for all nursing home workers who treat patients on medicare and medicaid, because i have that federal authority. tonight i am using that same authority to expand that and cover those who work in hospitals, home health care facilities, or other medical facilities. a total of 17 million health care workers. if you are seeking care at a health facility, you should be able to know that the people treating you are vaccinated. simple, straightforward, period. host: for those health-care workers, what do you think about the mandate being targeted towards them? guest: i agree with that 100%. i practiced clinical medicine and emergency medicine, and look, i had to be vaccinated. the reason was not only to protect myself, because i needed to go to work and they needed me at work, and i cannot do that if i am sick, and a second reason is i was around very sick patients, and i did not have the right to expose my patients to a life-threatening disease. so health care workers have a unique responsibility to not only protect themselves but also to protect the public and their patients. host: is there a sense

>>> it's an egregious overreach of federal authority. >> i'm trying to overcome resistance but the president's actions in a mandate hardens the resistance. jillian: it is monday, september 13th. the red states launching their legal offensive against president biden's vaccine mandate as republican governors warn the constitutional rights of law abiding americans are being violated. todd: plus, it's going to be a long day on capitol hill for secretary of state antony blinken as lawmakers from both sides of the political aisle are set to demand answers on the chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan that led to the rise of the taliban there and the deaths of 13 american service members. jillian: then there's this. >> it gives me no great pleasure to call out democrats. i was a democrat. jillian: a hollywood actress and disillusioned former democrat throws her support behind republican gubernatorial candidate larry elder, the stunning allegation rose mcgowan is making against governor newsom's wife as voters prepare to head to the polls in california's recall election. todd: you are watching "fox & fri

of all nursing home workers who treat patients on medicare and medicaid because i have that federal authority. tonight amusing that same authority to expand that to cover those who worky in hospitals, home health care facilities or other medical facilities. a total of 17 million health care workers. if you are seeking care at a healthth facility you should be able to note know that the people treating you are vaccinatedd. straightforward period. >> host: dr. benjamin would he think of targeting a mandate towards health care workers? >> i agree with him 100%. in the first half of my career i practiced emergency medicine and i had to get vaccinated and the reason i had to get vaccinated save myself to because i needed to go to work and they needed me at work and i can't do that if i'm sick and the secondnd reason is i was around very sick patient and i didn't have the right to expose my patients to a life-threatening disease. health care workers have unique responsibility to not only protect themselves but also to protect the public and their patients. host: is there sense of where the health c

among other things, it conflicts with federal law by prohibiting federal agencies from exercises their authorities and carrying out their responsibilities under federal laws relating to abortion services. it subjects federal employees and not governmental partners to implement those laws for civil liabilities and penalties. those that the statute restricts are the labor department job corps program. the defense department's tri-care health program, the bureau of prisons, the centers for medicare and medicaid services and the office of personnel management. the complaint seeks a declaratory judgment that sb-8 is invalid under the supremacy clause and the 14th amendment, preempted by federal law and violates the doctrine of intergovernmental immunity. the united states also seeks a permanent and preliminary injunction prohibiting the enforcement of the statute against the state of texas, including the officers, employees and agents and private parties that they have deputized that would bring suit under sb-8. the department of justice has a duty to defend the constitution of the united states and to

already acquired teachers at the schools run by the defense part because i have the authority as president in the federal system. the defense department in the interior department to get vaccinated. that's authority i possess. tonight, i'm announcing that we require fall of nearly 300000 educators in the federal head page program. head start programs must be vaccine is all to protect your youngest. our youngest, most precious americans and give parents a comfort. and tonight i'm calling all governors to require vaccination for all teachers and staff. some already have done so we need more to step up vaccination requirements. the schools are nothing new. they work there overwhelmingly supported by educators and unions and all school officials trying to do the right thing by our children. i'll always be on your side. let me be blind. my plan also takes on elected officials and states that are undermining you in these lifesaving actions right now. local school officials are trying to keep children safe in append demik while their governor picks a fight with them and even threatens their salaries or their jo

