higgins: first of all, the tweet has been removed but i object to the motion. and if we want to go through every comment from the other side, we'll be happy to do it. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman will suspend. the gentleman is not recognized. mr. higgins: you would be appalled by -- the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from louisiana seek recognition? the gentleman is recognized. the objection has been heard. pursuant to clause 12 of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess subject to call of the chair.

but, clay higgins went further. your bridges, buckle up. 150 k, know your villages bridges. it was this bizarre language that a lot of people thought was funny, they made fun of, they thought, here is another republican who is incoherent. what he was referring to, there, though, was 1 to 50,000, which is a ratio of the military maps, hold your bridges, this is a fascist fantasy, not so much marching on cities, but taking strongholds. know the bridges and the means of approach to your stronghold and sees it. >> he also cited a few other things that he said in the peace. this one really leapt out at me, he said, higgins didn't win much attention. he was a 3% or, part of a militia movement who believes the u.s. government is tyrannical and must be confronted in the spirit of revolution. higgins was indicted and involved in some of the stuff on generous expect in 2020, a sitting member of congress on facebook, to armed black lives matter protesters, higgins promised to shoot them on sight, i dropped any tendency where y

but, clay higgins went further.ridges, rocksteady, calm." it was the sort of bizarre language that a lot of people thought was funny, they made fun of, they thought, here is another republican who is incoherent. what he was referring to there, though, was 1 to 50,000 which is a ratio of military grade maps, hold your bridges, this is speaking to a fascist fantasy which is not so much militias marching on cities, but in taking strongholds. "no the bridges," know the means of approach to your stronghold and sees it. >> you also cited a few other things he said in the piece -- this one really leapt out at me. you say, "higgins didn't win much attention when he told a gas industry conference he was a 3% or, part of a militia movement that believes the u.s. government is tyrannical and must be confronted in the spirit of the revolutionary war." three presenters were indicted and involved in some of the stuff on january 6th. in 2020, responding on facebook -- while he is a sitting member of congress on facebook, to an arm

higgins voted for mr. duke anyway, in the governor's race joining us now is congressman steven horsford, a democrat of nevada and chair of the congressional black caucus congressman. thanks for being with us when you read this post from the congressman, what was your initial reaction? >> anderson thank you for having me on when i read it, i thought of the haitian immigrants, haitian americans, all throughout this country, those in springfield. and in my district in nevada and all across the country who are living today in fear who feel harassed who feel singled out and targeted by the former president donald trump by senator j.d. vance by representative higgins and it's this type of racist intolerance. this divisive rhetoric that must stop it's why i have filed a resolution to censure representative higgins it's time to turn the page as the vice president, kamala harris is set against this divisiveness that pits one group of americans against another congressman higgins has told cnn that he stood by his co

higgins, who nevertheless voted for mr. duke.nald trump in 2016. >> he's -- look, he sounds exactly like the white supremacist segregationists from when i was a little child in south carolina. i mean, exactly like them. someone who wouldn't be that blunt about their racism and their white supremacy. it's just breathtaking. >> and i don't know what's going on in louisiana, rev, but steve scalise once described himself, and he's number three in the house, as david duke without the baggage. that's a guy who's very high up in the republican party. let me let you listen to senator john kennedy lashing out in a hate crime hearing also in louisiana. >> let me ask you one more time. you support hamas, don't you? you support hamas, don't you? >> sir. >> please. >> i think it's exceptionally disappointing that you're looking at an arab american witness before you and saying you support hamas. >> you know what's disappointing to me? you cannot bring yourself to say you don't support anra, you don't support hamas. you should hide your head i

higgins: mr. sullivan, you said it would -- you said it was absolutely unaccept to notten direct radio communications. would it have been helpful to pick up the looks that the butler county s.u. had provided and reminded them to pick up? especially on a roof being isolated as these countersniper teams are? mr. sullivan: yes, sir. would have been helpful. mr. higgins: let me clarify the local butler county in command of all the local forces assisting secret service that day attempted to deliver radio communication to the countersniper teams? my goodness times rolls quickly. i'd like to jump to shot number nine. during the interview with the secret service and f.b.i., they commonly step over shot number nine and say crooks fired eight rounds and then the secret service fired the killing shot, number 10. but there was a shot number nine fired, was there not, mr. lenz? mr. lenz: there was. mr. higgins: i'm going to quote from the transcribed interview of the tactical swat officer under your command th

