and do what i loved doing was was assume the smugglers had to take an unlawful griffin. emma is saying her good byes to day. oh, after 2 years in the age groups highest tier, she's making the next step in korea. so i have to touch, it was really nice and i have to admit, i cried to let to let the end of. but it was lovely. when touch is especially towards the end, and i am at home and bon emma relaxes with her family. full football has dominated her life since she was 4 years old to elicit our problem. and from the scene, of course, you could see from the star that emma had talent, seo bombings. why? because she was always a girl who enjoyed moving around. so it's, but a career or the idea of a going pro or semi pro was never the focus wrong in focus cubism. oh, interesting. something's wrong. she had fun playing football and my wife and i supported her in that industry. if she goes a week without kicking a ball, it doesn't do any good. she needs it to be in a good see progress. but it's not always fun. as a girl playing football m a regularly had to fight against prejudice. her family

trace. >> thank you, jennifer griffin, information is always spot on. michael, what do you make of it? >> i thought she had it exactly right. i see this and all the actions that the russians haves under taken in recent weeks as all driving towards the same thing. how can we force the europeans and the biden administration to put pressure on the ukrainians to go to early negotiations? why were the russians favor that? because they are getting slaughtered on the battlefield. they need to get to a cease-fire and so-called negotiations as quickly as possible so they can reconstitute and rearm. they are putting themselves out there as if they will have sincere and good faith. they want to make it to the winner so they'll survive. >> yeah, you talk about cease-fire, is it your opinion that without a cease-fire that it may be time or you believe it is time for vladimir putin to change his strategy for better or worse? >> he should have changed his strategy weeks ago and likely retrench to a defensible set of lines. instead, he kept on trying to fight the ukrai

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jennifer griffin, fox news. the house committee investigating the january 6th attack on the capital formerly subpoenaed former president donald trump. today they're demanding trump's testimony under oath by mid november. meantime trump's longtime adviser steve bannon, was sentenced in washington today to four months behind bars for defying a subpoena from the january 6th committee. bannon was convicted in july of two counts of contempt of congress outside court. bannon was defiant. on november 8th. the american people are a judgment and we will groom the binder ministrations ends on the evening of eighth of november. in addition to the prison sentence, bannon was fined $6500.68 year old remains free pending an appeal. from record heat just two days ago to this weekend, we're talking about a cool down some stronger winds, and maybe sierra snowfall will have the update coming up. president biden's plan to cancel some student loans hits a snack coming up what needs to happen before his loan forgiveness programs can

>> drew griffin, always bringing us excellent and in depth, important reporting. thank you for that. >>> early voters in georgia are turning out in record numbers. that's where some of the most closely watched midterm races are. one of which could determine which party takes control of the u.s. senate. our nadia romero is joining us live from a polling location in atlanta, georgia. nadia, let us know what you're seeing. i know you talked to a few people there today. >> reporter: yeah, a lot of people are excited to come out and voting and being part of the early voting process. this is the first saturday of early voting. and look at the lines of this polling location right here in the heart of atlanta. we spoke with one voter who told us it took her about 27 minutes to wait in line. and then, when she got in line, it took her ten minutes to cost her ballot. that process was easy. this polling location, they've seen about 4,000 people since monday. already coming to make sure that the voices are heard. take a look at the state-wide georgia numbers. as you mentioned

jennifer griffin and the pentagon not changing fostering just a joke. general david perkins on whether we should all be wearing and whether we could revisit something very secluded 60 years ago. welcome, everybody, no caboodle and let's get with it with mark with the latest. >> good afternoon to you, there is no intelligence and russia to eminently use weapons and ukraine but the comments less than 24 hours ago sparking concerns about where the war is headed. the president did not speak to reporters today about ukraine but the white house facing a lot of questions about comments he made last night in new york city. the president was speaking off-camera at a fund-raiser and quoted as saying, "we have not faced armageddon since the cuban missile crisis but then talking about the russian president, "he is not joking when he talks about potential use of tactical weapons or biological weapons because as military is significantly underperforming." the president went on to see if russia were to use weapons even low yield device, impossible for the situation no

