billy shot gregg. and they all fled.hree months after the killing, police had what they needed. they drove to pamela's workplace. >> she said, hello. and i said, hello. she said, what's up? and i told her, well, we have good news and we have bad news. the good news is we solved the murder of your husband. the bad news is you're under arrest for murder. stand up, turn around, and put your hands behind your back. >> and she's being led by the police into court, and she looks so, to me, powerless. so helpless. vulnerable. >> the news morphed in a nano-second from the story of a tragic widow to the story of a black widow. she was 22 and he was 16. >> up until then, it was a murder case. it had a lot of interesting parts to it. i didn't realize the scope of this thing until the sex part came out between billy flynn and pamela smart, and all the sexual manipulation. >> people looked back at her early interviews and picked her apart. her looks, her clothes. was she enjoying the attention? >> this is a real, live soap opera. >>

we will get a legal analysis coming up from gregg jarrett. here with the very latest though, on the democratic infighting on capitol hill, we call it the hitchhikers guide to all things swamp and sewer all things swamp and sewer, washington, d.c., chad pergram is with us. i loved your note you sent out internally at fox news today the hitchhikers guide on how the left rolled both biden and pelosi today again. you want to break this down chad? >> good evening, sean. well, the president came to theb capital for the second time in a month and he failed to close the deal. the stagecraft of a presidential visit did nothing.nd they can't even convince progressives to support the bipartisan infrastructure built. they are holding the't bill hostage. >> if they vote on the bill today, i am a no.. that has not changed. i have held steady with what we talked about as progressives, at least some of the progressive caucus up until now. we don't have that right now. also a bit bamboozled because this was not what i thought was coming today. >> democrats ca

gregg jarrett break that down.o, the border crisis continues to worsen, sara carter and lara logan weigh-in, straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: at this hour, divisions among democrats ♪ ♪ >> sean: at this hour, divisions among democrats are threatening to derail the biden agenda and its serious tonight, and the house has yet to vote on the $1.2erid trillion infrastrue package, which, remember, is separate from the $3.5 trillion reconciliation bills democratic senator joe manchin and others say they oppose in its current form. he's only going to 1.5 trillion. >> here to explain all of the details, our own chad pergram, and, chad, the hitchhikers guide to all things the swamp, what i find interesting about this is "the squad" has been very firm, we either get the $3.5 trillion package or we are not voting yay on the 1.2 trillion.s is that holding, and is pelosi going to blink?otis >> the person who's getting olrolled right now is nancy pelosi. that might be the case at the end of the day but nancy pelosi does not have

gregg jarrett break that down.o, the border crisis continues to worsen, sara carter and lara logan weigh-in, straight ahead. working at recology is more than a job for jesus. it's a family tradition. jesus took over his dad's roue when he retired after 47 year. now he's showing a new generation what recology is all about. as an employee-owned company, recology provides good-paying local jobs for san franciscans. we're proud to have built the city's recycling system from the ground up, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. let's keep making a differene together. ♪ ♪ >> sean: at this hour, divisions among democrats are threatening to derail the biden agenda and its serious tonight, and the house has yet to vote on the $1.2 trillion infrastructure package, which, remember, is separate from the $3.5 trillion reconciliation bills democratic senator joe manchin and others say they oppose in its current form. he's only going to 1.5 trillion. her tricks going all the details, our own chad pergram,

. >> y el gobernador de texas gregg abbott prohíbe los mnadato y también los negocios privdos. >> ademásutorización emergencia para la preime pidora contra covid-19. >> inmigrantes en nueva york celebran la ley . >> el hecho de ser ilegam muchos abusan de eso y ahora tiene mucho por pagar ahora posen exigir sus so ya le tengo el informe completo. >> pero muchos odenr vemos con lacrónica. >> el aracely regresó a casa luego de seguir a su perro en una zona boscosa. >> es un milagro dijo aracely arámbula. no podemos iamginarnos lo que él pasó y el alsaud que el tiene s increíble gracias a dios. >> una caravana de vehículos especiels lo esoltó el alguacil le regaló un placa. >> por eteo camin sin agua ni comida caminó el menor por tres días, la familia lo considera un milagro pero tienen deudas. >> varias especulacione que si alguien lo aventó allá porque u niño solo estaba ,. >> el caso no está cerrado dijo el alguacil es que es el hombre que encontró a christopher sin roa pero ella recibí ullmente . >> el dije holoa pero no coitestó porque solo habla español. >> esto pasó en dos minutos y

