jackie: o boy. that says a lot right there, john, but having said that todd, a lot of criticism about the content and pow polarizing it was when this is a president that stepped up to the podium and said i'm sheer to unite america and you had two marines flanking him and your thoughts on how the americans took the speech. >> the marines is just wrong, you shouldn't have marines in what amounts campaign speech. our colleague bret baier said, quote, it's a convention speech in front of independence hall. they shouldn't have had marines hall. as for esthetics, if you are going to go full michael bay, be the good guy michael bay, red, white and blue, don't go for bad but it's stupidity on the part of biden administration. as for our what our colleague john just said, this is to jeun the base because they don't achievement. like what is achievement? ruining the country's finances in the future with all the free money pump intoed the system. cocombat what the republicans ae doing. we will see if it works.

jackie. jackie: greg palkot, thank you.r to margaret thatcher, heritage foundation director nile gardiner. great to see you. reaction to those photos. >> great to see. >> apparently this is interesting and first prime minister to meet the queen at balmoro, not in london. everything is happening a different way. the queen is 96 years old at this point. your paths and great britain has a energy crisis on its hands. she needs to try to resolve that rather quickly. >> yes, thanks very much for having me on the show today and of course a big day for the british people, the third female prime minister for the united kingdom. in many respects liz truss likes to model herself upon the leadership of margaret thatcher. she is a big admire earlier of the ion lady and she is a very strong conservative, limited government, low-tax politician. she has pledged to seek free market solutions to the immense challenges that the united kingdom faces and that is certainly the right approach. you don't want to see you know increasing taxes in th

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roger: en lo que decimos acÁ, jackie no envejece. parte interior para que se vea reflejado. roger: su camino al Éxito no fue nada fÁcil, frente a las cÁmaras siempre ha mostrado profesionalismo, alegrÍa y una sonrisa que ha cautivado a la audiencia durante dÉcadas, en los momentos mÁs difÍciles de su vida personal los ha mantenido en la mÁs absoluta privacidad. me llamÓ mucho la atenciÓn cuando me dijiste hablando aquÍ que cuando llegaste a los Ángel estaba devastada, destruida, se dice que es sano que merodea imaginado, quizÁs muchas personas no saben eso de ti. >> cuando lleguÉ ya estaba divorciada, aprendÍ lo que es el amor propio, por muchos aÑos me olvidÉ de mÍ, querÍa complacer a esta persona, y me olvidÉ de mis gustos y de cÓmo era yo, porque tenÍa que entrar en tu mundo, para que todo esto funcione, yo creo que eso me llevÓ a perder un poco que yo era. toquÉ fondo, ya que yo tenÍa que aprender que en la vida no tenÉs que buscar de donde no es para complacer a los demÁs. roger: la adversidad la hizo mÁs fuerte. jackie: hay que

jackie?kie: katie, i reported on hurricane irma in 2017, and in many ways when you're in florida in a situation like this, the east and the west coast seem almost like different countries depending on where the storm actually hits. having said that, west coast took it really hard. you're experiencing on the east side potential more flooding and flooding earlier today. what's the morale on the ground there? are people relieved in some sense that they missed the worst of it? >> reporter: i think people in this area, especially st. augustine, are pretty used to flooding. but they do say that this storm in particular stands out because the last time they had storm surge of this size, actually, this storm surge exceeded the last time they had it during hurricane matthew in 2016. so noticeable for people who live here, and that's why you're seeing so many people come check out what the water looks like, at times checking out what the flooding looks like, at times getting stuck in that flooding -- [

jackie: view reaction. oil has soared to 200 investment in that sector this is partially being driven by the movement but these left wing ideologues like the members of the squad are pressuring the banks not to invest in oil gas or coal or political reasons only and they do not care about that devastating effect in the american consumers and also notable the president biden elevated tend to be the chief claimant risk officer and this is one of the biggest regulators of the u.s. banks and ten is known to be very synthetic to the guys regulations the squad is pushing pretty look at going on in europe right now, we have millions of people in europe precinct this winter with frigid temperatures because the entire - dangerous lack of energy security this largely the result of giving to the pressure from black and left-wing activists and then of course the russia invasion of ukraine, did not help because the continent has made is also dependent on russian oil that is the path that we are going down here if we lis