adam we're out of time, adam we're out of time, >>> it's an egg agree overreach of federal authority. >> the president president's actions in a mandate hardens the resistance. todd: it's monday, september 13th. red states launching a legal offensive against president biden's vaccine mandate as republican governors warn the constitutional rights of law abiding americans are being violated. >> it will be a long day on capitol hill for secretary of state antony blinken as they demand answers. todd: and there's this. >> definitely no great pleasure to call out democrats, i was a democrat. todd: did you see this, a hollywood actress and former democrat throwing her support behind republican gubernatorial candidate larry elder, the stunning allegations that is made as voters prepare to head to the polls in california's recall election. >> good morning, you're watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning. i'm jillian mele. todd: i'm todd piro. the fight against the president's vaccine mandate heating up as republican governors vow to challenge the order. jillian: lauren blanchard is

at all nursing home workers who treat patients on medicare and medicaid because i have that federal authoritytonight, i'm using that same authority to expand that to cover those who work in hospitals, home healthcare facilities, or other medical facilities. a total of 17 million healthcare workers. if you are seeking care at a health facility, you should be able to know that the people treating you are vaccinated. simple, straightforward, period. [end video clip] host: president biden yesterday. the president signing an executive order targeting federal employees looking to get them vaccinated. more from the president yesterday. [video clip] pres. biden: i will sign an executive order that will not require all executive branch federal employees to be vaccinated. all. i am signing another executive order that will require federal contractors to do the same. if you want to work with the government and do business with us, get vaccinated. [end video clip] host: president biden yesterday, part of his six-point covid plan , vaccination requirements. part of that plan also includes booster shots fo

are hundreds and hundreds of police officers here from outside this jurisdiction working with federal authorities and other officials just to keep this safe . the fencing on the other side by the capitol so let's say if someone breaches the gates here if they were to jump over it, it is a police line and could potentially get arrested and trying to breach the capitol there's more additional fencing. the there's fencing all around the capitol. as the day goes on we're going to see more police officers here. there are people, the police officers outside of here. about two hours away or so. >> you stay safe there. we hope that it is calm and collected there today. there's no doubt that officers are there because that i remember what it was like january 6 and what they wept through. >> yeah. hopefully the image there sends a deterrent to anyone who may try something outside. we have a view from outside capitol hill. let's bring in cnn's congressional correspondent ryan nobles following the latest developments. lawmakers on recess so who's going to be inside the capitol today? >> reporter: me, boris.

the story of a story the difference between people arrested by texas dps versus the federal authoritiesthe difference it makes in texas to enforce the law. us having strong laws in texas will help the situation. one story after human smuggler ran a checkpoint for example, they decided it would be more effective to prosecute them on the traffic violations that person meant than hand them over to federal authorities for the human smuggling because of lack of enforcement there. arthel: a bureaucracy involved. >> exactly. arthel: you are the on house oversight committee. they're rushing me but i have to ask you this are you working with the biden administration based on your experience to try to fix this problem, a short-term fix and a long-term solution? are you working together on this? >> we continue to bring issues to the, write letters to the administration summarily just ignored. we called for hearings. we had a number -- arthel: how about meetings, face-to-face, that is when things work, people look at each other in the eyes to make it happen? >> sure. we talked with a number of reps

in covid headlines, covid says it is a time of days, not weeks before they submit data for federal authorization of a covid vaccine for children aged 5-11. a appeals judge is blocking new york city schools from enforcing a vaccine mended on employee set to go in effect tomorrow. in santa clara, the hospitalization rate of on accident -- under residence 23 times higher than those who receive the shots. over 80% have received one dose. alameda county held another round of covid vaccine clinics but only for those who have not received their initial doses. all three vaccines were available in union city. for now, those eligible call their physician's office or go to a local pharmacy. alameda county says they will have more information on booster shots at county run clinics soon . turning to new details on the found fire. some evacuation orders have been lifted. crews had a very successful day yesterday. lighter winds and cooler weather are slowing the flames today. the fire has burned 8500 acres and destroyed many structures. it is 35% contained. a woman from palo alto has been arrested and charged

