but two years ago when blake was 14, his exploration went a step further.is cell phone, he took four pictures of his genitals and texted them to a girl he knew. what provoked you to want to send pictures of yourself to her? >> i guess i wanted her to send pictures after i did. i kind of regretted it right after i sent the pictures. like, i don't know why, i shouldn't have done that. that was like way too far. >> do you know why he may have sent them? >> from what we can piece together, it sounds like a stupid impulse. >> blake didn't have a lot of experience with girls. i think he may have had a crush on her with that awkwardness, i suppose, and didn't know how to go about showing that. >> adolescence is a confusing time. raging hormones give way to flirting, dating, and sex. but today with smartphones in the hands of 70% of high schoolers, teenage sexuality has gone digital, and a few high-profile cases have dominated the nightly news. >> colorado teens gone wild. sexting on a scale like we have never seen. >> students describe pictures that they and almos

yes. >> blake, blake, blake >> blake, blake, blake, blake. >> blake, blake, blake, blake, blake, blake[ laughter ] >> wooo! it doesn't work. it still doesn't work anymore. >> all right kelly clarkson, it's just me and you, sis ♪ just you and i ♪ >> you got quite the team there, my old man [ laughter ] >> old man >> yes >> seth: please welcome back to the show, our friend, blake shelton. how are you, blake [ laughter ] i haven't seen that part of the -- the show aired back yet and it's -- it's a lot of fun to see the universal superstar like ariana grande call me an "old man" - >> seth: yeah. >> -- on national television that's great for my ego and confidence [ laughter ] >> seth: well, you've actually had some ego issues over the -- this isn't the first time that ariana grande has bumped up against your ego there was a time where you guys put out albums on the same weekend. >> that it - [ laughter ] i know hey, i reminded her of that. it was like -- that was in 2016 and, i don't know, one of her huge albums came out and i had a project i was putting out called, "if i'm honest." and we

we're here with blake griffin. say you're known as a very funny comedian as well in your own right i would say -- who is -- who do you think the comedian equivalent of you is like who's at good at basketball as a comedian as you --? is it sandler? is that the best we have to offer? >> i mean, i would take that in a heartbeat. >> seth: yeah. >> he's also a good basketball player >> seth: that's what i mean. so he has to be a comedian who is as good at basketball as you a basketball player are as comedy >> wow okay, i'll take that yeah, i like it. i'll take it thank you. >> seth: but i was seeing on twitter there was -- somebody showed up at a nets' press conference and asked kevin durant some questions. and it turned out it was david letterman. >> yeah, i was -- i was walking the hall -- media day is just crazy. everybody is going everywhere. i was walking the hallway to go to one of my next stations and this guy turns a corner. i kind of look up, i don't even see his face or his profile. he's just kind of walking a

blake!ine he crumbled a be able to finish or not. >> reporter: then something exceptional happened. >> when i saw him go down i decided, all right. i'm going to help him to the finish. >> reporter: brandon pulled his competitor to his feet. [cheers and applause] and together side by side they crossed the finish line. blake, i think it says a lot about brandon that he even stopped. >> yeah. i would say it does. he didn't care about what place he got. he cared that he helped someone else. >> reporter: he wanted to make sure you finished. >> yeah. >> reporter: as soon as he recovered, blake wanted to find the stranger who had helped him. they met the next day. as their moment was spreading online. >> i thanked him a lot. i really appreciate what he did. and i'm not going to forget that. i mean, there's always people throughout the day where five seconds can change someone's life. you can always reach out and help somebody. >> reporter: they say the lesson is universal. >> that was the most impo

blake's shooting led to another tragedy. in the days following, during protests, 17-year-old kyle rittenhouse fatally shot two people. further stoking an already-volatile moment. the justice department's decision not to file civil rights charges likely means that the officer will not face criminal prosecution. state prosecutors had previously dcided not to pursue charges. tonight blake's father called the criminal justice system racist, asking, quote, what other roads do we take when the justice system fails us? what are we supposed to do? noting his son was shot seven times in the back, david. >> pierre thomas tonight. pierre, thank you. >>> next tonight, the death toll rising in those flash flood emergencies across the southeast. at least five people have now died. this family survived thanks to swift water rescue teams in newport city, tennessee. a woman and three small children escaping through the window of their suv, carried one by one through the rushing water. and tonight now a new system is brewing, winds and heavy

