so if you're a child or anyone in your family gets ahold of one of these pills and takes them there's good chance they will die like playing russian roulette to make matters worse the chinese government is well aware that they are sending precursor chemicals to mexico. that allowing the drug cartels to use these precursors to manufacture fentanyl to manufacture methamphetamine, i call it and i talked to people dark horse podcast about this u.s. intelligence as well as law enforcement, irregular warfare against the united states because here we have an adversary taking advantage of our open border -- a crazy chaotic border that our law enforcement officials can't gain ahold of because bideen administration refuse to do its job refuses to do its job and protect american people. so yes an answer to your question long story short parents be aware everyone needs to be aware, do not take a pill. any pill even if you think it is a percocet an oxy cotsen, adderall do not take it if doctor did not prescribe it to you you could literally be taking your own life. >> other side, they're winning.

so the first step is you need to get ahold of the policy and review it. >> yeah.overwhelming and in and of itself figuring out what does the policy cover and who do you reach out to get a claim number and so forth and so on. that first step could be cumbersome. and it is also important, you mentioned, to take pictures. to document the damage. tell us more about why that is so important. >> absolutely. when you make an insurance claim, immediately your situation becomes a case, right. you are going to be your biggest advocate. the photos and videos of your home and business is going to serve as best evidence you have for your claim. if you've never been through this pros he before, your insurance policy and claim policy is a legal document that has requirements and you want to be as prepared as possible and taking photos and video that is -- once you're in a safe place, that is best thing you could do for your home or business. >> so tell us about this third tip. using the irs emergency extension to file taxes. >> right. and the great thing about this is you don't

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. >> reporter: his mother carla thomas says it's been hard to get ahold of the police officers working the unsolved case. >> i have called them. i have sent them text messages i have like none, nothing. >> reporter: police did not respond to our interview request. the homicide rate in new orleans is soaring, up 40% just this year now the big easy's taking drastic measures, hiring civilians to help with policing, including detective work like going to crime scenes to gather evidence >> this is also to reduce some of the work load currently placed on our patrol and district personnel >> reporter: a good idea >> no, not really. >> reporter: mike glasser, who heads up one of the city's police unions, blames plummeting morale for a crushing shortage of about 600 officers. from seattle to st. louis, atlanta to philadelphia, major cities across the country are also reporting a cop staffing crisis. >> if we're going to send civilians in there that are unarmed, inexperienced, untrained for what it turns into, that's dangerous for them and it's dangerous for the public >> reporter: highlighting

he says that his pooch got ahold of some meth amphetamines on the swauk. david espinal took his 10-year-old husky loki for a walk on monday night. when they got home loki just would not calm down. he ended up taking the dog to a 24-hour clinic. vets gave loki a drug test confirming me get was in his system. >> i didn't think he could just rummage through the bushes and find meth. >> our doctors used to see a couple cases a year, now we're seeing one to two in a month. in the last 48 hours we have had two cases. >> vets say this is more common than you think. it actually happens more frequently in urban areas. sometimes those dogs can even eat a piece of drug paraphernalia. >>> on the covid-19 booster shot kids as young as 5 years old can get. >> the fda giving the okay for kids 5 to 11, the moderna shot was cleared for kids 6 through 17. people are asking what about the flu shots? well, that flu is coming back, you know, with vengeance in some parts of the country, "today in the bay"'s audrey assist joe has that story. >> reporter: it will be the first one

when police arrived, depape got ahold of the hammer, striking him in the head several times, knocking him unconscious. tonight the 82-year-old is recovering in the i.c.u. from a depressed skull fracture. his son visited him this weekend. any updates on your father? >> so far so good. >> reporter: there was steppedup security outside the homes of congressional leaders this weekend and u.s. capitol police are considering enhanced measures going to forward. this campaign message like this one sent a viej nation. on "face the nation" -- >> reporter: why is there a gun in a political ad at all. >> it wasn't an ad. >> reporter: a tweet. i was feeing out -- >> reporter: fire pelosi with a weapon. wouldn't a pink slip be more fitting if it's about firing her. >> reporter: meanwhile, california governor gavin newsom singled out a commentator on fox news. >> i don't think anyone's been dehumanized like her consistently, i watched one guy, jesse watters, on fox news, what he's been saying about paul pelosi the last six months, mocking him consistently, continue tell me that's not aiding and abet