jennifer griffin with her finger on the pulse of this story from the pentagon for us.i, jennifer. >> hi, martha. u.s. lawmakers sent a letter to google, facebook, apple urging them to expand communication services in iran. activists say that's how the biden administration can help with technology like star link so the protesters can communicate. look at these images of security forces shooting mostly women protesters as they shouted death to hamani, iran's supreme leader. we spoke to ali ahmadinejad. >> we want to end this barbaric regime. that's why i said that it's like the berlin wall. if we get successful, we can tear this wall down. the islamic republic won't exist. >> these students wave their head scarfs in the air chanting "freedom, freedom" to mark the 40th day of mourning after the 22-year-old was murdered by iran's morality police for showing her hair. in her hometown, tens of thousands of people ignored governmental threats and road blocks and showed up to morn. a nonpartisan group put up this billboard in times square to show the revolution taking place in

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. >> and his hand is on -- >> the griffin. >> the griffin. >> yeah, which is the symbol of the city.o send to the people of perugia -- be careful. >> he's silencing. >> that's it. we are silencing. >> this standoff reached a breaking point in 1540 when pope paul iii hit perugia where it really hurt. >> you have to know that one of the most popular food in umbria and in perugia are the salami. >> yes. >> prosciutto, salami, all those things, we use the salt. >> yeah. >> what did the pope do? he said, "okay, in umbria they use the salt, now i will put a tax on the salt." >> it's crazy. it's crazy. >> the salt tax was the last straw. perugia declared war on the pope, but the papal army crushed the insurgents in these very streets, and the pope built a fortress smack in the middle of the town, to show the people who was boss. but that didn't stop the perugians. their spirit of resistance lived on with a cunning culinary plan, to rebel against their oppressor. matteo is taking me to one of his favorite hangouts, la prosciutteria. it's a new take on the traditional bottega. and amongst the

. >> the most secretive buildings in the country opens up and are jennifer griffin takes you there to tour its treasures. alt right now on fox news sunday. ♪ six and hello from foxnews in washington. voters are weeks away from speaking their mind in the 2022 midterms. top lights from the box polls show present approval be critical for democrats. right now since a 46%. that's up six points from june. democrats still face serious headwinds check it out. 79% said they are extremely or very concerned about crime. you are, 71% say the same about abortion policy. a whopping 89% say they are extremely or very concerned about inflation. in a moment will speak live with gerrit bernstein of the white house council of economic advisers about the crushing new inflation numbers out just this week. but first, look at how these issues are intimate in the country's biggest races starting with abortion. >> the governor does not have a choice to go around a judge or a constitutional amendment. >> and governor will impact these rights for. >> debate will enshrine the right to abortion taking center stag

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>> thanks, jennifer griffin.xt, unprecedented diversity for republicans on the ballot in the mid-terms. but first, beyond or borders tonight. chad government clamps down on the opposition suspending seven political parties. this comes a day after unprecedented protests around the country leave more than 60 people dead. in pakistan, imran khan was held from holding public office. it accused him from selling state gifts and concealing experts. khan will lose his national assembly seat, this is a live look at france. one of the big stories tonight, france iing -- inaugurates an area that saw major battles in world war i. we'll be right back. ♪ my name is joshua florence, and one thing i learned being a firefighter is plan ahead. you don't know what you're getting into, but at the end of the day, you know you have a team behind you that can help you. not having to worry about the future makes it possible to make the present as best as it can be for everybody. (vo) the older. the physically challenged. the last to be

