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es manoseada por joe biden, en el otro donde alexandria ocasio-cortez es ultrajada por donald trumpentes despedidos, dicen que dos de ellos, retornaron a su cargos y dicen también que otros cuatro agentes se retiraron antes de ser castigados . >> rebeka smyth . >> increíble controversia, muchas gracias abogados de joaquín "el chapo" guzmán loera presentaron apelación a la condena de cadena perpetua contra el capo de narcos. en una corte de nueva york la defensa dijo que guzmán fue tratado de manera inhumana antes y durante el juicio de 2019 y que integrantes del jurado violaron reglas de imparcialidad. abogados están optimistas de poder revertir la sentencia. >> en idaho un tiroteo causó pánico en un centro comercial en (nombre en inglés), de acuerdo con autoridades, dos personas perdieron la vida y otras cuatro resultaron heridas, entre ellos un elemento de la policía después que un sujeto accionó un arma en el lugar, el sospechoso está detenido. todavía se desconocen los motivos . >> (música) . >> siguen dudas y siguen creciendo dudas de la seguridad en el set donde el actor (nomb

congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, we have to leave it there. appreciate you coming on the show again. >> thank you. >>> next, is blob fish basketball back? why senator ted cruz mixing basketball and politics again? i'll explain next. but first, the headlines with vineta. >> a major cleanup operation launched to tackle a large oil spill off the coast of california. this lake is around 13 square miles in size and 3 miles off new port beach. as cleanup efforts get underway, officials warned of quote substantial economical impacts. >>> many were killed a kabul mosque on sunday morning. the deadliest attack since u.s. forces left. three arrests have been made. no claim of responsibility. >>> 11 people were rescued after their boat capsized saturday night in seattle. firefighters responded to the call in elliott bay. those recued were evaluated by paramedics and first responders and determined to be in stable condition. >>> more of "the mehdi hasan show" after this break. mehdi hn show" after this break i don't know anybody who's had it. your uncle h

is that in the realm of possibility for alexandria ocasio-cortez? >> well, you know, getting down to the low 2s, that is something that -- i think it is going to be quite difficult. but when it comes to this question of 3.5, you know, there is this matter where we do have these two holdouts in the senate. this is a conversation for us to have. again it doesn't necessarily mean cutting back the scale of these investments. it could mean we say okay perhaps we do a five-year infrastructure plan instead of a ten-year infrastructure plan. that is where i think it is important to contextualize this number. because 3 trillion over ten years is less per year than if we go 3 trillion over five. and you can work with those numbers and have very ambitious policies if you do things like work on the timeline or also washington accounting is notoriously funny. how do you count a tax cut for working families for example? do count that as lower revenue or increased spending? a lot of times that kind of accounting affects the top line without necessarily affecting t

alexandria, thank you. alicia.alicia: for more on this, let's bring in nicky neely, president of the national grassroots group parents defending education. thank you so much for being here, nicky. first can i get your reaction to this apology letter? >> sure, well, for starters i think it's too little too late. they should have never sent it and in the freedom and information act documents that we obtained it shows that the national school board association actually didn't give their board a heads up so it races big questions about how this went through and we also have an e-mail from the executive director chip that notes that they have been in talks in the white house for several weeks before this and the letter that they sent on september 29th actually contained material that the white house specifically requested and so it raised huge amount of questions of what kinds of coordination were happening behind the scenes, who asked for this letter and then how did the department of justice was able to turn this arou

the 2022 campaign season is kicking into high gear and congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez will face challenger who is giving the progressive a run for her money. >> i approve that opportunity exists for anyone in this country. my opponent, aoc, is doing everything she can to undo what countless americans have died for. jillian: up next we're talking to the cuban american, former bartender, who is fighting to unseat the squad member. ♪ i just want to live while i'm alive. ♪ it's my life. ♪ every day, coventry helps people get cash for their life insurance policies they no longer need. i'm an anesthesiologist and a pain physician by specialty. i was trying to figure out what i could do with this term life insurance policy. i'm sorta stuck because i can't just go out and buy more insurance, because of my diagnosis. i called coventry direct and everything clicked. there actually were a lot more options that i thought there ever would be. coventry helped michael like we've helped thousands of people sell all or part of their life insurance policies for cash. even a term policy. there pro