host: ha do you think, blake? guest: jesse, the reality is leader mcconnell has made a political calculation that if he can tie the debt ceiling discussion to the reconciliation package in future spending, there is a political advantage there to take advantage of. the reality is the debt ceiling is about money we have already spent. this is like you or i going to the restaurant and ordering a hamburger and when the bill comes, we skip out before we pay. this isn't a discussion about whether or not we go to the restaurant next week. this isn't a discussion whether we eat out or have the budget to eat out. this is about money we have agreed to. this is about money that was already spent by the previous administration. guest: that's fundamentally wrong. a debt limit increase is to enable the next year or two worth of borrowing. there were plenty of debt limit increases during the trump administration. those took place. you need a debt limit increase to fund the borrowing that is going to go on for the next years or m

sharon blakely: it isn't playing, it's actually grooming that fur coat. forklift. hey, buddy, maybe drive a little bit closer to the sleeping otters over here. lady on tiktok. that is definitely a stimuli. we count cameras, too, as stimuli. johnny devenanzio: they look like they're living their best life right now. they look like they're in good health. well, they are doing well here. we do have a very pristine bay. johnny devenanzio: well, i got to say, sharon, it has been educational, to say the least. edifying. johnny devenanzio: from here on out, we are going to do everything we can to help these beautiful species continue to flourish here. so thank you for that. johnny devenanzio (voiceover): every night we've been here the sunsets have been absolutely spectacular. this place is serene and beautiful. and i couldn't pick a better stop along the way. hi ho silver! hey pop, are you enjoying our road trip, yet? no. no? we're riding off into the sunset, pop. [music playing] johnny devenanzio (voiceover): crossing into northern california the scene changes. this is

jonathan blake they're reporting from westminster.ople have been killed in a suicide bomb attack on a mosque during friday prayers in northern afghanistan. the islamic state group said it carried out the attack on the building in kunduz city. it's one of the bloodiest since the taliban took the capital kabul in august. 0ur correspondent secunder kermani reports. fear and panic once again in afghanistan. injured victims of the blast are rushed to hospital. translation: there were so many people who were injured. _ hardly anyone was unhurt. most of those who were sitting there were killed. it's terrible. the local branch of the islamic state group isk said it had targeted members of the shia minority. isk is much less powerful than their rivals, the taliban, but has a history of devastating attacks in afghanistan. in august more than 150 people were killed at a bombing outside kabul airport. explosion. in recent weeks is has also launched dozens of smaller attacks targeting taliban fighters in eastern afghanistan. this latest bombing in

jonathan blake, jonathan, if correspondentjonathan blake, jonathan, if it's important for members andpay their respects and what has become known as the parliament's church. yes. respects and what has become known as the parliament's church.— as the parliament's church. yes, it was a poignant _ as the parliament's church. yes, it was a poignant service _ as the parliament's church. yes, it was a poignant service and - as the parliament's church. yes, it was a poignant service and a - was a poignant service and a powerful expression, i think of the shock and sadness and the grief that many of his friends and colleagues are feeling at westminster but their determination to put on a united front, if you like and demonstrate that this was a loss which is been filled very deeply by many of sir david amess's friends and colleagues and he had many of them and also the wider public as well and also is a tragedy as an aic is in circumstances but he expressed in the words of the surface with the moon, and something of an attack on our democracy and way of life too. and the reverend who led the

ronald blake helped john despite having no first—aid training.. ronald blake held onto the tourniquet for nearly an hour, during which time no paramedics came to help. those injured by the bomb were being carried out of the room to medics, who were waiting downstairs at the train station next door. there were no stretchers, sojohn atkinson was moved onto a merchandise display board, but it broke as he was being dragged out of the room. he was then put onto a metal barrier. john atkinson's family thanked ronald blake for his heroism but it was an extremely difficult day for them in court, hearing harrowing details about the wayjohn gripped onto the metal barrier as he was being carried, to stop himself sliding off — and, heartbreakingly, that he several times asked those with him if he was going to die. the public enquiry will consider whetherjohn atkinson could have survived. the court has been told that experts believe that quicker medical intervention could have made a real difference to him. judith moritz, bbc news, manchester. the high court