after almost an entire year, for some reason the federal authorities finally decided to do the job andtruck the bottom of the lake. at that time, she was buckled into the passenger side of her car. the federal authorities who finally followed her brothers advice and on her body said, well, she probably committed suicide. her brother said, she is a mother and never would have left those babies. how can you explain her driving her truck into the lake if she is see buckled into the passenger side? part of the problem when the fbi does not do its job or investigate, by the time the bodies are recovered, there is very little evidence left to investigate how the homicide took place. imagine if they pulled her body -- found her before she was dumped in the lake or within a matter of days as opposed to almost an entire year? it is a tragic case that shows the insane despair to between how the fbi response to the murder of a white woman versus a native woman. amy: the first native american cabinet secretary in u.s. history, interior secretary deb haaland, told the associated press that gabby pe

of all nursing home workers who treat patients on medicare and medicaid, because i have that federal authorityt, i am using that same authority to expand that to cover those who work in hospitals, home health care facilities, or other medical facilities. a total of 17 million health-care workers. if you are seeking care at a health facility, you should be able to know that the people treating you are vaccinated, simple, straightforward. next, i will sign an executive order that will require all executive branch federal employees to be vaccinated, all. i will sign another executive order that will require federal contractors to do the same. if you want to work withhe federal government, get vaccinated. if you want to do business with the federal government, vaccinator workforce. -- vaccinate your workforce. tonight, i am removing one of the last remaining obstacles that make it difficult for you to get vaccinated. the department of labor will require employers with 100 or more workers to give those workers paid time off to get vaccinated. no one should lose pay to get vaccinated or take a loved

in covid headlines, covid says it is a time of days, not weeks before they submit data for federal authorization of a covid vaccine for children aged 5-11. a appeals judge is blocking new york city schools from enforcing a vaccine mended on employee set to go in effect tomorrow. in santa clara, the hospitalization rate of on accident -- under residence is 23 times higher than those who receive the shots. 88% have received one dose. alameda county held another round of covid vaccine clinics but only for those who have not received their initial doses. all three vaccines were available in union city. for now, those eligible should call their physician's office or go to a local pharmacy. alameda county says they will have more information on booster shots at county run clinics soon. nancy pelosi will satisfy both progressive and moderate democrats to pass the agenda. elizabeth shows he explains another challenge now. lawmakers have five days to avoid a government shutdown. reporter: nancy pelosi committed to bringing the infrastructure built to the house floor on monday. that might not happen. i wi

of all nursing home workers to treat patients on medicare and medicaid to coast i have that federal authority. tonight i'm using that same authority to expand that to cover those who work in hospitals home health care facilities or other medical facilities. a total of 17 million health care workers. if you are seeking care at a health facility you should be able to know the people that are treating you are vaccinated. next i will sign an executive order that will now require all executive branch federal employees to be vaccinated, all. and i've signed another executive that requires a federal contractors to do the same. if you want to work for the federal government and do business with them get vaccinated. if you want to do business with the federal government vaccinate your workforce and tonight one of the last remaining obstacles that they could difficult for you to get vaccinated. the department of labor will require employers with 100 or more workers to give those workers paid time off to get vaccinated. no one should lose pay in order to get vaccinated or take a loved one to get vaccina

that responsibility, i have today issued an executive order directing the use of troops under federal authority to aid in the execution of federal law in little rock, arkansas. >> reporter: follow us on social media, c-span history for more this date in history coverage. >> reporter: my name is maggie hartley and i'm assistant director of public engagement, thank you for joining us for tonight's from soldiers to civilians, reflections on how the va assisted veterans returning home, this program is part of our 75 tube anniversary of the end of world war ii commemoration. you may not think of the va as a significant part of the end of world war ii but its rapid expansion started 1944 with the g.i. bill would impact 12 million servicemembers returning home starting in 1945. the biggest question would be how would the us hear from these veterans do that? the question at the forefront, and fdr sign in 1943-1944, how to reintroduce servicemembers to the workforce, later signed the g.i. bill on june 20 second 1944 to support housing and education benefits along with unemployment. immediately following

