonight in the newsroom with more on the demonstration that took place in san francisco today, greg this appears to be a new movement. in fact, we saw people with signs saying iranian lives matter. the protests that initially called attention to women's rights appears to have morphed into a call for regime change. the golden gate bridge played host to a large protest against the iranian government organizers say well over 6000, mostly iranian americans filed onto the bridge and a show of solidarity with protesters in iran. the turnout was emotional for a volunteer organizer. honestly everyone who is here is not because of us or no one. it's because of people love you people see what happened to the people of china. come here. that's it. global protests that erupted in the wake of 22 year old masa minis death. appear t

hoff has the latest now on the possibility of a government shutdown.ere we go again, another looming government shutdown and another short term deal to try and keep the money flowing. there's still time for congress to pass a short term of funding bill. the latest proposal would fund the government through december 16th at current levels. senate leaders unveiled the tax just before midnight monday. it includes $12 billion in aid for ukraine disaster assistance money to help afghans resettling in the states and funds for americans to afford winter heating. left out more funds for covid request made by the president himself, even though he recently said the pandemic was over one of the biggest sticking points west virginia democrat joe manchin plan to expedite energy permitting, which came in exchange for his vote on the president's climate bill last month. progressives say it's too friendly to fossil fuel companies, while republicans prefer their own plan. the poison pill is a phony attempt to address an important topic. the energy provision was ultimat

typical image of the very if you're back to me. spines. hocksey is blueberry out of me, off by on the hoff boy house lines at the center of munich in southern germany. it's the beer hall of a brewery and has belong to the bavarian states since 15. 89 wolfgang hi to my uses . simple ingredients for his bavarian fine saxon ripped off tonight, a ham hawk of bavarian quality, and you add salt, pepper, caraway garlic and beer, you think fit it. so it's important to use regional ingredients this awful so you know, just where everything came from. flash of the time, i make sure the meat is of the very in quality is old, and that the farmers arrays the pix humanely like that. you can taste it yesterday because the animals are not that stress either on the student for gifted a thumb. and that's where molly i lashed lowville comes in. she selects the farms authorized to supply the huff boy house with meat. and it's crucial for the pigs to be able to roam around freely in their stall the way they're naturally inclined to either way my my, my vehicle or when you take a look at them with how alert and

i had me shop by on the hoff boy house lines at the center of munich in southern germany. it's the beer hall of a brewery and has belonged to the bavarian states since 1589, both getting high to my use as simple ingredients for his bavarian. fine saxon, but i'll unite a ham hawk of bavarian quality and you add salt, pepper, caraway garlic and beer you think fit it. so it's important to use regional ingredients if not for so you know, just where everything came from. flash of the chart, i make sure the meat is of the very in quality this whole, and that the farmers arrays the pix humanely, that you can take. it says that it because the animals are not that stress idle it on it is today, august the this um and that's where marianna stovall comes in. she selects the farms authorized to supply the huff boy house with meat. and it's crucial for the pigs to be able to roam around freely and they're stole the way they're naturally inclined to either way my, my, my visit was when you take a look at them with how alert and interested they are, you can just tell they're doing well,

hoff is in washington.eantime the president biden is sharing his thoughts on running for re election in 2024. will he or won't he run for reelection for now? president biden won't say my intentions. i said to begin with is that i would run again, but it's just an intention. but is it a firm decision? that i run again that managed to be seen control of congress also remains to be seen. and with seven weeks to go, the midterm campaigns are heating up. thank you. this is our fight. it is a fight that we absolutely must win this weekend. former president trump rallied for ohio senate candidate j. d vance but the senate is a toss up, a new nbc news poll found. democrats are running even with republicans on which party should control congress and the abortion issue may have something to do with it. six in 10 voters disapprove of the supreme court's decision this summer to overturn roe v. wade assigned republicans may not get the red wave they hoped for. last week, south carolina senator lindsey graham put republi

