once it patti patty's mom, her hand and hand and thrown. and the two started walking. they started walking in the direction of the united states. and eventually they crossed international boundary. at some point, they and shortly after doing that, someone the group and either patty and or her those two but someone in the group. yeah that dreaded word to migrants who are trying to cross into the united states clandestinely whether in the 1980s or these days. somebody used the word migra border patrol agents immigration agents were approaching and. so patty and her mom did what everyone else their group did. they started running. and as soon as they started running, they lost track one another. they didn't know where the other one had gone. and when i asked patty's mom about this dona frances, when i asked her about this this evening, almost 40 years later, well, after daughter had established herself, created a stable life, a successful life in united states, i asked dona frances about that experience, and she could barely even tell me the basic facts of what happened.

asked patty's mom about this. i asked her about this almost 40 years later, while after her daughter had established i asked about that experience. she could barely even tell me the basic facts of what happened. she could barely even recount for me the basic events of that evening. itse was still so traumatic for her. she had no idea where her little girl was. what were you thinking in that moment? you and all the other people were coming. wasn't she was worried about the border patrol agents. wasn't the violate immigration law and in fact committed a crime into the united states but it was something about any of that. instead, what patty told me she was thinking about she said she was worried about her shoe because the moment she started running, she ran into some mud. the mud was so thick that it held onto her shoe as she kept movingth forward. the shoe got pulled off by the mud on the first thing she thought was my mom is going to be mad at me. somehow they managed to lose a shoe even though it was literally ti

griff: patty, thanks for joining us.xchange, was that an acceptable apology? >> no, it wasn't because when you apologize, you should show some inch form of remorse and then also, some form of restitution. and i think that she was just trying to appease the masses by pre tenning to be empathetic, but i think she has no clue to what the pain is and i don't think she's taken responsibility for the losses that american families have incurred because of her policies. griff: it's interesting, you say you don't think she's taken responsibility. do you think na rachel's death and justin's death and laken riley's death are a priority for vice-president harris as she could possibly head into a harris administration? >> they should be. but i doubt very much. if she's not even acknowledging that she is in some way responsible for their deaths, her administration, by allowing the border to stay open and by, you know, just literally pushing aside all the policies that trump had in place that actually enforced the law that's already th

ty, th patty, only one question. in facent. yes. patty. kamala harriala harrs. yes. kamala harris. nor biden has reached ouort to a family at all during this whole time. even whe durin they knew that it was an illegal immigrant. and basically they let this person into our country. president trump has reached out to family multiple times, to multiple members and. we've had conversations and they'll just call to saythen how are you doing? is there anything we can do for you? n we help you? so he's been very compassionate and genuinely cares about our familynuinel and ours are recovd from this tragedy. i know that i speak for a this audience. we're all praying for you and your family. lod udience arei can't imagine . and i'm so sorry that thisu. happened to both of you. and this can happen in this to t country. it can't. it has to stop. it is thope biggeste bigg national security now. we have known terrorists in the country. esurit alexis?'re fa thank you, patty. thank you. and your families. mii promise you are in all of or prayers tonight. now, as harris tries to rewrite the history

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mother of jocelyn, 12-year-old little girl who was killed in texas and patty's also with us.'s the model -- mother of rachel who was herself a mother of five and killed in maryland while out on a run a local park. alexis let me start with your brief 12-year-old girl. who was brutalized for hours. this young 12-year-old girl, according to all reports bob fact, filled the attackers, scratch the attackers, fought for her life and that went on for significant time and then they murdered and threw her in a river. i don't know how you recover from that. then you see kamala harris, who we've been telling you for three years that the border secure, out of her own mouth. borders close, is secured. what was your reaction to this trip on friday? chef back thank her border trip was such a sham. it was the most disgraced hollow effort i have ever see from a candidate for presidency and quite frankly i saw it. she's been in charge for more than three years, she's done absolutely nothing. not one has gone border recently there maybe a matter of 20 minutes. she had up there one for the natio

