foxx: thank you. madam speaker, victims of domestic violence deserve access to the expertise and resources necessary to aid them in their time of crisis. free from political interference. the democrats' partisan proposal could harm the unbrn and obstruct high quality providers from offering services to domestic violence victims. as i said before, fvpsa should not be an instrument for partisan policies. especially those that threaten religious liberties. committee republicans want to continue fvpsa's history of bipartisanship. yet democrats have upended the previously bipartisan balance between prevention services and support for victims and children at the behest of special interest groups. this is shameful. i encourage my colleagues to vote no on h.r. 2119 and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from north carolina yields back the balance of her time. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. scott: thank you, madam speaker. i yield myself such time as i m

foxx that's jamie foxx right there! i just had to make sure. >> jimmy: yeah, no, we're good no we're good. >> y'all are not playing around out here >> jimmy: we don't play around in nbc, new york >> but i'm happy to be outside >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. >> see everybody, look at this [ cheers and applause come on! >> jimmy: look at that come on. >> you can see the bottom of people's faces now >> jimmy: yes. >> taking their mask off >> jimmy: yeah, you can see, yeah >> 'cause that tripped me out. i was working on this movie, and, you know, everybody's eyes look beautiful [ laughter ] i was talking to this girl for, like, six months, and all i saw was this you take the thing off, i was like, "okay! [ laughter ] the bottom of the face looks different, right i was like, "oh! >> jimmy: like, "put the mask back on. yeah >> she's like, "are we going out? i was like, "yeah, i'm going." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: one of us is going out, absolutely. >> covid is crazy, man especially being black, too. it's crazy during covid, just the w

. >> lori lightfoot and kim foxx are publicly slamming each other after foxx did not press charges againstrrested from a shoot out last friday that killed a person. three gang members shot into a family's home in daylight targeting opposing gang members. people in the house fired back, killing a person outside. the mayor says the suspects were shooting to kill. officers got to that scene and witnessed the shoot out, which was also caught on camera. five suspects were arrested, yet kim foxx, states attorney, released them all, initially explaining the shooters were mutual combatants who agreed to enter into a fight. mayor lightfoot publicly spoke out against the decision, saying she's getting calls from residents and officials and foxx has some explaining to do. foxx responded saying she is mortified the mayor spoke out about an active case and is basically calling the mayor a liar, saying there wasn't enough evidence to press charges, no weapons found. here is foxx and mayor lightfoot. >> statements made yesterday regarding this case that simply weren't true. >> how was it possible given w

foxx. ms. foxx: please join me in the pledge. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain up to 15 requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise in support of a bold build back better agenda that invests in addressing climate change. grows our economy. invests in children and education. and makes sure that every american has health care. we frase a once in a lifetime opportunity and we have to move forward. we have to invest in our children and we cannot allow for a few to threaten to swawnder any of this for their own vanity. mr. schneider: we have to come t

foxx? ms. foxx: i thought i said reserve. joip the gentlelady reserves. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. scott: madam speaker, i'm prepared to close. and i believe we have the right to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman from north carolina is recognized. ms. foxx: thank you, madam speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. foxx: madam speaker, consideration of h.r. 3110 marks the latest in a series of affronts to small businesses perpetuated by house democrats throughout the 117th congress. last month democrat members of the education and labor committee voted to increase drastically the penalties on employers, including a 512% increase in occupational safety and health act penalties and a whopping 900% increase in fair labor standards act penalties. on job creators, including small businesses. democrats also voted to authorize the national labor relations board to lef levee -- levee $50,000 and $100,000 fines on small business owners for business a

foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. once again this year, a local farm in north carolina's fifth district has been selected to provide the white house christmas tree. rusty and boestess -- bo estes are no strangers to this prestigious selection process. in both 2008 and 2012, pete farms provided frazier furs to the white house, and in 2018, the farm was selected to deliver the christmas tree to the residence of vice president mike pence. mr. speaker, this is a terrific accomplishment and it represents the best that north carolina has to offer. congratulations to both rusty and bo. yet again, you have proven that north carolina's fifth district is the premiere provider of christmas trees throughout the country. i yield back, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. lamalfa: unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is acknowledged for one minute.