. >> republican congressman clay higgins showed no signs that a hearing today of the potential house censure that he's facing from an online post about haitians that he later deleted the the louisiana rep. said, qu, lol, these haitians are wild, the eating pets, voodoo, nastya's country in the western hemisphere, colt's slapstick gangsters. but dan, that they don't feel all sophisticated now filing charges against our president and vp he all these thugs better get their mght? and their out of our country before january 20, the chairman of the congressional black caucus, steven horsford, confronted him about it that led to a heated exchange on the house floor, according to sources, who saw the argument higgins also said to cnn, quote, it's all true. we do have freedom of speech. it's not a big deal to me. it's like something stuck to the bottom of my boot, just scrape it off and move on with my life. joining me now is democratic congresswoman sheila. sure. cherfilus-mccormick of florida, who is co-chair of the haiti caucus. congresswoman. thanks for being with us what did you think ab

higgins: mr. sullivan, you said it would -- you said it was absolutely unaccept to notten direct radio communications. would it have been helpful to pick up the looks that the butler county s.u. had provided and reminded them to pick up? especially on a roof being isolated as these countersniper teams are? mr. sullivan: yes, sir. would have been helpful. mr. higgins: let me clarify the local butler county in command of all the local forces assisting secret service that day attempted to deliver radio communication to the countersniper teams? my goodness times rolls quickly. i'd like to jump to shot number nine. during the interview with the secret service and f.b.i., they commonly step over shot number nine and say crooks fired eight rounds and then the secret service fired the killing shot, number 10. but there was a shot number nine fired, was there not, mr. lenz? mr. lenz: there was. mr. higgins: i'm going to quote from the transcribed interview of the tactical swat officer under your command th

higgins posting these haitians are wild eating pets. voodoo. nastiest country in the western hemisphere. colts slapstick. gangsters. higgins adding, all these thugs better get their mind right and their expletive out of our country before january 20th. higgins later deleting the post as some democrats call for him to be censured. house speaker mike johnson responding, he said he went to the back and he prayed about it and he regretted it and he pulled the post down. >> we believe in redemption around here. >> trump is heading to detroit for an event today. former first lady melania trump will sit down for her first interview in more than two years, and harris is shifting her focus to immigration. she goes to the southern border tomorrow. andrew. >> all right, perry, thank you. a 20 year old man is under arrest in southern california, accused of walking into a courthouse and throwing a bag full of explosives. he was quickly taken into custody at the santa maria courthouse, but six people were injured in the explosion. police say the man was wear

you can see higgins going north and south.ront street going east and west and top of a main street going east and west. the very bottom is the higgins street bridge down there. now why would they go to missoula? downtown missoula to try to organize lumber workers that is not where lumber workers are doing their work, right? to give you a sense of this, this is the map again. lumber workers may be bringing wood to a mill located in missoula some of the towns around there they would be working all over parts of montana. it's very difficult for neighbor organizers to go out to all these lumber camps they do not know where they are. they come and go. and for the same reason lumber workers do not. always know or they are pretty often come into a childlike missoula to look for lumber work. that is where the labor organizers are going to organize the lumber workers. there is another reason as well. i'll come back to that in a second period as i said lumber workers are again one of the jobs were they move around seasonally they may wo