it's been a crime. 1929, patty wasn't, thinking about any of that instead what patty told me she was thinking about with her shoot. but she said she was worried about her shoe because the moment that she started running, she ran into some mud and mud pit. and the mud was thick that it held to her shoe as she kept moving forward, that hugo pulled off by the mud. and the first thing she thought was, my mom is going to be mad at him. she was a little worried that her mom was going to be -- because somehow she had managed to lose the shoe, even though it was tied to her foot. and so patty gets caught by the border patrol agents a little while later and she doesn't know it. but her mom has also been caught and neither of the two know it. but they're down to a nearby border patrol station. and eventually [silence] ♪♪ [silence] will not. [silence] [silence] [silence] live in north carolina reading to hear from vote in presidential only donald felt that her touring areas hurricane holding expected to get underway soon. live coverage here on c-span2. [inaudible] [inaudible] [laughter] [inaudi

signed: patty murray, signed: patty murray, >> the senate has gaveled out and is in recess. members are on break until after november's election. on spending legislation after passing a funding extension until december 20. we will bring you live coverage when the senate returns here on c-span2. now we take you back to our american history tv programming. >> about what his critique was,, why he j did what he did, and people justt could not here and as most of what people but not on the white people who did not want to hear his challenge to the system that was making them prosperous. >> that such an incredible balance between a person who at once declines or refuses or, you know, whether it's performed at or genuine who says i don't know when being interrogated and when the question is so singular that he is unwavering in terms of saying his state. >> yes. so we did, he sometime said i don't know when what i suspect is that he could not hear. but but i don't know that. that speculation. a he also, he was very good at refusing to answer questions he didn't want to answer. at on

tammy, patty, we grieve with you and our hearts are with you as a country.are so sorry what you have gone through. thank you for sharing your stories in your messages or just make a thank you for having me. >> sandra: think you. so difficult, john. >> john: they have been told time and time again by the dhs secretary at the border was secure, the border is secure, there is no national security indication to those coming across the border illegally because they are being fed up before released into the community. clearly, that is not the case and even bill clinton in georgia they have that they tied it to this defunct bill that went down earlier this year that if people had have been properly vetted coming across the border, laken riley might will be allied. speech of the top issues in the election when it comes to economy and immigration and crime in so many people tying all these together now, especially immigration and crime where people do not feel safe ir communities because so close to them and to those mothers you are not thinking about it until it imp

we asked patty morin, tell her about the pain. that is what she was talking about.ty morin, whose daughter, ravel, 37 years old, when she was murdered by a migrant in the cou country illegally. she said the pain never goes away. >> ainsley: let's bring in j.d. vance. good morning to you. >> good morning, guys, how you doing? >> ainsley: doing well. you heard that interview, that is gut-wrenching to know it is preventable and it happened after they did away with the wall and ended remain in mexico. what is your reaction? >> first of all, our heart goes out to patty morin and all the people who have lost lives because of illegal immigrant crime. we need to change the policy so it doesn't happen to the next be minute american girl ore family. what i heard from kamala harris last night, these girls, jocelyn nungaray and laken riley and patty's daughter are not dead because of some accident or some force of nature, they are dead because kamala harris opened the border and let their killers into our country to go after their daughters. they don't need our sympathy or kind

a crabby patty. >> yeah, that's what it is. get your own crabby patty without taking a dive down to the crusty crab as you see on your screen. just go to wendy's where you probably were headed anyway. the fast food chain is teaming up with us to offer these. the kollab features two tasty items. not even squid ward -- let me tell you about the frosty. the crabby patty has a quarter pound of grief, a top secret sauce and you will wash it down with the pineapple frosty. we are doing this because we love food and we love paramount where we work. i used to work at wendy's as well. >> is that true? >> oh, yeah. >> cashier or in the back. >> i had to get the stuff. i had to make the chilis and burgers. i have all of the secrets on wendy's, it is my favorite outlet. good place. >>> now we are going to learn to make work suck a little less for those who might think it sucks. i think we are going to play -- oh, wait. we will play some sound. let's play it now. >>> -- through a typical day for you. >> yeah. >> great. >> well, i generally