foxx: thank you, madam speaker. i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. foxx: thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, americans are seething over the price of gas every time they visit the pump. yesterday the national average for a gallon of gas reached $3.39. that's more than a $1.24 jump since last year. americans have not seen gas prices this high since the obama-biden administration. do we see a pattern here? not to mention that in some parts of the country the price for regular gas is over $7.50 a gallon. madam speaker, this is yet another crisis that president biden request tack on to his growing list. since his first day in office, president biden's actions and especially his policies have brought america a first class ticket to economic ruin. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from iowa seek recognition? >> madam speaker,

foxx. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank ranking member cole for having me here today. i really want to associate myself with the comments of my republican colleagues today. while they were talking i decided to look up -- i wanted to say sham, i wanted to say fake, i wanted to say all these words. they are actually -- there are actually 112 synonyms for the word sham. and it's a fraud, farce, travesty, hypocrisy, that's just a few of the synonyms. and while i don't want to repeat many of the excellent comments they have made, i really do think it's important that we continue to tell that to the american people. . because the language you use here is so hypocritical you talk about investment. what you're doing is not investing for the american people. they know how to spend their money better than the government know house to spend their money. -year taking money from hardworking taxpayers and giving to it people who don't work and illegal aliens. that's what you're doing. you are not making investments for th

it wasn't enough for kim foxx.know that was her position. so nobody was charged. we told you that story last night. we hadn't seen the video yet. and so there was probably a 2% chance that maybe they weren't really sure what happened. they knew exactly what happened. but they decided not to charge anybody. why is that? it's happening in cities around the country. violent crime, shootings, murders take place and prosecutors funded by george soros refused to do anything about it. even as they tell you that your guns are the real problem. they are going to need to disarm you because gun crime is the problem.hi what are you going to do better? nothing. we took an in-depth look at kim foxx for recent episode of our long form documentary series, "tucker carlson originals." it is on fox nation, it is pretty amazing. we will be back tomorrow 8:00 p.m., the show that is the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness and groupthink. here is sean hannity. >> sean: thank you and welcome to "hannity." breaking tonight, radical d

today, academy award winning actor jamie foxx.day, october 18th, 2021.

. >> reporter: cook county state's attorney kim foxx responds to mayor lori lightfoot's criticism afterrazen deadly shootout between two gangs on chicago's west side. >> it was inappropriate. it was wrong. >> you shoot up a residence in broad daylight, captured on film, and no consequences. >> reporter: it's not the first time that foxx has been criticized for being soft on crime. >> show me where the state's attorneys office has made the community less safe. >> reporter: while there is video evidence, even the chief of detectives admits the video is not clear, and -- >> even the victims who were shot refuse to talk to police and invoke their right to remain silent. >> it's hard for me to understand that nobody got charged with nothing. >> the people in these neighborhoods are crying out for safety they are crying out for a plan they are crying out for their elected officials to not be in fingerpointing matches. >> reporter: as foxx points out, since she took office in 2016, in chicago there have been 13,374 shootings and 2,447 arrests. >> we have to tell the truth about what's happenin

from sky foxx, phoenix lake, one of seven reservoirs that provide water for almost 200,000 people in central and southern marin county. as promising as this looks from the air. it sounds even better as runoff flows through the mountain milpitas watershed. it was a puddle, and this is only a week ago, and this place is so dry. we're worried about fire. and it was a whole different mindset. miraculous it's october never happens in october like this, and as for a drought buster, we would need about six more of these storms over the year for us to catch up repeats are unlikely, say experts. while the early downpour was dramatic, consistent rain is what's needed so beginning. but it's no guarantee that we're going to have a wet year by any stretch of the imagination, which is why marin municipal and other districts will continue blaring a water conservation message and requiring reductions. those practices that became habit during these last two years. we need to continue them. we don't know when the next three years coming. we really need to be prepared for that, and conservation is just