applause got a new record out we love james blake.d -- this is the week i gotta mention. i produced some shows that are going to air this week i'm a producer now >> steve: really >> jimmy: oh, yeah [ cheers ] thank you. [ cheers and applause you want me to produce -- do you want me to produce anything, i've told this to questlove and the roots -- >> steve: you can produce it >> jimmy: yeah they -- no one's taken me up on this, but yeah if you ever want me to do anything, i can do it. >> steve: oh, really >> jimmy: yeah, sure >> steve: like a musical or anything like that >> jimmy: i can't do that, sorry. that's too much. [ laughter ] but i do have -- this wednesday on e "clash of the cover bands," wednesday at 9:30 p.m. [ cheers and applause ♪ that's cover bands, they face -- battling each other. so you've got u2 versus coldplay >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: but it's also -- a a little backstory behind each -- yeah guy's a substitute teacher during the day, at night he's bono [ light laughter ] it's awesome i love it. and it's your favorit

blake was left paralyzed from the waist down.s say they found a knife and the driver's side floorboard in blake's car federal prosecutors say there is not enough evidence to prove sheskey used excessive force or violated blake's federal rights. it is the first ever presidential proclamation of indigenous peoples day. president biden writing today. the indigenous people's resilience strength and positive impact on society is being recognized. he also issued a proclamation of columbus day on monday. october 11th which congress established he praised the role of italian americans in society but also referenced the violence and harm columbus and other explorers brought on the americas. the controversy over the vaccine mandate now in los angeles. it now includes hundreds of employees of the fire department. 100 firefighters filed a lawsuit in an effort to stop the order that says they must get vaccinated or face getting fired. >> reporter sandra mitchell joins us live. joins us from university park with details. >> city firefighter so

blake, are you available? >> yes. can you hear me? >> operator: yes. >> members of the commission, my name is mark blake, and i'm a deputy city attorney. i'm on the real estate and finance team, and as rich indicated, i work with the p.u.c. on all of the, you know, bond issuances, the finance of p.u.c. capital projects. so today, we're going to do a short in-service training regarding the application of the federal service laws, and we're conducting this training today because of the rules, the federal securities law as they apply to the issuance of bonds to create a significant exposure in terms of the p.u.c. if we want to follow these rules, we would lose access to the capital markets. and then other, the secondary effect is if we undertake good practices here, that we can obtain generally the lowest cost of finance and capital assets. we've provided for your files, take-home, a memo, and then, we've also provided a slide deck that we -- that steve spitz will just outline, and then the ways that you can discharge your responsibiliti

. >>> the department of justice' decision after reviewing that controversial shooting of jacob blake. will the officer be charged with civil rights offenses? >>> presidential showdown the white house blocking an attempt by former president trump to withhold documents from congress on the january 6th riots. >>> the new warnings about the price of holiday travel and finding the toys you want what the experts say you should be doing now to get your gifts on time. >>> and superstar tony bennett singing his way into the guinness book of world records. ♪ >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening the anecdotes we have been hearing about employers desperate to find workers don't at first appear to square with what economists are calling a disappointing jobs report that came out today the slowing pace of growth reflecting an employment landscape some believe has been reshaped by the pandemic leaving some job seekers on the sidelines. in september, buffeted by the covid delta variant, the country added 194,000 jobs fewer than expected. the unemployment rate dropped, howev

a member of the public, ronald blake, went to his side and called 999. police emergency.ally injured. his leg is pumping. you need to put pressure on it. 0k? have you got anything on you? in court today, it emerged that ronald blake helped john despite being injured himself and with his own daughter missing. he had had no first aid training. had you ever seen a tourniquet used by anybody? just like everybody else, on telly. ronald blake held onto the tourniquet for nearly an hour during which time no paramedics came to help. others were coming and going and trying to do their bit but the real substantive help tojohn was being given by you and you alone, is that right? at the time, yeah. those injured by the bomb were being carried out of the room to medics who were waiting downstairs at the train station next door. there were no stretchers, sojohn atkinson was moved on to a merchandise display board, but it broke as he was being dragged out of the room. he was then put onto a metal barrier. john atkinson's family thanked ronald blake for his heroism but it was an extremel