[ both laugh ] >> representative alexandria ocasio-cortez says, "the embargo is absurdly cruel because it targets the cuban people." so, senator, explain why you so strongly disagree. >>ell, i think the congresswoman is clearly either confused or ill-informed. what creates the travesty for the cuban people is the cuban regime. it is a command-and-control economy that rations people. and the rationing is not only because of lack of access to basic foods and medicines. it is a way of controlling people. if you're waiting on line hours and hours or days to get your rationing of food, you have no time to be thinking about changing the regime. you're just focused on feeding your family. you know, the regime does not unlock the ability of the entrepreneurial spirit of the cuban people, who will find a way to success given that opportunity. but it will not. it doesn't allow for labor rights. you know, right now, if you were to visit, margaret, cuba, you would go to a hotel where the workers there are not hired by the private company that owns them, but sent over by a state employment agency,

. >> brennan: alexandria ocasio-cortez will be here, and we'll ask her that very question. plus new jersey senator cory booker on prospects for police reform. he'll respond to our interview last week with senator tim scott. and although delta variant cases are starting to slow, west virginia is in crisis. we'll talk with jim justice, dr. a anthony fauci, and d dr. scott gottlieb. it is all ahead on "face the nation." ♪♪ >> brennan: good morning, and welcome to "face the nation." these are interesting times here in washington. we're used to the political battles being back and forth between republicans and democrats, but today we find ourselves in an increasingly polarized debate between democrats. the factions in the party, the progressives and liberals, and the moderates. we do begin today with a key progressive, new york representative alexandria ocasio-cortez. congresswoman, it is great to have you here in studio. >> great to be here. thank you. >> brennan: so you have this standoff right now. how real is the risk that the democrats end up with nothing? >> you know, i kn

he wasn't elected to be, you know, alexandria ocasio-cortez's or bernie sanders' sock puppet. be a . those types of candidates ran against him, and he beat them on the implicitse and sometimes explicit that he was going to be this moderate, center to have road kind of guy. and one of the weirdest things about our politics that people don't really seem to have processed is that the average african-american voter is now well to the right of the democratic party in washington and really, and is it's to the right of joe biden where he is right now. it was middle-aged african-american voters who won south carolina primary for joe biden because they thought he was a moderate guy, and he's not living up to that. he is getting really, really bad -- jon: and nancy pelosi had to pull that bill, the bipartisan infrastructure bill, because she didn't have the votes. >> yeah. i mean, that's another one of these sort of disconnects, is that joe biden's agenda and interests aren't the same as nancy pelosi's. nancy pelosi is looking at the midterms, she's looking at her own age, and she's thi

anita: alexandria hof. where it's coming down to the wire in virginia. griff.eepening in loudoun county virginia and legal proceedings haul arrest in june school board meeting and superintendent compared protests to people drinking in virginia beach went further saying those voiced opposition were reminding him of the january 6th demonstrations on capitol hill. some of the participants say the allegations are faith and they lost trust in the superintendent. anita. anita: terrorist threat close to washington. police in northern virginia suburbs are making their presence visible and especially concern because it's halloween weekend but also because tuesday is election day for the virginia's governor race, the fbi did not comment on record but say they take all threats to public safety very seriously. ♪ ♪ anita: with glenn youngkin in the lead in latest fox news polls in the virginia governor's race, mcauliffe has days to win over voters. joining us now are two folks who are watching this very closely. we have guy lewis and spot scott bolden. thank you for joining