today, academy award winning actor jamie foxx. it couldn't happen here, hilarie burton morgan. plus a delicious black bean burger served up by the korean vegan. all next on live. and now here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. [cheering] ah, yes, please. go kelly, go. [cheering] oh, hi. [clapping] ah thank you. i feel like this bedspread's a little high up let's hear it for deja, happy monday. [upbeat music playing] hi, hey. [cheering] it is monday, october 18th, 2021.

. >> a hit to chicago's mayor lori lightfoot saying the city will descend into chaos if kim foxx doesn'tp a neighborhood necessity chicago and kim foxx didn't bring charges saying they were involved in mutual combat. this is not a video game. paul: if you have your own hit or miss, tweet it to us. thanks to my panel, thanks to all of you for watching. i'm paul gigot. see you next week. sean: following three big stories this hour. let's begin with the humanitarian cry signs our southern border. mexican officials stopping three trucks filled with migrants. kamala harris is taking heat for not i terning the shy stakes meeting yesterday. but antony he blinken did. i'm eric shawn.

. >> kim foxx argues her office couldn't bring charges because none of the witnesses would cooperate.s her video evidence alone wasn't enough. >> our number one concern should be about getting those people prosecuted. not a headline diverting attention away from the fact that we have not had a comprehensive plan for violence in the city of chicago. >> criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor says it's ludicrous that foxx didn't bring any charges against the gangsters and let them walk free. >> as a prosecutor, your obligation is protection of community. you know these are identified gang members. you know they are capable of serious violence. you get them on any charge you can while you are building up a case. >> as this blame game plays out. chicago's epidemic of violent crime continued and is on track to make this year the city's deadliest in a quarter century. mike? >> mike: up next republican governors rip president biden as they visit the southern border. plus part two of bret's exclusive interview with border chief rodney scott. here is what some of our fox affiliates are

sky flock sky foxx flew over golden gate park.pretty well in this massive storm before the storm festival crews moved gear into place and circle equipment to protect the meadows. or that three day event will take place starting on friday, a judge has approved a two year restraining order against richmond's police chief visa french and her husband, who is in oakland police sergeant. their 18 year old daughter accused him of threatening her and her boyfriend as well as the boyfriend's mother, chief. french and her husband say the 34 year old man had been pimping their daughter as a sex worker in oakland. the alameda county d. a is charged the boyfriend in the case in court chief french and her husband voluntarily agreed to stay away from their daughter and not to contact her. she is free to contact them if she chooses. police in san fran, south san francisco, say that a man is under arrest for sexual battery at a shopping centre. police say a woman was touched against her will around 8 45 saturday morning at a shopping center on hic

. >> bill: mayor lori lightfoot blasting kim foxx to refuse to bring charges against a shooting caughtis shooting was a giant shoot-out that took place in the middle of the day if broad daylight. the whole thing was caught on city surveillance camera. a massive shoot-out with more than 70 shots fired. the video is shaky but you can see two cars pull up to a house on the city's west side friday. four people get out and start shooting into a home where members of a rival gang were. the people in the house shot back. two squad cars pulled up. one person died, two others injured. five people arrested and zero were charged. that decision was baffling to mayor lori lightfoot and city alderman who are asking kim foxx for an explanation and warning this kind of decision could embolden criminals and make chicago's violence problem even worse. >> given what we saw that was on videotape with officers on the scene and not a single person has been charged. we cannot send a message that it is okay and you get a pass that you shoot up a residence in broad daylight captured on film and no consequences