with me now, labor jack movers co-founder blake craig and josh mosher, and great to have you both herestart with you. you're losing a lot of money. why aren't you able to find workers? >> well, the problem is twofold there's really a shortage because of macroeconomic factors at play and also a psychological element at play too where the dynamic and what workers want and modern society has changed so that's why we're building a tech platform around that and trying to be solution- oriented instead of dwelling on the shortage that exists. >> cheryl: but companies across, i mean we're talking pet grooming services, we're talking restaurants in particular, blake so this is small and medium businesses across this country that are losing business, they can't even keep their stores open as long as they would like to to get new business and this is after the pandemic, because they can't get people to work there. how do you entice people to come in and work for a small or medium-size business? >> yeah, cheryl, that is the problem is universal whether it's retail, labor, manufacturing, logistics.

they will bring blake moore to the plate.s had a heck of a night in--including a inside the park home run. 2-3 on the evening with a home run. >> are publicans with three home runs. desk republicans with three home runs. -- republicnas w -- republicans with three home runs. 10-10 in the fourth inning. >> it has been a well played game. a shot down to third, jon ossoff, a long throw across the diamond and he gets it. a great play to jon ossoff to end the inning but not before the republicans come back to tie this game at 10. everybody is fired up. quebec for the finish. -- come back for the finish. we are tied at 10. ♪ >> the congressional baseball game is underway here at nationals park in washington dc. an annual tradition that goes all the way back to 1909, bringing together lawmakers from both sides of the aisle. playing on behalf of local d.c. area charities. our online commentary comes courtesy of d.c. video. if you can't be in front of your television, you can follow every minute on the go. this new app is free to downl

the officer, rusten sheskey shot blake as he leaned into his car. three of blake's young sons witnessed the shooting from inside the car. the boys were just 3, 5 and 8 years old at the time. the justice department said there was insufficient evidence that the officers willfully used excessive force. to see our interview with jacob blake's father, visit democracynow.org. more than 220 immigrant and human rights groups are urging the biden administration to immediately halt all efforts to expand immigration detention and terminate contracts with private prisons to hold immigrants. the groups have also denounced plans for two facilities in pennsylvania, the planned reopening of the moshannon valley correctional center and the planned expansion of an immigration jail in berks county. in news from guatemala, 126 people were found locked in an abandoned shipping container over the weekend. they were freed after local residents heard screaming and shouting from inside. the majority of the people locked inside were haitians who wereoping to make it to the u

blake jr. and may have been lieutenant james blake jr. the 44th massachusetts company who is from boston. he and blake had served together. the book begins with a short iger fee about the general. thomas grey stevenson was born in boston on third day of february ad, 1836. he was the middle of three children. he had an older sister and a younger brother and was a cheerful disposition growing up. the schools of his native city the book says at an early age had decided preference for the pursuit of commercial life and entered one of the most cities most active merchants. following the confederate firing of fort sumter stephenson and his brother volunteered for boston company the fourth massachusetts infantry known as the cleveland guard were stevenson was elected captain. stephenson and james blake to whom i copied the memorial book surf together. the guards task was to guard independent in boston harbor a hot bed for confederate -- [laughter] it was as you can imagine a sure bidding lasting only to the end of may of 1861 ojomo that exciteme

blake, of course, remains paralyzed from the waist down. your response, attorney crump?, reverend al. and this underscores the reason why we have to continue to push to end qualified immunity because the only justice that jacob blake jr., now paralyzed, may ever receive in life is civil justice, since the criminal justice system has once again failed to give justice to this person. >> as i said, he's paralyzed. he has children and a wonderful mother and father. ben crump, thank you, as always, mr. attorney general, for being with us. >>> up next, congressional infighting over the debt ceiling continues. could this finally be the moment to bust the filibuster? congressman emanuel cleaver joins us. stay tuned. >>> hey, everyone. i'm alicia menendez. ahead for us on "american voices," the former president in iowa. who he's there stumping for and what it tells about trump's continued hold on the gop. >>> plus, the show that's sweeping the nation. why "squid game" is such a game changer. all of that is ahead 6:00 p.m. eastern, "american voices," right here on msnbc. or lines