alexandria hoff fox news. coming up the concerns tonight about a shortage of police officers and two large cities ahead of vaccine deadline's tomorrow. also ahead. former president trump is set to be deposed this week. details on the lawsuit against him and his company. ever wonder how san francisco became the greenest big city in america? just ask the employee owners of recology. we built the recycling system from the ground up, helping san francisco become the first city in the country to have a universal recycling and composting program for residents and businesses. but it all starts with you. let's keep making a differene together. ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ at least two major cities are now bracing for potential shortage of officers as police unions clashed with local governments over the mandates. fox news laura engel has more now from new york. police officers in chicago and seattle face a monday deadline to report their vaccination status. it's unclear how many police are prepared to def

i mean, why would alexandria, cardio court has both present when she's criticized other colleagues for doing the very same thing. you know, i'm not here to speak on behalf of a l. c. i think she has spoken on her own behalf and has tried to explain her position and to be clear, i'm not going to always agree with a c or l hahn or rashida or ma moment or many others that we consider to be in the squad. what we're seeing here is people committed to a long term game. i do not believe that we are going to shift u. s. foreign policy on palestine within one congressional. busy kind of session, it's going to take long term work, but what we have seen is that for those that worry that palestine could potentially hurt their careers. we've seen it actually help. in other instances jamal bowman, he literally be one of the most pro zionist pro israel members of congress that this country has ever seen in elliot angle who had millions of dollars in his campaign war chest. we watched cory bush and st. louis missouri literally beat lacey clay, who was a very strong ally to the state of israel. and he

alicia: alexandria hoff, good to see you, thank you.silvers was doing what teens do on a gorgeous fall afternoon, hanging out in a park with friends when shots rang out striking the girl in the head. david lee miller has more on this shocking crime. hi, david. david: griff what happened to kyle silver is not unseen. it's 3 times compared to last year and covid -- pre-covid 2019. 16-year-old kyla was shot in the head in mid-afternoon, apparently hit by a stray bullet and the teenager taken to hospital where she underwent surgery, no arrests as of yet. the alleged shooter was one of three boys on bikes who fled the scene. only hours later a 16-year-old boy in brooklyn was struck in the leg after he got into an argument at a brooklyn park and the very same night a 21-year-old was shot and killed in the lobby of a midtown building. that investigation continues, again, so far no arrests. the latest round of violence takes place one day after new york city mayor bill de blasio came under criticism for saying the nypd has to improve what he ca

alexandria hoff fox news. this is ktvu fox two news at six.acid at 128 tons each. two of the cars are empty, and they previously carried a petroleum product. work to clear railroad tracks near the port of oakland, turns into an hours long effort after a derailment of cars carrying hazardous materials. good evening. i'm julie julie haener, and i'm greg lee and for frank somerville hazardous materials team is working the scene near the port of oakland. the good news so far, we have no reports of the sulfuric acid spilling. train cars carrying that acid derailed this morning near middle harbour road. ktvu is henry lee spoke with crews working to get those cars back on the tracks. six cars of a union pacific freight train derailed at about 10 30 this morning at the company's rail yard near middle harbour road and seventh street at the port of oakland for the cars were carrying sulfuric acid, which is toxic and corrosive. but oakland fire chief reginald freeman says nothing leaked from the train cars. we have actually made entry into the hot zone a

todd: the city council in alexandria virginia finally agreeing to bring back school officers after anase in school violence. >> please reconsider this decision and return this essential resource to us immediately. our students are sending us warnings, please reconsider this, my staff, my students, we are not okay. >> two parents are here to react, thanks to the two of you for being here. how unsafe of schools become for your daughter and her classmates? >> honestly our schools are in crisis. our students are in crisis and we are looking for the city to respond and to act now and it has been an eye-opening experience. >> i can't wrap my head around why anyone would vote to remove school resource officers in the first place. why did this happen? >> just a couple of councilmembers started the initiative to remove the school resource officers. i think it was after the george floyd murder and they wanted to remove the school resource officers and put the money towards mental health but they haven't filled the mental health positions. the only phone one of the 5 mental health positions and