we put in 50 years ago, 1974, patty hearst. what happened? well, patty hearst was the daughter, william randolph hearst, a wealthy, very well-known californian. she was kidnaped by a terrorist group known as the symbionese liberation army that had grown up in california out of some of the remnants of the more radical elements of the late sixties. and so they had engaged in bank robberies. they were associated with killing a public official in california. and they had decided that they would make demands of hearst, that he provide money for the poor and, other things in basically for the release of his daughter. but you know, as time went on and she was not found, she ended up saying that she was joining the group and was caught in video and witness sightings, of course, engaging in some of their activities, robbing banks and things like that. and eventually was found. and so then put on trial for some of those activities. and the fbi in that case? well, the fbi was the lead agency because it was a kidnaping and because it was such a prominent

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confirming with the ingredient was but mcdonald's itself says it has ruled out the beef patties associatede quarter pounder and they are homing in on the fresh slivered onions that are found, that are used on the quarter pounder. and so they say after the colorado department i mean, i've agriculture came back with testing on the beef patties and found no evidence of e coli on those. they say they are going to ask their suppliers to provide a fresh supply of beef patties to these locations and bring back the quarter pounder over the course of this week to all of those affected locations. however, they will not have the slivered onions that mcdonald's really is focusing on. on as the source of this e coli outbreak. they say in a statement yesterday, quote, the issue appears to be contained to a particular ingredient and geography, and we remain very confident that any contaminated product related to this our supply chain and is out of all mcdonald's restaurants. now, we've seen this outbreak grow now too. who at least 75 illnesses, 22 people were hospitalized and one person died. they say th

. >> thursday maybe we will pull that onset, it's coming this thursday it is to fried chicken pattiesnstead of the beef patties, this is part of mcdonald's plan to turn the company around they notice to consumer preference for chicken over beef so they want to do this, i'm a vegetarian but i think there's a lot of debate on how squishy the ticket is valid to the beef patties to get the full bite. stuart: how moist is the chicken. >> i don't know you're going to have to taste it and check it out. >> five minutes worth of business, down 180 on a monday morning .42%, 42171 issue level there are winners among the dow 30 we will check them out boeing, chevron, j.p. morgan, microsoft and merck all of them on the upside not much but a little on the upside s&p 500 headed by air products and chemicals gender back a generator people, hurricane has gone past us and another one coming pfizer, star board has taken a position billion dollars in pfizer stock, las vegas doing well from the recovery from the chinese market and supermicro of nearly 2%, the nasdaq winners there are several, here they ar

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we fell in love patty will go abij is a loyal wife she is a tough customer, and she's the daughter of d68 male. >> she's complicated that budding relationship between those two is how rod goes from this. >> nobody politically finding a way to come and of embed himself into one of these big political families in chicago. they had so much power i don't think it was some great surprise that when it comes time to meet the parents that dick mel was the father-in-law in powerful city council chieftain in a shrine to work together to for this great city back together. so they're all part of it all for free kick mill was a guy who always had a voice in the back rooms. he was a powerbroker in that kind of chicago classic since before politics, it was a nice relationship, but for the most part, respectful. >> and then because i was in the family and i was actually pretty good at helping her dad local politics, knocking on doors and trying to get him votes. there was an opportunity to run for office in rod blagojevich mail could see a guy that eventually if he doesn't write, i could sort of pass

and there's one major reason why most of these fast food restaurants do cook their burger patties at temperature. so we have a good idea of the temperature needed to basically inactivate or kill e coli hundred and 60 degrees or so. mcdonald's for example, cuts cooks around 175 degrees so right away, unless there were all these restaurants, jake, that we're sort of at the same time under cooking the beef patties it was unlikely so that was then no surprise that it was actually probably due to these slivered onions here, which you can see jake, i got to quarter pounder with cheese and i don't know if even though it's slivered onions are but there they are. and that turns out that that is likely the source of the outbreak. there's one major supplier supplying a lot of those restaurants 900 of them are not going to have slivered onions for a period of time, but that is the most likely source of the outbreak. >> you don't know if i know it's slivered onions or you don't think i've ever had a big mac. is that what you're suggesting well, just like the chopped versus the slivered versus a t