blake, this was a long time coming for the couple.ow was their day, and how has it been received in japan? >> reporter: yeah, isa, they've been waiting about four years for this date. if you were expecting a royal fairytale wedding, prepare to be disappointed. former princess mako and her husband, instead of an str extravagant affair, they registered their marriage before holding a brief press event in the afternoon. they publicly expressed their love for each other, thanked the public for their support, and look towards the future. take a listen. >> translator: i would also like to support mako in the best of my ability. during the good and the hard times, i would like to be an irreplaceable existence to her. >> reporter: looking back since the engagement was announced back in 2017, their relationship has been met with scandal, public disapproval, and media scrutiny fueled by reports that his mother failed to pay about $36,000 back from her former fiancee which she borrowed. in fact, the now former princess recently disclosed she suf

political correspondencejonathan blake correspondence jonathan blake reports.ave been issued. so now the government is going further and immediate hopes will allow thousands of extra deliveries per month. drivers from the eu are normally restricted to making two deliveries within seven days, but those rules will be relaxed to allow unlimited trips within a fortnight. unlimited trips within a fortnight-— unlimited trips within a fortniuht. , , fortnight. this will bring, i think, some _ fortnight. this will bring, i think, some significant - think, some significant additional capacity to deliveries to the hgv fleet, because some of those eu fleets will be able to do more return jobs here in the uk. it is jobs here in the uk. it is hoed jobs here in the uk. it is heped food _ jobs here in the uk. it is hoped food supply - jobs here in the uk. it is hoped food supply chains will be boosted by the move, with more goods being moved at a time of high demand will stop but the haulage industry is worried that while it might take the pressure off in the run—up to christ

i want to go to cnn's blake essig. blake, tell us what happened. >> reporter: yeah, jim.ed at least 17 people on a train and tried to set it on fire as the train was heading into tokyo. at least one of those people injured, a 70-year-old man who was stabbed in the chest, is in serious condition. now, passenger cell phone video posted on twitter captured this chaotic scene from inside the train as it was happening. now, in the video, you can hear loud bangs and people screaming as they're seemingly running for their lives, going from train car to train car to get away from the attacker. you can also see a large ball of flames in one of the cars, which filled the train with smoke. police say the suspect used cigarette lighter fluid to try to set the train on fire. according to public broadcaster nhk, the train made an emergency stop, allowing passengers to evacuate the train. it happened around 8:00 p.m. local time last night as large amounts of people were streaming into the city center to celebrate halloween. now, unlike in the united states where halloween is more so gea

let's go live to folk owe and cnn's blake essig. he was wearing a costume.e about that. >> reporter: jessica, what we know is a knife wielding man that witnesses say dressed as the joker from "batman req" wit dark jacket, lime green shirt with a purple vest and tie and pants, he's injured at least 17 people on a train trying to set it on fire heading into tokyo. at least one injured a 70-year-old man stabbed in the chest in serious condition. video posted captured the kay not scene from inside the train as it was happening and you can hear loud bangs amy people screaming. you can also see a large ball of flames in a car that filled the train with smoke. police say the suspect used cigarette lighter fluid to set the train on fire and the train made an emergency stop allowing passengers to evacuate by any means necessary including climbing out the windows on to the platform. it happened around 8:00 p.m. local time as large amounts of people streaming into the city center to celebrate halloween, jessica. >> blake, do authorities know more about the suspect? was

blakely surprised her workers with two first-class plane tickets to anywhere in the world.0,000 each. anne-marie, i hope all the bosses in the world are listening. >> exactly. diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thank you so much, diane. >> thank you. >>> up next, monarch on the mend. why queen elizabeth is scaling back her schedule and skipping another event. other event. i'm not getting through the pandemic just to end up with the flu. i asked for fluzone high-dose quadrivalent. it's the #1-used flu vaccine for people 65 and older. fluzone high-dose quadrivalent is the only vaccine approved by the fda for superior flu protection in adults 65+. i'm not letting my guard down. fluzone high-dose quadrivalent isn't for people who've had a severe allergic reaction to any flu vaccine or vaccine component, including eggs or egg products. tell your health care professional if you've ever experienced severe muscle weakness after receiving a flu shot. people with weakened immune systems, including those receiving therapies that suppress the immune system, may experience