congress woman alexandria ocasio-cortez said that this morning. pelosi is working this in to her calculus, figuring out if there's enough democrats to get this across the line, are there any republicans that will also support it and what that calculation looks like. >> can you answer a few questions? >> i have a very important call. i'll come back. >> so again, a significant part of this effort to find a path forward as the president's appearance on the hill. this week white house aides were trying to get manchin and senate erma -- senator sinema to agree to the package. senator jayapal said the president's meeting coming up today on the hill wouldn't make a difference in how the progressives would vote. >> did the president way too long to get seriously involved in these discussions? this is happening so late that speaker pelosi is using a legislative trick to pretend that it's still thursday on the hill. >> jacqui, i'd say anyone that has been through a legislative fight before or covered it on the hill knows that the negotiations and the deal m

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alexandria hough is in washington with the latest on the race and what it could mean for next year's? >> jon, republicans have not won a statewide race in virginia since 09 with a lot of hot-button issues at play, this battle for virginia governor has become a campaign case study of sorts for national voter sentiment ahead of the midterms. this afternoon, the virginia family's first rally kicked off to voice concern over what attendees see as divisive educational programs. >> i wish terry has been as honest when he was running against me eight years ago as he was this week in how he feels about is turn your children over to us. >> what he's speaking is a statement made by former governor terry mcauliffe who is trying to win back his seat. he said this during the last gubernatorial debate. >> i'm not going to let parents come into schools and make their own decisions. i don't think parents should be telling schools what they should teach. >> here's mcauliffe's opponent on special report. >> parents want their children to receive a great education, and they want to be involved in it. a

alexandria hoff has details there washington. >> reporter: the national school board association is nowalking back some of that harsh language used in the letter saying there was no justification for it. in a follow-up to members, the nsba apologized for initially relating the actions of some parents to, quote, domestic terrorism. attorney general merrick garland has also been forced to play defense. saw federal involvement as an effort to silence parents about school curriculum. >> we are not investigating peaceful protests or parent involvement at school board meetings. there's no precedent for doing that. >> reporter: one example the nsba initially gave of a threatening parent was scott smith who was arrested this summer. he was pleaing for answers after his daughter reported being sexually assaulted in a bathroom by a male wearing a skirt. >> i believe they had full intentions on trying to shut that thing down early because every time we clapped, you know, or tried to support somebody, we scolded for it. >> reporter: the board dismissed it initially. glenn youngkin has called for an

to be back in person for this debate tonight at the northern virginia community college here in alexandria. our audience has followed vaccination and masking protocols to make sure that we can be together safely for this exchange of ideas. so let's begin by quickly covering the rules for today's event. the debate will last one hour and will begin with 90 second opening statements from each candidate. then our panelists and myself will pose questions directly to the candidates. these questions are determined by nbc news and the panelists, period. they have not been reviewed by the candidates or the northern virginia chamber. each candidate will have one minute to respond and the candidate answering first will get an additional 30 second rebuttal. and as moderator, i will reserve the right to follow up as needed. and finally, we will conclude debate with one-minute closing statements from each candidate. there is a timekeeper who will notify candidates of their remaining time and when times is expired. in the interest of trying to cover as much ground as possible, we ask the candidates to ad

jon: alexandria half, thank you.tain social spending bill by the end of october continue clashes between moderates and progressives on the democratic side are threatening to delay president biden's economic agenda further joining me too weigh in republican congressman steve ferguson, the chief deputy whip of the house republican conference and a member of the house ways and means committee, do republicans have any role to play in this in nancy pelosi's congress and in the democratic led senate? >> we do have an important role to play and were telling the american people what is in this bill and every time we expose more and more of what's in the bill americans push back against it and what we see as a result of the biden administration is chaos in the administration and chaos in the house of representatives moderates and progressives can agree republican staying committed that america remains the most competitive place to do business and what the democrats are proposing puts everybody first but america. jon: this is