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military used intelligence collection before striking. >> trace: jennifer griffin is live.focus so much on ukraine and russia and other conflicts but we forget the war and terror is very much underway. >> yes. absolutely it is. it's not just the war on terror. small conflicts happening all the time throughout africa, throughout south america, throughout the middle east. this is why the training is to push itself. these operations are still going on. that's a good thing we are still taking it to them and they'll continue to go on. we need to do all these things at once and we need the people trained in the right way to do it and sitting behind a video game isn't going cut it. >> trace: thank you for your time. we appreciate it. >> thanks, trace. >> trace: the u.s. stocking up on radiation sickness drugs weeks after vladimir putin threatened to use nuclear weapons against the west. hhs officials believe there are $290 million deal was part of an ongoing work and has not been accelerated by escalating rhetoric by the russian president. former special assistant george w. bush m

cnn's senior investigative correspondent drew griffin looks at how conspiracy theories and violent speechto the presidency. >> reporter: for years the right wing extremists have been demonizing nancy pelosi. >> that crazy nancy, she is crazy. >> reporter: and some of that was shared by david depape, the man now charged with attacking paul pelosi. >> house speaker nancy pelosi and the black lives matter and antifa riots. >> reporter: his facebook page and blog posts littered with qanon, racism, support for adolph hitler. he posted videos with mike lindell's made-up lies about the 2020 election being stolen and that the house committee investigating january 6th is a as far as. in other words, he was consuming and reposting the political lies that led to this. the 42-year-old depape broke into the pelosis' home repeating the same chant, where's nancy, according to police. for those who study the radicalized right, the actions are influenced by lies. >> one of the things we're seeing is that conspiracy theories, disinformation, propaganda, mobilize both individual actors and large groups of p

jennifer griffin has that story from the pentagon, next. ♪ hi, my name's steve.ost 138 pounds on golo and i kept it off. so with other diets, you just feel like you're muscling your way through it. the reason why i like golo is plain and simple, it was easy. i didn't have to grit my teeth and do a diet. golo's a lifestyle change and you make the change and it stays off. golo's changed my life in so many ways. i sleep better, i eat better. took my shirt off for the first time in 25 years. it's golo. it's all golo. it's smarter, it's better, it will change your life forever. stu: crowds were supporting the protesters in iran. jennifer griffin with us now. is this unrest affecting the nuke deal negotiations with iran? >> absolutely, stuart. for the past few months the iran nuclear deal or jcpoa has been on life support. it appears to be dead. the biden administration appears to recognize now is not the right time to negotiate with iran. just look at these images on saturday, more than 80,000 people took to the streets of berlin on saturday in the largest showing yet

>> bret: jennifer griffin live at the pentagon, thank you. in tonight's "special report" midterm watch, election day 14 days away, two weeks control of the u.s. senate hangs in the balance. these yellow states, the toss-ups get to them in a second. republicans are making gains in our new fox news power rankings for control of the house tonight. in the senate, pennsylvania, georgia, arizona, and nevada are the toss-ups we believe will determine control. now, let's say the average of polls, if it's 2 points or less. in the past few elections. three. g.o.p. has been undercounted anywhere from 2 to 5 points, depending on the poll. let's just go with the assumption that 2 points is the margin there. if that is the case, republicans are poised to pick up pennsylvania, georgia, and nevada. democrats current polling again would pick up arizona. that still would be republican control 52-48 if that scenario plays out. we will have more from pennsylvania in just a minute. but those toss-up states are the really the key to this election for the senate. i

jennifer griffin is here and thk one doing god's work. we love you. >> too far on the internet and we think your powers are being used for god. >> it's gone over there and national security report and she's wonderful and what percentage of the shares were bought and to what degree was this exposure of the conspiracy theories in america? >> great question. funded state tv and he'd get up in the middle of the night and everyone tells me clamber out of bed and ready to go on rt at all hours and he was eager to expand his platform by whatever means necessary. he's beenss a putin fan from the start. he admires that and i actually think and, you know, paul and i have talked about this and kind of disinformation that we are all doing ourself. if we're worried about russia interfering in our next election. talk about bout. i asked him about why interviewed alex jones, i asked him about russia and rt and he went bananas and he lost it in the interview and may made you bond hear is your relationship there e >> something interesting but what do we h