that is despite the fact that ronald blake was injured himself and he did not know where his daughteronald blake left him, thinking that he was going to be ok and that he was somebody who could survive. john atkinson was carried out on an advertising hoarding and a metal barrier and the court has heard he was gripping onto it, try to stop himself falling off and he was alert and speaking to people, but it was something which is now the court will have to look at, whether he could have survived, and thatis whether he could have survived, and that is a key thing experts will discuss over the next few days. thank you. a court's heard that a group including at least four teenagers launched a "short and brutal" attack during which 15—year—old keon lincoln was killed outside his home in birmingham injanuary. the prosecution say the fatal shot was fired by a 11r—year old who's one of five defendants who deny murder. phil mackie reports from birmingham crown court. tell us more about what was. cctv footaae tell us more about what was. cctv footage which _ tell us more about what was. cctv foo

but going back to the idea of like, blake and mccain bucking the party.ng the party is not a stance, not an ideology. if she can explain to us, if sinema can explain to us why, what precisely that she was, there could be something to work here. but she's not doing that. so, therefore, it's just like -- the white house is meeting with her all the time. she says they know what i want. we shall like we don't know what you want. explain to us. it's very frustrating. there's one thing of bucking your party. there's another thing of being obstinate for the sake of being obstinate. >> and she's creating these spread sheets and nobodies -- nobody knows what's in the spread sheets. >> kevin mccarthy and steve scalise and the progressive party. think about what that means? >> they just don't trust senators sinema and mancion. trust is breaking down. >>> coming up, in basketball you have to take your shots. as the nba season kicks off, some players are choosing to stay on the sidelines. and two major court cases are changing the music industry and the national psych

but over the years notes from total strangers have appeared in george blake's mailbox, thank you so muchruly means a lot to me with gratitude for his role in history. 80 years ago. he was stationed at pearl harbor. >> december 7th. i was only there a few minutes 1941. and there's this tremendous our own. the day america was thrust into world war 2. we come out of the building. the sky was fo planes more than 2400 americans died in that attack and certainly realize. they were all kids. and you could say little part of jordan died that day, too. >> why you and not me a few years ago he wrote a poem that he still can't get through without tears gauges the list of the young who guy. and with paint or motions. i have the tears are shed or palmer cheek. pose a question whose hands are very sick. were you are not me. george is the last pearl harbor survivor in his small colorado county, one of the last in the entire country. >> which probably explains that fan mail very much so. and the neighbor is very special who consider him. george is very unique. he's a special do a local celebrity. we had

our blake essig is live in tokyo. blake, biden raised plenty of eyebrows with his comments. kim, they aren't pleased. as you might expect the reaction in the region specifically between beijing and taipei was very different in taiwan, biden's words were met with biden and indicating their capabilities to fully defend taiwan. and china, the foreign ministry ed essentially said the u.s. should be cautious on its words and not send the message that one that threatens peace and stability across the taiwan strait. take a listen. >> translator: on issues concerning china's core interests such as sovereignty and territorial integrity, china has no room for compromise. no one should underestimate the chinese determination to defend their sovereignty and territorial integrity. >> the foreign minister also condemning the united states for raising military tensions by commenting on taiwan affairs. there's no questions tensions are high between taiwan and mainland china. in fact, in the first five days of this month, china sent more than 150 planes including fighter jets and nuclear bom

here's our political correspondent, jonathan blake. the nhs under pressure.er approaches, but as covid admissions rise, doctors warned that it could become unbearable.— warned that it could become unbearable. the government should be — unbearable. the government should be making _ unbearable. the government should be making sure - unbearable. the government should be making sure that l unbearable. the government i should be making sure that the public are expected and required to follow simple infection control measures such as the wearing of masks in indoor public settings, including public transport. now is the time to act. we have enough evidence that this trajectory is heading in the wrong direction. yesterday the health secretary _ wrong direction. yesterday the | health secretary acknowledged things would get worse. 100,000 cases per day, you won, and unless people took precautions ministers would have to act. film ministers would have to act. am i sa in: ministers would have to act. am i saying that _ ministers would have to act. am i saying that if — m