foxx, for five minutes. ms. foxx: thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, it's sobering to know that american exceptionalism is always a few degrees away from extinction. it should never be that way. one of the greatest threats we face as a nation is the creation of a welfare state and subsequently the mentality that's bred by one. it seems that many have forgotten the simple principle that americans have always abided by. here we work to earn our keep. over the course of the last nine months that principle has become lost. it's evident that america is no longer slouching towards socialism, we are standing on its doorstep. we are much better than this as a country. mr. speaker, the welfare without work expansions that are being proposed by the majority are dangerous. one of those expansions is the child tax credit that bears no work requirements for recipients. 25 years ago republicans and democrats came together to reform america's welfare system. it was a bipartisan effort through and through. but if you fast forward to today, the majority

he propped up kim foxx's campaign, the woman who dropped charges against smollett.es spends lavishly to empty jails. he invested a quarter billion into racial justice organizations. his open so side foundation funds groups who push critical race theory big time. if you get in the way of the or owes agenda his network will hunt you down. kyrsten sinema was followed into the bathroom by activists funded by or owes. he wants to go full radical aoc style. or owes gave $28 million to democrats in just first three months of this year. or owes pacs have given $3000 million to perkins coie. hillary, the dncsoros were all using the same law firm. a top election lawyer, eli air, muchelias is the one who claimee russians attacked the dnc server but never let the fbi see sit. another pushed the russia collusion hoax with the fbi. the group hired the discredited dossier author christopher steele to help them. you might find money originating from george soros. what drives him? we can only speculate. white guilt? anarchy, ideology. chaos invites for social spending. democrats cro

foxx: i do. when we had the markup in the education and labor committee i raised this as an issue, an amendment was offered at the last minute, that would actually have allowed people who make almost $1 million to be able to get a benefit from the child ta. and i just think that is an abomination. and we shouldn't be doing that. you know, the democrats have tried to sell themselves always as the party of working people and lower middle class people and i think what the ranking member of ways and means has said, what the budget ranking member, and what we've all said about inflation, everything about this bill helps the wealthiest 1%. in this country. so it's, again, another sham. another forgery. there's not an attempt to truly help working people. if we were trying to help working people we'd bring down the cost of gasoline right now. the people who are going to work every day, who have to pay $3.39 a gallon for gas, and as mr. smith said, worry about thousand put food on the table as well as bu

foxx, for five minutes. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, in 1994, jan, an author from north carolina, released a novel titled "at home in midford." that novel was the first of 14 she wrote in a series that depicted a small town located in western north carolina. to be clear, the town of midford is purely fictional but in fact it was based off a town in north carolina's fifth district where jan karen grew up and drew inspiration of, the town of hudson. in early october, it's my privilege and honor, along with hundreds of people from 31 different states to be in hudson for the dedication ceremony of the new midford museum. the mission of this museum is to share the small town values through artifacts and archives that relate to western north carolina and jane karen's novels. one of the museum's objectives is also to enrich both reading and writing appreciation and enhancing the literary skills in use in adults. those important endeavors are worthy of praise. jan karen, along with many of us, grew up learning and appreciating the smal

anthony foxx he says he believes the booster age will be lowered with more data.ully vaccinated, my likelihood of getting seriously ill or dying is low and i'm grateful and we thank science for that. if i have a breakthrough positive infection, i still have to warranting. many people were not salaried cannot do that so should boosters not just be open to anyone that even if you don't get seriously ill, it affects your day-to-day life? >> that's a great point. i think what we want to do is our focus get the pandemic under control and that's where we are trying to balance the issue of maintaining our health infrastructure and getting case numbers down by vaccinating those who are unvaccinated. that population is the one at the greatest risk of not only severe disease but what you describe as being taken out of your workplace for 10 or 14 days. as we go forward, as soon as the efficacy rate for the regular population drops come i think we will see more discussion about the long-term booster strategy stuff we will need boosters to get long-term protection but right no