jackie: yeah. period of time lisa to you i didn't get your take your read on numbers as watching futures pare back a little bit more dow peaked around higher indicated opening 200 thousand 111. >> this really was a nice report jackie if you look at really where all the numbers came in, we still have very solid jobs growth while again slowing, that is to be expected where we are, with the economy, where we are seeing a head fed tightening, decelerating globally, maintaining higher level of averages last self years not enough to potentially raise concern about wage price spiral the greet news on labor participation front that wl was part of where over the last few months we've actually seen that figure stagnate we have made progress over the months immediately preceding the -- our after the pandemic but then again, it is tapered off nice to see a jump back in that again and again that will also help, relieve potentially some inflation pressure again as workers come back into the workforce. jackie: jo

jackie: 22 u.s.ending a letter to the white house demanding more from president biden immediately scrap his student loan bailout plan. that cancels $10000 in debt for millions of federal baller under borrowers and 20000 with those with pell grants. the governor say they fundamentally opposed biden's plan to force american taxpayers to pay off the student loan debt of an elite few. nebraska governor pete ricketts among them and he joins me now, great to be with you, thank you for joining us let's dig into this issue a lot of americans are very upset about this, feeling that their cost and taxes are going to go up so president biden could give some elites and people wildfire degrees in education handouts of ten and $20000. >> your exactly right only about 16 - 20% of americans have a student loan. if you look at the breakout by income the top 20% of earners have $3 in student loan for every dollar in the bottom 20%, basically you say the majority of americans, blue-collar workers are going to pay for b

i'm jackie deangelis and for maria bartiromo.mericans continuing to struggle with red-hot inflation leading to what could be the biggest fed rate hike in more than 40 years next week. i'm asking former white house chief economist kevin hassett and purportedly a manager mark tapper about the impact. in the wake of surging inflation the u.s. army is now suggesting our soldiers go on food stamps, nebraska governor heat ricketts response to this he is one of 22 u.s. governor sounded the alarm against president biden's massive student loan handout. he will tell us why they say this plan is a complete fail. sky high ticket prices, frontier airlines ceo reports airfares for the holidays will be the highest in five years, first here's a look at where the markets ended the week after higher-than-expected inflation numbers triggered the worst selloff in over two years, he was the president's response. >> the stock market does not reflect the state of the economy as you well know. the economy is still strong, and employment is low, job ther

jackie, take a listen.amazing, here is lori lightfoot responding to the migrant crisis now at her doorstep. >> my frustration comes from the actions of the governor of texas. there could be a level of coordination and cooperation but he chooses to do none of those things and instead tries to send to human beings, not cargo, not freight to, but human beings across the country to an uncertain destination. he has been manufacturing a human crisis and it makes no sense to me. >> kayleigh: so my question becomes who is manufacturing this customer at the texas governor who is essentially dealing with us alone along with other border states or as a joe biden who, as the fair president dan stein says has allowed more immigrants than the country of ireland? >> i think some of the blame shifts to everyone, to joe biden but also to the democrat mayors as well, right? if she is saying this is using illegal migrants as pawns in abbott is doing that by sending them out to the sanctuary cities and they don't want to take

welcome to the program that analyzes the week that eyes and helps position you for the week ahead, i'm jacky information president biden is stepping up attacks on former president trump and republicans in a dramatic it fiery red primetime speech and calling them a threat to american democracy and what happened to his promises of the unity and i am asking north dakota senator kevin kramer plus the argus job reports terms and 50000 jobs last month and through the cycle president john is here with whitney's the economy and with the federal reserve will do now and goldman sachs predicting the housing market downturn could be even worse next year and realtor .com, is daniel will tell us with the buyers and sellers can expect going into the fall but first, president biden slam for the dramatic print times beach like the u.s. marines and intense red lighting and builds a battle for the soul of the nation. biden: for a long time, solar cells in american democracy is guaranteed but it is not, we have to defend it, we the people will not let anyone or anything tear us apart. maria: he dishes message o