good evening, alexandria. >> good evening, bret. that the president campaigned for mcauliffe was back in july and that gap of time in between points to something interesting. mcauliffe's tactic throughout this race has been to tie his opponent, republican glenn youngkin to former president trump in a blue leaning purple state like virginia, young kin youngkinhas kept his distance fm president trump. mcauliffe done the same low approval rating may have had on his campaign. latest fox news poll shows biden to have a 50% fancht rating among likely voters in virginia. so tonight's impact is a toss-up for the tied race in just a week left to go, the candidates are not holding back any punches. in a new ad youngkin calls out mcauliffe for blocking a bipartisan bill that would have required parents to be notified of explicit material and assigned reading. the add features a mom who took issue with the graphic physical and sexual abuse depicted within the book beloved. mcauliffe fired back with this statement, quote: youngkin's closing mess

>> arthel: alexandria hough live in virginia, thank you very much.t to let our viewers know that glenn youngkin will be on live with life, liberty and levin tonight, excuse me, that's happening at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the fox news channel. >> eric: now to the democratic side of this campaign, virginia's former governor terry mcauliffe, slowly been surely listen losing steam as this comes down to the wire. that's been worrying a lot of democrats who in their words have been trying to quote stave off disaster. rich edson has more from the richmond suburbs. >> good afternoon, eric. mcauliffe is campaigning in the richmond suburbs. he was speaking in the backyard of a home of a supporter right behind me right here. this is the type of congressional district and the type of neighborhood. it's very close politically, the congresswoman here is a democrat who campaigned for mcauliffe here. she won her congressional seat narrowly in 2020 and unseated a republican back in 2018. also the type of neighborhood you've got mcauliffe signs behind me. then the next t

alexandria is live in washington this matters so much to parents. >> it does. has already had this in effect. parents' right to speak out, for that they called in the feds. in a letter sent to president biden the national school board association likeened some parents to domestic terrorists and requested assistance from the f.b.i., department of homeland security and secret service to protect our students, school board members and educators affecting interstate commerce because of threats to their districts, families and personal safety. it was a request that the department of justice obliged leaving critics to wonder if the government agrees with classifying outspoken parents as terrorists. will there be a watch list? what's the threat in terms of a school board meeting singing the national anthem? who decides? >> when you nationalize the effort to go after people based on political speech. when you determine that one size fits all. that the f.b.i. should be looking into these isolated incidents. this isn't a national group that is garnering support and mobili

alexandria hoff, fox news.ey's next governor is in the home stretch. republican jack ciattarelli is running to deny phil murphy a second term in the governor's mansion. a recent poll found new jersey voters think the next governor's main concern should be taxes followed by jobs. the garden state has had one of the highest property tax if not the highest in the nation for years. take a look at the recent poll that shows that both are only 6 points apart. chit elly just really nipping at -- ciattarelli nipping at murphy's heels. president biden is expected to campaign for -- former president obama is expected to -- >>> walking back president biden's suggestion that the national guard could be deployed to help with the backlog are. some say send in the guard and the army with their trucks to make sure you don't run out of essentials or christmas presents. that's next. ♪ ♪ ♪ alicia: president biden facing multiple crises around the country including major disruptions to the national supply chain. the white house is

alicia. >> alexandria hoff. thank you. eric: the lobbying group that represents school boards you across the country walking back controversial comments, likeening fired up parents to domestic terrorism, prompting the justice department to order the fbi investigation. the threats continue and they are disturbing. joining us now is keisha king, a spokesperson for the group, moms for liberty. welcome. you got the apology in the letter. do you accept the apology. >> no, i don't accept the a apology because i don't believe it's sincere. if they were really sorry about what was happening to parents and what was -- and calling us domestic terrorists they would have investigated and questioned these school boards to see if there was any validity to any of what parents are actually saying. there is no excuse for their dereliction of duty. they are supposed to be supporting parents. right here in duvall county, we have things like this, which is a support guide, that tells -- that excludes parents when their kindergartner could be