rachel's mother patty joins us. good morning to you. >> good morning.or having me. >> steve: you bet. she never answered the question. bret was asking duo an apology to the families? does she? >> i think that she does. answers speak louder than words. she has had almost four years to prove her mettle and by her actions i would say that she puts illegal immigrants above the american people. >> steve: right. >> she has allowed all these deaths to happen on her watch. >> steve: you know, during the interview. and i'm sure you saw it. whenever there was a question, -- uncomfortable questioning regarding the border or migration she would pivot back to donald trump torpedo that border bill. your daughter was murdered over a year ago. and the border bill was not brought up and discussed until may of this year. so, it would not have saved your daughter's life. it? >> would not, and i think the only reason why they tried to push this border bill was to save face because they knew that this invasion happened on their watch. and woefully, i believe, it happened. a

it's basically instead of the patties, you have chicken patties. let's all taste it.t includes you, greg. be a team player. i can't eat before my next show. greg, what do you have on tonight? great show. kat timpf jeff di lee zeldin, tyrus. that's tonight. ted pierre. all right, and great job. brett. hey, thanks, greg. i really thought i did a good job. chicken. it's good. oh, you like it? okay. that's it for us. everyone have a great night.

it's basically instead of the patties, you have chicken patties. let's all taste it. that includes you, greg. be a team player. i can't eat before my next show. greg, what do you have tonight? great show. kat timpf jeff di lee zeldin, tyrus. that's tonight. ted. pierre. all right, great job. brett. hey. thanks, greg. i really thought i did a good job with the chicken. it's good. oh, you like it? okay. yeah, we like us. everyone have a great night. welcome to jesse watter. prime time tonight. why is half the country supporting him? why is he beating you? and a lot of swing states? this is an election for president of the united states. it's not supposed to be easy. the democrats having second thoughts about kamala harris. we did not find a single person who would tell us that they voted for kamala harris. i was quite repulsed by brett bayer. the attack mode from the beginning was was quite stunning. the media not handling this very well. there was nothing fair and balanced about what we saw. he's the one maker changer. he's a money maker. he's going to change the econo

it's basically instead of the patties, you have chicken patties. let's all taste it. that includes you, greg. be a team player. i can't eat before my next show. greg, what do you have on tonight? great show. kat timpf jeff di lee zeldin, tyrus. that's tonight. ted pierre. all right, and great job. brett. hey, thanks, greg. i really thought i did a good job. chicken. it's good. oh, you like it? okay. that's it for us. everyone have a great night. yes, yes, i know, i know, i know, i know. it's hard to believe you're seeing this, isn't it? happy thursday everyone. so, did you see brett baer interview kamala harris last night? yeah. kamala did so bad, fema gave her $750 dollars. harris did so bad. jimmy carter woke up and demanded his vote back. kamala did so bad. tim walz would have shot himself, but he can't load a gun. harris did so bad. doug emhoff can't get any nannies to return his calls. by the way, we actually got video of kamala driving after it was over here she is. you know, it was reported that kamala showed up for the interview almost 20 minutes late, but she

. >> martha: rachel moran's mother patty reacted to the interview today on fox and friends. >> i thinkt actions speak louder than words and she has had almost four years to improve her meddle and by her actions i would say that she puts illegal immigrants above the american people and she has allowed all of these deaths to happen on her watch. those policies were in place, mr. john pad then in place, and they revoke them all, more out of spite towards mr. trump i believe in anything and they completely open up our border to a massive invasion. >> martha: okay let's bring in tommy laren house to tommy laren is fearless on out, and jimmy marshall both fox news contributors. i don't think i can say it better and leslie and then rachel moran her mother patty she said they revoked all of those rules and she is referring to remain in mexico and catch and release and she said potential he out of spite for president trump. i mean this is a mother who lost her daughter who was a mother of five what would you say to her about what they chose to do that leslie? >> being that i know it feels like