looking for jackie kennedy where are you, jackie, where is jackie o.uess on the supers up side at least he noticed she wasn't. there this say good thing. it could have been much worse, where is jackie, there she s everyone look at jackie. there is no jackie, everyone, see jackie. nd look i know a lot of people are saying this is another example of biden's brain being foggy but i think if anything, this makes biden a better president. yeah, think of how hard he must be working to keep americans safe knowing that osama bin laden is still out there somewhere. where is he, where is he, jack where is he? and finally, let's talk about air travel. the number of people flying is nearly back to prepandemic levels. and if you are one of those people about to take a flight for the first time in a few years, here say reminder that mile experience some weird shit in the air. >> a new video is showing a moment that left passengers on an american airlines flight confused on their way to dallas from lax when strange noises started coming from the plane's public announ

where's' jackie? i didn't think she was going to be there. >> frankly, i think you need to explain where the mistake was made. >> you're jumping to a lot of conclusions and what i said she was on top of mind. that's not un-you shall. >> go after him for forgetting that someone has passed. i mean, she passed last month. not like 100 years ago. >> look, i guess on the upside at least he notice that had she wasn't there. this is a good thing. yeah, could have been much worse if he was like, where's jackie, there's jackie. >> the united states shares a very important relationship, which is an alliance with the republic of north korea and it is an alliance that is strong and enduring. elizabeth: okay, bill, the vis president didn't correct herself. she meant to say south korea. there's media frustration over this and the president himself even acknowledged jackie walorski's death after the time and signed a deck ragainilation that flags are flown at half staff and the dc media is out on this. >> i think we

jackie: cantan entonados. se trata de un nuevo incendio en el condado de riverside, las llamas que se iniciaron ayer por la tarde se han propagado rÁpidamente y esto ha obligado las autores a evacuar a los residentes de unas 5000 viviendas, tambiÉn siete casas fueron consumidas por las llamas y dos personas perdieron la vida, las autoridades tratan de determinar que fuero que ocurriÓ, lo que ocasionÓ la pÉrdida de estas dos vidas. y justamente en la localidad hoy no habrÁ clases e ya que existe la posibilidad de apagones, altas temperaturas y por supuesto el peligro que se sigan extendiendo las llamas al del incendio. vamos hablar de la ola de calor que continÚa afectando al estado california y tambiÉn a otros estados en general, a unos 50,000,000 de personas. por ejemplo ayer sucediÓ algo fuera lo comÚn, en el Área de la bahÍa san francisco se registraron 116 de temperatura algo que supuestamente, segÚn lo que dicen las autoridades no habÍa ocurrido, esto nada mÁs pararnos una idea de cÓmo estÁn las cosas en

booker spokesman for jackie jackie here jackie. i don't think she could be here.d be fine if jackie hadn't died a few months ago in the accident and for jackie's family it was, of course, a colossal insult, but it's frankly. well, frankly, a manifestation of dementia is as follows. eh, brownie kuzya yes zhar yes tried to explain. dedicated dove of the president

jackie you here where is jackie i think she planned to be here.e fact is that congress woman died in august in a car accident , the white house press secretary hurried to correct the situation, she explained joe's behavior by saying that the president constantly thinks about jack, but this caused even more flurry of criticism from readers of the usa today newspaper, in the comments not holds back and writes that the white house press secretary is making things worse by trying to fix the situation, and joe quote. just calling out to the same people who elected him and the republicans and all demanded that the president apologize to the family of the deceased for a shameful and unacceptable mistake. the national legal portal of belarus in the press will be a platform for a nationwide discussion of the most important laws in the country. this allows you to quickly get feedback from all regions. so ahead and bringing a number of laws in line with the updated constitution and in parliament does not exclude that the most important norms will be discusse