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the family could not get ahold of her. >> they were looking for linda. they don't know where she's at, she's not answering her phone. the kids can't get a hold of her. we're getting worried about linda. >> a full week has now gone by with no word from their mother, so linda's kids now reach out to her close friend, becky. becky picked linda up from the airport, and was the one who brought her back to pocahontas. >> becky was the person you would reach out to if you wanted to get ahold of mom if you couldn't get ahold of her. >> linda has been seeing a new man, so becky tells tim that maybe that's where linda is, at the new guy's house. >> becky said that linda was going to stay with a boyfriend. and where that boyfriend lived at, there was no cell service. did that seem plausible to you? >> yes. i mean, i had no reason to doubt that. >> by now, tate is beside herself. she's frantic. she asks becky to go to her mom's home to see if she's there. i had texted becky and said, "can you go by the house and see if her truck's there? can you go by?" and so becky

when you let inflation take ahold, everybody knows this, there's not a lot you can do in the short termi mean, the thing we need more than anything else is a sane energy policy because that would affect all sorts of industries in this country and would have a lowering effect on prices. but even if republicans take the house, even if they take the senate, there's not a lot they can do with a president who seems to be diametrically opposed to this. one of the things they're going to have to do is i say, look, you've got to give us even more than the house and the senate if you want to change this. but i think the fed is hell bent on raising interest rates to the point where this economy goes into recession. and when that happens, republicans are going to have to come out with an answer on growth. and they haven't been talking enough about that, in my opinion, a right now. gerry: that's a good transition to our next subject, growth or the attempt to generate it, what it's done for yet another british prime minister just 45 days into her administration. liz truss is out in the u.k., and the

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the "new york times" got ahold of interest crepts using their cell phones and calling back to other people and sharing that cell phone. one was, one soldier calling home. no one told us they were going to war. they warned us one day before we left. another interest crept. putin is a fool. he wants to take kyiv, but there is no way we can do it. what is actually happening in the battlefield? >> their morale is rock bottom. i estimate something like a quarter of the initial invasion force is dead because they wildly underestimated ukraine's ability and ukraine armed with western weapons has proven to be a formidable foe. the same week president putin is annexing chunks of ukraine, the western forces are losing their grip on it. making the performance in moscow yesterday yesterday a complete sham and a farce. there is a chance ukraine can take some lands back. that's why putin is threatening to using a peek into care the u.s. and ukrainian. brian: who do you think blew up the pipeline? >> russia. it's part of the madman theory. you want to intimidate your enemies to make them think you are ma

information was buried in the term condition that once the media got a hold of it was the public, get ahold of it and started digging into exactly what would be required. this was a big, big your policy was they will be able to unilaterally decide, what is what isn't missile formation. they've been directly debit people's account for that. up to $2500.00. i think the public outcry calls are immediate. you turn on the issue is very important for the public to understand that they have a wisdom this big tech can actively filter us if we stand up against them. and why do you think this? all of a sudden the company has to develop such an interest in fighting so called misinformation. i mean also who are they to decide? what is it misinformation and what isn't? oh that's, that's the interesting part. i don't think anybody ever really explained because i don't know anyone on social media who haven't had a post flagged as infor, misinformation has had a postal taken down, are blocked by social media giant. and we don't know people behind us. we don't know the individuals who can make your decision

nobody can reach out, get ahold of their loved ones, causing a pretty big panic too. >> will: so we canlic service here in that respect, then, is what you're telling us, although people are having trouble getting in touch with one and another, most people weathered through the storm, at least intact, if not well? >> where i -- [unintelligible] >> will: we're having trouble with your audio, chris. we appreciate the footage, the latest, what you're offering to the community, bringing us up to date with the latest on that storm. thank you very much. john mcactee quit his job to join the trump campaign, becoming one his advisors. living in washington, d.c. d, he noticed there wasn't a big pool for dating conservatives. today he officially launched an app called the right stuff to fix that. he talked to tucker about the app, why he made it. here's part of the interview for "tucker carlson today." >> tucker: since you have a dating app, i'd be interested to know what that's like. you work at the white house. you go to bars, you tell people i'm the president's body man in washington, d.c.? >>