federal authorities say they've removed 3300 so far. 327 deported to haiti.s taken to different process centers in the united states the administration will prioritize single haitian adults and families not claiming asylum unaccompanied children and most families asking for asylum can stay in the u.s. the secretary defended thel rese >> were there enough in place for this search? >> i don't think we expected the rapidity of the increase that occurred. >> reporter: what would you tell the woman i met under the bridge, if she goes back to haiti, her life is in danger >> we are realistic about the human tragedy of this. but we have a responsibility not only to the well-being of the migrants, themselves, but the well-being of the local communities and the american public >> now questions have been raised regarding a border patrol agent on a horseback seeming to use a whip by pushing a migrant back to the river. he said it appears those were his reigns they are not equipped with whips and hide horseback for their own protection. >> so sobering thank you. >>> let's

federal authorities say they removed 3,300 migrants here so far. 327 deported to haiti.others taken to different processing centers in the united states senior dhs officials telling nbc news the administration will prioritize deporting single haitian adults and families not claiming asylum. unaccompanied children can stay in the u.s dh secretary visited del rio today defending the federal response were there enough in place for this search? >> i don't think we expected the repitity of the increase that occurred. >> reporter: what would you tell the woman i met under the bridge that if she goes back to haiti, her life is in danger? >> we are realistic about the human tragedy of this. but we have a responsibility not only to the well-being of the migrants themselves but the well-being of the local communities and the american public. >> morgan, there has been a lot of attention today on some of those images of agents on horse back doing a crowd control and there is questions about what they were holding. what can you tell us >> reporter: yeah, lester white house spokespers

that responsibility, i have today issued an executive order directing the use of troops under federal authorityto aid in the execution of federal law in little rock, arkansas. >> reporter: follow us on social media, c-span history for more this date in history coverage. >> reporter: my name is maggie hartley and i'm assistant director of public engagement, thank you for joining us for tonight's from soldiers to civilians, reflections on how

that responsibility, i have today issued an executive order directing the use of troops under federal authorityto aid in the execution of federal law in little rock, arkansas. >> reporter: follow us

kids or pushing smoking on little kids or drinking on little kids, you'd expect somebody in federal authority to do something about it wouldn't. why shouldn't the damage to their mental health be any less serious? well, i think it would be the worst possible outcome. i mean, we have a government wrong. whatever more drug use, more overdose is more dest, we're responsible drug use, and we had a problem. we had a lot more crimes in government. those intervene on a mental issue of getting worse. i mean, americans want government to intervene on the issue and having them. it's absurd and to suggest everyone is agend to deny reality to deny history. little point i keep doing the same thing. second, different results like the logical einstein. it's the definition of insanity and it's worse than that because right now that denies the reality of the nature of government is join us as americans who literally money. and sometimes the simplest solution, so the best if i was a parent, i just keep changing the y fi password and done with it. okay, you're good to go to the collective it's i don't catch tha

and it was love before federal authority say that they've uncovered widespread fraud involving cove. it health passes according to the country's health insurance fund, up to 270 medics. i suspected of him being involved, and out of that number, just over half has been prosecuted. plus $36000.00 passes have been canceled. people found to given out fake certificates, a facing up to 5 years behind bars and fines of up to a 150000 euros. anyone discovered carrying such a document could land themselves 3 years in prison for 45000 euro penalty. they spoke with bruno mega band, a doctor in paris, who says that the intense pressure of medics may have prompted some of them to bend the low if it more as it could be asleep with the introduction of health passes, mandatory vaccination of nursing stuff. the cancellation of financial compensation for corner bars. there is a risk that a certain number of people who do not want to be the law tried to circumvent it. unfortunately, just like in the general population, their own st. louis medical workers who are trying to earn money by fortune document

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that responsibility i have today issued an executive order directing the use of troops under federal authority to aid in execution of federal law at little rock in arkansas. ..