it's hoff h a. m, moscow time on his pizza. scott, and i'll be back again at the top of the hour, but do stay tuned for an interview with the foreign minister of the central african republic coming up now minister of foreign affairs of the central african republic, sylvia by baltimore. thank you so much for joining us on naughty. what is your opinion of how the relationship with russia is developing? let lola relations with the russian federation, our relationship of bilateral corporation that has its own history. our nation's independence was gained within the context of the cold war in a politically polarized world, the central african republic, like any other country, chose her ally. because at the moment we were just in a situation where we had freedom neutrality, independence, we also had the opportunity to make our personal choice. and since independence a direction has been taken in which the central african republic and the russian federation have established diplomatic relations of corporation. the embassy of the russi

it's been especially dramatic, like on the fields of eunice shoots, and ne hoff. the farmer feels that this trout is a sign of many more to come, but he's not about to hang up his boots for him. it's time to change his plans and his plans. no, this is not a wade. it's food. can you little keen, while grain. it's light colored, you're a good sized and quite firm with which means it's the right time for thrashing, which has the same. it's an interesting type on some regression. kenya is a recent arrival in yonah should sidney huffs fields. the organic farmer likes to test out new crops when he took over his father's farm 8 years ago, the fields were planted with the usual spelt oats, potatoes, and mays. the dark, fertile soil in this part of aisd and germany is rich and nutrients. but there is a problem. oh and he has a sort of, it's gotten much, much dryer here, and we just don't harvest as much grain as we used to make. meza fluently flew up to secure his livelihood. the farm is now experimenting with keen, were the ancient inca grain, which is native to the andes

and it's funding was caught effectively by hoff. so for none of these organizations is actually materially in their interest to really do investigations to what happens is things are covered up. and all of the measures that have been announced by the un thus far have largely been reactive measures. so then measures about making sure that everyone has training. the problem is there is no pro active investigative capacity within the task force or within these organizations. just give you in a descent. what they do is that they investigate claims made to them beer, a series of mechanisms that report allegation, claims that like report sexual exploitation allegations. however, many people in coming forwards, many people are worried that will impact on starting a family members who have jobs with these injures. many people are worried that their cases will be dismissed by bodies that are linked to community accident wanna can access or endanger access from the end years. all in 1000000, people still don't have electricity and flattery ki

of grief of the loss of her light majesty the queen. crowds have gathered flags had been lowered to hoff must tributes have been sent from every continent around the world. on the death of her father, king george the 6th, winston churchill said, the news had stilled the clatter and traffic of 20th century life in many lambs. now 70 years later, in the 2 most of the 21st century, life has paused again. her light majesty, queen elizabeth the 2nd, was one of the greatest leaders the world has ever known. she was the rock on which molten britain was built. the rock on which modern britain was filled. what do you make of what the prime minister had to say to day on where she did say something very similar last night, didn't she a bit about the queen being a rock. and i think that's very fair to say, and i think it is, you know, it's going to be it's, it's a big deal and help her. obviously, she's passed away and in effect that rock has gone. i think less trust is it. as you say, she's only been in the job since tuesday, and i think what was quite touching. and what she had to say was the fact

let's start at the white house with alexandria hoff. good morning, alex. >> this morning a meeting is reportedly taking place for possible litigation against governors will be discussed. the white house tells fox news these kind of meetings happen regularly and they discuss a range of different issues. not confirming that to us directly. axios reporting that this one was scheduled prior to the migrants arriving in martha's vineyard but expected to include high-level officials including department secretaries. last night the president said this. >> president biden: we're committed to fixing the immigration system. instead of working with us on solutions republicans are playing politics with human beings using them as props. what they're doing is simply wrong. unamerican, reckless. >> republicans argue that what is inhumane and reckless is the biden administration treating migrants like they are invisible zbloo. what is happening along with border is making every city in america a border city. the hypocrisy of the democrats, the vice pres