it's also struggling to replenish the weapons because it's having a hard time getting ahold of the componentsmething we've heard from multiple u.s. officials. i want to share with you what haynes said specifically last night -- exports controls have forced russia to rely on contraband and frankly jury-rig components where none exist. leading to limbs that are less capable. i also spoke to a source familiar with western intelligence, who emphasized that russia has plenty of older, less precise missiles, and both sources say ukraine remains deeply vulnerable to the air. so important not to read haynes' comments as russia. >> we appreciation it, thank you. >>> hear what the former president had to say about vladimir putin and his letters from kim jong-un. nurse mariyam sabo knows a moment this pure demands a lotion this pure. gold bond pure moisture lotion 24-hour hydration no parabens, dyes, or fragrances gold bond champion your skin they say y eat with your eyes first, so here's a good look at our new thick n fluffy french toast. artisan challah dipped in vanilla cinnamon batter. french toast

so many family have not been able to get ahold of the young people out celebrating on halloween night. people have been coming in, flying in from around the region to eat taiwan to celebrate. a lot of people don't know if their loved ones are okay, friend, children, family members are okay. identifying the victim, notifying families but also starting the look very closely at the cause. one thing people keep telling me is it was crowded but i talked to one person who has lived here for ten years who says it's crowded every halloween. why this halloween, is it possible to show the viewers here. can we just show them the streets, is that possible? thank you. thank you. we just want to show people how narrow this street is. charlie get up here to the green tape here. this is the street where it happened. you can see, jim, just how narrow it was. if we pull up the pictures that was given to me by one of the young men, a 22-year-old who was partying here, it was full of thousands and thousands of people. we'll step back here. thank you so much. he actually described for me what it felt like

the game is tied until the tenth, realmuto gets ahold of one, a solo shot to right just out of the reach-5. >> to be honest, hav behind me, all i was trying to do get pitches, i thought maybe he'd walk me. got the 3-2 count, able to put a hit ton it. i can't say enough about my teammates, the bullpen, after coming down 5-o that's a phillies win right there. >> yeah. what a win that was for the phillies, guys, teams that were down by five runs or more in the world series have only come back to win 18 times. over 600 times that's happened, so, that's pretty incredible. and good news for the phillies, the teams that have won game one in the last 27 world series have gone on to win 22 of the times. so, that's good news for them. it's hard to call a game two a must-win for a team, guys. i mean, the astros are really going to need to win here tonight. if they were to go down 0-2 with games three, four, five in philadelphia, that would be bad news, considering what kind of a raucous crowd they're going to have in philly. >> andy, do you need some chamomile tea for your voice? what happened? >>

the how do you think we can get ahold of all of this? >> it is true that now one fifth of americans after every high-profile mass shooting is about the belief that shooting was staged. icthat's the shocking statistic and it doesn't point, they think it's really important to say this it doesn't poin' to politics or ideology as much as it does psychology. people find a sense of social belongingse in adhering to these conspiracy theories. they find a community on line. they are often lonely and often have trauma in their background. they are looking for something and they are looking obviously in the wrong places butoo it is the reason that once you try to get someone to disavow these conspiracy theories they are extremely resistant. they often reinvent themselves and they say it's developed an entirely new identity. someone i interviewed a woman io the book who had a housecleaning is ms. in tulsa oklahoma. being one of the most pernicious conspiracy theorists around sandy hook allowed her to reinvent herself as a researcher and an investig

this is one of the people they've been trying to get ahold of and trying to figure out who it is to continues really something. also that trip from texas to massachusetts was bang rolled by the state of florida. is it clear whether she was hired directly by florida officials? was there someone else? >> reporter: that's why it remain as mysterious wagon, who exactly she is and what exactly her role is in all of this. we don't have any direct information that draw as connection between her and governor desantis in florida. we have tried multiple times over the last few weeks to reach perla huerta. we've been unsuccessful. we've left messages and knocked on her door. none of it has provided any insight from her as to what's going on with this case, but that's an angle of the story we're continuing dig into. >> absolutely. great reporting. wow. every day some sort of new revelation. i appreciate it, thank you. >>> right now president biden and the first lady are on their way to puerto rico where more u.s. citizens are reeling from a recent hurricane. the bidens set to meet with the victims of hu