she was top of mind. >> he said, "jackie, are you here? where's jackie? she must not be here." >> i just explained, she was on top of mind. >> if the late congresswoman was on top of mind for the president, and her family was expected to be here, that's what he was thinking about, why was he looking for her? >> again, i think people can understand, i think the american people out there, who watched the briefing from time to time, maybe at this moment, will understand when someone is at top of mind. >> jesse: jackie was top of mind, whatever that means, and he knew jackie was dead, why was he looking for her? the president is getting worse fast, and looks as lost as he sounds. here he is yesterday. biden can't even navigate his way around a stage. you really think he's in full command of the country, the white house? joe biden is not in command of anything. thank god he chose a competent vice president to take the reins in case something bad happens. but he didn't. he chose kamala harris, because she was a woman of anchor, who in the middle of a border cri

jackie robinson, quite a legend.that wraps up kron. 4 news at 5. >> pam and ken are here with what's coming up at 6. >> hank and grant the heat, of course, the lead story for everybody tonight. rotating power outages looming tonight as the state's power grid continues to be pushed to the limit where residents in the bay area could be left in the dark. record-breaking heat wave sweeping through the bay area. and when we could finally see a cool down from all of this. >> i'm ken wayne. i'm pam >> i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next. you might already know that prop 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund real solutions to the homelessness crisis. so how will that new revenue be spent? new housing units in all 58 counties, including: permanent supportive housing, tiny homes communities, project roomkey supportive hotel units... and intensive mental health and addiction treatment. in short, 27 means getting people off the streets and into housing. yes on 27. with less moderate-to-severe eczem

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where's jackie ? not funny. sadly, this may have been one of joe's most disturbing momentf s, and that's againrememb saying a lot. remember, ater the time of her death, biden ordered flags tof-t be lowered at half mast. h he released a heartfelt tribute to the long serving lawmaker. and then joe biden apparentlyarl forgoty ruining what would hav been a moving and heart heartfelt tribute, which is what it was supposed to be .o play defense and the white house state triedf to play defense for biden. that ended up just making it much worse. >> and here's biden's press secretary rambling on and on and on . >> and it's pretty bad. take a look what happened in thp hungary today. the president appeared to lookre around the roont was loom for ae member, a member of congress, who passed away last month seemed to indicate she might be in the room. so to the president, was as youe all know, yontu guys were watching today's event a very important event on food and security. the president was naming the congressional champio

tonight, th >>> finally tonight, the long overdue tribute, a new museum dedicated to baseball pioneer jackiey, which stretches far beyond sports ron allen got a special preview. >> reporter: jackie robinson, forever remembered for breaking baseball's color barrier in 1947. the new museum proudly displays his uniform and bat and a lot of historic sports memorabilia. but his widow, rachel robinson, now 100, insisted the museum focus on her husband's work beyond the playing field, which she has said was more important to both of them >> she wanted us to talk about jackie's dogged commitment to his community and to first-class citizenship being available for all americans. >> reporter: della britton helped design the museum this is jackie robinson and martin luther king. they were close. >> they were close, yep. >> reporter: there's robinson's army uniform, where he became one of only a few black officers and faced a court-martial for refusing to move to the back of a military bus, 11 years before rosa parks. >> as a black man, i find it quite discouraging to look around and find how little has

at the same event he asked jackie, where's jackie, asking about congresswoman jackie who died in a an accident last month. he didn't know that the congresswoman had passed away. that being said, they go back to the same playbook, blame big oil, blame big pharma, blame big meat, they were doing this as inflation was taking off because of their wreckless policies and it's just an anti-business, i will blighthly lie attitude. he's talking about gasoline stations. gas stations are large ily owned by independent operator as mom and pop shops. big oil does not -- they own a sliver of gasoline stations in this country. that being said, when you have a supply crunch, you will see pump prices go up to prevent shortages in an event like a hurricane. it's just the way it works to make sure that that the stations actually have fuel and then it just bounces back. but again, this is all they've got really is to blame the industries that are supporting the economy. maria: and charles, this plays well with the populace. the people are much smarter than the administration gives them credit for and the