. >> oh part is the higgins boatig driver played a big role and metal of honor. >> higgins boat named for andrew jackson higgins that had a plant opposite of new orleanss and algeria and mississippi river who designed and inventing and built these by the tens of thousands and these are what you've all seen and these are the drop front ramp and i like the guys down there and going to shore uphe on their boots and that's standing up at the back driving the boat and not once but twice and then three times and then four times. >> it didn't happen quickly. it took awhile to take off. undue cleverness to the operation and mulberries or funnies we've b built and contractions of root goldberg machines and one called up a flail tank and had a big cylinder on the front with chains on it and the idea here was supposed to drive up in front of the chains and flailing the ground prematurely detonate the minds and file it through. that didn't work the way it was advertised and tanks that were supposed to be able to swim ashorere and how clever was tha? zoom. right to the bottom. all the parts to be

it is from a sitting republican congressman, clay higgins of louisiana. he's referencing the legal immigrants currently in springfield, ohio who are now, by the way, suing donald trump and j.d. vance for pushing baseless conspiracies about them, quote, these haitians are wild eating pets, voodoo nastiest country in the western hemisphere, colt's slapstick gangsters. but if they don't feel all sophisticated now, filing charges against our president and vp, he's talking there about trump and vance, by the way, who is not the vice president. he goes on, quote, all these thugs better get their mind right and their out of our country before january 20 of course, that would be when trump would be sworn into office. if he wins. now, after that post, higgins was confronted on the house floor by democrats in the congressional black caucus. higgins would then later delete the tweet, but he also later said that he stands by the words and doesn't regret them. that is quite the difference in how the events actually transpired and what house speaker mike johnson said a

the higgins. for those who don't know a name, for andrew jackson higgins, who had a plant opposite new orleans at algiers on the mississippi river, who designed and invented and built these by the tens thousands. these are the you all see and these are the ones at the drop front ramp. they're very disposable, almost like tissues because you can get one use out of them, maybe two by the third time around their wreck. but they're driven by navy crews and, navy crew of three, a coxswain and two machine gunners. and that coxswain, unlike the guys down there in a, you know below the thought line waiting shore throwing up on their boots, the coxswain standing up at the back, driving that boat and not once, but twice. and then three times. and then four times. so i think navy connections are sometimes underappreciated for role that they played in the landing. thank you for that question. okay. any more from naturally as far away as you can get in the far. also. i'll ask one halfway through. all right. th

chair higgins: i apologize. i had not heard you. yes, sir. mr. garcia: yes. mr. higgins: i only used the chart because mr. goldman said he didn't like it. mr. garcia: thank you. i just want to clair phi -- clarify this chart. i know it was discussed by a few of my colleagues. ms. greene and the chairman and others. i just think this chart is important for us to look at this and be accurate. right now it says that trump left office at this point in the chart. that's not what donald trump left office. donald trump actually left office right here on this chart. so we are talking about charts, we should be very accurate when actual donald trump actually left office. and you can see that the actual immigration and border crossings was already going up by the time donald trump left office. so i think it's important that when we have charts, i appreciate being allowed to use this one, that we are accurate about actually when this actually happened. so facts are really important. i want to also add one more thing as we are talking about facts and things that are being sa

ettie higgins therefrom - and looming crisis. ettie i higgins therefrom unicef.xpected to send around 700 to send around 700 additional troops to cyprus to prepare for a possible evacuation of thousands of britons in lebanon if necessary. 0ur defence corresondent jonathan beal has more: they have already been urged to leave and that they are being urged to leave again by the defence secretary. there has been a meeting of ministers today. they have been discussing the situation. they are about to send an additional 500 military personnel to cyprus. remember, cyprus is a big military base. it is an air base that the raf use. there are troops there, too, so this is in addition to what is already there. it's important to say that they did this earlier in the summer when tensions were rising and there were concerns that they would have to evacuate people. they asked people in lebanon who were british citizens to register, so there are more than 10,000 british nationals in the country that they then identified. at the moment, they haven't had to implement those plans.

higgins? is why i would say to all politicians don't tweet yourselves, have stepped, have professional staff. >> do everybody except for donald trump, have someone tweet on your behalf, take it down, and it's good that he did that. >> and you'll learn that lesson yeah, this reminds me of the days of 2016 when reporters would wake up at 4:00 a.m. in the morning, jolt out of bed. >> oh, god, what did president trump tweet today? so i guess then who's still candidate, but even when he became president, it was still on and on and on. it sort of feels the same. i don't love that. we're having to have conversations about what some politician said on twitter, some crazy pretty hideously racist. i'm glad it's down, but it was said in the i guess this panel is republicans behaving badly. republican congressman anthony d'esposito, also under fire, a new york times report said that he might have violated ethics rule. ethics rules by hiring not only lee haynes is lover allegedly, but the daughter of his f