he felt he was in danger and watch him grab ahold and yanke him down. showing his ability at the line of scrimmage. that's where you beat the press coverage. brad: first down, texas a&m. 45 seconds. gary: you at least have to give number one a jump ball in the end zones, don't you? brad: we know he can jump. king, blitz coming. anderson, give and chase. this one he throws to the sideline. will anderson looked like he got shot out open a cannon that time. gary: five-man rush that time. bama aggressively coming in. will anderson on that stunt again. doesn't get there quite in time to get the sack but force it is incompletion. brad: alabama's long winning streak, their number one ranking. all of it on the line here. 39 seconds left. the crowd trying to help. the tide defense. king. goes deep. to the end zone. broken up. by -- and now haynes king shaken up again. gary: right down the middle of the field. brad: he took a shot as he let go of that ball, right there. third down and 10. here they come. king down the middle. what a grab by muhammad. he's got the

two batters later, bryce harper getting ahold of one.ming off across the plate, it looked like you and bryce had a moment to you. what did bryce say to you? >> what did i say. >> he said, we ain't losing. >> i did say that. >> he said, we ain't losing. he's been saying it all week. he said it in st. louis. that's the belief he has in us. that's the belief we have in each other. do you want to do it again? yeah, let's do it again. >> in the american league, the yankees fans pulling their hair out yesterday after game two. jose ramirez popped it up, but it dropped. josh throws it over second base frchl here it gets all the way to third. oscar gonzalez comes up to the plate. he's going to bloop one into right. this gave cleveland the lead. they go on to win 4-2 to teen series a game apiece. >>> this was a rough one for aaron judge. 0 for 5. four strikeouts. we'll see if he's able to finally get it going as the series shifts to cleveland. that's tonight, both on our sister channel. the braves and phillies getting started at 2:00. i think whe

. >> the debris came and i got ahold of one of them. used one as a shield and hold on. stand there and take a bombardment. it was a bombardment. for three hours i was up there. >> three hours up in a tree. his uncle survived as well. they have no place to go. help has arrived for those trapped on pine island since the storm with the bridge washed away. coast guard launching massive operation to bring people to safety by boat and helicopter. >> there is a lot of bridges that are unpassable and a lot of debris along the channels, a lot of boats. we're making sure people are able to get on and off the island. >> civilian vessels aided in the effort as well. when laura arrived to safety she waited on the island and let everyone know people were there and still needed help. >> we packed up what we could and took two lawn chairs and right in the middle of the street because we thought at least people know we're alive. >> an effort is underway to construct a temporary bridge that will give access to pine island. >> julie: thank you very much. great work on the ground there. >>

. >> every single person who is watching right now has heard some politician say it is time to get aholdrris: what does that even mean? >> i don't know. whatever it means clearly it means something different to you and i and everyone who is watching than the actual politicians saying it. you can't tell me over for decades we need comprehensive immigration reform and literally do nothing. democrats have had control of every branch of our government before multiple times and done nothing. the republicans are saying we need to have a secure border. then you have chuck schumer throwing out daca as if it has anything to do with the current crisis happening on the border. it doesn't. there is a lot of room for conversations about daca and movement. that's not the crisis. we have people coming across the country and we don't know what they're doing. >> harris: 900,000 of them who don't want to be counted. there are millions who have turned themselves in. let's go to violent crime raging out of control in liberal-led cities and weighing heavily on the mid-term elections 36 days away. another top

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killers that are out there, they're intent on killing as they are, they found multiple ways to get aholduse mass destruction. >> has nothing to do with the second amendment. this is about taking dangerous guns out of the hands of dangerous people. and overwhelming majority of people in our nation want us to do just that. how long will you watch people being gunned down in first grade, fourth grade, high school, college, church, synagogue, grocery store, movie theater, a mall and a nightclub? >> congresswoman -- >> and do nothing. >> that was a highlight between marco rubio and val demings. right now republicans across the country are attacking democrats on the issue of violent crime. but when it comes to the most horrific violent crimes we've witnessed in this country, mass shootings, the same republicans have offered shockingly little in the way of solutions. what they have managed to offer is down right distaupian. after the school shooting in uvalde, texas, the one that killed 19 children and two teachers, some of the victims bodies were so thoroughly destroyed by gunfire that parents