griffin jenkins is live in mexico with the latest. this was also a president trump policy as well. there are some asking why should migrants have a say in u.s. policy? >> a arthel good afternoon. great question for that is right are the trump administration the policy was title 42 expel. the honduran, guatemalan along with the mexicans it back to mexico where they still do that. now they have added venezuelans. we brought you on the mexican side to very popular crossing point for you can see close, habits even this arthel. this is a rope made of close tied together. it's tied to iraq. migrants user to hold on to brace themselves as they go in because it is dangerous. there is a crossing early this morning. in fact we were here several hours ago when a group of migrants roster was smugglers. let me show you some of that video per take a look at this. this was up a group of about a dozen nicaraguans crossed with smugglers. we asked them if they are opposed to us being there they did not have any problem with this let us film them doing

>> bret: jennifer griffin at the pentagon, thank you.t our midterm spotlight races plus how high gasoline prices may be affecting one key senate race out west. we will take you there. first, beyond our borders tonight at least four people dead, 25 injured after a suicide bombing inside afghanistan's interior ministry. the taliban says the blast struck as workers and visitors were praying inside the building's mosque. no group has yet claimed responsibility for that bombing. and ukraine launches a joint bid with spain and portugal to host the 2030 world cup. ukraine's soccer federation president says it would be a dream for the people of his country to host the event. fifa will vote on the 2030 host in 2024. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. iraq. ♪ ♪ ♪ you know me ♪ one thing i can tell you is you got to be free ♪ come together ♪ right now ♪ over meel ♪l, ♪ ow, ow ♪ ♪ with a big, fresh carrot ♪ ♪ and a whole lot of cheese ♪ ♪ and the mirror from your van is halfway down the street ♪ ♪ well, you can say that -- ♪

let's kick it off now for former republican congressman charlie dent, also alyssa farah griffin, who was trump white house communications director, and tobin marcus, a former economic policy adviser to then vice president joe biden. look, there is a lot that happened tonight. we've been waiting for this debate. it has been will they debate, will they not debate? and now it's here, and the question is how would he perform given the stroke experienced back in may. he actually addressed it off the top, in part, let's play it. >> and let's also talk about the elephant in the room. i had a stroke. he has never let me forget that. and i might miss some words during this debate. mush two words together. but it knocked me down, i'm going to keep coming back up. and this campaign is all about, to me, fighting for everyone in pennsylvania that ever got knocked down. that needs to get back up, and fighting for all, all communities across pennsylvania that also got knocked down that needs to keep getting back up. >> when you think about that, the idea of how he turned it into a discussion, reall

jennifer griffin has details from the pentagon. and jen, how is the biden national security strategy different than president trump's? >> not that different. it sounds similar to the trump administration focus on china and russia in 2017. except that there is more focus this time on climate change as an threat, russia poses immediate threat to the system, prc is the only competitor with both intent to reshape the international order and increasingly the economic diplomatic military and technological power to advance that objective. at the communist party congress as greg mentioned, president xi will -- is expected to be handed a third term potentially setting him up as president for life. in a speech sunday, xi said china is intent on overtaking taiwan, enormous threat to u.s. national security, that is where most of the world's semi kubt tore chips are manufactured. >> peaceful reunification with the greatest sincerity and the greatest effort. however, we are not committed to abandoning the use of force and we reserve the option o

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that's our producer griffin and his dog. just making some comments about discipline, and i offered to go to teach griffin's dog how to behave. pete: yeah. because he's a little not disciplined. will: and pete said -- [laughter] somebody brought licking as well, and licking's really hard to control. pete: so they say. will: what are you doing? are you questioning my ability to discipline dogs? pete: rachel, you should chime in,you're a pet parent, are you doomed to have undisciplined kids when you're a real parent? if. will: is skippy undisciplined? rachel: no, it's not. i have disciplined kids, i have a very unkiss palined dog -- undisciplined dog. pete, when i have a lot of kids and you're working hard, i just don't have time to do the dog. [laughter] he kind of just does his thing. pete: we moved to tennessee with two cats, and we only have one now. the tennessee wilderness got ahold of stormy. it was either a coyote, a hawk, a snake, a raccoon or a fox. so rest in peace, stormy hegset- [laughter] will: i grew up living in