and now democrats, they didn't waste any time and trying to punish higgins for that post. i read which you probably thinking can't possibly be true but in fact, he wrote it. they tried to censor him in a dramatic confrontation on the house floor and republicans blocked it. and then higgins took the post down by the way here's how speaker mike johnson describe how it all went down he was approached on the floor by colleagues who said that was offensive. he went to the back. i just talked about it. he said he went to the back end. he prayed about it, and he regretted it and he pulled the post down. that's what you want a gentleman to do. i'm sure he probably regrets some of the language he used, but, you know, we move forward, we believe in redemption around here. >> did you need to pray about it before you wrote it was was it really an epiphany that happened behind that curtain i mean the praying doesn't seem to have brought much redemption. you want to know why. >> because higgins is standing by what he said he told this to cnn tonight it's all true. >> i can p up another

the top, main street going east and and at the very bottom is the higgins street bridge down there. now why would they go to to missoula, you know, a downtown. to try to organize lumber. that's not where lumber workers are doing their work. right. to give you a sense, this this is that map, again, lumber would be going while the, you know, they may be bringing wood to a mill located in missoula or of e other towns around there, maybe working all over parts of western montana. but it's very difficult for labor organizers to go to all these lumber camps. right. they don't know. they are. they come and go. so and the same reason lumber workers don't always know where they are. they often come into a town like missoula to look for lumber work. so that's where these labor organizers are going to organize. lumber workers. but there's another reason as well. think i'll come back in a second. the way that, as i said, lumber workers don't. they're there. you know, again, this is one of those jobs where they move around seasonally. they may work in some area and then they all the are cut down

resolved that the house of representatives censures glenn clay higgins, representative from the third congressional district of louisiana. representative glenn clay higgins will forthwith present himself in the well of the house of representatives for the pronouncement of censure. and representative glenn clay higgins will be censured with the public reading of this resolution by the speaker. the speaker pro tempore: under rule 9, a resolution offered other than the majority leader and only at a time designated by the chair within two legislative days after the resolution is properly noticed. pending that designation, the form of the resolution noticed by the gentleman from nevada will appear in the record at this point. the chair will not at this point determine whether the resolution constitutes a question of privilege. that determination will be made at the time designated for consideration of the resolution. for what purpose does the gentleman from wisconsin seek recognition? mr. baird: i have an amendment to h.r. 2205 at the desk. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report th

john higgins is through to the final of the british open.tween mark allen or mark selby in tomorrow's final. it remains 1—1 in the best of seven louis vuitton cup final after saturday's race was abandoned due to the time limit being exceeded in barcelona. team ineos or the italian luna rossa will face emirates team new zealand in the 37th america's cup final in october. championship leader jorge marteen had the worst possible start to the indonesia motogp sprint race. but the americans have come out strong. they've won three of the four matches to take an 8—6 lead. john higgins is through to the final of the british open. the four—time champion thrashed first time semi—finalist oliver lines 6—0 in cheltenham and will face the winner of tonight's semi between mark allen or mark selby in tomorrow's final. it remains 1—1 in the best of seven louis vuitton cup final after saturday's race was abandoned due to the time limit being exceeded in barcelona. team ineos or the italian luna rossa will face emirates team new zealand in the 37th america's

we believe in redemption around him higgins, however, does not seem to regret the post in a statement to cnn, hagen said this quote, it's all true i can put up another controversial post tomorrow if you want me to. >> i mean, we do have freedom of speech. i'll say what i want it's not a big deal to me. it's like something stuck to the bottom of my boot. just scrape it off and move on with my life panel's here, punchbowl is also punchbowl news is reporting this morning that black colleague on the republican party, marc lotter, byron donalds, also told him to take this down. that's not, cnn reporting but it is punchbowl reporting is this. i mean, why why do this? >> no, there's no reason. there's no reason to do this i mean, i get the larger argument about immigration and problems. this is it is not it and i said last night with our jake tapper shaw, i'm like this is a reason as a communications professional, i never want my member or principle to be have control over their own twitter account control right. >> now, it's horrible thing you know, get our own gary tuchman has done some re