they know people that they can't get ahold of. you know, yesterday the fire chief of fort myers beach explained to me that he believes that this search and rescue on these barrier islands could be another 5 to 7 days. and the complication of the amount of debris to go in this, under it, from the air as well. i mean, they are ascending down from choppers, they are on the ground. they are sifting through this with cadaver dogs. trying to figure it out. there is dangers underneath all that rubble. even though water and gas lines are shut off. you don't know what you are going to find. that is the issue here. and if people wonder -- if people say why didn't people evacuate when there was a mandatory evacuation, you know, the honest answer is. this there are many people that wanted to evacuate and perhaps some of them didn't have the means to do so. but, also, the trajectory and changing patterns of this storm created almost no time for many of those people as you see the trucks go by that are trying to remove debris. it is truly a she

we're not able to get ahold of raw materials. we're limited in our societies from the indulges we fought so hard, prosperity we created, fringe of that is getting restricted. opportunity to buy a truck as opposed to an suv, as opposed to a car, those are options peeled back taken away. manufacturing isn't there. raw materials is. rachel: how will you get away -- pete: staying on message. i don't think he will get away with it coming to the polls. he is in oregon trying to prevent a democrat from losing in a gubernatorial race in oregon. joey: yeah. pete: add together crime, you did interview homelessness, crime, cost education. states like oregon this is not a good bargain for us. they don't believe him. rachel: there are swaths of that state want to secede from oregon. pete: they want to join idaho. joey: all with it for the church of climate change. i don't think people buy into it. pete: that's it. rachel: move on to another topic which is very interesting. so the biden administration now is in a bad situation with the saudis

. >> so he then took ahold of it, and what happens? >> so those individuals became alex jones' content providers. >> right. >> so they were the people who were showing up at newtown two dozen times, or they were the people who were. following the families around or sendingg endless public records requests trying to get grisly details of the crime and photos and what not. >> and publish them. >>h and publish them. and they were people who just were harassing the families to no end both online and increasingly in person. >> yeah. >> which they would show up because i' couldn't be true. >> yes. >> like a detective novel. >> yeah. and the other thing is, you know, when you have people just like the aol thing, when you have people in this tight, cohesive group building each other up, supporting each other, exchangeing information, and these are people who would normally be isolated, you know? if they were the person who would hand you a xerox sheet of theories on the subway before or, you know, your crazy uncle who would, you know, corner y

but it seems that we're not getting ahold of it yet. >> steve: pastor, we have heard some times chicago'slem. that means these kids are either caught in the crossfire and murdered or they are just collateral damage to shootings that run related to them just being a kid. >> absolutely. when children aren't safe to ride in the cars with their parents, when they're not safe to go to playgrounds because of mass shootings. when he they're not safe to go to schools and walk to schools, we have a serious issue that needs to be dealt with. and it seems like every year we keep talking about this same problem in the city of chicago and it's overtime that we do something about it. >> steve: pastor, this morning we catch you are off the road. you have been up on the roof i can't tell you how many days. you have been through every weather phenomena, snow, ice and rain and we have talked to you because you are trying to build a community center in your community to try to turn lives around. can you give us an update on how you are doing so far? >> they told me i was going to be on with you, steve. i dr

there were a lot of people in costume, you know, frantically texting, trying to get ahold of friends that they couldn't reach, friends who were missing. as i mentioned, 4,000 missing persons cases, there was so much confusion when you had 100,000 people out here, how many parents at home were watching the coverage and hadn't heard yet from her kids? even if it did turn out to be okay and maybe they lost their phone or something, they were in a hospital. but just the fact that people had to worry so much. so, you see the area down here, with all of the cameras, this is where the alleyway is where the majority of people died. you can see a lot of the press cameras. this is where the mobile command center has been set up. they had 1700 plus police, firefighters, and investigators working out here. so, i think the hardest part for me as i mentioned was we saw this line of stretchers when we arrived and i thought for sure those were stretchers to help treat the injured people. and then we realized that those stretchers were waiting for bodies. and then we just started to see them roll the

so you've got to get ahold of this inflation. >> he's not a partisan either. he's a former head of the fed at kansas city. the point is, we don't need a recession in order to cure inflation. you do need to anchor the currency, which is out of control. that's what the fed is doing. you can combine that with incentives for growth. the more things you have, the higher productivity you have, the lower inflation goes. we're not doing that. we're going in exactly the opposite direction with more regulations and plans for an increase in taxes. so we're not doing the things on the fiscal side that the fed is doing. if the fed raises rates without the fiscal relief, incentives to grow, that means that we're going to be in for hard times. >> martha: have to make it easier for companies to hire people, easier to get out of their way so even in this environment they're encouraged to expand and hire people. shannon, what do you think about the posture of the president and the vice president? the vice president today, you know, around now, i think, she was sort of approving