. >> reporter: ceo blake scholl turning that dream into real life time lines.u be flying in a supersonic jet by age 50, ten years from now? >> for sure. >> reporter: you think? >> 100%. >> reporter: why are you so confident? >> i know how we're getting there. >> reporter: scholl and his backers have funded and built the xb1 to test a design that will include using only sustainable biofuels. successful test flights next year could lead to airliner production. and scholl has no doubt that his pint-sized 7-year-old startup can reshape world aviation. i think people would have laughed at you more until recently when we saw richard branson and jeff bezos go off into space as private companies. is that a model for you for success? >> incredibly inspired by what's been accomplished at spacex and blue origin and virgin galactic. sometimes the most important breakthroughs come from folks who have the benefit of a fresh perspective, coming from outside the industry. >> reporter: and united airlines isn't laughing. it's ordered 15 supersonic jets with options for 35 more.

, or should put in place. jonathan blake. thank — or should put in place. jonathan blake, thank you.resident biden's biggest headache. he promised during the transition a more humane policym but it would be a cautious approach. well, they are short of that. but his record and the policies they've enacted are sure become a majorfocus in the next year's midterm elections. i'm joined now by former department of homeland security spokesperson, david lapan, in washington. nice to have you with us. they skyrocketed, let's be frank, in the months after resident biden took office. what changed?— months after resident biden took office. what changed? well, most of what changed _ office. what changed? well, most of what changed is _ office. what changed? well, most of what changed is the _ office. what changed? well, most of what changed is the migration - what changed is the migration patterns, and they do every year. one of the things that we see driving migration in the southwest border are conditions in other countries, whether it's poverty, corruption, violence or natural disasters. and t

your old boss, blake. your thoughts? >> well, that was some feisty language there. i mean, look, there's actually an interesting risk here for mitch mcconnell. mitch's whole game is just to obstruct, to try to stop anything from happening. he doesn't mind being hated. he doesn't mind being, you know, shamed. he just will do what it takes. he knows how to wield power, and this is what he does. the question is he could potentially go too far and here's how. with this debt ceiling vote -- i shouldn't say vote. with this debt ceiling issue. this is a looming deadline where the u.s. has to agree to settle past debts and pay them. and mcconnell is doing everything he can to get in the way, and there is a potentially cataclysmic economic situation that could happen if you don't pass that. and what might happen if you goes too far here, mcconnell, is he may be tempting and taunting some democrats who weren't previously willing to forgo the filibuster. he might tempt them to make an exception in this case. once you do that and once you open the door to doing that and it's a

the shooting left blake paralyzed waist down it sparked several nights of protests.epartment says there is not evidence to prove sheriffs ski used excessive force or violated blak's federal rights. state prosecutors declined to file charges after video showed blake was armed with a knife. >> we have another fox news exclusive from the southern border. our team went out with texas national guard troops as they try to battle cartel smugglers who transport hundreds of migrants across the rio grande. cartels, by the way, authorities are saying, they are getting increasingly brazen. correspondent bill melugin reports from roam marks texas. >> it's too easy to get across right there. >> it's thursday evening in roma, texas. we are embedded with the texas national guard in one of the most active cartel hot spots all along the border. when you are looking with thermals over there look like christmas. it's all lit up? >> yeah. >> while the sun was still up we saw smugglers bringing illegal immigrants across the rio grande. some were brought back at the shoreline. as night fel

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blake is now paralyzed from the waist down.geria, security forces have rescued 187 people in one of the country's largest hostage liberations. the victims were abducted by armed bandits in the north- western state of zahm' fara. the hostages, including children and babies, were held captive in a remote forest for weeks. police officials said no ransom money was paid. and, september's weak jobs report pushed stocks lower on wall street today. the dow jones industrial average lost eight points to close at 34,746. the nasdaq fell 74 points, and the s&p 50slipped eight. still to come on the newshour: the nobel peace prize is awarded to joualists from russia and the philippines. former white house russia expert fiona hill explains what she calls donald trump's "dangerous flaw." choreographer and activist bill t. jones returns to the stage, in his largest work yet. plus, much more. >> woodruff: the u.s. jo report for september showed that covid continues to disrupt the labor market. the government employment was far lower than expect