>> bret: jennifer griffin at the pentagon. jennifer, thank you. more on this with john kirby from the national security council in just a bit. meanwhile president biden has reportedly decided to run for re-election. reverend al sharpton says the president gave him that news during a white house visit. tonight, marks exactly five weeks from election day. the 2022 midterm election. that will determine whether the president's party stays in power in congress. one recent development that will not help democrats in that effort the return of rising gasoline prices across the country. white house correspondent peter doocy has details live from the north lawn. good evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, bret. white house officials are saying gas prices are down sharply from their highs. the fastest decline in a decade. and that's true and that has helped ease inflation lately but it may not be the case for long. >> folks what century are we in what are we doing? >> peter: president biden is hoping midterm voters focus on reproductive rights. >> my lord t

fox news national security correspondent jennifer griffin has more from the pentagon. jennifer?charles today nato launched their annual military exercise involving 14 countries to include nuclear bombers to carry weapons. the operation will take place near the united kingdom, belgium and the north sea. >> the exercise is a long-planned exercise, an annual exercise. it was planned before the invasion of ukraine. the purpose of the exercise is to ensure that our nuclear deterrence is safe, secure and effective. it's to prevent an attack on a nato ally. >> the exercises will not involved live bombs and will last until october 30th. the aircraft include fighter jets, surveillance and tank aircraft and u.s. b-52 long range bombers nato said today. >> nato poses no threat to russia. seeks no confrontation with russia. but our defensive alliance will as it always has protect every inch of nato territory. in the face of europe's largest security crisis since world war ii, nato stands more unified and more resolute than ever. >> in a statement nato said the annual exercises are not linke

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not in a small township. >> drew griffin, cnn, atlanta. >> some new developments, more in the wake ofnn the former president's lawyers have accepted service of the subpoena of the house january 6th committee. subpoena calls on the former president to turn over documents by next friday, and testified in a deposition by november 14th just after the midterm elections. he has not said whether he would comply, cnn has reached out to his lawyers for comment, in a related item a south carolina judge -- mark meadows to testify in the georgia 2020 election probe. they are investigating after from the former president and his allies to manipulate the state's 2020 election results. investigators are demanding meadows testimony pointed to his involvement in the call between the former president, georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger, and a meeting about election fraud claims that meadows touted. meadows attorney says he plans to appeal the ruling. up next, vladimir putin watching nuclear drills today, and cnn's -- ambassador to the united kingdom if the kremlin would launch a nuclear atta

and alyssa farah griffin is back with us.u here. >> i love this panel, by the way. >> i love it too. >> this is where we need to be. >> so, laura, i find lizzo so appealing, truly. like i find her physically very pretty. i find her so captivating, like when she talks, she's very charismatic to me. so, why is she -- people off? >> you know, she seems to make people mad simply by existing. she rubs a lot of people the wrong way, because they almost expect her to be miserable and self loathing and perpetually dieting. so, the fact that she owns her status as a fat black woman, her words, not mine, she loves herself, she thinks she is beautiful and sexy, that seems to bother a lot of people. and it ties to this larger issue of fatphobia, which seems to be one of the remaining areas of society where they think they can comment on other people's lives. and it's disguised as this concern for their help. but meanwhile, lots of other overtly unhealthy behaviors are not criticized. people smoke cigarettes all the time. >> when jillian

that was jennifer griffin reporting from the cia's langley headquarters.gue, dana perino, tonight for a deep dive into november midterms. called the big midterm show. she will bring in a high powered round table for a conversation about the issues and how candidates are aiming to drive turnout. tonight, 10:00 p.m. eastern on fox news channel. that's it for us this sunday morning. thank you for joining us. i am shannon bream. have a great week. we will see you next "fox news sunday." area and just east of us and stocked and following the arrest of a suspected serial killer what police are saying about that suspect as they say he is linked to at least six deadly shootings also ahead. these devices are intended for adults only with mild to moderate hearing loss that is self perceived. over the counter hearing. aids will be available across pharmacies nationwide tomorrow why doctors are urging people to take caution before they buy. plus making strides in the fight against breast cancer will live at san francisco's christie fields