alexandria hoff has more on the investigation. hi, alexandria.tment argument that appointing a special it would slow process and it has. she put a halt on doj reviewing of documents seized from mar-a-lago until the review the complete. the justice department filed appeal the next day and trump's team has until tuesday to respond to that and when both sides have to be in new york. they were called there for a preliminary conference with the new special master. former federal prosecutor raymond dearie will serve in that role. dearie agreed by both sides. last night in a rally former president trump aired out his feelings on the investigation as a whole. >> the people behind these savage witchhunts have no respect for the citizens of the country. alex: argues that investigation into classified document is a matter of national security. judge cannon has given dearie until november 30th to complete his review of what was seized from the property. eric: yes, and it will continue. alexandria, thank you so much. we will be back at 4:00 eastern on fox new

alexandria hoff in washington with the details, alexandria. >> todd, ashley, it has been interestingnt biden and his team transition to using more abstract terms like maga agenda and maga proposals rather than maga republicans. just yesterday the president's twitter account shared maga proposers are a threat to the very soul of the country and the maga agenda with extremism that threatens the very foundations of republic peer of the speech in philadelphia president biden put a personally sagging donald trump and maga republicans are a threat to the soul of the country. fox peter doocy asked him about that on friday. >> do you consider in a trump supporter a threat? >> president biden continued his speech in philadelphia that he was only referring to those who condone violence and election results. the senior advisor was pressed on the unification tactics. >> i see words of encouragement. i see optimism. i see a commander in chief who is calling out to all of us no matter our political affiliation. >> all of us? he wasn't calling out to the maga supporters. what has he done really to

alexandra hoff has the story. >> the mayor in illinois said he was not given any notice 60 migrants wouldd off at the hotel where they will stay at least 30 days. mayor gary called out lori lightfoot for hypocrisy adding there must be flagrant hotel rooms in chicago. hundreds of people in a city of millions, why are they sending them to the republican suburbs? she says part of her issues with texas governor greg abbott sending migrants to century city's like hers is city officials aren't briefed on their backgrounds. >> he's treating human beings like freight that we don't need to know exactly what what we can make sure we have proper accommodations for them. all it's about is manufactured political crisis. >> border state lawmakers say the crisis is clearly very real. last week 300 migrants arrived in chicago. >> is just a touch, nothing like we have to deal with since 5000 today. >> two more buses arrived today in new york city and appear to be sent by the city of el paso other than the governor's office. more than 2200 migrants have arrived in new york and close to 8000 in d.c. where m

alexandria hoff has more from washington. >> poignant title for this event because those who traveled here for the march feel like the stories of their loved ones and passing have been lost in the biden administration and they want their own voices to be heard. so this afternoon marchers carrying signs showing the facing of their children, siblings, loved ones poisoned by fentanyl departing national mall making their way to the white house. >> we are being poisoned and america is under attack. alex: founder of this rally now in second year, she lost her son to fentanyl poisoning in 2019. >> we shouldn't be the boots on the ground. this has to come from the white house down. we are going the march to the white house and we are going to beg and we are going to plead for them to hear our cries and for them to do something about fentanyl that's poisoning hundreds of thousands of americans. it's not normal. alex: families who traveled around the country saying that fentanyl needs to be considered a weapon of mass destruction, according to cdc last year over 107,000 americans died due to dr

alexandria hoff is live with the latest. good morning. >> good morning. federal agents would be involved in an assault case is because mark has been charged with violating the face act. that makes it a federal crime to forcibly obstruct access to reproductive clinics. he is accused of shoving a 72-year-old patient escort outside a philadelphia planned parenthood last year. he is well-known as a pro life activist and catholic men's counselor often praying outside of that location. that's according to his wife. she told the catholic website was her husband defending her son from harassment. what happened on friday left the whole family traumatized that a swat team of 25 to 30 f.b.i. agents swarmed their home pointing guns at the couple before taking her husband into custody in front of their seven horrified children. in a statement to fox news, though, the f.b.i. from philadelphia's field office claimed that that is inaccurate writing no swat team or swat operators were involved. f.b.i. agents knocked on the front door. identified themselves as f.b.i. agent