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signed: patty murray, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until 10:30 a.m., friday, 10:30 a.m., friday, >> the u.s. senate will return for votes on tuesday november 12. until then the chamber will hold these brief sessions a couple of times a week. as always live gavel to gavel coverage of the senate here on c-span2. >> acetone 24 presidential campaign continues, american history tv present its series distort presidential elections. learn about the pivotal issues of different eras have uncovered what made these elections of stories and explore the lasting impact on the nation. this saturday the election of 1968. >> i'm going to be talked about america's future, my vision of the future, and what i think i can do with the years of experience i have behind. >> and want to make sure the fellow is going to be the president isn't going to let the house be burned down, isn't going to let the mortgage market go to pieces, isn't going to let the stock market go to pieces. >>

signed: patty murray, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until 8:30 a.m. on friday, 8:30 a.m. on friday, >> and the u.s. senate has gaveled out for now. members are on break until after the november elections. lawmakers return they will begin work on spending legislation after passing a funding extension until december 20. we will have live coverage when the senate comes back right here on c-span2. we now take you back to our booktv programming. >> the way he treated, he remained humble. he would spend time with people who needed attention. he was p still the pastor to his flock and atlanta and in montgomery even as he became famous.mo i think the big thing that aspire to more than anything else is this bad did not have to keep going after he had been shot at and his house of been bombed and stabbed into chess, and after the fbi begin coming down on him over and over again. moments were he could've hit pause. he could've taken a year off and gone on sabbatical and

busy the rest of the team and don't patty, thank you very much. and before november, the 5th faddie and the rest. so see from dc, we'll be back on august era, 16 gmc with more election coverage. thank you very much, buddy. and still ahead on ologist sierra china begin scrolling out driving this talk, she's making cap drive is nervous about the future up at careers, and dna dodges and not just a game away from one of the biggest surprises in well school stuff coming up that she can just just take the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the process be to ok. thank you very much. of the 2nd manager erickson hog mattress, the united a report being talks with reuben, i'm in room, the coach of portuguese. so i'd say only thing. the 39 year old m a room has been sports and coach since 2020 and this one the portuguese leading title twice. it's not clear how advanced the talks on united have not commented on emma room himself . would not be drawn on the matter is your is that the is relatively, i was expecting that question and obviously i'm not

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thanks patty. you know, we are still a country of immigrants, but our system is extremely outdated. congress hasn't passed comprehensive immigration reform in that case. so we're dealing with the outdated system that's over whelmed and completely under resource. not prepared for the challenges of 21st century movement and migrations to the united states. we don't have a system that's responsive to our economies needs. so employers can't get the immigrants that they need to be working in, not only lower skilled jobs, like agriculture and constructions, and the ones we typically think about. but also in some of the high skilled jobs like in stem fields and working on some of these chips manufacturing plants. for instance, at the same time, people who need protection are not getting it because our system is so overwhelmed . there's $3700000.00 deportation cases pending at the immigration courts right now . and new cases continue to be filed every day. they're only about $700.00 judges for handling all

even though the mcdonald's has pulled the suspect ingredients, the hamburger patties, and the onions off the market. we're still going to see illnesses showing up that haven't fully gone through the testing process. so i expect this outbreak to at least double. >> and another thing for your viewers for every case that's counted by the cdc. and right now it's at 49. >> the cdc says there are at least 30 others that aren't reported, and those are people that went to mcdonald's that they got sick and headache cola, but they either never got tested or decided to go home and just got it out so those folks wouldn't have as you noted before, the conclusive dna proof that the e coli they suffered from was from the tainted food at mcdonald's. i wonder why specifically you led with filing with ford four eric stele. he's the first plaintiff in this lawsuit. i'm wondering why you chose to go that route. i know you have multiple clients that you are representing sure well, eric came to us once it was announced, the the length between mcdonald's and the outbreak and wanted to get a suit on file. >