and kim foxx didn't bring charges saying they were involved in mutual combat. this is not a video game. paul: if you have your own hit or miss, tweet it to us. thanks to my panel, thanks to all of you for watching. i'm paul gigot. see you next week. sean: following three big stories this hour. let's begin with the humanitarian cry signs our southern border. mexican officials stopping three trucks filled with migrants. kamala harris is taking heat for not i terning the shy stakes meeting yesterday. but antony he blinken did. i'm eric shawn. hi, arthel. arthel: we are also monitoring two other big stories. president biden blaming the pandemic for a hugely disappointing jobs report. the economy added fewer man 200,000 jobs in september. it's less than half of what was forecast. prices keep rising and supply chain disruptions continue. there are new details in the gabby petito search. they are getting help in the search for her fiance brian laundrie. mark meredith in wilmington, delaware where the president is spending the weekend. but first bill melugin who is liv

we took an in-depth look at kim foxx for recent episode of our long form documentary series, "tucker carlson originals." it is on fox nation, it is pretty amazing. we will be back tomorrow 8:00 p.m., the show that is the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness and groupthink. here sean hannity. >> sean: thank you and welcome to "hannity." breaking tonight, radical democrats on capitol hill, they have a brand-new hero with their multitrillion dollar socialist agenda now stalled in congress. it appears it might be senate minority leader mitch mcconnell throwing democrats a lifeline. in a backroom deal according to reports with chuck schumer, mitch mcconnell is apparently thinking about or has agreed toa raising of the debt ceiling, giving democrats more time to use what is known as the process of reconciliation to ram through the $3.5 trillion new green deal socialist agenda. as a reminder, reconciliation, that is a procedure that allows the u.s. senate to pass a certain budgetary bills, not amnesty, without a filibuster-proof 60 vote majority. keep this in mind, this is a time inten

and it all started you know, i sat down with jamie foxx and i am a big ray fan and fan of his work.ne of the most talented, he is insane and he knew perfectly who luis miguel was, he like he had some pipes, do everything, sing, re-create every music video. even if there is a picture on set that you can, have, there can't be a single reference of the real luis miguel on the show t comes across, it is the end of a chapter, i think it is only upwards for you. i would love to know what you hope to achieve. where is diego aiming, what are you looking to create, looking to do now that you have producer and actor under your belt. >> my dream is to change the way, the world sees latinas, i think that most stories, the narco, the border crossing, man, we're more than that. you know, and just adding perspective and now being able to be on the producing side which i never thought that this show would launch my producing, it is like i'm working with my sister right now which is great. like what stories can we tell, the most authentic way with great filmmakers that will open that perspective of

. >> leavitt jamie foxx, love is bourbon as well but that doesn't for us on "foxbusiness tonight", have a wonderful weekend everybody. the evening edit starts right now. ♪ ♪ express and biden out today's pushing of big spending a supply chain problems continue # empty shelves of joe trending on twitter as the white house chief of staff retweeted twice. a harvard professor posting supply chain concerns are quote high-class problems. critics say it's more of a leadership crisis here. people are taking notice as they see rising prices and empty shelves as well as a thinner wallets. we look at how the white house and the democrats are doing damage control for joining us tonight congressman chris stewart kristen tate former white house deputy chief of staff carl rowe, arnold with the taxpayers union, energy expert alex. national border patrol council president brandon judge and restaurant tour. alright folks there's also this. the biden administration bics tax-and-spend plans are in jeopardy tonight and other debt ceiling battle looms. reports the white house is banking on mitch mcconnell to

jamie foxx and all his fun giving us his top data device, was timothy charlamagne ended zendaya tellingout their movie. that and much more coming up on gma. i am posing a question. the dance tune you remember from 2008, or anywhere around there. to me what yours was. kumasi: what was happening at 2008? reggie: as i live then? -- was i alive then? >> rihanna had disturbed via -- disturbia. they mentioned some t-pain. shiva members the club dancing -- she remembers the club dancing. [laughter] kumasi: what was i doing? reggie: she was getting low. [laughter] thanks for that flashback, we are going to have a dance party during the commercial break. >> do it. reggie: always a pleasure ♪ ♪ remember when no dream was too big? and you could fearlessly face the unknown. you still can. ♪ ♪ when you have a rock you can depend on for life you'll be unstoppable. like the millions of people who rely on prudential for financial planning and investing. who's your rock? kumasi: look at this. new video shows a waterspout towering above lake erie near cleveland. people sought and quickly took the phone o