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jennifer griffin at the pentagon. thank you.idterms plus winners and lose ares and yes the return of candidate casino. see how it factors in for the midterm. first beyond our borders tonight. missiles and explosive drones strike the ukrainian city near europe's largest nuclear plant. it's the first time russia has deployed the iranian made unmanned drones. the death toll from the missile attack earlier this week on an apartment complex there has risen to 11. the u.s. and south korea begin a new round of naval drills, the two day training follows a series of north korean missile launches we have been reporting on here on "special report." the nuclear powered u is s ronald reagan returned to waters near the korean peninsula earlier this week. north korea views the military exercises as an invasion rehearsal. and a pink diamond sets the world record for the highest price per karat ever sold per auction. 11.15 karat pink star diamond sold for $49.9 million. also the second largest pink diamond to appear at auction. just some of the

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>> bret: jennifer griffin at the pentagon. jennifer, thank you., uncle sam wants you to help pick up after illegal immigrants on the southern border. we will tell you about the latest push by the biden administration. we will take you there. first, beyond our borders tonight, at least 8 people are dead after a fire burns through part of a notorious iranian prison. online videos purport to show chaotic scenes at that facility. what exactly happened there remains unclear. that prison holds many political prisoners seen as a threat to the regime. britain's new treasury chief rips up the government's economic plan, dramatically reversing most of the tax cuts and spending plans that new prime minister liz trust announced less than a month ago. the move raises new questions about how long the beleaguered british leader can stay in office. the swedish parliament selects christopher as prime minister. the vote was 176 to 173. his three party coalition does not have a majority but in sweden prime minister's can govern as long as there is no parliamentary m

>> bret: jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. jennifer, thank you.missiles hit apartment buildings in the city near europe's largest nuclear plant. three people were killed, 12 injured. the u.n. atomic energy agency says it will increase the number of inspectors it plans to deploy to the site. that region is part of the area annexed by russia in recent days. up next, why millions of americans are still suffering from long haul coronavirus symptoms or long covid. we'll speak with dr. marty makary about all of that first, beyond our borders tonight, at least 36 people are dead in thailand, including dozens of preschoolers and teachers after a former policemen went on a shooting rampage d.a. at a day care center. the witness says the suspect shot his way into that facility and fired at more people as he fled the area. he eventually took his own life after killing his wife and child at their home. china's western gin jiang region is facing strict coronavirus travel restrictions. buses and trains to and from that area have been suspended. 97 cases have be

jennifer griffin on an incredibly important story for the men and women of our military.. >> trace: a new report revealing democrats have launched several news websites in the last year, they include the milwaukee metro times and the mecklenburg herald. set up by operatives with content aligned with their party's goals. ari, always great to see you. the saying, all politics is local, they go into the cities and towns and start news sites and cover things like the football team, a nice article about the football team and best pizza joint and then start the fake news, and we had some of the headlines up there, we can put a few more, my favorite is the bottom, adam laxalt, his communication director spotted alongside fringe militia group. it's going on all over the country and seems to be no consequences, ari. >> you said all politics is local, and that's true, and you could add politics is fake. it's important to have real reporters blow the whistle on this thing, and it not restricted to any one party. the democrats are doing this, people in politics push buttons and go to

griffin jenkins is live in texas.eagle pass is right on the border with the very latest what's going on there, hate griffin. >> hey eric good afternoon. we are at an opening at the end of a dirt road bring nothing here except some shoelaces left behind for migrants the border patrol made them a row. standard procedure. take a look at this video we shot at this very spot in maverick county just about 30 minutes ago. you can see yet another large group or there is 178 migrants in this group, eric. they're from cuba, venezuela, colombia, venezuela, and el salvador among them were 21 children. but as you and lucas were mentioning vice president harris did visit texas, austin for that fundraiser. not once mentioning the border. that brought criticism from congressman tony gonzalez the republican that represents this area. he was visiting yesterday and here's what he had to say about the vice president not coming to where we are on the border. take a listen. >> she doesn't have to visit me on a republican i got that. but gu