wears jackie? >> the president was naming the congressional champions on this issue and was acknowledging her incredible work. it would be a bill signing in her honor this coming friday so of course she was on his mind. >> where is jackie, she must not be here? >> i just explained she was on top of mind. stuart: you've got to sort this out. can he run for a second term after performances like this? >> i think he can, i think he will but i think democrats are right to be concerned about this in the country should be concerned about this. it is one thing to have occasional brain far, we've all done something like that at some point but i think the white house been on this that everything was fine, she was top of mind just doesn't fly and frankly the job of being karine jean-pierre in this moment is totally impossible, she can't admit what everyone is seeing that the president is someone who frequently loses track of everything going on around him and the thing i'm concerned about is this is the stuff

jackie you here, where's jackie? i think she planned.anded that babin publicly apologize to the relatives of the deceased in social networks, too, a violent reaction to confucius, and these shots the us leader again got lost from the podium , his wife had to take him away. today the whole world celebrates the day of the heart, it was established in order to draw attention to the diseases that take the most lives today, doctors save patients who had a chance 20 years ago minimal and absolute leader in terms of the number of operations, the russian bakulevsky center, where this year they celebrate the centenary of the birth of vladimir burakovsky, an outstanding cardiac surgeon, reporting by yulia onishchenko the baby was. now it's already 6 days 7, you can say, but he came to us he was 3 days old. you can touch his belly here. here is a soft tummy, rosy cheeks, the baby is clearly on the mend , it’s hard to believe that krokha underwent a complex open-heart operation , the boy’s circulatory problems appeared immediately after birth. the m

saying i'm thinking about jackie is not the same as saying where is jackie?t's like saying i'm thinking about cancer is not the same thing as saying i have cancer. why didn't they just say he misspoke? we can all see it and hear it on the video where he is like where is she, it's video. videos have been around for a while, even longer than joe biden, that's how long we've had videos. it's insulting, it's a really common thing. i know what it's like -- i think about my mom, you know what i don't do? i'm not like where are you, i know why she's not here! >> greg: i think there is an assumption that their feet are going to be held to the fire. she doesn't even try in these pressers. [laughter] >> we know who he's shaking hands with now. rest her soul. top of mind. sometimes you have a really good idea in a meeting what we do? come up with a cool catchphrase, top of mind. unfortunately that was not it. that's up there with let's get after it, that didn't work out too well either. lost his mind, doesn't know where he's at, the pill wore off. naptime is usually dur

but for all this work and counts hours, jackie doesn't get paid a paid a single penny. she returns returns to work almost every day every day now as a volunteer, after feeling burnout. she retired earlier than she really wanted, a few months ago. >> i did not leave because of te children. i left because of bureaucratic reasons, not enough enough support for the teachers and for what we do. >> reporter: teachers like jacke are leaving because of their work load, more responsibilitie, student behavioral issues exacerbated by the pandemic and increasing student to teacher ratios, in part because of staffing issues that make the job more difficult. >> it is stressful being a teacr and having a class that is overpopulated. >> sadly enough, it was time foe to go and get out. that is why i i go back and be with my kids. >> reporter: extensive surveys w 80% of districts state wide rept staffing difficulties. a first year principal says all first time teacher positions have been been filled to start the academc year, but acknowledges staffing issues within the district pers. >>