. >> pierre, i know federal authorities told you that for some time now, the potential terror threat for the u.s. 20 years later might just be right here at home. >> reporter: today the homeland security secretary said the greatest terror threat to america is domestic, often motivated by hate. but while the domestic terror threat may be expanding, in recent weeks the fbi has been warning radicals inspired by isis and al qaeda have been on social media urges attacks. so though no credible threat has been identified on the 9/11 anniversary, these are tense times. the fbi is investigating thousands of terrorism suspects domestic and internationally inspired. >> again, our special this evening, 9:00 p.m. eastern, and die yannian and robin and i will be here. >>> when we come back, the supreme court justice blasting the court's refusal to block the law in texas and what that justice new predicts. namaste... ...surprise parties. aww, you guys. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... ...for 3!... ...so i can du more of the things i love. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's

the administration also claims a thousand people have now voluntarily returned to mexico well federal authorities evaluate more than 5,000 others at another 12,000 people still remaining in the us. there still fudging around with the numbers. they haven't counted the unknow tens of thousands of other foreign nationals that it comes to the border over the past few weeks. 's the vice president taking some heat because of her action and not spending enough time at the border. >> this is a very tough one if you are on television let me ge this straight she has time to b a guest on tv. but she can't get down to the southern border. the president tapped her to handle the border crisis that's a lot of criticism for the vice president who was getting to th bottom things in texas. even that her appearance i should point out faced a bit of a hiccup with the host of the show. for her part she conducted the remote interview. with live tv you just never kno what's going to happen. we have things to talk about momentarily. >> things that could really annoy just about everybody. now to the latest on the pandemi

that responsibility, i have today issued an executive order directing the use of troops under federal authority to aid in the execution of federal law at little rock, arkansas. >> follow us on social media at c-span history for more this date in history posts. .. united states with 12 healthcare facilities with outpatient price of care. to share more about significant following world war ii we are joined by historians from the veterans benefits? >> hello. we are glad to have you guys. we have doctor jeffery seiken, we will discuss the origins of the g.i. bill, one of the most important pieces of legislation in us history, benefits for many returning veterans to put their integrations back, a historian for the veteran administration who will provide insight to the unprecedented changes after the war and how medical care for veterans on the enduring legacy of the 70 fifth anniversary of the modern era, during this time. many are alive and present with care of the nations veterans. thank you for joining us today. >> a pleasure to be with you tonight, to be present. >> thank you for hosting us. >>

committees, candidates and their immediate family members to report foreign offers of assistance to federal authorities. the bill also clarifies the definition, what is a thing of value. that was something that was in doubt during various prior investigations. a thing of value includes information sought or obtained for political advantage. information like opposition research and private polling. this ensures that individuals engaging in dishonest conduct with foreign actors to influence the outcome of our elections are accountable -- held accountable by the law. this reform is needed to bolster our democratic guardrails, and together, the proposals laid out by my colleagues here today reflect our determination to ensure that the foundation of our democracy, enshrined in our constitution, will be sustained for generations to come. i'd like to thank chairman schiff for putting all of these ideas together and speaker pelosi for her support of this effort. and now recognize my friend, chairman john yarmuth. mr. yarmuth: thank you, zoe. proud to stand here today with my colleagues and particularly, chairm

most of the migrants will be expelled or placed in removal proceedings say federal authorities who alsoit's already providing water, towels and portable toilets. buses like this one with dozens of people are dropped off at this migrant shelter every day. this group is asked if they're vaccinated against covid. about half the adults raise their hands. some holding proof they got the shots. all this as the department of homeland security faces a series of challenges, including more than 200,000 migrant encounters last month, the abrupt resignation of two top dhs officials and the resettlement effort and this sudden spike de >> these people are desperate to get here. >> reporter: a humanitarian crisis understand folding at the southern border of the southern united states. we have breaking news here out of del rio, customs and border protection just tweeting moments ago there will be a temporary closure of the international bridge here in del rio and the traffic will be rerouted to eagle pass, which is about one hour south of where i'm standing. according to the cdp tweet, they say this is