alexandria hoff is live at the white house. >> good afternoon.among republicans that any new abortion legislation on the federal level serves to distract from issues like crime and inflation and gives democrats the opportunity to try to mobilize their voters using talking points like this. >> this is dystopian, handmade'stale. >> the voters don't want that. >> senator graham introduced a bill to ban abortion after 15 weeks with exceptions. a limit in line with most european nations. came less than two months out from the mid-term elections. 56% of democrat voters consider abortion their top concern. 27% for republicans. >> i'm proudly pro-life and i have no apology for being pro-life. there is no bad time to defend the unborn. >> republican senator told "politico" i don't think there is an appetite for a national platform. my state today is working on this. i'm not sure what he have is thinking here. mitch mcconnell voiced a similar sentiment >> i think most of the members of my conference prefer that this be dealt with at the state level. >> sen

hoff and silent submarines now a project 636 diesel-electric submarine is being assembled, what elseid dmitry oreshkin see in the import substitution section? at the beginning of the academic year, vyacheslav volodin congratulated the students and teachers of the geek on the start of classes on knowledge day, the chairman of the state duma visited the legendary gerasimov all-russian state institute of cinematography, the leaders of the faction, wished the schoolchildren success held open lessons and found out that the younger generation is now interested in all the details in a large report by alexander loktionov. on september 1, in the concert hall in the giko, as always, full house behind a large admissions company auditioning a difficult selection of applicants admission to the famous forge of creative personnel. it is traditionally a huge competition of hundreds of people for a place to get here for many a big dream. these guys. it came true. congratulations to the students said the head of the board of trustees. university speaker of the state duma vyacheslav volodin your dream

attention to the fentanyl crisis that devastated thousands of american families and andrea aalexandria hoff from washington. >> it's entitled the forgotten voices of fentanyl. it's symbolic. and they say the voice of those who passed away because of fentanyl poisoning have not been heard by the government and on the march to the white house. fentanyl is a deadly drug and disguised within it, and the family members who lost their children, say this is not overdose, it's a poisoning and america at large has to pay attention to this. and almost 108,000 died of fentanyl deaths and 66% due to fentanyl poisoning. and fentanyl is super potent and comes from china, enters through the u.s. southern border so a lot of talk of that open border here at the rally today. i spoke with one parent, april babcock, and she lost her son due a fentanyl poisoning and every family in the country needs to understand the scale of this crisis. but we shouldn't be the boots on the ground. this has to come from the white house down. we're going to march to the white house and we're going to beg and plead for them to h

correspondent alexandria hoff takes a look from the white house. >> somebody is going to file a lawsuit attorneys general from several republican states explored legal avenues to challenge president biden's student loan forgiveness plan. >> i think he has made a promise to try to induce people to vote for him knowing full well that he doesn't have that authority that congress has that authority. so we are definitely looking at a strategy. >> according to the biden administration, the authority is theirs under what is known as the hero's act. the 2003 law enacted in the wake of the september 11th attacks to provide student debt relief to members of the military. the administration says it gives the education secretary the ability to grant loan relief during a national emergency like the covid-19 pandemic. a dnc senior adviser says the hero's act has already been invoked by the executive branch to delay loan we payments. >> congress acted and if you look at the legislation that allowed president trump and president biden to delay loan repayment it's the same legislation. >> in a statement

alexandria hoff is on the story live in d.c. with more. was sentenced to life for the murder of his ex girlfriend. he is now 42 years old and released to home detention. the court hasn't deemed him innocent of the crime his conviction has been granted a new trial. the judge determined back in 2000 the state failed to disclose evidence that could have helped his defense. known as the brady violation. it was the groundbreaking 2014 podcast that brought the case to the spotlight and downloaded hundreds of millions of times and examined police tactics that led to his conviction. unreliable cell power data and a witness that showed him lee's body in the trunk of the car. the body was later found in the woods. the information not passed on to the defense involves alternative suspects. >> our investigation uncovered that one of the suspects threatened ms. lee saying he would make her disappear. he would kill her. we also received information that provided motive for that same alternative suspect. that information was never disclosed to the defend