okay, this news coming in, a preliminary report on the assassination attempt from congressman clay higginsers a different narrative to the official one being pushed and it was initially claimed with a student shot in the head and congressman higgins sent a local cop on a local swat team stopping the gunman by first shooting at taking out his rifle. attempted a assassination on president trump and congressman pat fallon. it's good to see you. the voters out there and they want to know what happened. voters i think they don't have the full picture and why there's not a full security break down of the butler rally. jot full task force and seeing from the preliminary information we've received and first of all, secret service and statement they've provided you, they're being rehabbed and not being proactive at all and it seems it's either epic historic failure and could possibly even reach a criminal negligence and it was the things happening was huge failure. liz: tell us what was colossally stupid. according to the report, the shooting could have been worse and more people injured or killed

it is the underlying white supremacy ideology that clay higgins and a former president donald trump and senator j.d. vance continued to protect you weight -- per graduate they aren't about dividing americans , pitting one group of people against each other. that has to stop. enough is enough. we have children that are afraid to go to school. communities who are under attack. the congressional black caucus and our haiti congressional caucus met with more than 100 haitian leaders yesterday on a national telephone call. they are fearful for their very lives. today it is haitian americans but who will it be tomorrow? >> while we're on the topic of overheated rhetoric, they reported this week that north carolina mark robinson's long list of offensive posts online allegedly included comments calling for my death. it is not the first time i have been targeted. i have even been stabbed once at a nonviolent march. what concerns me most deeply is the pattern of behavior by this candidate for governor endorsed by donald trump himself. who seems to have no problem with violence directed at anyone w

higgins, roots, you all have clickers? gets the most likes from all of us, because it's not a "mepost." it's a "wepost." >> steve: ah. [ audience groans ] >> jimmy: you guys ready? here we go. this first post is, "i wonder if regular honey feels self-conscious when it's next to a bottle of hot honey." [ laughter ] ♪ it's like, "who is she?" all right, thumbs up, thumbs down. let's see what you did. the votes are in. let's see the results. whoa, not bad. ♪ good start. that's a good start. >> steve: good start. >> jimmy: this next one is not bad. >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: not bad or not good? >> jimmy: let's see. [ light laughter ] it says, "best thing about staying in an airbnb is trying to see what's in the one locked closet." [ laughter ] ♪ "honey, it looks like a clown wig." all right. let's see the results on this one, yeah? [ drum roll ] that's what i'm talking about! ♪ >> steve: wow. man. >> jimmy: i'll do this the last one just for fun, but that's gonna be the winner. >> steve: right, that's probably --

summer higgins says the secret is to just go with it. >> i think it's the flow state.gs in life that i feel like just drop your mind into your body. >> reporter: and if you do it right, finding your balance can be a walk in the park. >> and let's try it. >> all right. let's try it. >> reporter: cbs news, san francisco. >> nice job! >> that is the "cbs weekend news" for this saturday. i'm adriana diaz in washington. i'll see you next on requests cbs mornings plus." starting september 30th. it's been so wonderful being with you. thank you so much for joining us. good night. ♪ >> from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. >> one man is trying to take his former bosses job, meet the prosecutor facing district attorney, brooke jenkins in november. >>> candidates are throwing blame around as to who is responsible for san francisco downtown. >>> and the scorching inland heat is going away, first alert meteorologist, darren peck will break down how cool it will get in your neighborhood. >>> and it takes a village to raise a child, sometimes that includes supportive p

steve higgins, everybody. ♪ you know every celebrity name. i know, i understand.ack. >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: sorry i doubted you. >> steve: thank you. >> jimmy: guys, get this, there's a new theory that suggests earth used to have a a ring like saturn. yeah. asked why she no longer has a a ring, earth said, "mars knows what he did." [ laughter ] and finally, you guys, you know what? that's enough of the news. it's wednesday, and you all know what that means. it's time for some "monday motivations." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> "monday motivations." ♪ >> jimmy: when spell-check realizes it's you typing, it's like, "never mind. i'm probably wrong." [ light laughter ] all the mosquitos are like, "what was that really good restaurant we went to? oh, right, greg." [ laughter and applause ] when you're the boss, everyone's going to be like, "ugh, this email could've totally been a meeting." [ laughter and applause ] when you walk into a restaurant five minutes before closing, the only thing they're thinking is, "yay! he's finally here." [ laughter and applause ] ev