starting on the legal side, gregg jarrett.ified above the warrant and i've never seen one but i've been told by people who have. it's as verified. none of it is verifiable. none of it. but he still claiming without any evidence that it is true. has it all of it been debunked by now? >> totally, the fbi discredited steele and his dossier. they knew that christopher steele was a liar for hire. a serial fabulist in a world-class con artist. five years in, he's trying to resuscitate his reputation by justifying what he dead. at the lies of deceit he's spinning. the fbi knocked down steele's dossier after they fired him for lying to the fbi. they located the primary source for nearly all of the notorious allegations in the phony dossier. turns out it wasn't russian intelligence, it was an analyst in washington, d.c., working for the liberal think tank of brookings institution which was headed at the time by longtime hillary clinton ally who was also propagating the russia hoax. i sat down with dan cheng, four days after trump was i

if the union guys were not there to take care of the weapons as gregg defines us to compare the weapont replace -- someone ought to have check to that barrel! >> sean: i'd look at my initial thought, but we have to followow the forensics and the evidence. i do not see alec doing something like this. i'm saying that as somebody who does not like the guy, he does not like me. i would be shocked beyond any imagination if he did. i hope this was not intentional on anybody's part. either way, we lost a mom. and apparently a wonderful and apparently a wonderful thank you both. more "hannity" after this. i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424. .. do you know how it feels to live with schizophrenia? i am a good parent. jared? i'm hearing the most awful things, people shouting at me. it's ok. when you live with schizophrenia like us, it can feel like you're living in a different world. you should definitely talk to your doctor and ask about fanapt. ok. fanapt is approved for the treatment of schizophrenia in adults. in clinical trials, fanapt significantly improved s

greggs is out with a trading update. it is t, doughnuts, that kind of stuff.e pushing ahead and hoping to accelerate that plan. the market likes what it heard. greggs up 10.51%. the update from nvidia on up -- the update from infineon up. you go down the 303 in the u.k. and you go past wincanton, one of the largest trucking companies in the u.k.. a trading update today. we have a shortage of truckers, the fear was as a result of which you would see wage inflation eating away at the margins. they have held their outlook fairly steady. the markets have a huge positive. wincanton up 7.5%. alix: supply chain issues are the talk among all of the ceos that have come onto the bloomberg television. some morning these issues are here to stay for longer. >> we have people that have over 100 containers sitting in various ports and factories because they cannot get a vessel due to scarcity. >> we need to speed the velocity throughout the domestic supply chain. >> in the international markets you're looking through at least february and march before anything will change, a

fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett along with the investigative reporter fox news contributor sarat he was talking about was the primary source and he said we -- none of this was real. it was bar talk. now, here is the big question. the fact that christopher steele hired funnel money and we know the whole routine. that's not the point. it's the unverifiable document that says it was used on the top of the fisa application.at starting on the legal side, gregg jarrett. it says verified on the top of a visor warrant and i've never seen but i've been told by people who have. it's as verified. none of it is verifiable. none of it. but he still claiming without any evidence that it is true. has it all of it been debunked by now? >> totally, the fbi discredited steele and his dossier. they knew that christopher steele was a liar for hire. a serial fabulist in ach world-class con artist. five years in, he's trying to resuscitate his reputation by justifying what he did. the lies of deceit he's spinning. the fbi knocked down steele's dossier after they fired him for lying to the fbi. they l

here with the latest developments fox news legal analyst, gregg jarrett. split on what to do, but now they add a twist -- we ought to change much more often. break it down for us. >> term limits. good luck with that. packing supreme court has always been a noxious idea, everybody knows it, but i didn't know was that, he famously denounced it as a boneheaded and he runs for president and during the campaign he didn't have the courage to stand by his own convictions. he feared it would alienate the liberals in his party that he's been sucking up to. he did what he always does, he pandered to the idea and when elected, he dodged. then he appointed this commission to study it, hoping to buy time and shift responsibility elsewhere. this is the antithesis of leadership but it's classic joe biden. he's the charlie brown of presidents. tortiously wishy-washy. roosevelt tried packing the court, he failed spectacularly and biden is no fdr. as a practical matter it's not going to happen. you would need a constitutional amendment as you and i just said the term which