carley: alexandria and i went to college together. i'm so proud of you. she is doing so well. you look beautiful. you're doing a great job. let's turn to this, jesse watters says the far left are dead set on demolishing anything and anyone who gets in the way of their free spending ways. listen. >> the left will stop at nothing in their quest for total control. even if it means destroying america, innocent civilians and the constitution. we won't let them. it's time for red blooded americans to stop playing defense and go on offense. keep making your voices heard and never, ever back down. carley: waters says democrats will ignore the real problems facing america like the migrant crisis to the deinstrument of the -- detriment of the republic. todd: panama officials sounding the alarm as more than 91,000 my grants have traveled through the darion gap this year. the dangerous path between panama and colombia is controlled by gangs. more than half of the migrant group are haitians hoping to each the u.s. officials say more than 50 people have died cutting across the path this yea

here is alexandria half. >> i am not afraid. they can fire me. they are going to have to fire me. going out quietly. >> joshua currently flies for a major u.s. airline. he has no plans to comply with his employer's vaccine mandate. feeling it violates his medical freedom and says hundreds of his colleagues are with him. >> it's going to bring the airline industry to its knees. they can't operate with a 10% loss of their work crew. especially with pilots and -- retirements that started in 2020, and ongoing for the next ten years, most airlines are facing 2500 to 1,000 retirees a year. >> remain stranded through the country as a mass flight cancellations that started saturday press on. >> my daughter was packing at midnight and we found out our flight was canceled. speak of the disruption games just days after southwest announce that it too would implement all my but the pilot association denies that -- >> it is not a pilot issue. what it is is an internal process at the southwest airlines. our pilots are out there serving our customers. they are out there picking up extra time. >>

alexandria hoff checks it out tonight. >> are we ready to win or not. >> in a race no room for apathyurban prince william county. >> doesn't matter where we go, the crowds are huge, the enthusiasm is giant. >> the latest poll is likely voters shows he only slightly trails his opponent, former virginia governor democrat terry mcauliffe. too close for democrats who've seen midterm implications with a 12-year hold on state-wide elections were to fall. >> don't wait, vote early. november 2 will be here before you know it. >> democratic luminaries have been called on to lend support. jill biden spoke friday, kamala harris will on thursday. former president obama is expected to campaign on behalf of mcauliffe, no word on president biden. he pointed to the president's approval numbers as a challenge but denies he's lacking energy. >> these reporters can write the same stories every four years. i would have told you six months ago they would write this same story. they recycle these. >> enthusiasm is one of the most talked about issues, education. outspoken suburban parents critical of covid-

washington, alexandria hoff, fox news.hel: going to bring in joel reuben, former deputy assistant secretary of state under president obama and executive director of the add vote cat city -- advocate9 city group american jewish congress. last year there were 234 reported keyed nappings, so far this year 328. in general, what's your take on this? >> arthel, first and foremost, my heart goes out to the families of those who were kidnapped and people who do mission work are doing the lord's work. so hopefully, these individuals will be returned home soon. my take on this right now, quite frankly, is that haiti is a failed state. haiti has gone through multiple moments now of crises in the past several months from the assassination a few months ago of its president in his own bed to a devastating earthquake, to we've seen the migration crisis. there are many very dangerous trends happening in haiti right now. in many ways, this is the worst period for haiti in decades. arthel: yeah. and, you know, the americans, as we know, 16