what is the white house reaction to higgins' post anti-failed effort to hold him accountable?ine: i'm not going to speak to house actions and how they go about their best. that's for them to decide how they'll deal with individual congressional members. we have been very clear from here, the president has been clear, the vice president has been clear what we are seeing right now, what we have heard from national leaders about what is going on in springfield, ohio, the baseless, baseless lies and conspiracy theories, it's dangerous and false. to go after immigrants in that way who have -- who are there legally helping a community economically, who are welcomed in that community and saying these baseless lies is dangerous. so what this president and this vice president believes is that we cannot pull apart our communities. they want to bring together our communities. that is what you have been seeing over the last 3 1/2 years. and conspiracy theories like this are harmful. we have seen this already. how dangerous this is. how dangerous this is to go after in this particular inst

yeah, that's right. michaels higgins, the president of ireland is here in un headquarters. he gave a speech in the general assembly as did several other heads of states and heads of governments about the summit of the future. he gave a brief press conference to irish journalist i was able to attend to that and he has been very strong for many years about the need for press freedom. so i asked him specifically what his reaction was to the fact that is real, shut down, the algae 0 offices in ramallah, and this was his response. well, i strongly con deadman, i think, is outrages. and i would love what to say as well. and i said, it tells you, are there a 3rd grade teacher refusal to that address, even to ration history, for example, and all of so i am very sad much i'll pass on my simplicity to you and your colleagues who has been killed as president higgins says several bilateral meetings with other world leaders over the coming days. i asked him if he plans to bring up this issue of israel closing. now, does your office in ramallah during his meetings? he said, that's certai

nbc news learning higgins works at a drug rehab center which says it has put him on leave.unlawfully pass an suv, hitting the brothers who were riding on a narrow shoulder. the 43-year-old agriculturedly telling -- allegedly telling an officer he had approximately five to six beers and admitted alcohol contributed to his impatience and reckless driving. >> as you watch this video you'll see how close we are to our family. and it's important to -- >> reporter: the seven-time all-star forward and father of two young kids was known as johnny hockey. the 31-year-old started his nhl career with the calgary flames before being signed to the columbus blue jackets in 2022. it was at boston college where he shared the ice with his brothers. both playing under coach jerry york. >> matty and johnny were inseparable brothers. and for this to have come together like this, it hurts us all. >> reporter: 29-year-old matthew went on to coach hockey and was expecting his first child in december with his wife madeline. over the weekend she wrote to johnny's wife meredith, "we will forever sha

eddie higgins is a deputy representative with unicef. thank you so much for joining us. >> because morning from beirut israeli airstrikes on lebanon have killed hundreds of people so far, including many children. >> and now we're hearing reports of 150 schools being used as shelters there. what is the level of suffering in the country right now? now and how a citizens coping with these constant bombardments from israel in fact, since monday the situation has rapidly, rapidly escalated and gotten much worse. >> rosemary, even since we share those numbers publicly yesterday, as since then, the government's updated us morning on there are now over 250 senators that have had to open many of these are screws, meaning that school, the new school year, which should have started by now with children going with their new school bags and school uniforms, and they should have gone back to education. this is no, no longer their reality. instead, we have now tens of thousands of people. we estimate approximately 90,000 people have been displaced sinc

when you listen to clay higgins on the house floor, saying he will not take down and the kind of kerfuffleat down. kudos to steven for really standing strong but when he attempted to censure him and there's a bill now to do that. for his incredible racist remarks about haitians, steve scalise objected to it. the republicans didn't want us to move forward with that censorship and i think the most important part of clay higgins' ability was at the end. you thugs better get your mind right and get out of this country by january 20th which is a reference to the great deplacement theory. against mass deportation that trump is talking about. as well as project 2025. talking about removing legal immigrants from this country. >> you know, you bring up, congresswoman, project 2025, and i want to pull up this piece from the "huffington post." we've talked a lot about 2025 what it's going to mean for government employees and what it is going to mean for abortion and what it's going to mean for immigration. there's stuff so deep and technical in the pages of this document that as the "huffington post"