testing from the colorado department of agriculture which said it found no traces of e coli in beef pattiesd so it's asking their suppliers to provide new supplies of beef patties and they're going to be bringing the quarter pounder back into all of those affected restaurants over the course of this week, but they will not have the fresh slivered onions on them as this investigation continues into those mcdonald's says, quote, the issue appears to be contained to a particular ingredient in geography. and they say they're very confident that any contaminated product related to this outbreak has been removed from the supply chain and is out of all all mcdonald's restaurants, jake, this has stretched to about 75 cases now, 22 hospitalizations and one death. so mcdonald's is trying to reassure folks that their food is now safe to eat, including the returning quarter pounders, jake right? >> meg tirrell. thank you so much the size and scope of the backlash the washington post is facing over a single but very controversial decision is next voted for trump twice, but i can't do it again. >> trump

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you remember chicken patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions on a sesame seed bun.about that. the beef, the big mac would have 40 beef patties but they apparently that's a logistical nightmare. lauren: the chicken big mac sold out in the uk so they are bringing it to new york and other cities, limited rollout beginning october 10th if you were interested, that's bigger than me. the chicken big mac. i'm a business correspondence. i need to give you the meat of the story if you will. experts warned for beef shortage because of a port strike. we could see shortages as soon as next week. mcdonald's and other fast food companies often import because it has been somewhat decimated in the us, high grain prices, so if there beef is on those stuck ships and have the chicken big mac, that was a nice play. neil: you don't strike someone who eats fast food. i don't believe a word of it. lauren: it was chick-fil-a last night. are you asking me if i like fast food? i love you so much. lauren: i will have a salad at mcdonald's. lauren: salads recoil when they see me. please get so

basically instead of the patty's, have you chicken patty's. let's all taste it.g: i can't. i can't eat before my next show. >> dana: what do you have? >> greg: tonight great show kat timpf, jeff dye, lee zeldin. tyrus. that's tonight. 10:00 p.m. >> dana: all right. >> greg: get job, bret? >> >> bret: i really thought i did a good job. >> dan: good. like it. >> bret: i really liked greg's commentary, dana. this is a good day. >> dana: pretty good. >> congratulations. you were

locations across the state, and all testing on the beef patties came back negative. as a result, mcdonald's shifting its focus seemingly entirely to california-based onion supplier taylor farms, who said in a statement on friday they're, quote, saddened by the outbreak and have issued a preemptive recall. mcdonald's now says it is bringing the quarter pounder back nationwide. noting it will just for now be served without onions in several states for the time being. mcdonald's president apologizing to customers and stressing the food currently served in their restaurants is safe. all of this comes as mcdonald's is facing mounting lawsuits tied to the outbreak, at least two filed so far, with one attorney telling me he's been retained by 31 families. hoda. >> all right. maggie, thanks. >>> all right. getting to quarter after the hour. we've got craig here. good morning. >> good morning. good morning to you as well. the opening weekend of the world series between the new york yankees and the los angeles dodgers over-delivered on drama. the dodgers striking first in l.a.

[applause] >> steve: congratulations, patty and thank you to red land cotton. is facing a 3:00 deadline this afternoon to respond to the commonwealth of virginia's republicans and their emergency appeal to the u.s. supreme court asking to block the return of 1600 and non-citizen tots voter rolls. meanwhile the pennsylvania g.o.p. is asking the court to block some provisional mail-in ballots saying they don't follow state election laws. oh, this is a lot. let's talk to the co-host of "the five." we got judge jeanine pirro and jessica tarlov joining us, ladies and gentlemen. okay, so on its face it seems pretty simple because there are 1600 people who self-identify on a form at the dmv i'm a non-citizen. the state kicked them off but the doj says you can't do that judge? >> well, you know, it's no surprise that the biden administration, along with several immigrant groups have fought the fact that virginia is trying to take off voter rolls, those people not only not allowed to vote but are illegals and, by the way, it is a crime for an illegal to vote. and the bi