prior to moving forward at all. >> sean: i was trained, my parents for law enforcement, gregg, as youuard and since a young kid i was trained in firearm safety. if i was in charge of a weapon on a site, there would be no access to live ammunition by anybody at any time on that set. and i would never have a bullet, a live bullet out there available for anyone to get near or to touch, even if -- i doubt they would even bring it on the set. >> yeah, but this appears to be a movie set out of control, run amok with acts of gross negligence and recklessness. somebody died as a result. just take a look at this list. a young novice desired to be the armor, she has self-doubts and says she is still learning. there is come as you point out, live ammunition on the set where there shouldn't be. a target shooting taking place at tin cans, that is absolutely forbidden. guns were not properly checked and secure. there were two accidental gun discharges on the set before the fatal shooting. the assistant director was fired from another film for a gun mishap that injured a crew member. he admitted to

here with reaction, fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett along with weapons expert bryan carpenter. on the set like that and as many incidents as we have been able to chronicle with people fearing the environment on the set, is that normal, too bryan? >> no, a live round anywhere near a set, as i've said previously, would be the nuclear option, the worst possible scenario, never to be anywhere near b that. when you have complaints like that from cast and crew of a show that is run normally, it would be addressed by the producers. there would be, obviously department head meetings where they would sit down and ascertain what is going on here why are we having these problems, and what can we do to put a stop to it? prior to moving forward at all. >> sean: i was trained, my parents for law enforcement gregg, as you know, my mom was a prison guard and since a young kid i was trained in firearm safety. if i was in charge of a weapon on a site, there would be no access to live ammunition by anybody at any time on that set. and i would never have a bullet a live bullet out there available

unlike texas's gregg abbott or florida's ron desantis, new hampshire's says he supports private company'sing new hampshire will be challenging the biden's administration federal vaccine mandate. new hampshire boasts one of the highest vaccination rates in the country. more than 62% of eligible residents are fully vaccinated. the number of new covid cases have plateaued. the governor joins me now. the first question is, why support private businesses making mandates but not a federal government saying that the private businesses have to mandate a vaccine or a test? >> well, again, that's the line between the public and the private sector. and really appreciating and respecting the individual rights of those businesses. you know, again, we want everyone to get vaccinated. i'm as pro vaccine as they come in that sense. when joe biden said i'm going to create new rules and force a mandate into private businesses, that's not appropriate. we're going to join the lawsuit with other states and push back, because those businesses, again, have to have the flexibility to do what they want to do. on

like this accident in 2015 on the set of the gregg allman bio pic "midnight rider."ilming on train tracks in rural georgia this video taken from a freight train barrelng toward a terrified movie crew at an estimated 57 miles per hour. sarah jones, a 27-year-old camera assistant, was killed. the director, assistant director and the executive producer pled guilty to involuntary manslaughter and criminal trespassing after it was determined that they filmed on the train tracks without permission. randall miller, the director, served one year in jail and is now completing his nine years of probation. although there was no gun involved in that case, there could be parallels between "midnight rider" and "rust." >> the fundamental question for the sheriff and the d.a. is going to be how dangerous was it? was it just a one-off? was it just an error? or was there literally a pervasive problem about safety on that set? >> regardless of whether charges are brought, there will likely be consequences for the talented life lost. >> if they decide not to pursue any criminal charges

donald trump 1st pulling the plug. friend threatened to cut power supply, said mackay, amid at post greggs route over fishing rights. ah hi there, good evening. thanks for joining me here on auntie international. president putin says that the e, you made a costly mistake when it decided to dish long term gas contracts. he also stressed that brussels preferred method of gas trading overlooks some of its crucial characteristics. that is, it cannot easily be stored like other commodities. mother, interesting statements also came out of a cabinet meeting that fits in health earlier today. i kind of fun. i think it's, donna, was falling this one for us. he joins me in the studio. tricky time. it seems with winter coming and gas prices soaring was president, police have been having to say about this? well, i guess the whole point of this cabinet meeting, at least to a large extent, was to outline stance in this crisis. latimer putting talk to rushes, energy minister, and basically gave very clear instruction as to the countries actions and how russia will navigate this well this market crisis, b