and according to a complaint, higgins admitted to drinking on the night of the incident. he is currently in custody city and is scheduled to appear back in court next week in new york. gloria pazmino, cnn authorities in malaysia have halted the search for a woman who fell into a sinkhole nine days ago local official says several factors went into the decision, including concerns about the safety of the rescue personnel an indian woman fell into the zinc call last week in the capital of kuala lumpur within eight meter chasm suddenly opened up beneath her on a busy street. >> authorities launched an extensive rescue effort to find her, but they recovered only are slippers? according to the associated press right? >> that wraps this hour of cnn newsroom. i'm kim brunhuber. i'll be back with more news in a moment every weekday morning. here are the five things you need to know to start your day. >> cnn's five t things withth ke bobolduan, strtreaming weeeekda max take airirborne. it t has sn nutrtrients to h help fill t th holeles. your imimmune system w hoholes new airbororn

. >> seth: and, i mean, the show got delayed a little bit, and steve higgins, our friend steve higginsmber. >> seth: for everybody. and one day, you know, i hadn't done the show, just met you guys. and you offered me a ride back to the city. >> yeah. >> seth: and i got ot sit in the back with you guys. and it was -- you know, you were a hero of mine. you were somebody i had heard so much about. and i was driving, and then, you couldn't go below 14th street, which is where i lived, without a piece of mail, and the cops weren't going to let me through. and then you, kind of, did the thing. >> money maker. [ laughter ] >> seth: but you kind of did the thing you do in this movie. >> yeah. >> seth: which is -- >> yeah. >> seth: and they let me through. and i just -- i was watching this and watching the two of you in this car tell this beautiful story. and i felt so lucky to have just been in one with you. and, you know, you get to work at "snl," and you know, when you start and you think, oh, i'm never -- i can't believe i get to work with people this funny. but then you see a movie like th

higgins: thank you, mr. speaker and i thank chairman cole. mr. speaker, i don't know where to begin. i have five minutes, i could use 500. but american people are watching. they recognize that our nation suffers onto the burden of a threatened government shutdown and very real threat of millions of illegals that have flooded into our country that could potentially vote in this very important election cycle. you don't think it could happen, you haven't been paying attention. there have been thousands and thousands removed from precincts across the country in any state that had the courage to look into those rolls. the balance of this people's house were determined by hundreds of votes, sometimes less. we just had a colleague lose an election by 317 votes a man who served in this body right now. if i don't think millions of illegals could potentially influence a federal election, you are not being intellectually sound. and to talk about money, the good lady said disgraceful. i'll tell you what's disgraceful is to stand here and say that the federal

has warned its racing against the crow to help the displaced while we can speak now to etc higgins. she is a unicef spokesperson and deputy representative of unit stuff in lebanon. she joins us now from bayard. thank you so much for your time. i appreciate you must be incredibly busy. so the situation and 11 on we've seen just in the last few days escalates so quickly. over $560.00 people killed, including 50 children. clearly a very, very challenging time for you, open eyes ation. what are you hearing about the situation on the go in on the ground and how your coping as well. it's not just about what we're hearing, but it's about what we're seeing in the last couple of minutes. just before i began this interview, unfortunately we've heard more of more tragic steps this morning, including of staff members, family members, including extended family members, including people who are displaced and who are seeking shelter in schools here in barriers. uh, one particular uh, strike, hips very, very close to a hospital. the unit step supports in the sense of 11 own and reportedly there wer