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we begin with alexandria hough live in virginia where youngkin will be holding a rally moments from nowex? >> yeah, jon, this will be youngkin's fifth and final stop of the day. where we are right now is really in virginia's far southwest pocket. it is really as far as you can go. you can see the tennessee border practically from where we are right now. this is already a heavily republican region, but youngkin knows if they see higher than expected turnout here, that could help offset some of the potential losses he could see in other places. you mentioned that fox news poll. that new poll shows that among likely virginia voters, youngkin is 8 points ahead of his democratic opponent mcauliffe. all weekend, though, youngkin has reminded voters that polls alone don't win votes. >> we have to turn out the vote. i will tell you that the vote in southwest virginia counts more than any vote in the entire commonwealth of virginia. >> he kicked off the morning by meeting with veterans at a prayer breakfast. he then attended a worship service. supporters told fox news that they're not used to th

alexandria ocasio-cortez was a protege of bernie sanders, the squad. they aren't happy.t seen the text and we haven't seen the president of the united states. this might be why he is 20 minutes late. because if you have a framework and the head of the group that's been described as burning it down behind the scenes is not happy, and now is going public with the fact that democrats, some of them are not happy with the framework, those on the far left, this is exactly what senator kennedy from louisiana moments ago was saying on this program. it's a mess over there. when the president does come out and talk, we'll show it to you. remember, ari fleischer said the only good news from the president no matter when he comes out they'll hold the plane, air force one for him to leave for europe for the climate change talks. we'll move on. new york city could lose up to 30% of its police and firefighters and if they don't get at least one covid shot by 5:00 p.m. eastern tomorrow, that's what's coming down. this after a judge denied a police union's request to block mayor bill debl

. >> cnn's pete muntean joining us live from alexil alexandria, v.also with us. pete, you're at a gas station. we see the prices behind you. they have nearly doubled in the last 17 months. >> that's right, erica. gas was $1.77 a gallon back during the pandemic, compare that to the station in alexandria, virginia, it is lower than the national average, which is $3.28 now, up 8 cents in just the last week. and analysts say it is the price of crude that is driving this. it hit $80 a barrel for the first time in seven years and they're anticipating that it will go to $85 a barrel, maybe $90 a barrel by the end of this year. the point is this is just the beginning, and drivers are only now starting to take notice of all of this. >> incrementally it is small, those of us on a fixed budget hurt more than those who do not. but it is -- it is tolerable for the moment. >> that's a lot. you got to constantly put gas in here, at least $20. with gas prices different all over the place, it is like you got to travel miles upon miles to find a good deal. >> reporter

donald is calling from alexandria, virginia, on the independent line. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. i'm trying to talk about the program that ended. i wanted to make the observation that back in the 60's, vance packard put out a book called hidden persuaders which was describing how advertisements were working. one of the things in the book that he talked about was they were starting to put on tv these many shots -- mini shots which happen so quickly which was an advertisement to purchase this type of cola. what's not meant to be -- it was not meant to be seen by the conscious mind but a subliminal message that flashed during the program, that your mind could pick up. they outlawed that. it seems to me that one of the problems of facebook, or any other media on the internet is the algorithms they are using to manipulate the viewer, to see the things that they'll you think you want to see. what they think will help them move advertisements. if they keep your attention in the internet that they are watching by showing you stuff that makes yo

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alexandria hoff, ktvu, fox two news.r, newsom has signed a law that allows veterinarians to run community blood banks for dogs. people can voluntarily bringing their dogs to donate blood, which is common in other states, but had been banned here. instead some dogs were kept in kennels, and their blood was harvested over and over to provide blood for other dogs. this law will phase out what's called colony blood banks. facebook says it is introducing several new features to help children and teenagers reduce the amount of harmful content that they are viewing. on the company's social media platforms. this announcement comes after a former facebook employee testified before congress that facebook is well aware of the fact that it's platforms contain online material that can harm young people. facebook executives spent this entire past weekend denying that claim. well i don't think it company that only places you know, profit above everything else would do what we've done. we've invested over the last several years. $13 bil