sunken fishing boat sky foxx overhead as crews trying to contain diesel fuel in the water with absorbentt boom. officials say the boat sank just before four o'clock this morning and its slip at high street marina pier. it's not clear if anyone was on board at the time, but no one was hurt. the coast guard has not yet shared how much fuel spilled into the water. but there was 260 gallons aboard the vessel at the time. the vessel does not appear to be part of the fleet week festivities currently underway in the city. it's unclear why the boat sick. three times. the beaches in orange county have now partially reopened following that large crude oil spill in the pacific last weekend, the coast guard gave reporters a boat tour of the site this morning, a spokesperson said the oil is being pushed south by the current and they also have been broken up by stormy weather and a new cut news conference today. the pipeline ceo said they were not aware of any pipe leak until saturday morning despite reports of a large sheen on the water friday night. and a low pressure alarm on the rig at about 2:30

mike pence -- >> reporter: regarding his former boss who stoked much of that violence, pence told foxxarbors no hard feelings. >> and the president and i sat down a few days later and talked through all of it. i can tell you that we parted amicably at the end of the administration, and we've talked a number of times since we both left office. >> reporter: the man pence said he parted amicably with has ruthlessly gone after pence. donald trump tweeting on january 6th, mike pence didn't have the courage to do what should have been done to protect our country. and this summer, saying this. >> and i only wish that my friend mike pence had that additional courage to -- [ booing ] -- to send, to send the results back to the legislatures. >> reporter: just before january 6th, trump and a controversial lawyer named john eastman tried to convince pence he could overturn the election by returning it to six states. that is according to bob woodward and costa. according to vice president dan quayle who told pence according to the authors, mike, you have no flexibility on this. you have no power. i

from sky foxx smoke rising over whitehill between fairfax and wood acre high visibility spot.this got 911 calls going. we're just getting into the pinnacle of fire season, so. everyone should continue to maintain their awareness headquarters from marin county fire is just minutes away and fully staffed. now that fires out of town have east. i'm impressed with how fast they were on it, and they would canyon below the fire. there was relief at the swift arrival of two tankers dropping retardant. and snuffing the head of the fire. i have to say it's reassuring because i am definitely paranoid these days living here paranoid because of how a spark in the right setting can take off. this fire was a roadside start along busy sir francis drake boulevard, possibly a cigarette butt or auto exhaust, but like most fires human caused. marin county fire said five engines, all fires start small and, uh, given the conditions we're approaching our windy season here, so this is when the extra vigilance really does pay off as crews worked, hotspots mopping up traffic restrictions had people idl

foxx was overhead as crews trying to contain diesel fuel in the water with absorbent pads and containmentoom. officials say that boat sank just before four o'clock this morning in its slip at hyde street, marina pier. it's not clear if anyone was on board at the time, but no one was hurt here. the coast guard has not yet shared how much diesel fuel was led into the water. but there was 260 gallons aboard the vessel. the ship does not appear to be part of fleet week festivities, which are now underway in san francisco. and it's unclear at this point exactly why that boat sank. now we turn to the latest from orange county where some beaches have partially reopened following that large crude oil spill in the pacific. the coast guard gave reporters a boat tour of the site this morning spokesman said the oil is being pushed south by currents and may also have been broken up by stormy weather. officials said up to 144,000 gallons energy has told federal investigators their measurements show only about 29,000 gallons were let out. the ceo said today they were not aware of any pipe leak until sat