but first, let's go tojonathan blake in westminster.ims that this was the british government's tactic all along. was the british government's tactic all alonu. , ~ all along. yesterday, the brexit minister lord _ all along. yesterday, the brexit minister lord frost _ all along. yesterday, the brexit minister lord frost said - all along. yesterday, the brexit minister lord frost said the - all along. yesterday, the brexit minister lord frost said the uk| all along. yesterday, the brexit - minister lord frost said the uk had signed up to this protocol with its hands tied and that the world had moved on. the two sides now have a trade deal in place and the protocol is causing problems which need to be fixed. that position has been characterised slightly differently by the prime minister's former senior adviser dominic cummings, who was tweeting last night saying boris johnson didn't have a scooby do what the deal he signed up to meant and always intended to ditch the bits he didn't like. that has prompted concern from one eu member state a

blake will vote yea on h.r. 5763. and madam speaker, as the member designated by representative diane harsh berger of -- harsh barger of tennessee -- ms. harshbarger, i inform the house that ms. mrs. -- mrs. harshbarger will vote yea on h.r. 5763. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. gomez: as the member designated by mr. cardenas, i inform the house that mr. cardenas will vote yes on h.r. 5763. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman florida seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. steube, i inform the house that mr. steube will vote no. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from connecticut seek recognition? mrs. hayes: as the member designated by ms. wilson, i inform the house that ms. wilson will vote yes on h.r. 5763. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. al lawson, i inform the house that mr. lawson will

what does this picture look like to you, aaron blake?e had in this term was the mississippi abortion law, this would be one of the biggest terms that we have had in recent years, if not recent decades. i think you layer all those other things on top of it, you layer the questions about justice breyer's future on top of it and it's kind of a powder keg. i also think that when we talk about the criticisms that justice alito and other justices have lodged against critics of the court, that comes, maybe, you know, i think the argument is maybe this comes from a place of thin skin, but it also perhaps comes from a place of being able to see what the polls show here. gallup polling shows confidence in the court has hit a new low of late. there was a poll released just this morning from the university of pennsylvania showing a new high in the number of people who would entertain the idea of abolishing the supreme court or restricting its mandate. these are things that very much loom over the court and when that's the picture going into this kin

blake moore will vote yea on h.r. 5434. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from washington seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. escobar, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. escobar will vote yes on h.r. 5434. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. noon nunes, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. nunes will vote yea on h.r. 53434. 5434. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does e gentleman from california seek recognition? >> thank you, mr. speaker. as the member designated by mr. bowman of new york, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the hou h.r. 5 -- te aye on h.r. 5434. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. ferguson of georgia, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. ferguson will vote yea on -- yea on h.r. 5434. thank you,

blake will vote yea on the motion to adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from illinois rise? >> as the member designated mrs. beatty, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mrs. beatty will vote no on the motion to adjourn. as the member designated by ms. sewell, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. sewell will vote no on the motion to adjourn. the speaker: for what purpose does the gentleman rise? >> as the member designated by mr. sininger, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. kinzinger will vote no on the motion to adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida rise? >> as the member designated by mr. schrader, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. schrader will vote no on the motion to adjourn. as the member designated by mr. cuellar, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. cuellar will vote no on the motion to adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the

host: i do not think you are going to agree with blake there. guest: it shows why republicans are not focusing as much on the bills that we have been talking about because there are 70 issues that are motivated. that is what we will be focused on, going into the midterm elections. it is a supply chain challenge. it is rising prices. inflation will be a big topic of conversation going into the midterms because rising energy prices, rising prices at the grocery store, at the border and afghanistan, there are a lot of issues that you can motivate people with. the color is right. they are not putting a lot of attention on them. they seem to be looking the other way or downplaying them. the longer something like inflation or a supply chain challenge goes on, the more that it looks like the are not the leaders, instead they are looking past a bigger package that is not as focused on the urgent prices of the day, i think there is political risk there. host: let's move over to talk about the debt ceiling. they got a debt ceiling past earlier this week.