patty? >> just eythinking about that. even though we say it was pretty dark and that was really a campaign based on fear mongering. we see where asthey got both of them. neither one of them heended up the white house, but they also could be used to your point to think about optimism. think about that. that was probably one of the most like bloodshed elections that we have had. taft wasn't even on the ballot for re-election in two states in california, one of the dakotas. if you think about that, that is blake a bloodshed, dark. they came out of it. we didn't hear about things. we had elections that were pretty civil to some degree following that. so even if thyou don't feel lik you're losing hope right now and you feel discouraged because of the everyday citizen and the news are so doom and gloom, that you can see we were able to come back from that as a country. it should give us some degree of hope. and also just thinking of not taking us back to robert taft, but he lost to heinz hower. he was a part of that republican

basically instead of the patty's, have you chicken patty's. let's all taste it. that includes you, greg. >> greg: i can't. i can't eat before my next show. >> dana: what do you have? >> greg: tonight great show kat timpf, jeff dye, lee zeldin. tyrus. that's tonight. 10:00 p.m. >> dana: all right. >> greg: get job, bret? >> >> bret: i really thought i did a good job. >> dan: good. like it. >> bret: i really liked greg's commentary, dana. this is a good day. >> dana: pretty good. >> congratulations. you were awesome. >> bret: thank you, i'm bret brx news headquarters in new york that's where we are for "special report." the fbi quiet correction to statistics the democrats have bragged about during the campaign. donald trump election year competition. vice president harris is not attending. we will explain. we look at the different approaches by democratic and republican senate nominees regarding the top of their respected tickets but breaking tonight. confirmation from israel that it has killed a mastermind of last october's massacre by hamas terrorists. israel say

the company says recent tests ruled out those patties as the source of the virus. the food and drug administration says it continues to believe that onions from a single supplier are probably the main source of the contamination. mcdonald's says that taylor farms, based in salinas, supplied those onions. now, as of friday, the outbreak had expanded to at least 75 people made ill in 13 states, and one person died in colorado. so far, there are no cases reported here in california. time is 640. the cost of housing is hitting the people of california very hard. we'll tell you about a new report revealing that more than half of paychecks are going towards housing for many people in california sam liccardo gets things done. as mayor of san jose, he took on pg&e and special interests to lower utility bills and reduce emissions by 36%. worked to lower costs for working families. and with reproductive rights under attack, liccardo stepped up to fund planned parenthood. he will always protect reproductive freedom. in a closely divided congress, liccardo will work with both

we told you the story of rachel morin, patty morin, her mother was on with us about 45 minutes ago.nd she was very clear. she blames this administration for the death of that woman, her daughter, rachel, who was 37. here's patty, the mother with us. >> and i talk to people that have lost children and they said the pain never goes away. that i'm going to walk with it the rest of my life. that's an unbearable thing. i want to feel happy again. and i don't know how to do that. it's like this should not be. and if they had secured the borders, and just american people should come first, that's why we elect these officials. to protect our country. not to open the border. >> lawrence: one thing that she-kamala harris expressed in the interview with bret baier is, how she felt bad for the families that were impacted. but she hasn't reached out to the families. in fact, when karine jean-pierre was asked president of the united states going to reach out to these families, continued to say karine jean-pierre she continued to say it was an ongoing investigation. also during the interview with