that person was able to get off the boat and call for help sky foxx overhead as crews tried to contain water with absorbent pads and containment boom tonight, the port of san francisco says that fuel leak has been contained. so now salvage teams will be able to work to raise that boat. well people are pouring into san francisco this week for the return of fleet week. ktvu christian captain tells us all those visitors are certainly a welcome sign for the cities, hard hit hospitality industry. the amphibious warship rushmore anchored off piers, 30 32 families lined up for tours. we are from the east based hebert and dublin area. we, you know, we stay at home, so we take the kids. anyone everywhere we can. and why. why miss fleet week, visitors say after more than a year of being cooped up the return of fleet week is a major draw. just i guess explorer and kind of see what they have going on up. there were really and the kids are really excited. as you can see, our son was like, wait for me. on board, visitors could go below decks to check out the amphibious assault vehicles. this is an l

from sky foxx, phoenix lake, one of seven reservoirs that provide water for almost 200,000 people in central and southern marin county. as promising as this looks from the air. it sounds even better as runoff flows through the mountain milpitas watershed. it was a puddle, and this is only a week ago, and this place is so dry. we're worried about fire. and it was a whole different mindset. miraculous it's october. it never happens in october like this as happy as people were getting 20 inches of rain and some backyard buckets, a storm so extreme is also worrisome. having these unusual. events in october, you know is just as much. the fire is a wake up call to us all that, um, climate has really changed in this changing day by day, and as for a drought buster, we would need about six more of these storms over the year for us to catch up repeats are unlikely, say experts. while the early downpour was dramatic, consistent rain is what's needed. it's a beginning. but it's no guarantee that we're going to have a wet year by any stretch of the imagination, which is why marin municipal and o

asthma specialist about dupixent. two alarm fire, and these images are coming live to us from sky foxx above a commercial structure that caught fire. the reports came in around 4 15 so just about an hour ago that flames were first noticed. this is at. camera avenue at king road if you live in that area, it's apparent that fire crews have the roads shut down, so keep your distance just for safety reasons. at this point, though, we have no reports that anyone has been injured that's the good news and you can see firefighters are still battling the flames on the scene. it looks like they have a very good handle on it. the latter is up in their spring water above. the roof, but you can see that part of the roof has collapsed again. this is a two alarm fire in san jose. no injuries reported at this time, and this was just about an hour ago that it was reported, so crews making quick work of the flames there, but it does appear that they're going to be in the area for quite some time so if you're in king road or camera avenue, keep your distance as fire crews try to put out all of the flames

lauren foxx is out front live on capitol hill. and so, lauren, are we any closer to learning whether there will be a vote on the bipartisan, already-agreed-upon $1.2 billion infrastructure bill tonight? >> well, that has been the question over the last two days. when and are they going to actually bring this bill to the floor? look, we were just standing outside of house speaker nancy pelosi's office for about the last two hours. and her leadership team is coming in and out. but every time someone exits, there's no more clarity about what the plans are tonight. and after the president came to capitol hill, a lot of moderates and progressives were hoping they would know exactly what the next steps were going to be. but as abigail spanberger, a moderate democrat, told my colleague mel, what we have found out is essentially we don't know what's happening tonight. and that doesn't include what's happening in a couple of weeks or a couple months from now. there is not a lot of clarity tonight on capitol hill. what the president did do

uh and i really don't think schools should mandate it sky foxx captured this large group of protestersuys. we should have the right as parents to decide what you know the best for our children. these parents, saticoy elementary school in north hollywood say they're also standing in solidarity with teachers refusing to usda employee band aid. as a parent. i think i have the right with other parents to stand up for our children and for our teachers. because we want our children and our teachers to have a choice. how can i work the two previous years? l usd during the pandemic at the height and i was a hero. and now i can't work. earlier this month, governor newsom announced all eligible k through 12 students would be required to be vaccinated once the fda gives full approval for their age groups. i prefer my kid to have the vaccine. i think it's a protection my sense doing much better now that he's back to school. so far, only the pfizer vaccine has received full approval for those 16 and up. i don't want to get the vaccine for my child, because i believe they're too young. there are no