the tennessee wilderness got ahold of stormy.s either a coyote, a hawk, a snake, a raccoon or a fox. so rest in peace, stormy hegset- [laughter] will: i grew up living in the -- rachel: ray did you name your cat after stormy daniels? pete: no, but it works nicely like that. we were going through a "star wars" -- they were very brave in new jersey, they thought they were that brave in tennessee, and it didn't work. will: we lost a lot of cats and dogs to the wilderness in texas. pete and i are here in new york. rachel not in the wilderness, but on the border of texas today hosting "fox & friends" from the southern border. rachel. rachel: that's right. i am here in del rio getting a feel for how the people in this community feel which i think is going to resonate in many of the elections coming up including the congressional election between cuellar and cassie here, and we're going to have her on, cassie garcia, in just a little built. but he's a package i want -- harris a package i want to show you guys. i went up in a helicopter

and this game, it would stay tied in the tenth inning, up to the plate again, he gets ahold of one, it'sreach of tucker. and that would win it for the phillies as they come back and shock the astros in game one 6-5. >> to be honest, all i was trying to get on base. i was trying to get pitches early. got the 3-2 pitch. my teammates were incredible. after being down 5-0, that's a phillies win right there. >> yeah. and that's a huge win for the phillies because the winner of game one of the world series has gone on to win it all, 22 out of the last 27 time. took here in houston today, there's game two the world series, you really can't call game two, a must-win, but it kind of is for the astros. >> yeah. >> because after game two, they go to philadelphia for games three, four and five. you really don't want to be 0-2 going to philly which is going to be a raucous atmosphere. >> yeah, absolutely. well, we'll be watching. thanks so much. andy scholes in houston, appreciate it. >>> he was the all-american quarterback. and she the brazilian supermodel. today, tom brady and gisele bundchen were

charlie, okay, we got ahold of this letter at the 11th hour, less than two weeks into the midterms.aker nancy pelosi send as letter to house democrats ordering them to campaign claiming they are tough on crime after months on the democrats and the party, the media down playing voters concerns about that. your reaction to this? >> well, i think it's a sign of extraordinary desperation on the part of nancy pelosi. i think the situation has gotten so bad for them, even nancy pelosi, even democrats are now realizing that their years long campaign to defund police, to attack police to try to turn everything into some racial fight that in which the, in which they side with criminals over cops is not going very well. i welcome the fact that there is, they seem to wake up and realize it. the problem is, as you point out, liz, we're two weeks in front of an elections they're coming up with this. what makes you think they won't back to their own ways? elizabeth: watch democrats call for defund the police. watch this. >> there is issues we ask police to do, mental health issues, policing in sc

even cooler, in the bottom of the seventh in the final at-bat of his career, vogt gets ahold of that. you see him dancing around the bases. his family and the entire crowd in oakland just going nuts giving him a standing ovation. vogt saying after it was a thrilling moment and he felt like a kid pretending to be will clark in his yard all over again. i tell you what, christine. we've seen a lot of farewells in baseball. i'm not sure it gets any better than that. the whole family there. homering his last ever at-bat. >> i mean, that is the story i needed for the rest of the day, andy. thank you very much. that was the feel-good story of the day and congratulations to him. he's going to have a terrific time with his kids in retirement. andy scholes, thank you so much. that's it for me today. i'm christine romans. "new day" starts right now . . >>> dangerous new developments on the korean peninsula. i'm john berman. great to see you here. >> busy morning. >> it is a busy morning on the korean peninsula, to be sure. north korea test firing two more ballistic missiles overnight. north kor

. >> how do you get ahold of them? it's a challenge. you do this for a living. kellyanne, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> ainsley: thanks, kellyanne. let's hand it over to carly with more headlines. >> carly: good morning to you. a fox news alert. two connecticut police officers are dead. another seriously injured following a shooting overnight in bristol. earlier this morning, we spoke with an officer from middletown, connecticut, about the attack on law enforcement. >> we want to send our thoughts, prayers and condolences with the bristol, connecticut, police department. we woke up to tragic news this morning. three officers were shot overnight. two passed away. one's in recovery right now. so it's been a tough morning for us. >> carly: the governor of connecticut directing state flags to be lowered to half-staff in honor of the fallen officers. we're expecting to hear from authorities later this hour. >>> fort myers beach residents returning to their storm-ravaged homes two weeks after hurricane ian, many with no power or running water, if they have anyth