fox news analyst gregg jarrett joins me to break it down.nd i both know hopefully there was a camera where they were filming what happened here. but let's start with the fact there are two tracks here. a civil liability issue, and criminal liability responsibility. and let's talk about the fact that alex baldwin, the person who shot the gun, he's the executive producer of the company. it goes back to him from ruch rush"rust" production goes backo the company he apparently owns. >> there will certainly be a civil lawsuit alleging wrongful death arising out of negligence. that's an incredibly strong case. but you just don't have this kind of a tragedy happening absent some measure of negligence. the real issue is what about criminal culpability. if it's true that alex baldwin had no idea there was a live round bullet in the gun, then he would not be charged with murder. but there are other potential lesser charges. for example, in new mexico where this occurred. involuntary manslaughter which is grossly negligent or reckless conduct resulting

banned organizations and companies from enforcing coven 19 vaccine mandates in the state. governor gregg albers has been one of the most vocal opponents of making vaccines mandatory in the u. s. his move comes as the bible administration prepares to require employers with more than $100.00 workers to be vaccinated or test weekly for the virus thailand. plans to accept vaccinated tourists flying from countries that it says a low risk from next month. it was crap hotel, quarantined for travelers from 10 countries that include the u. k. the u. s. germany in china. all arrivals will still be to show negative covet 19 test results . prime minister prior shaneka says that he'll consider lifting the nighttime curfew and ban on alcohol sales in the capital bank called by the new year. madonna says that it won't share its curve at 19 vaccine formula despite appeals to do so. from the world how folk organisation, company executives say that instead, they'll ramp up production. they say that's the best way to increase global supply . within the next 6 to 9 months, the most reliable way to make high

that's not history, it's cycled >> laura: gregg popovich thinks it's outrageous that we ever celebratedistopher columbus saying he took, mutilated, murdered, not a knock on italian-americans, it's like saying we should be proud of hitler because we are german. what is wrong with this man? >> i don't know, i think a lot of the elite, this is a top-down phenomenon, the virtue signal this cometh like the use of latinx that no one in the world uses audits among the elite and privileged. most people understand that christopher columbus was a very heroic individual, there's always a tragedy when two cultures collide but as we speak today, they were millions of indigenous people in central america and southern mexico that choose to leave those cultures, notes coerced, but choose to leave voluntarily and cross the border to accept a very different paradigm of free-market capitalism and constitutional government, a quality of the sexes and a judiciary bill of rights and all of that was a unique product of european enlightenment whether they like it or not so people are voting with their feet and

. >> announcer: gregg's seven jokes ♪ ♪ >> greg: i don't like that music. we afford a teacher has been arrested for having sacks with a student in her car on multiple occasions. when asked about it she said she was showing the kid how to drive a stick. [laughter] she's been fired, although there is a schoolwide petition demanding she still teach driver's ed. [laughter] two, katie couric is getting called a misogynist for a new memoir or she trashes other women and her connection to purvis like matt lauer and jeffrey epstein. defendants say that's unfair and point out to her charity work for the ted bundy foundation. when told be, because she's being called misogynist by other women, she replied, tell bitches those to shut up and make me a sandwich. actress/comedian/has-been sarah silverman slams hollywood forecasting non-jewish actors to play jewish characters as an example of jew face, which is what you would expect from a performer whose doneness. vice president, irs has finally sold her d.c. condo for 1.85 million. the bad news, according to a new democr

and in texas, governor gregg abbott signed a bill into law, banning transgender athletes from playing on a public sports team that aligns with their gender identity. the law will impact student athletes in elementary school through college and will go into effect in january. >>> coming up, house democrats hope to vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill on wednesday. do they have the votes? we'll be speaking to a congresswoman, talking about the very latest and where things stand, next. t and where things stand, next. mm. [ clicks tongue ] i don't know. i think they look good, man. mm, smooth. uh, they are a little tight. like, too tight? might just need to break 'em in a little bit. you don't want 'em too loose. for those who were born to ride there's progressive. with 24/7 roadside assistance. -okay. think i'm gonna wear these home. -excellent choice. in business, setbacks change everything. with 2 so get comcastsistance. business internet and add securityedge. it helps keep your network safe by scanning for threats every 10 minutes. and unlike some cybersecurity options, this hel