foxx flew over this afternoon after los altos high school was evacuated while emergency crews were thereudents were released and told to go home. authorities say the bomb threat was called in. to the school around 11 this morning, police and firefighters searched that campus and didn't find anything suspicious and say there's no threat to public safety in that area, a growing concern about an increase in drug overdoses on barred and that includes inside bart stations and on bart trains. three people have been found dead on bar from suspected drug overdoses this week alone. on monday, a man was found dead outside the daly city station and another on a train at fremont. on tuesday, a passenger was found dead on a train in pleasant hill. so i do see people out of it. they'll be like sleep on the last row of the bar car sleeper. you know, i'm not sure if they're you know, high or whatever. our police are being trained to administer narcan to people who appear to be overdosing. but doctors say, although narcan can and does save lives, it does not. drug does not prevent is not an appropriate d

daniel craig will be here tomorrow jamie foxx [ cheers and applause meghan trainor, victoria beckhamesday, we'll have the writers of the new film "the last duel," nicole holofcener, ben affleck and matt damon [ cheers and applause it's a great week. but first, what a show we have for you tonight. she's on of our favorites. she's back on tour with her new standup show called "the vaccinated and horny tour. [ laughter ] chelsea handler is here in the house! and applause come on now. plus, he stars in the new movie "ghostbusters: afterlife," and his band the aubreys have a new album out soon finn wolfhard is here. [ cheers and applause he's a stud. speaking of studs, we have an in-studio performance from james blake featuring slowthai [ cheers and applause got a new record out we love james blake. oh, i should -- 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 a

foxx flew over this afternoon after mud covered part of mountain boulevard. and sequoia road in oakland and take a look at this video from the peninsula showing flooding in millbrae. you can see several cars got stuck in that standing water near the millbrae bart station. the flooding here cause major traffic problems in that area throughout the morning commute. it's a video of crews in san carlos today, removing a big tree which came crashing down due to the heavy rain and winds. the tree fell around five o'clock this morning across eton avenue. it took out power lines and broke a gas line. pg and e was called out to the neighborhood and shut off the gas flow and power. no injuries, fortunately were reported ktvu meteorologist rosemary oroczo here now with the advisory still in place at this hour, rosemary, so the torrential rain and the strong winds have pushed out of the area, but we still remain with a few advisories out there, including one over the north bay. here's the view of storm tracker to where you can see we are quiet. partly cloudy skies out the

it's a little more complicated than what congresswoman foxx stated. margaret sanger, there is quite a lot of documentation that she was a you eugenicsist. recently the manhattan planned parenthood took her name off of their building as they acknowledged that she had made statements that were not in line with what we believe "today." ellen gutmacher was the second head of planned parenthood about the time that abortion became legal. that is when it made its foray into provision. and everyone agrees they provide more than half of the abortions in our country today. she was not in favor of abortion. abortion was illegal and dangerous at the time that she did her work. but she was in favor of keeping certain ethnic groups and financial groups from having children. >> i think one of the things, when we look at these laws, i was in the kansas state legislature and worked on banning sex selection abortions, for example. and these laws that we see across the country i'm so supportive of, and we have to continue to fight on this front. i also think the pro-lif

foxx: thank you, madam speaker. i yield two minutes to the gentleman from virginia, mr. good. pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. good: thank you to my distinguished ranking member from north carolina. madam speaker, i rise in strong opposition for the pump for nursing mothers act, i should call it for the pump for nursing persons act. at a time when we have 10 million job openings, why does the democrat majority have such contempt and disdain for struggling businesses, job creators and employers? with businesses already suffering from endless regulations and the resulting cost passed onto consumers, not to mention to be saddled with the vaccine mandates, endless covid restrictions, why are democrats relentlessly consumed with making things worse? the fact is that democrats are economically illit rate. they don't understand that the government doesn't have any money, they can only take it from taxpayers, and businesses don't pay for taxes or pay for regulations. they have two choices, close or pass the costs onto consumers. democrats are working every