. >> reporter: tonight, as federal authorities work to ramp up mass deportations, the biden administration struggling to contain the surge on the texas border. roughly 8,000 men, women and children, mostly haitian, in encampments under that del rio bridge. thousands have already been sent pack to their home countries by the u.s. but tonight, this has become a political battle, too. today republican governor greg abbott on the ground. the biden administration believes that they can process those remaining migrants by the end of the week. do you believe that? >> they have shown no capability of being able to process all of these migrants by the end of this week. the only thing that they have shown is an incapability of dealing with this crisis. >> reporter: on capitol hill, republican senators pressing the secretary of homeland security. >> how many people have been returned? how many people are being detained? and how many have been dispersed to all points around america? >> senator, i would be pleased to provide you with that data. >> i want them now. why dont you have that information now

most of the migrants will be expelled or placed in removal proceedings, say federal authorities, whoter, towels, and portable toilets. buses like this one with dozens of people are dropped off at this migrant shelter every day. this group is asked if they're vaccinated against covid. about half the adults raised their hands. some holding proof they got the shots. all this as the department of homeland security faces a series of challenges including more than 200,000 migrant encounters last month. the abrupt resignation of two top dhs officials and now this sudden spike of migrants in del rio. >> these people are desperate. they're determined. and they're determined to get here. >> reporter: has a humanitarian crisis unfolding at the southern border of the united states. now local officials here very concerned about the possible health concerns involving about 14,000 people now living practically under this bridge. now i can't get closer to show you. i can't get beyond the border wall. let me show you what we've been seeing from here. take a look at this video. there's a woman on the

that responsibility, i have today issued an executive order directing the use of troops under federal authorityto aid in the execution of federal law at little rock, arkansas. >> follow us on social media at c-span history for more this date in history posts.

is there is a growing sense that federal authorities are going to bring in a major crack down against crypto. well, what does that actually look like? i think part of it hinges on what we talked about earlier this week. going back to the federal reserve and you know, jerome power basically talking about a central bank digital currency for the united states that the federal reserve. what some point issue once that's going to happen at some point. and then where do crypto fall after that will be us come out an outright ban, all of them, probably not. but will they really limit what those crypto are allowed to be used for and how trading takes place may be. so the question going to be, how much does the government try to gain control of the crypto market between now and then, and what does that control look like? and i'm not sure anybody can answer that question. right? and especially when you look at the statements that have been made about as and not only creates even more concerned as to what they're going to do, or rather what they're going to try to do. now christy, when we're looki

regis overreach of federal authority and as we see what these rules are, we will be able to know exactly we will be able to challenge them in court. the push from the white house is its latest effort to get the delta surge under control, which is currently responsible for about 150,000 cases. and 1500 deaths nationwide every day. right now, just over half of americans are fully vaccinated. in order to reach herd immunity. this number needs to be closer to 70 or 80% perhaps with a mandate on small businesses. eventually you get to something akin to 85% but it's going to be slow because this is going to get litigated it takes osha time to implement regulations you'll have to put in place guidance give businesses a grace period, something that would boost those numbers is the approval of a vaccine for kids under 12, a new. port says this could come by the end of next month. in atlanta. charles watson, fox news, amazon, walmart and kroger is will offer at home. covid-19 tests added discount beginning later this week. it's part of the biden administration's plan to combat the virus to make at

so-called "steel barrier" of vehicles, texas state troopers lining the del rio, texas, border, as federal authorities try to stop the migrant surge. today, are we seeing migrants coming back and forth here in del rio? >> very minimal here. very minimal here. >> reporter: a big difference here today when we saw over 13,000 migrants in this encampment. as migrants leave, others taking their materials to fortify their shelters. still here, roughly 5,000 migrants, mostly haitian, mostly families with small children. the biden administration facing tough criticism over its handling of the crisis even from democrats. >> the biden administration must immediately halt all deportations of haitian migrants. >> reporter: tonight, some migrants now being sent to houston and other cities as they seek asylum. many now staying with families and sponsors. our cecilia vega pressing the white house today hours after the dhs secretary once again declined to give specific migrant numbers to lawmakers. >> do you have the numbers? how many haitians have been deported? how many have been processed and how many have been al