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killers that are out there, they're intent on killing as they are, they have found multiple ways to get aholdons and cause mass instruction. every bill i've been sponsored for and voted for has exceptions. the extremist on this board is congresswoman demings, she supports no restrictions of any kind. >> what we know, the senator supports no exceptions. he can make this mouth say anything today, he's good at that, by the way, what day is it, and what is marco rubio saying. i've said time and time again, and he knows it, that i support a woman's right to choose up to the time of viability. >>> and coming up on "morning joe," congresswoman val demings will be a guest on the heels of last night's debate. >>> to illinois where the state's candidate for governor took part in their second and final debate last night. in chicago, incumbent democrat j.d. pritzer and darren bailey sparred over crime, and bailey's endorsement for former president donald trump. >> if elected, will not pursue any changes to the state's abortion laws? i need to you answer that? >> that's a fool's errand. the state for 30 y

and what are the relations that no one had donald trump's cell phone number or knew how to get aholdhim in a way? and then i guess the third thing, which is so important, there is a moral authority, dimension to the presidency. the president has to -- as we know, somebody will get detained illegally in russia, china, iran. the president will be on the case. where was the president? the president was sitting this out and responsible. it's another chapter in the january 6th horror. >> carl, it's extraordinary to me to see speaker pelosi, chuck schumer, steny hoyer there talking to the acting secretary of defense saying pretend this is the pentagon, pretend this is the white house. stop giving us the runaround essentially and get people there. they need people on the ground. and nobody is calling -- it's not as if donald trump is involved in any of this. this is being led -- i mean, nancy pelosi is in charge in this one. chuck schumer is charge, steny hoyer, some of these others. >> they know that they have to save american democracy. it's really moving. you see the leaders of the democ

. >> i still am going to be trying to get ahold of at least 15 bitcoin.rove it through the blockchain explorers. >> why would anyone question i should get my money back that was my property? >> reporter: silver raises another possibility. >> i expect the government to fight like hell and ultimately i expect them to succeed without argument the money belongs to them. >> reporter: you know, we talked to the people who lost money here you can get a real sense of all of the stages of emotion they went through shock, anger, grief. then this kind of bewilderment, that these are the figures behind it all. >> eamon javers, thanks so much. again, the documentary "crocodile of wall street," it's streaming now on cnbc's youtube channel. >>> liz trust, she is now the least popular prime minister in the history of prime minister polling and that's not all the new poll also asked britts who should replace her and the number one answer, it's a real curveball. >>> shocking new data today. women leaders quitting their jobs at a higher rate than ever before what's driving

. >> across town, sam's parents, steve and raquel herr, also worried because they couldn't get ahold of their son. >> i drove down there. i knocked on his door, no answer. i had the key to his apartment. so i walked in there. >> and that's when he saw it. >> what the hell is that? what's going on here? i freaked out. >> what had happened in sam's apartment? coming up -- >> my phone rings, and it's my husband asking me if i'm okay. and i'm like, yes, why? he said, track down everybody. >> but not everybody could be found. >> he's missing, he had been accused of this before and you think, okay, this guy is potentially very dangerous. >> when "dateline" continues. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. fainting can also happen. the most common side effects are pain, redness and swelling at the injection site, muscle

yeah, you know, my friend actually got ahold of like a sauce packet of ghost pepper. yeah. and you actually got some light on his hand and that still burns. it leaves something leave stuff behind. so i don't know how it's going to be if somebody actually in just that. but yeah, personal. it's our producer just said it's a no for her. and i think i'm gonna go with the 200 free with leslie. there know talk. let know all day long. you know what else? i like nice weather and we have some nice weather this afternoon. now the fog is going to roll back in. no denying it. i can tell you it's not gonna it definitely is. and we're going wake up tomorrow a little bit foggy. >> temperatures tomorrow, of course, we'll have a little bit of a lid on those temperatures because of that fog and notice inland. it doesn't look like we're going to get up to that 80 degree mark, even just about 78 degrees for a high. >> you can see san francisco that 61 60 in santa rosa about 74 in san jose. but we will get some of those breaks to get a little sunshine in the afternoon. and as we look at the nex