who are the reaction, fox news correspondent geraldo rivera, and gregg jarrett.ar is between me and alec baldwin do not factor into my opinion. i want to be straightforward. i would be shocked, i would be shocked if the evidence shows that in fact he did this on purpose. i don't believe that. i don't think we'd come to that conclusion. i believe in due process, presumption of innocence, we need a full forensic investigation. but in my heart, it seems like and looks like, and a tragic accident. how did a live round get in to that weapon? it's supposed to fire blanks! >> wright, sean, we are not clear the live round, they clarified by live round they are not saying that it was a bulletin and it could have been a blank. if but when you fire a blank, it leaves a residue in the barrel f the gun and we know guns very well. if you do not clean the barrel out and pull another blank behind it and fired the blank, it can eject that projectile. at the remnants what was in the barrel at sufficient velocity that it's bullet like. you mention charges. let me just say, let's as

you were there when congressman gregg's to be asked the attorney general what was with the double standard you go with left-wing activists who got away with getting in and occupying federal buildings in d.c., injuring a police officers. one officer was taken to the hospital, what's with that? >> i mean congressman stu beat was right on the market. what we have continued to see is that he has politicized the department. he was asked point-blank bite numerous members on the judiciary committee, liz, he did not have a good answer. i've got to be honest with you i was disappointed with the entire day. he was ill prepared, he dodged a lot of questions. there were some he just did not have good answers for. it is disturbingly talk about the major issues facing the nation and the attorney general of this nation is ill-prepared to deal with them. elizabeth: let's watch what happened yesterday, watch this. >> suffice to say it's clear you feel very strongly but is in full force of your position to prosecute those involved in the january 6 protest. what's not clear however if use the same force agai

that involved him pointing a weapon at a camera lens and here to explain more, fox news legal analyst gregg along with weapons master brian carpenter is with us. ryan. it guys, i just want to go through some of what we got here. chief electrician laying blame an accident on the armor and producers. then we've got report of at least two accidental gun discharges on the set of this movie in the days leading up to this fatal shooting of the cinematographer. in the discharges on october 16th, you know, prompting a complaint to a supervisor about safety practices. crew members asked, you know, not to be named. you have union members walk off the job as a result of a lack of safety on the set and then you've got, you know, other information that we are finding out too that there is a possibility of an involuntary manslaughter charge. you know, brian, let me ask you, what is the proper handling of a firearm on a set like this and how did of live round get in that gun? >> there are so many levels of safety protocols before it even gets to an actor. you start off with the weapon has been cleared bef

right >> when gregg realized it was the police at his door, his first thought was that his daughtersaccident. >> the investigator told, me no, nothing is wrong with your daughters. did a guy named hockey puck as you know him, or tom, play poker here last night? >> hockey puck is times nickname? >> correct. and i said yes he did. he said, well when he went home he found his way of murdered last night. >> wow. >> and instantly it was like, we were looking at each other and it was like we were in a state of shock. and i said, obviously you probably want to come. in >> greg gave the officer the details of the previous night. tom had been in his basement playing poker until around midnight. >> and normally wartime to the game are up? >> usually the games would go at 1:30. but we quit it 12th. and by the time everybody got out of, there was about 12:10. >> it sounded like time was telling investigators the truth about where he had been, at poker night. they later determined the murder happened before the game wrapped up. >> this is a real whodunnit. >> yes, very much. so >> come on over he

i think, too, governor gregg abbott in texas responding within hours to a demand by the former president to hold audits in four counties, but when i was in iowa on saturday, i talked to over a dozen trump supporters there, and i was asking them, you know, do they want trump to run again in 2024? who would they want his potential v.p. to be? what are the issues that are important to them? the issues that were important to them are things the republican party would probably rather not trump be talking about. things like immigration, the economy, inflation, pocketbook issues. but the other question that i asked all of these people was do they believe the election was stolen? and overwhelmingly, all of them believe that. they said that. they brought up the fact that they're concerned about the integrity of our elections. that that's something that they're really worried about in elections going forward. this isn't something anymore that is a focus of the former president. the focus of the people around him. this is something that has become a mainstream belief for republicans across the coun