. >> todd: republicans argue they asked for this, jackie ibanez is live with details. >> jackie: goodng, democrat san antonio area sheriff is opening criminal investigation into florida governor ron desantis for flying migrants to martha's vineyard last week under false pretenses. listen. >> here we have 48 people on hard times, they are here legally in our country at that point. they have every right to be where they are, i believe they were preyed upon, lured them with promises of a better life, which is what they were looking for. >> jackie: governor firing back at that sheriff's accusations. >> it was clearly voluntary and the nonsense you are hearing is not true, there are jobs available in martha's vineyard, there is lodging available. had they lived up to what they claim as sanctuary jurisdiction, they could have absorbed those people. let's say that is true, what does that mean for poor towns in texas. >> jackie: eric adams says he is leaving no stone unturned. >> our legal team is looking at what legal challenges we can do with texas. we believe there are options, when you pl

hey there, jackie. >> good evening, norah.ajor hurricane and very powerful after making landfall over cuba. it's been intensifying once again and will continue to do so all the way up to landfall. there you can see the current wind speed, 120 miles per hour, a category 3 storm, and it's moving in a northerly direction and today we've had a little bit of an adjustment to the right, or to the south of the previous track. so that brings this in as a more powerful hurricane, and it comes in a little bit sooner. so any preparations need to be rushed to completion, and that will continue to move up to the north. storm surge is the deadliest part of the storm. here's our storm specialist dr. greg postel with our exclusive immersive reality to show you what the storm surge will look like. >> extremely danger hurricane ian continues to close in on florida's west coast. we know there will be destructive winds but also a life-threatening storm surge. we could see water rise above normally dry ground in some cases up to 10 feet. let me sh

jackie. 31 good afternoon to you too, neil, the white house would not confirm reports that the white house turned down a dhs plan to start moving migrants from the crowded southern border to the northern border. they also would not confirm that it has created some mounting tensions between the homeland security and the white house. >> jackie: according to the nbc, officials have openly expressed frustration at the meetings with the white house's reluctance to take a page from the book of republican governors and begin traveling governors to the u.s. according to the communication obtained by nbc news. they note that the white house previously set 9,000 crossings per day as a trigger point to start moving migrants into the interior of the country. right now, we are seeing around 8,000 crossings a day. the white house continues to blame in this surge on the trump administration. including at today's press briefing. >> i just want to confirm the way this administration season, ending remaining in mexico, 42 had nothing to do with the surgeon received. >> secretary jean-pierre: the major

where's jackie? i didn't think -- she must not be here. to help make this a reality. >> well, mr.as referring to the late indiana republican representative jackie wilorski who died last month in a car accident. she was one of four congressional co-sponsors for the bill to fund the hunger conference. later the white house said that the congresswoman had been, quote, top of mind for the president at the time. >>> at least six adults were wounded at a school shooting in oakland. it happened yesterday at a high school attended by recent immigrants between the ages of 16 and 21. the school's website says the immigrants include those who fled violence and instability in their home countries. authorities did not say if any of the victims were students or teachers. and at least two have life-threatening injuries. police say they are searching for at least one suspect. >>> and this morning we are remembering legendary cbs news white house correspondent bill plante. e ard-winning journalist enatory at cbs news covering some of the biggest stories including the vietnam war, the civil rights

. >> reporter: there's nothing that crazy love from jackie when when she walks into a classroom. even when she is no nonsense. >> you have to be responsible. >> reporter: it doesn't take very long to realize just how pr ms. d is. everywhere the longtime third-grade teacher goes, she gets a hero's welcomeh high-fives, hugs, and shout outm former students. their smiling s their smiling faces say it all. >> she was always happy. >> just the joy of school. everybody. >> reporter: then it is off to the school yard. they just reced they just received some donations to keep it growing in. it growing in green. but for als work and countless hours of comt countless hours of commitment, jackie doesn't get paid a single single penny picture returns to work almost every day now as a r now as a volunteer after fillint after filling burnout. she retid earlier than she really wanted w months ago. >> i did not leave because of the children. i left because ofc reasons. not enough support fore teachers and for what we do. >> reporter: teachers like jacke are leaving because of their wo. more respo