but anybody who drives that has a very small -- >> jimmy: higgins! >> steve: what?all dog. it doesn't look like there'd be room for a big pet. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, okay, that's fine. >> steve: yeah, but i bet anybody who owns that car has a a microscopic -- >> jimmy: higgins! >> steve: what? a microscopic monthly payment. if they're wealthy, they're gonna pay it off. you know what i mean? >> jimmy: yeah, okay, that's fine. that's fine. >> steve: you know what? you know what? i'm gonna get it. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: cool. >> steve: you know why? because i have a very tiny penis. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: moving on. [ laughter ] guys, i heard about a man in china who broke a world record by spinning his phone on his finger 320 times. he was like, "yes," and then immediately dropped it in the toilet. [ laughter ] "ooh, you got to be kidding me. why would i do it here?" guys, finally, "deadpool & wolverine" hit theaters today. >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's good. we actually had ryan reynolds and hugh jackman on the sh

i learned something cool, higgins. >> steve: what'd you learn?australia is actually wider than the moon. did you know that? >> steve: what? >> jimmy: yes. >> steve: no, i didn't know that. >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: you know what though? actually, i also learned something today. so you mind if i drop a little knowledge on you right now? >> jimmy: yeah, of course, higgins. go ahead, go right ahead. >> steve: okay. did you know that books are just more than the outside? turns out they open. [ laughter ] and there's a whole part in there you're also supposed to read. >> jimmy: wow. [ cheers applause ] that really is good to know. >> steve: yeah, i didn't know. >> jimmy: it's good to know. >> tariq: hey, jimmy, i got one. >> jimmy: oh, sure. hey, go ahead, tariq. >> tariq: did you know "bike" is short for "bicycle," but "mike" is not short for "micycle"? [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: that's news to me. >> questlove: hey, jimmy, can i do one? >> steve: sure, quest. what do you got, bud? >> questlove: so did you know when flights attendants say, "

it feels good. [ cheers and applause ] you want to say it, higgins?it, too. >> steve: the cardigan classic! where the champion go! >> jimmy: yeah, that's good. [ cheers and applause ] you guys all want to say it? [ audience responds ] >> jimmy: 1, 2, 3! >> audience: the cardigan classic! where the champion go! >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about! dj khaled, i'll see you on the course! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: wow! >> jimmy: but first, what a a show we have for you tonight. she's an oscar-winning actor who stars in the new film "the wild robot," which is in theaters and imax september 27th. lupita nyong'o is here. [ cheers and applause ] we love lupita. she is a grammy-award winning performer who you can see in the new series "the penguin," which premieres september 19th on hbo and max, cristin milioti is joining us. [ cheers and applause ] and we've got great music from talib kweli! [ cheers and applause ] talib kweli and j. rawls! >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: that's my dude. guys, i am so sorry if i seem a a little scatterbrained. i had a ter

now, 43-year-old sean higgins is the man accused of driving the car.hat killed johnny and his brother he is currently charged with two counts of vehicular homicide, and he admitted to having been drinking on the night of the accident. higgins is currently in custody and is scheduled to appear back in court next week victor amara, gloria. >> thank you. our coverage of the news in gaza ahead on the next hour of cnn this morning weekend israeli military says it recovered the bodies of six hamas hostages, including an israeli american who was kidnapped from that nova music festival on october 7, today, democratic congressman adam schiff joins dana with his take on what vice president harris told cnn plus trump team member tulsi gabbard on how the former president is preparing for the nenext debate e state of t the live this s morning at nih we e alalways had d dog carolinina, bebest buddieses adadam, my who life so wewe got h him and he e been a absolute jojoy concerert on t the farmersrs dog. key jus the e attacks ththat it's incrededible they arare so tu

1835 people have been wounded according to the deputies. unicef representative in lab and not at the higgins, and one day more lebanese will guide them in the last 11 months. and there are 2 un ultra staff members who perished. half a 1000000 people have had to flee their homes on 24 september after you had another is really air strike in the back copy valley. an entire family of 10 people died on 20 september. more than 50 people were died or were killed. us resulted in is really air strikes on a densely populated residential area of retailers or tours. retaliatory strikes on military objects in israel are being carried out by hezbollah as well. all of this is being carried out literally several days after the horrific terrorist attack with a destination of wireless devices in lab and on which claim the lives of $39.00 people . several 1000 were wounded. we emphatically condemn the large scale military attack and publications against the friendly nation of 11 on we extend our sincere condolences to the families of the dead and we wish to speed recovery to the wounded. we categorically rejec