the white house challenged texas governor gregg abbott today over banning covid-19 vaccine mandates.epublican issued a ban last night. it came as the biden administration is about to issue rules for a federal vaccination mandate for larger employers. at the white house today, press secretary jen psaki challenged abbott's action. >> i think it's pretty clear, when you make a choice that's against all public health information and data out there, that it's not based on what is in the interests of the people you are governing. it is perhaps in the interest of your own politics. >> woodruff: also today, the state of florida fined leon county $3.5 million for making its employees get vaccinated. the county is home to tallahassee, the state capital. and in new york, a federal judge blocked a state vaccine mandate for health care workers, unless it includes religious exemptions. record numbers of americans quit their jobs in august, driven in part by pandemic-related fears. the u.s. labor department reports that 4.3 million people resigned. that was the most in nearly 21 years. job openings

. >> i was able to give tina gregg a hug, and see her smile through all of the tears that she had overthis was the moment she'd been waiting for? >> yes. i think it was the moment we'd all been waiting for. >> for the prosecutor, the case was about more than winning a conviction. there's a lesson to be learned. for a woman watching this who is maybe going through a similar situation what is -- what's the message from this story for her? >> get out. get help. get out. don't go back. it's not gonna change. >> speak out. and don't be afraid. don't be ashamed.'cause you know, it's not your fault that -- that you're being treated this way. you should never be treated that way. >> the jurors also had to decide smoot's sentence. that's when prosecutor tiffany starr smith asked them to imagine the horror of brooke's last moments. >> i'd ask that you all close your eyes for a few minutes this morning. >> were you hoping that having the jury close their eyes like that would have a powerful impact? >> i wanted them to try to envision this young woman out in the middle of nowhere being shot three

authorities say father and son, gregg and travis mcmichael chased him in their truck and opened fire.ird suspect, joined the chase and recorded it all on his phone. the mcmichaels claim they thought aubrey was responsible for a string of thefts in the area. all three are facing murder charges and have pleaded not. earlier this morning arbery's mother joined us to share what she's feeling as the trial begins. >> all three defendants -- ahmad was a young man who chose to go jogging on a sunny sunday afternoon. ahmaud was my baby boy, a brother, an uncle, a grandson. so sum it up, ahmaud was loved. >> katie beck joins us from brunswick, georgia. what do we know about the jury pool? >> reporter: well, it's been a slow start this morning. they are actually still having some motions that they need to get through before they can start the selection process j sort of laying out ground rules on what questions will be in bounds to ask potential jurors. the defense asking if they can ask jurors whether or not they support bhm -- blm, and their thoughts on confederate flags. they're trying to com

kerr is the odds on favorite to replace gregg popovich. kerr was.nt on the gold medal winning team at the tokyo olympics this past summer of that head job, curse, said, quote. of course, i'd be interested. i mean, who wouldn't be? all right. our staff has scoured the internet. lindsey nick cano got in. it are great producer cam, cleveland. everybody's looking for something different, some great video and something to fun to show you. check this out. this is this is blair conklin. former cow man. just treading it on a little wave that looks like it looks like a wave that's on a river feeding into the ocean. that looks fun. but here's what i like conklin. just messing with his friend on the beach, hitting him with some spray off to the side there. so the great caguan. blair conklin shredding it today and yes, we do want to give a shout out to lindsay mcconnell. yes, great producer. she's moving on, and we will miss her much here at ktvu. we certainly will. lindsay thank you so much and good luck on your future here, but we'll keep in touch. appreciate

kelly gregg's discovery was alarming. >> so, what we found was a multitude of locations the illegal growspulling water from. some of those locations are on abandoned properties, private properties, and the like. >> reporter: in addition to outright theft, there's also a black market where residents sell their water to middlemen. in helendale, a court ruling restricts how much water residents can pump for their own use. but when black market buyers show up with their tanks and their cash, land-owners cut deals, says kimberly cox, manager of helendale's water supply. >> wells in many cases are now abandoned, or the people that are living in those houses with the wells will sell their water to these haulers. >> reporter: the state can fine bandits up to $1,000 a day, but that's a pittance for players in a multi-billion dollar illegal pot industry. tim smith, president of helendale's water services, is frustrated. >> there's no teeth in any of the laws. we're at the mercy of whatever. >> reporter: local police have started raiding more illegal pot farms to try to reduce demand. but for people