what are you remembering about jackie today? >> her beautiful smile. just the way she hugged and welcomed everybody. the care she had for anyone, all the little pets, the little animals she had. it's just terrible. she's missed, for sure. >> you mentioned jackie's big sister, who is a senior this year. she's talked very publicly about how scared, terrified she said, to go back for her final year. she even told texas lawmakers in june, she said i have my senior year, and that's it. am i going to survive it? you said she's headed back today. how is she feeling or what was that -- what can you tell us about that decision and that conversation about what she was going to do? >> i know that it was a tough decision. at the beginning, she wasn't sure what she was going to do. she debated to go virtual or go in class, and it was a tough choice. but she felt that her type of learning that she's better served if she actually would attend class. it's worrisome for the entire family. we all are concerned about the security measures, things at school. but jasmine k

i was looking for jackie kennedy where is jackie kennedy where are you jackie where are jackie listenleast. at least he noticed that she wasn't there. it's already good. yes, it could be much worse. if you for example, he said, where is jackie and so, she is jackie and yes, listen. i know evil tongues claim that this is another example of biden's mind clouding, but i think biden does it anyway. better as president. why, just think how hard he must be working now to keep americans safe, knowing that osama bin laden is still hiding somewhere. of course, you can laugh for a long time on the topic of dementia american president dementia, in my opinion, is really on the face. well, who was behind the explosions? we are well aware that this is someone from washington, united states of america, where this is a world government that is wreaking havoc on the entire planet and is pushing us in particular towards the nuclear apocalypse of the incident. on the nord streams occurred due to deliberate actions. a rather boring version informs us of its deliberate actions by the swedish ministry of e

jackie ibanez join us with the latest.acky. >> new york city mayor eric adams ordering tents to be put up in the bronx to house 1000 migrants for four days. after screening, they will enter the strained shelter system. mayor adams hasn't been shy about blaming the influx on the migrant buses sent from texas governor greg abbott. he said 13,000 processed since spring, but according to texas governor data 2700 migrants have been sent from the lone star state in that period, meaning one in five migrants in new york city is from texas, despite this, democrats arguing bussing migrants is evidence of red state governors playing politics. listen. >> obviously there are issues with the border and migration, these are stunts you see from people who don't have a solution. it is not just ineffectual, it is hurting people in order to get takening. >> jackie: officials are callings out the democrats double standard and vowing to continue bussing migrant until biden administration secures the border. >> thousands have been bussed and fl

senator booker, representative jackie are you here? where is jackie?ht she was in a be here, to hate help make this a rea reality. >> sean: where is customer not funny. sadly this may have been one of joe's most disturbing moments in a single lot. remember at the time of her death, joe biden ordered flags to be at half-mast he did a heartfelt, and apparently he forgot running would been a very moving and heartfelt tribute which is what are supposed to be. in the white house they try to play defense for joe biden thath worse and here's joe biden's press secretary rambling on, and on, and on its free bad. circle the president was looking around the room for an audience member, a member of congress who passed away last month. what happened there? to go as you will know you are watching today's event very important event, the president was naming congressional champions on this issue. >> she was saying where is jackie she must not be here. >> i just explained she was on top of mind. >> if the late congressman was top of mind i was expected to be here and s

(angry crowd yelling) jackie: how could thishappen in teaneck?ad been themodel community and i think that i learned that some of that reputation was was a myth. in fact,the 1949 the us government named teaneck,a model american town. it was overwhelminglywhite christians then. alison: i find it interestingthat there were no african- americans in teaneck whenit became a model community. so, you tell mehow model that is. my family came toteaneck in 1955, we were the secondafrican-american family. on our side, which isconsidered the northeastdistrict 14. it was redliningwhich means that there were realestate agents that would not allow black people to move to certainparts of the town. jackie: i do remember, my fatherin particular driving me around the northeastsection of teaneck, in 1957 showing me how the homes were similar to thehome that we lived in, but they lived in acertain section of town, and i think thatwas okay with him. he was proud that it was consideredan integrated community. the fair housing peoplerecognized that it was likely to be ea