alexandria hoff has the story from washington. the federal government is poised to take a big step toward expanding access for covid vaccine boosters. health officials are increasingly confident that they will be able to approve boosters from moderna and johnson and johnson at an fda meeting that starts thursday. one fda official telling fox news the white house has been eager to get the shots and arms, especially for the 15 million americans, who got the johnson and johnson vaccine, which has been shown to be slightly less effective than others. drugmakers are now ramping up production, with demand expected to surge in the coming weeks. we went from having zero production to a billion doses in less than a year, and we think we'll be able to go from 1 to 3, but the push for boosters comes as the fight over vaccine mandates is heating up. texas governor greg abbott, signing an executive order prohibiting the mandates similar to an order signed by florida governor ron de santis officials. they are now threatening to find any city st

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even this morning congress woman alexandria ocasio-cortez said that the progressives were holding out for the conditions, the text and the vote. without it, they would vote down the bipartisan bill. it's unclear how many progressives will keep to that commitment or republicans making up the difference. that is all part of pelosi's calculation. >> speaker, pelosi, can you answer a few questions? >> i have a very important call. i'll cam back. >> so the president's ability to speak to the democratic members is a significant thing to get the path forward. aides were trying to get senators manchin and cinema to agree to a package but the frame work alone was not enough for progressives. the progressive leader, jayapal doubted the president's visit would make much of a difference. >> did the president wait too long to get involved in these discussions? >> anybody that has been through a legislative fight before or covered it on the hill knows that the negotiations and the deal making always happens at the end. >> meantime, hanging in the limbo here, the transportation employees being furlo

police say 25-year-old alexandria diez had been reported missing from fresno and had assaulted two other victims moments before. one of the victims was an older asian man. >> if i were a different person, i am not so sure she would have attacked me. i think being an asian woman and not very large in size, it makes for a much easier target as well as the elderly asian gentleman. you know, there were other people around in santa monica. >> that was betty yu reporting. police are investigating whether the attack was a hate crime. the suspect was not on her prescribed medications at the time of the assaults. she has been charged with three counts of assault with a deadly weapon. >>> time for the money watch report. ford's surprisingly strong revenue leads to boost in its share price. diane king hall reports from the new york stock exchange. >>> stocks were mostly lower wednesday. dow slumped 266 points. nasdaq gained a fraction of a point while s&p 500 lost 23. new takes on old cars helped ford crush wall street expectations in the quarterly earnings report. auto maker posted profit of 1.8 b

alexandria hough has the details from washington. alexandria?attorney general has been accused of seeking to silence parents and now he must take on critics who say he is doing it for his own family. last week garland agreed to deploy federal law enforcement. congressman crenshaw wrote this on twitter. they are trying to intimidate you, don't listen to them. the department of justice says it is misinformation, quote the department's efforts are about rooting out criminal threats of violence not about any particular ideology. but garland does have a link to schools. according to a 2018 "new york times" article, garland's daughter married the co founder of panorama education, serves school districts encouraging social emotional learning by administrating surveys to provides hand on coaching and support. some parents find this equity and inclusion in the classroom similar to the critical race theory. according to the company, it is not connected to crt and not a tool for teaching crt. the student surveys have also sparked some concerns. >> big tech

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host: let's go to our phone lines and start with joe who is calling from alexandria, georgia, on the republican line. good morning. caller: good morning. i love c-span. it is a great network. all the people are wonderful. i think the big story is a poll showing that glenn young will be elected governor of virginia. i voted for dave for president. he was great. there was an economist that predicted that glenn young will be elected the governor of virginia, and this will lead to republicans taking over the senate and the election of a republican president. being elected governor of virginia is one of the biggest news stories this year. i am certainly -- i hope he was the governorship. host: let's go to alisa on the independent line. good morning. caller: good morning. do you hear me? host: yes. go ahead. caller: my top story of the week is the abortion debate. i don't understand how estate can override the constitution. i don't get it. can anyone help me with that? host: let's go to patty in st. petersburg, florida, on the republican line. good morning. caller: high. . can you hear me?