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cnn's drew griffin joins us with the latest on this. drew, what have you seen?ople that run the elections, that are still hanging on to the disproven myths of 2020, and the question is, john, can they run fair elections in 2022? >> so -- >> in meetings, the chair of the spaulding county georgia election board sounds like any other government official. >> we hang our political hats at the door when we come in and do the people's work. there ain't no room for politics in elections. >> reporter: but county elections chairman ben johnson's actions online tell a far different story. johnson is beyond partisan, a staunch election denier, on social media, he posted two fellow insurrectionists, and he posted biden is an illegitimate president. >> i think the whole structure in spaulding county is an insider threat. >> reporter: last march, johnson wrote, going to do anything about the 2020 election? the flow of data from the counties should not pass through a foreign country. >> which is one of the key fictitious complaints about dominion voting. so he believes in this

jennifer griffin, fox news. coming up tonight at 11, a mountain lion darting right through the streets of a los angeles neighborhood. the effort to track and catch this cat that actually lasted for hours. he was just running to try to stay warm because we begin our morning with record cold. hello will it go tonight? the details in a matter of minutes. okay and if you need an excuse to enjoy a fresh west coast ipa might never needs an excuse for that. we'll tell you about one that supports a worthy cause. it's all coming up right after the break. wingate. recreation area was founded, becoming the very first urban national park here in the us and mark the occasion and celebration was held on alcatraz . the popular tourist destination is one of the 37 distinct park sites within the g n. r a. as part of the anniversary festivities, alcatraz has featuring one of its last surviving former prisoners. 89 year old bill baker was placed at alcatraz after he was recaptured following his escape from another prison where he

i know jennifer griffin does.om the pentagon. >> the potential for miscalculation is enormous right now. >> russia will be making an incredibly serious mistake if they were to use a tactical nuclear weapon. i'm not guarantees you that it's a false flag operation yet. we don't know. it would be a serious mistake. >> last month u.n. and nato troops simulated how they would respond if a dirty bomb were used at a petroleum refinery in jordan. experts think russia could be setting the world up for a false flag operation using a dirty bomb, radioactive material wrapped in conventional explosives that would give moscow a reason to escalate. >> they can claim it was the ukrainians that conducted a dirty bomb first. this is a dangerous moment. >> russian officials have said their warnings are not being heated by the pentagon. >> according to the information we have, two organizations in ukraine have specific instructions to create the dirty bomb. the works are in the final stage. >> the atlantic council says it makes no se

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griffin, your pregnancy is endangering your life. >> the character i play, she's a 40-year-old woman finds herself pregnant who never in a million years thought that she would have to seek abortion health care. >> reporter: inspired by a real group known as "the jane collective" -- >> julie? yes. >> get in. >> reporter: joy turns to an underground network of women to get an abortion. >> so which one of you is jane? >> we're all jane. >> reporter: their leader, played by sigourney weaver. >> this woman's pretty judgmental of people who seek abortion health care. and has a real political awakening by realizing that, and death. erybody, it's life - >> reporter: the writer, director, producer, and actress has made a name for herself playing dynamic characters on screens. >> happy hunger games! >> reporter: in "the hunger games." >> may the odds be ever in your favor. >> reporter: and in "pitch perfect." >> john, you're so right, everything else seems wrong. >> reporter: for banks, "call jane" is both personal and political. it's the continuation of years of activism and advocacy. she cha