-- jackie you here?here's jackie. i don't think she was going to be here. to help make this a reality. . >> sean: i don't have words for this. usually these obvious examples of biden's con nahtive decline are totally ignored by most in the media mob but today multiple reporters demanded answers rightly so from the white house press secretary. how did that happen? what is going on? what is wrong here? needless to say, the white house press secretary didn't have very good answers. take a look. >> what happened in the hunger event today? the president appeared to look around the room for an audience member, a member of congress who passed away last month, seemed to indicate she might be in the room. what happened? >> so the president was -- as you all know you guys were watching today's event, a very important event on food insecurity. the president was naming the congressional champions on this issue. >> he said jackie are you here? where's jackie she must not be here. >> i totally understand. i just expla

which she has said it was more important to both of them. >> she wanted us to talk about jackie's doghis community and to first classes and shipping available for all americans. >> she helped design the museum. >> this is jackie robinson and martin luther king. they were close. >> they were close. yep. >> robinson's army uniform. where he became one of only a few black officers and face a court martial for refusing to move to the back of a military bus. 11 years before rosa parks. >> as a black man, i find it quite discouraging to look around and find how little has been done to lift minorities from the depths of poverty. >> after baseball he started a bank and ran a construction company that built affordable housing. >> he was the original activists athlete. >> he was just 53 when he died. >> he did a lot of those 53 years. >> so much that robinson museum is being held at some one of the first new york city dedicated largely to the civil rights movement. >> what do you think you remember the most from this museum? >> that he was an activist and someone who was in -- encouraging and s

greg and jackie, thank you so much.er, we spoke with tampa mayor jane castor about the dangers the city faces from hurricane ian, and what she's telling residents tonight. what have you learned about the track of the storm? >> it seems to be taking somewhat of a more easterly trajectory, which means landfall possibly a little bit south of us. >> o'donnell: are people heeding the call for these mandatory evacuations? >> yes-- people that i have talked to, you know, used to have the old "well, we can just wait this out and see what happens." and we're talking 10- to 15-foot tidal surge. nobody can withstand that. there's no waiting that out. >> o'donnell: based on the latest track, could that mean no electricity for this whole area? >> yes, the electricity, electric power, will probably go out. nothing can really sustain or survive through saltwater intrusion, and that's the worst thing that can happen for our electric grids. >> o'donnell: how are you feeling about the latest track? >> well, i'm feeling better about the l

and now there's a museum in new york that's honoring the life and legacy of jackie robinson.the museum celebrates more than just what he did on the field by educating visitors. facets of robinson's life. it includes interactive exhibits on robinson's many accomplishments. it also includes some details about the robinson family. >> going through that with his wife and how his life was his partner. and he said he looked at them and told people that he was us and say, i us to important to keep this generation just very clear, unfamiliar with what courage is needed in order deal with many different challenges. >> all proceeds from the ticket sales go to the jackie robinson foundation which gives college scholarships to young people of color. right? if you are itching to watch a new tv series we've got you covered. it's series based on the events surrounding wars, rogue, one and or follows a thief. her rebel spider in the 5 years before the events of the film takes place. cole gives us a look in this morning's entertainment report. >> well, if you saw star wars rogue one and had a

jackie: i'm jackie deangelis, you're watching "the evening edit" on fox business. that does it for us. have a good evening. ♪ ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: and happy weekend to all. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. enough is enough. despite raging ebb nation and -- can inflation and new reports of fraud, democrats are still looking to spend billions more in covid relief provisions. kansas senator roger marshall on the move he just made in the senate to try to stop all the spending. and his response to credit card companies' plans to track your gun store purchases. plus, the federal reserve's rate hike sinking stockings. david bahnsen on where we go from here. plus, a new lawsuit just filed against florida governor ron desantis over flying migrants to martha's vineyard. i'll be talking with florida attorney general ashley moody about that. and new details of a major drug bust in florida that seized enough fentanyl to kil