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the onions sourced from a single facility are being scrutinized along with the quarter pounder beef patties. but a mcdonald's spokesperson adds the beef comes from multiple suppliers and is cooked well above the 160 degree temperature that kills the e. coli bacteria. noting there would have to be preparation failures at several restaurants. mcdonald's stock was down 5% today with the news. now 25% of restaurants nationwide have temporarily stopped serving quarter pounders. >> other beef products of mcdonald's including the cheeseburger, hamberger, big mac, mcdouble and double cheeseburger are not impacted. >> reporter: the cdc said 49 cases were found in ten states, 26 cases in colorado and one death. ten people have been hospitalized including a child. the cdc said cases may go up because of the time it takes for people to get sick and then be diagnosed. we also know the first lawsuit was filed on wednesday. karen morfitt, cbs news, boulder, colorado. >>> coming up, an arrest in the shooting at a democratic committee office in arizona. what police found in a suspect's home. >>> and a 45-ye

authorities continue to investigate other possible sources of contamination including quarter pounder beef pattiesthe fda says the onions are a likely culprit. there have been 49 cases and one death in ten states in the outbreak so far. >> within a month my son went from being aer and learning to walk to dying of respiratory failure. >> reporter: the e. coli in the mcdonald's outbreak is the same strain that killed darrin detwiler's son riley. >> consumers are too far treated astrazeneca nair ri's in the coal mine where we don't react until we have enough consumers harmed by a product. >> reporter: of those 49 reported cases, more than half are here in colorado. state health officials now urging anyone experiencing symptoms to report to their health care provider. karen morfitt, cbs news, boulder, colorado. >>> president biden says he'll formally apologize today for the nation's role in forcing thousands of indigenous children into boarding schools for more than 150 years. more than 950 children died during the forced assimilation policy from 1819 to 1978. many were physically, emotionally and sex

. >> runner patty saijo came from sacramento. >> in fact, that kind of worked as my advantage because i had heard it was going to be warm here. so that was helpful. it's been 100 last week in sacramento down on rodeo beach, families were pitching tents to escape the heat, a cool spot if you could find parking spaces were basically nonexistent by 11 a.m. >> i think it's the warmest it's been. i mean, we're usually down here in sweatshirts and hoodies up at the marin headlands. >> it was downright hot. some tourists checking out the golden gate bridge were left wondering what happened to the fog. so you're wearing a sweater? were you expecting cold weather up here today? >> expecting cold weather. and now i'm using the sweater to keep myself from getting sunburned. but it's just. yeah, i was expecting it to be a lot cooler here today, but it's just we did not check the weather here in san francisco. >> it's early afternoon and i don't even need a jacket that tells you how warm it is. lots of people flocking to ocean beach temperatures were flirting with 90 degrees today is nice. >> no j

wendy's is partnering with paramount to launch the wendy's krabby patty collab.s is going to feature a krabby patty burger and a pineapple under the sea. frosty. the burger includes a top secret krabby collab sauce. both menu items will be available around the country starting on tuesday. >> auto sales are expected to take another big hit this year amid high car prices. the wall street journal is reporting that vehicle sales in the third quarter dropped nearly 2% from the previous year, and with vehicle prices remaining high, along with elevated borrowing rates, well would be buyers have been hesitant to make a purchase. some analysts say hurricane helene is expected to put a damper on sales at the end of the quarter, typically a busy time for dealers. >> well, bullying of any kind can cause a traumatic response. and now, with the widespread use of artificial intelligence, educators are warning that technology can be used as an extra weapon. >> fox's chanley painter explains how ai generated deepfakes are intensifying attacks online, while powerful artificial int

we've got patti smith. oh my god, she brought down the park. the last time she played. >> i want to see aj lee and blue summit. they're a young bluegrass band out of the santa cruz area and they are amazing. >> concert organizers say in addition to the headliners, the draw for music lovers is the chance to discover their next favorite artist. >> i love it that people are motivated to come because of a really big, well-known artist like this year. some of them are like patti smith, sleater-kinney, emmylou harris, as you mentioned, steve earle greensky bluegrass. i can go on with those bigger names, but so much of the essence is music discovery. >> organizers say keeping the event free means it can draw all music fans together. so to have a free event like this that brings so many different kinds of people together of all different ages, all different demographics like that to me is really beautiful. >> please do everything you can to keep yourself hydrated and safe today. >> this year in a city known for its fog. festival goers will have to be p