adam we're out of time, adam we're out of time, >>> it's an egg agree overreach of federal authority.actions in a mandate hardens the resistance. todd: it's monday, september 13th. red states launching a legal offensive against president biden's vaccine mandate as republican governors warn the constitutional rights of law abiding americans are being violated. >> it will be a long day on capitol hill for secretary of state antony blinken as they

. >> this is egregious overreach of federal authority. the rules are we'll be able to know exactly how we'll be able to challenge them in court. arthel: the surgeon general says the reaction to all of this has been over-blown. >> these are steps that we take every day that osha, the occupational safety and health administration oversees, so this is not an unusual phenomenon. what it is i think is an appropriate response. arthel: let's go to charles watson with more. >> reporter: the ban on mask man a dates can move forward in florida's schooling and will likely remain in place for the remainder of the semester as a florida appellate court tries to come to a final decision on the legality of the ban. >> since i've been governor, i think any issue that has any type of -- i don't know why the masks have politics around it. let the parents make the decision that's best for their kids. if you want the mask, do it. if you don't, don't. that's fine. >> reporter: friday, the appellate court reversed the lower court judge's decision to allow flori

federal authorities now having to start trying to deal with as well. so it's a really difficult situation around here. thank you for helping us understand it a little bit john, home and joining us that from mexico. thanks john. watching alj is there a lie from london? much more still had for you on the program is writing forces are right. the last 2 palestinians are escape from a high security prison 2 weeks ago. and i have to say are an out of the or on all civilian space, slice fashion down on the one of the crew called override. ah mary, in europe's have a huge shock with a dropping temperature. this swell of crime shows it's not changed very much. and the 1st significant snow phone in the outs for many months with this low run, the east was so a monday that rain because it's rain now rather than snow dropping high. it's gone through the hungarian plane, but all the way back you see it's still raining and that rain is spreading slowly south, but look up here, then is at 7 degrees f, a maximum temperature moscow's about 7. water was 11. that's a big

. >> and pierre, i know federal authorities have told you that for some time now that the greater potential terror threat for the u.s. 20 years later might just be right here at home. >> reporter: today the homeland security secretary said the greatest terror threat to america is domestic, often motivated by hate. but while the domestic terror threat may be expanding, in recent weeks the fbi has been warning that radicals inspired by isis and al qaeda have been on social media urging attacks. so even though no credible threat has been identified for the 9/11 anniversary, these are tense times. at any given moment, the fbi is investigating hundreds if not thousands of terrorism suspects, both domestic and internationally inspired, david. >> pierre thomas and martha raddatz, thank you both tonight. and again, our special this evening, 9:00 p.m. eastern, and then diane and robin and i will be here in the morning, 8:00 a.m., as a nation remembers. >>> and when we come back, the supreme court justice blasting the court's refusal to block that new texas law banning most abortions in that state. a

january 6 protest is essentially from supporters being acquainted with domestic terrorist by the federal authorities. now with biden at the helm, that description of them as domestic terrorists. how likely is that to exacerbate the already deep divisions in u. s. society? so it's already been exacerbating tremendously exponentially. it's not only among media pundents here, but of course them on political circle. now the different question is whether that is got to be anything in a legal sense, in the actual court, the law, because we're seeing that it's not, they cannot argue that, i mean, we have these definitions of terrorism in the united states. that this is simply not present in january and all these titles, all these labels. i mean, i've always loved labels are very important. all these labels are doing is creating deep divisions and continuing the perpetuation of the perpetual shadow of a trunk. the porter is a political opponent, the basically political opponents, anybody dividing like there are still questions that have yet to be answered about january 6. but one question has been answered