greggs the bakers telling us it is not immune from some of the disruption we had seen to labour, it isk even though they say costs could start rising which could affect their bottom line. another retailer but it's pretty confident his chocolate retailer hotel chocolat, it says it has returned to profit thanks largely to a huge shift to online. 70% of its sales were done online, overtaking store sales for the first time, so quite a significant shift as a result of the pandemic. let's join angus thirlwell, ceo of hotel chocolat, he is also the co—founder. a good set of figures and returning to profitability even during a pandemic, and it is online you have to funky? pandemic, and it is online you have to fun ? , . . ~ pandemic, and it is online you have tofun ? , . ., �* to funky? very much. thank you, ben. we started as — to funky? very much. thank you, ben. we started as an _ to funky? very much. thank you, ben. we started as an online _ to funky? very much. thank you, ben. we started as an online business - we started as an online business [on- we started as an online business long be

love his energy, and we absolutely do not need another gregg abbott want to be in these united statesthat's out there, renee, is this idea that democrats are not enthusiastic about the democratic nominee, terry mcauliffe. there's a story yesterday for jonathan martin with that headline, although the story was a little bit more positive. a source in virginia, political source in virginia texted me after that segment, saying there absolutely is an enthusiasm problem in virginia. how worried do you think democrats should be about the gubernatorial race in virginia? >> well, i think if the mcauliffe campaign is smart, they'll take her words and use it as a campaign slogan. don't be texas n. don't be texas. i think it's interesting. because this is an off year, but this is a race a lot of people are paying attention to, and i have to believe that democrats and virginians understand exactly what's at stake. and if we're not seeing it now, hopefully the urgency will get there at the ballot box. we're heading into a direction where they can have the same catastrophic decisions texas is making

stuart: coach of san tone yo spurs, gregg popovich, criticized a texas school district observing columbusument. we should be proud of german because we're german. makes no sense. it is about columbia b it is not about italian-americans. what is reaction to that, brian? >> couple things, every time popovich speaks, it is something negative about our country. extremely liberal coach. a successful coach. doesn't seem like to the most likeable guy to the media. every comment he makes seems to be anti-american. when it comes to columbus, obviously a controversial character, gary kasparov wrote in yesterday's "wall street journal" he changed the world. he literally spread christianity through another hemisphere. allowed culture to totally change. the impact is unquantifiable. as people said about columbus was what he did, like us going to the moon in 1960s, only more dangerous, it was counterintuitive to every explorer to the world. four voyages were not without controversy, because he is from europe, they had diseases immunity to this land, no one ever intentionally spread european diseases. h

every time lebron james criticized a police officer or every time steve kerr rips donald trump or gregg relationship with the nba, and they know that china is going to be furious, and they're trying to pretend that this story doesn't exist in a way that they never did every time donald trump was ripped, every time a police officer was attacked. i think it's shameful of the n with ba media, i think --, this ba media, i think it's a nettic. rachel: i think it's gross, actually, i think it's really gross. >> it is. it is. pete: clay -- >> i agree with you guys. pete: i think we agree college football though, not gross. [laughter] if. rachel: that's a great segway. pete: especially on fox. you've got northwestern/michigan, oklahoma state/iowa state, what do you like? >> look, i love northwestern to cover that game, i like oklahoma state to cover that game. and, guys, this is an awesome event. i heard you talking about the patriot awards which i'm going to be at also. we've got a couple of things, we've got a documentary going up on fox nation. i know your wife jen, i hope she's going to lik

greggs, the high street baker, says recent trading has been affected by labour shortages and disruption a home in belfast. she discovered her brother had died as a baby and searched for his burial place. i wouldn't call it a grave. it was more of a pit. there's more than 30 babies in the spot where he is buried. they were all just thrown in together, like they didn't matter, in unconsecrated ground in a bog. she recently had a headstone put up to mark her siblings 50th birthday. finally he had his name emblazoned in marble. that is what he always should have had. ultimately, it is the bravery of survivors who have broken the stigma by speaking out that has led to this enquiry. they want answers and accountability for what happened in these institutions and for the suffering of women and their children. one of the many issues to be examined is the unpaid and exhausting labour in these institutions — magdalene laundries. there were four in northern ireland, over 3000 women spent time in one. caroline was sent to a laundry in londonderry during her early teens. it was very frightening. ver