but first, alexandria hoff has the details from washington. >> over president trump had weighed in on social media. but last i was the first time he publicly gave voice to the rate at his florida residence. >> mar-a-lago was a travesty of justice. that made a mockery of america's laws, traditions, and principles before the entire world records for president spoke in pennsylvania it was a rally organized to boost support for republican candidates doctor oz and mastery auto. to give trump the opportunity to push back on the justice department investigation into whether he illegally stored national security documents. >> they talk about documents not being properly stored. that they go in and take documents. dump them on the floor. this stage a photo shoot and pretend i had done that. like i had put them all over the floor requested judge eileen cannon is currently weighing whether to up point a special master to review the documents seized pretty previously signaled her intention to grant the trump legal team request for them the third-party attorney to see if anything taken violate exe

alex and roy hoff live here in washington with the latest, hi, alex.ormer president trump's legal team and the justice department have been called to new york for a preliminary conference with the case's special master, former federal probation reporter raymond dearie has been appointed to the role and will serve as independent investigators to review documents that were recovered by the fbi surge search of mar-a-lago. it's a win for former president trump whose attorneyed repossession cannon granting third-party review. criticism of the department of justice was once again vocalized at rally in youngstown, ohio, watch. >> the people behind savage witchhunts have no respects for the citizens of our country. alex: while the department of justice agreed on raymond dearie as special master selection and has opposed the appointment of a watchdog saying it opposes national security risk by slowing down their investigation. the doj has filed an appeal to continue using classified documents seized from the former president's residence while dearie conducts re

jessica tarlov and charlie hurt but first alexandria hoff. >> the president used the term maga 13 times. this is an official taxpayer-funded event. one the white house said earlier yesterday would not be political. >> president biden: i stand here tonight for quality and democracy, they're under assault. we do ourselves no favor to pretend otherwise. >> the president framed this address as a warning, a battle for the nation's soul alleging supporters of president trump are working to take the country backwards. >> president biden: donald trump and the maga republicans represent an extremism that threatens the very foundation of our republic. >> the back drop was significant. independence hall in philadelphia, the birthplace of the constitution, the american revolution and marines standing at attention behind the president. it was a break from white house tradition that even members of the mainstream media called out. they responded to a tweet from cnn that noted that the military is supposed apolitical. democracy is not a partisan or political issue. the president tried to make the poin

alexander hoff with more on this. >> eliza fletcher teaches pre-k as a married mom with two young boys. the nature of her disappearance and some of the abduction was caught on video has gripped the memphis area and beyond. those who are familiar with the family tell fox news running as a big part of fletcher's routine. she often does it early in the morning. so at 4:30 a.m. would not be an unusual time for her to be out. she was last seen around that time yesterday wearing a bright pink top and purple or blue shorts running in the university of memphis. authorities working with surveillance footage state the unknown man approached fletcher during her run. after a struggle she was forced into this dark colored suv. the tennessee bureau of investigation describes it as a gmc terrain. her water bottle and smash from the found near the scene. hart robinson is a front of fletcher's family. >> we don't know what's going on. everybody's desperately looking for her progress in your post is announcing her grandpa was a founder of the multibillion-dollar hardware distribution company oracle. her

alexandria hoff live at the white house.democrats do support, if not a 15-week ban. >> yeah, that's kind of the root of this here, if lindsey graham has put out the 15-week ban, where do democrats fall on the issue, are there any restrictions they believe in or are willing to talk to voters about. for right now there are some republicans concerned this legislation could distract from other issues the biden administration has had a hard time with, like inflation and crime, and also concern it will help energize the messaging for democrats, including talking points like this. >> this is dystopian, the handmaid's tale at large. >> voters overwhelmingly do not want that. >> lindsey graham introduced a bill to ban abortion after 15 weeks, exceptions for rape, incest and save the life of a mother, in line with most european nations but comes out two months before the elections, and 50% consider abortion the top concern. 27% for republics. >> i'm proudly pro life, no bad time to defend the unborn. >> a west virginia senator said th